Individuals that were listed and passed during the interim site's existence, February 2021- March 2025. If you know of additional entries the please let us know by sending us a note via the form on the FAQ page.
| Last | First | City, State |
| Adengo | Doreen L. | New York, New York |
| Bowman, Jr. | John D. | Columbia, South Carolina |
| Dozier | Richard K. | Tallahassee, Florida |
| Ford | Paul Jerry | Baltimore, Maryland |
| Johnson | Nathan | Detroit, Michigan |
| Kelly, FAIA | Emanuel | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Kyegombe | Paul | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Ray-Lynch | Leopold A. | Emeryville, California |
| Reavis | Timothy Prescott | Oakland, California |
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We set out to prepare the first directory of African American Architects in late 1989. Our goal was to substantiate with statistics what we and others had concluded on the basis of anecdote: that African American architects considered themselves underrepresented in a largely "white gentleman's profession."
The Directories of Diverse Architects and Designers is the child of the Directory of African-American Architects, and is a project of NOMA, the National Organization of Minority Architects. The DDAD's goal is to catalog, educate and enlighten.
