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The Architecture Foundation of Orange County (TAFOC) was founded in 1984. TAFOC’s first project established a student scholarship at Saddleback College in the memory of Murton Wilson, AIA. Other early projects included sponsorships of lectures by Ray Bradbury and Ricardo Liggoretto, a pre-opening, behind–the-scenes tour of Nike Town in Costa Mesa, and publication of An Insiders Guide to Orange County.
In 1990, the TAFOC Board changed its operation to become a “project-centered” organization, in which each Board member assumes personal responsibility for a sponsored program. This change has resulted in:
- The innovative Exploring Orange County Architecture Coloring Book
- Sponsorship of the nationally-known Built Environment Education Program (BEEP) to help school children explore environmental design
- Art in Public Places Program
As a non-profit, tax exempt, public benefit corporation the foundation is able to supplement the work of the AIAOC chapter in many ways. Primarily it will facilitate the increased influence of the profession of Architecture through out-reach and the involvement of the general public.
Founding Members:
Paul J. Ruffing, AIA
Richard D Crowell
Kathleen L. Davis, Hon. AIA
Betsy Dougherty, FAIA
Brian Dougherty, FAIA
James R. Harris, AIA
William C. McCulloch, FAIA
John W. McMurray, AIA
Leason F. Pomeroy, FAIA
Murton H. Willson, AIA-E
Charter Members:
Dougherty . Dougherty Architects
Harris Architects
Leason Pomeroy Associates
McCulloch Architects
2005 TAFOC Sponsors:
James Broeske, AIA
Alliance for Quality Construction
Arthur Danielian, FAIA
Carl McLarand, AIA
Dealey, Renton & Associates
DeRevere & Associates
Dougherty & Dougherty Architects
Edward W. Morse, AIA
Jack Anderson, AIA
James W. Dockstader
Meghiddo Architects
Nester & Gaffrey Architecture
Paul J. Ruffing, AIA
Peyo & Associates, Inc.
Robert J. Mueting, AIA
Rolly Pulaski, AIA
Ronald Everly, AIA
Ronald J. Ritner, AIA
Stan Braden, AIA
Thomas Blurock Architects
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