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Glenn E. Mason, AIA, President
John D. Fullmer, AIA, Vice President
Marianne Cooper, AIA
Barbara Sannino Shideler, AIA
Katharine Slocumb, AIA
Joy Davidson, AIA
Angela Thompson, AIA
Randall Hagloch, AIA
Robert Kuo, AIA
Polly Cosson Tice
Ann Yoklavich
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Katharine Slocumb, AIA, has designed several environmentally sensitive projects for the National Park Service, including a new visitor center for Pu´ukohola Heiau National Historic Site, a new administration building for Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historic Park, an award-winning comfort station at the summit of Haleakala National Park, and an entry station and a Visitor Emergency Operations Center at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. She has researched and planned the restoration and adaptive reuse of Washington Place and the Bond Estate in Kohala. Katie has written historical architectural surveys and management plans for buildings on Army installations in Hawaii and was the historical architectural consultant for the renovation of Palm Circle Officer's Housing at Fort Shafter. She received an M.Arch in 1992 and a Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation in 1991 from the University of Hawaii. She has worked with Glenn Mason since 1992.
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