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AA- XX. 2011 AIACC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS ENTRY. IDENTIFICATION FORM. Award Category: Type here Nominee Name: Type here Firm/Company: Type here Address: Type here Telephone: Type here Email address (person to contact with regards to this entry): Type here

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  1. AA-XX 2011 AIACC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS ENTRY IDENTIFICATION FORM Award Category: Type here Nominee Name: Type here Firm/Company: Type here Address: Type here Telephone: Type here Email address (person to contact with regards to this entry): Type here AIA Chapter of Nominee (if applicable): Type here Nominator Information (if different than nominee): Name: Type here Address: Type here Telephone: Type here Email address: Type here

  2. AA-XX DESCRIPTIVE NARRATIVE, PG. 1 Replace this text in its entirety with your narrative. Provide a biographical narrative of the architect, individual or group and their contributions to the architectural profession, their clients, or the community. The narrative must not exceed two pages (10 pt. font minimum). Do not change the font and do not add images to this section. Excellence in Education Honor Award This award is presented to an individual whose personal dedication and achievement has resulted in an important contribution to architectural education or the broadening of public awareness of the nature and importance of the built environment to the well-being of mankind. This category is intended to recognize those offering accredited degrees, alternative and continuing education experiences to members of the profession, students, or the general public, and those responsible for broadening public awareness of the nature and importance of the built environment. Allied Professions Honor Award For an individual or group whose work in association with architects has enhanced, supported and contributed to the practice of architecture and architectural design, including those in the fields of landscape architecture, engineering, visual arts and crafts, and the social sciences. Client Achievement Honor Award For those clients who have worked with architects and other design professionals to make significant contributions to the promotion and creation of a better built environment. Community Housing Assistance Honor Award For an individual or group that has been actively involved in addressing the issue of housing the homeless, providing affordable low-cost housing, single resident occupancy hotels, or shelters for families and/or individuals. Research & Technology Honor Award For those individuals or groups who have made significant contributions to the advancement of architectural technology through the development or implementation of products or systems, or who have engaged in research that has made substantial contributions to furthering the practice of architecture.

  3. AA-XX DESCRIPTIVE NARRATIVE, PG 2. Replace this text in its entirety with your narrative. Provide a biographical narrative of the architect, individual or group and their contributions to the architectural profession, their clients, or the community. The narrative must not exceed two pages (10 pt. font minimum). Do not change the font and do not add images to this section.

  4. AA-XX SUPPORTING MATERIAL/GRAPHICS • Entrants may submit 10 pages of photographs or submitting graphic and written materials (such as appropriate letters of recommendation, press releases, newspaper articles, and other media coverage) if they wish. The entrant is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of all information. • Digital Images: You are encouraged to submit a maximum of 10 pages of materials (not including ID form, Descriptive Narrative or Intern Declaration Form) which support your entry into your chosen category. Composite images are accepted, with no more than 2 graphics and limited text. • Do not include high-resolution images. Your file size should not exceed 8MB • Save one image per page (or 1 composite image with no more than 2 graphics and limited text) • Include photographer credit underneath each photo • Submit up to 10 PAGES. Any additional pages will be discarded

  5. AA-XX AIA POLICY - UNCOMPENSATED INTERNSIt is policy of The American Institute of Architects that individuals participating in awards programs sponsored by the AIA or receiving awards from such programs are required to sign a declaration stating that neither they individually, or any firm which they are an owner or manager, employ unpaid intern architects.I have read, understand, and accept the AIA California Council policy: Any architect desiring to promote or to be promoted by the AIACC, through involvement in any awards programs, publications, or speaking engagements, certify that they and/or their firms refrain from employing unpaid interns in their professional practice.I have reviewed all warnings and notes regarding limitations to project and firm identifications displayed on all electronic submittals.Attest (in lieu of signature):Type Your Name Here or insert digital signature LEGAL DISCLAIMERThe entrant into The AIACC’s Awards Program hereby accepts and acknowledges that it has no right, contractual or otherwise, to be recognized as an AIACC Awards winner. AIACC’s Award winners are determined and prizes are awarded in the sole and absolute discretion of the Jury. The undersigned entrant hereby accepts and acknowledges that the Jury’s decisions in selecting The AIACC’s Awards Program winners are final and non-appealable. The undersigned entrant will indemnify AIACC and will hold AIACC harmless from, against and in respect of any and all liabilities, damages, losses, deficiencies, costs, judgments, amounts paid in settlement, interest, penalties, assessments and out-of-pocket expenses (including attorneys’ fees and the costs of AIACC staff) incurred in connection with, or arising out of the defense of, or any proceeding with respect to any claims, whether accrued, contingent or otherwise incurred in connection with or arising out of the entrant’s entry into The AIACC Awards Program.I have reviewed all warnings and notes regarding limitations to project and firm identifications displayed on all electronic submittals.Attest (in lieu of signature):Type Your Name Here or insert digital signature

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