AIA St. Louis Fellows of the Institute 

 George I Barnett, FAIA, First AIA St. Louis Fellow

The American Institute of Architects bestows the honor of Fellowship upon its members who have distinguished themselves in areas of practice.  Elevation to Fellowship not only recognizes the achievements of the architect as an individual but also elevates those architects who have made significant contributions to architecture and to society.

Of the 80,000 members of The American Institute of Architects, just over 3,000 architects have been honored by Fellowship. Each year at the AIA National convention, new Fellows are inducted into the AIA College of Fellows.  To learn more about the College of Fellows, click HERE  

Fellowship is awarded based on an architect's work that:

 ●    Promotes the aesthetic, scientific and practical efficiency of the profession (design, urban design or preservation); or

●     Advances the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of architectural education, training, & practice (education, research, literature, or practice); or

●    Coordinates the building industry, & the profession of architecture (led the Institute or led a related organization; or

●    Ensures the advancement of the living standards of people through the improved environment (public service, government, industry or organization); or

●    Works to bring ever-increasing service to society (alternative career, volunteer work with organizations not directly connected with the built environment, or service to society).

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Below is a list of the Fellows of AIA St. Louis:

* deceased