The jurors were Rob W. Quigley, FAIA, San Diego, CA; Evett J. Ruffcorn, FAIA, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca, Seattle, WA; and Mr. Don Clark, AIA, Cathexes Inc., Reno, NV.

The AIA Las Vegas Service Awards are presented yearly to the individuals and organizations whose efforts and contributions benefit the community and further the profession.
• The Patron Award went to Dr. Richard Moore, President of CCSN, for his support and promotion of public architecture.
• The Special Award of Recognition for lifetime achievement was presented to Walter F. Zick, AIA; Jack Miller, AIA; and Harris Sharp, AIA.
• The Young Architect Citation, which is presented to the new architect who at an early stage in their career show exceptional leadership in design, education, and service to the profession, was presented to Steven Richardson, AIA and Kevin T. Jeffers AIA, NCARB.
• Angela S. Bigotti, AIA; Max Hershenow, AIA; and Eric Strain, AIA were recipients of the Nevada Service Award, presented for outstanding service to the community.
• The Firm Award went to Carpenter Sellers Associates and two Silver Medals were presented. Richard Beckman, AIA, and Harry E. Campbell, AIA, were honored for their dedication to the profession and their service to the community
  
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The 25-year award was presented to Hoover Dam as the structure that has most influenced design and lifestyle in Las Vegas. The Howard Hughes Corporation received the Millennium Award, which honors the person, entity or organization that has had the most significant impact on the local community.