Women in Architecture: AIA Fellows

AIA Santa Barbara

1 LUWebinar - Open to AllThe link to the webinar will be sent the morning of the eventIn celebration of AIASB’s Women in Architecture Month, we are hosting a panel discussion with several women who were awarded AIA fellowship. This discussion will allow each fellow to discuss their unique experiences moving through the architecture field. This will be followed by a Q&A.

Sylvia C. Kwan, FAIA - She has practiced in San Francisco for more than 40 years, is an AIA Fellow, and has served on AIA boards at both national and local chapter levels. She has received numerous awards and personal recognitions for her design and business achievements, including the San Francisco Business Times’ 75 Most Influential Women in Business, all while running her own practice and raising two sons.Rona Rothenberg, FAIA - Rona G. Rothenberg, FAIA DBIA has devoted her career to service as an architect in government and industry. She has been a program and project management leader within public and private sector institutions for the past 35 years, including two decades in California state and local government. She has provided executive level leadership in master planning, design and construction delivery of over 200 institutional projects in multiple programs in government, industry, health care and higher education. Over her career Rona has contributed to AIA national, State and local Board and committee leadership in justice and community based projects as a city planning commissioner and in government and non-profit board appointments. Rona is currently the AIA California 2022 President. Cassandra Ensberg, FAIA - Cassandra Ensberg, FAIA, LEED AP is an advocate for the arts in our lives and works to educate about the importance of artistry in design, and architecture through community involvement and advocacy. In 1989, working through Santa Barbara’s Architectural Foundation and American Institute of Architects, she developed the Kids Draw Architecture program to expose children to architecture through the simple act of sketching important buildings. She was inducted into the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects in 2016 for her work to promote the importance of art in architecture. She has been a long-time co-chair for AIA Santa Barbara’s advocacy committee and encourages other women architects to pursue AIA Fellowship. She received the AIA Santa Barbara 2020 Lutah Maria Riggs Award for outstanding dedication to the profession of architecture in Santa Barbara.

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