Chung Rutter Named AIA Jacksonville Chapter President
RS&H’s Senior Architect Chung Rutter, AIA, has been installed as the 2014 President of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Jacksonville Chapter.
Rutter has been with RS&H since 2000 and has served as architect and Project Manager on several projects, including Vistakon’s (Johnson & Johnson) campus expansion, Medtronic’s new surgical technologies facility, and the state-of-the-art YMCA in Jacksonville, as well as others.
“Our design professionals are focused on providing creative, cost-effective solutions in response to complex issues and challenges evolving from changes in climate, legislature, economics, and workplace dynamics,” stated Rutter. “Our chapter members will continue to serve as a community resources and leaders by sharing our knowledge and expertise on important issues such as downtown redevelopment, healthy communities, energy efficiency, and business.
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