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(1958– )
A native of New York City, Weinstein earned a Bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture from the Ohio State University and a Masters of Architecture from NC State in 1987. She worked briefly for Brian Shawcroft then became a partner with Dail Dixon to form Dixon Weinstein Architects in Carrboro. The firm received numerous design awards, was published frequently in the local, regional and national press, and in 2003 received the North Carolina AIA Firm Award. In early 2010, when Dail Dixon left, the firm became Weinstein Friedlein. The firm moved to Durham in 2014. In 1999, she received the Henry Kamphoefner Prize. Weinstein has been a tireless volunteer for AIA Triangle, having served in nearly every Chapter office since 1999. She is the 2010 winner of the AIA Triangle President's Award. She regularly teaches studios at the NCSU College of Design.
Sources include: Ellen Weinstein; Weinstein Friedlein Architects; Dail Dixon, AIA North Carolina; AIA Triangle.