John Isch's Email & Phone

John J. Isch, AIA, LEED AP [email protected] Member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Registered to practice architecture in the states of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Florida and Michigan and is NCARB certified Received his Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Environmental Design Degrees from Ball State University, 1982 LEED? Accredited Professional Member City of Cincinnati Energy Conservation Grant Committee 2010 - Present Member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) Cincinnati Regional Chapter Co-Chair of the Cincinnati AIA Congress of Residential Architecture Committee (CORA), 2005-2007 Central East Region coordinator of the Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN), 2005-Present Member of Cincinnati AIA Cincinnati Design Awards Committee, 2005-Present Recipient of AIA Cincinnati Chapter Presidents Award, 2005 Served on the Steering Committee for the AIA Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN) 2008 National Symposium, Learning from the Lakers? Served on the Steering Committee for the AIA Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN) 2007 National Symposium, "Full Spectrum Practice" Co-presenter of presentation entitled Trends and Tools for Custom Residential Architects? at the 2006 AIA National Convention for Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN) Co-presenter of presentation entitled What to Look for in Best Practices for Residential Contractors? Congress of Residential Architects (CORA), Reinvention 2005, Coral Gables, FLA December 2005 Docent, Cincinnati Art Museum, 2008 Member of the Hyde Park Business Association Member of the Board of Directors for Mercy Neighborhood Ministries, 2007-Present President of the Board of Directors for Healing Connections Associates, Inc., 2005-2007 Past Member of the Board of Directors for Healing Connections Associates, Inc., 1998-2005 Past Member of the Board of Directors for Chatfield College, 1999- 2005 Past Member of the Mariemont Planning Commission, 1999-2002 Past President and Board Member of Historic Southwest Ohio (HSO), 1990-1996 Attended a charrette for the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood on January 19, 2008, sponsored by the Architectural Foundation of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Preservation Association, and AIA Cincinnati. The intent of the charrette was to highlight the design opportunities for in-fill projects within the historic context of the neighborhood. Approximately 120 people attended the charrette.