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Positions
Allison Grace Williams FAIA
Architect | Provocative Design Consultant
2017
AECOM
Vice President, Director of Design, SF Bay Area Region 2013 to 2016
Perkins+Will
Design Principal and Director of Design 1997 to 2012 (including acquisition of Ai) Ai Design Partner and Firm-wide Design Director Washington DC and San Francisco 1997 to 2005
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Senior Associate Partner in Design, San Francisco 1980 to 1997
McCue Boone Tomsick
1976 - 1980 Education
1987 - Loeb Fellow
Harvard Graduate School of Design
1976 - Masters of Architecture
College of Environmental Design University of California Berkeley
1972 – Bachelor of Arts, Practice of Art
University of California Berkeley
Professional Licenses and Associations
1980 to Present - State of California, Licensed Architect
2002 to Present - State of Pennsylvania, Licensed Architect
2006 to Present - LEED Accredited Professional (Leadership in Energy Environmental Design), USGBC 1997 to Present - Lambda Alpha International, Society for Advancement of Land Economics
1995 to Present - National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
1988 to Present - Member, NOMA (National Organization of Minority Architects)
1980 to Present - Member, AIA (American Institute of Architects)
Academic Experience
2013-Present - Stanford University, Adjunct Lecturer/Undergraduate Design Studio Department of Architecture, College of Civil & Environmental Engineering
1996 Howard A. Friedman Distinguished Visiting Professor of Architecture
University of California Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, Graduate Design Studio
1990-Present - Frequent Academic Lectures on Design
Including: Yale, Stanford, Universities of Pennsylvania, Michigan, Southern, Illinois, Florida, Washington University, Carnegie Mellon, and Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Chatham
Academic Prizes
2015 - Distinguished Architecture Alumnus
College of Environmental Design, University of California Berkeley
1976 - John K. Branner International Travelling Fellowship
University of California Berkeley
(Research and International Travel, Europe and North Africa, 1977-78)
1976 - Eisner Prize in Design, The Honorable Mention 1973 - Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Graduate Fellowship