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HKS Dallas
1919 McKinney Avenue
Dallas, TX 75201
www.hksinc.com
Phone: (214) 969-3370
Fax: (214) 969-3397
E-mail: rskaggs@hksinc.com
EducationDiploma – Justin F. Kimball High School Dallas, Texas
Bachelor of Architecture – Texas A&M University College Station, Texas
Master of Architecture – Texas A&M University College Station, Texas
Diploma – Health Care Administration, Fort Sam Houston, Texas
U.S. Army/Baylor University
Academy of Health Sciences
ScholarshipsBoy Scouts of America Scholarship 1961-64
Opportunity Awards Scholarship – Texas A&M University 1961-64
Graduate Research Fellowship – Texas A&M University 1966-67
EmploymentProject Officer - U.S. Army Office of the Surgeon General
Health Facilities Planning Agency
Washington, D.C. 1968-70
Architect and Associate - CRS Design Associates
in the Firm Houston, Texas 1970-73
Architect and Currently
Chairman of the Firm - HKS, Inc. 1973 – Present
HKS, Inc. is a 900-person firm of architects, engineers and interior designers based in Dallas, Texas with other offices in Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Tampa, Orlando, Atlanta, Richmond, Washington, D.C., Fort Worth, San Francisco, Mexico City, and London
Professional RegistrationCertificate – National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
States of Registration:
Alabama
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Professional ActivitiesThe American Institute of Architects Washington, D.C.
President - 2000
President-Elect - 1999
Vice-President - 1998
Board of Directors - 1995-97
Chair – Government Affairs Advisory Committee - 1996-99
National Co-Chair, the Campaign for the American
Center for Architecture - 2006
AIA 150 Oversight Task Group - 2005-2006
AIA 150 Campaign Leadership Cabinet - 2005
AIA Convention Task Force - 2003
Elected to the College of Fellows - 1986
Executive Committee – Texas Society of Architects - 1995-97
President – AIA Dallas - 1994
Advisory Trustee – Texas Architects Committee - 1989-1993
American Architectural Foundation Washington, D.C.
Executive Committee - 2003-Present
Treasurer - 2006-Present
Regent - 1993-Present
Octagon Society - 1990-Present
Patron-Accent on Architecture - 1991-Present
Chair - Audit and Investments Committee
William Thornton Circle-Octagon Capital Campaign
Chair - Nominating Committee
By-Laws Committee
The Academy of Architecture for Health
AAH Blue Ribbon Panel - 2006
Academy Leadership Council - 1996-Present
President - 1984
Board Member - 1979-84
Chair – Practice Committee
Chair – Agency Affairs Committee
Health Care Reform Task Force
Long Range Goals Task Force
Global University Programs in Healthcare Architecture
Member
American College of Healthcare Architects
Fellow - 2000
Founding Member - 1999
Fellowship Committee
National Architectural Accrediting Board
Board Member - 2002-Present
Accrediting Visiting Team Chair:
Northeastern University – Boston, Massachusetts
California Polytechnic State
University – San Luis Obispo, California
Accrediting Visiting Team Member:
Woodbury University - Los Angeles, California
University of Utah - Salt Lake City, Utah
University of Virginia - Charlottesville, Virginia
Pratt Institute - Brooklyn, New York
National Institute of Building Sciences
Board Member - 2002-Present
Executive Committee - 2003-Present
Chairman Awards Committee - 2002-Present
Government Affairs Committee - 2002-Present
Charles Pankow Foundation Advisory Council
Member - 2005-Present
Construction Industry Round Table
Board Member - 1992-1994
Member - 1988-Present
Forum for Health Care Planning
President - 1992
Board of Directors - 1982-92
Health Facilities Institute
Fellow
Keynote Speaker at Various Conferences
Member - Credentials Committee
American Institute of Architectural Students
Board Member - 1996-97
AIA Liaison
Royal Institute of British Architects
Corporate Member
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Honorary Fellow
Japanese Institute of Architects
Honorary Member, President’s Medal
Federation of Colleges of Architecture of the Mexican Republic
Honorary Member, President’s Medal
Royal Australian Institute of Architects
Honorary Member
Military ServiceActive Duty - First Lieutenant - U.S. Army Medical Service Corps
U.S. Army Commendation Medal
Reserves - Captain - U.S. Army Medical Service Corps
Community ServiceVice President and Secretary of the Board - Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
Executive Board Member - Boy Scouts of America Circle Ten Council
Advisory Board Member - Salvation Army of Collin County, Texas
Board of Directors Texas Area V
Health Systems Agency - Chairman – Review and
Comment Committee
Advisory Board - Mayor’s Institute on City Design
Board Member - Priority One International
Chairman - Professional Gifts Division – United Way
President’s Council - Buckner Benevolence
President’s Research Council - University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center
President’s Fellowship - Dallas Theological Seminary
Board Member - Faith Baptist Missions
Board Member - B.C. Ross Ministries
Deacon - Prairie Creek Baptist Church
Academic ServiceAdvisory Board - Texas A&M Foundation
President’s Council of Advisors
Presidential Board of Visitors - Corps of Cadets
Board of Directors - The Association of Former Students
Texas A&M University
One Vision One Spirit Capital Campaign
Vice Chairman
Dallas Area Chairman
Vision 2020 Task Force
Co-Chair – Library and Information Technology
College of Architecture, Dean’s Advisory Council
College of Architecture, Health Industry Advisory Council
College of Architecture Development Council
Chairman, College of Architecture Capturing the Spirit Campaign
Department of Architecture Leadership Council
The Chancellor’s 21st Century Council of Advisors
Capturing the Spirit Campaign – Dallas Advisory Committee
Twelfth Man Foundation
University Associates Program – Gathwright Associate
Forsyth Heritage Society
Adjunct Professor – College of Architecture
Guest Lecturer – Architecture and Design
Other Academic ServicesAssociate Practicum Professor, University of Hawaii at Manao, Honolulu, Hawaii
Guest Lecturer – Various Universities
Honors and AwardsDistinguished Alumnus - Texas A&M University
Outstanding Alumnus - College of Architecture, Texas A&M University
Silver Medal - Tau Sigma Delta, Professional Honor Society
U.S. Army Commendation Medal
Upjohn Fellow - The American Institute of Architects
Who’s Who in America
SIR Award - Associated General Contractors of America
Boy Scouts of America
Silver Award
Eagle Award
Scottish Rite Mason - 33o Inspector General Honorary
Healthcare Design Awards
Abbott Northwestern Heart Hospital
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Symposium Distinction User-Centered Award, 2005
Symposium on Healthcare Design
Washington Hospital Center ER One *
Washington, DC
Award of Excellence, 2005
Modern Healthcare Awards
University of Texas Southwestern Health Science Center - Student Services and Academic Administration Building
San Antonio, Texas
Golden Trowel Award, 2005
San Antonio Masonry Contractors Association
Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center
Seattle, Washington
Symposium Distinction Team Award, 2005
Symposium on Healthcare Design
Healthcare Design Award, 2005
The Center for Health Design
VISTA Award, 2005
American Institute of Architects’ Academy of Architecture for Health
Parker Adventist Hospital
Denver, Colorado
Juror Commendation, 2005
AIA Dallas
The Award of Excellence
Modern Healthcare, 2004
Symposium Distinction Award, 2004, 2003
Symposium on Healthcare Design
Gold Hard Hat Award, 2004
Colorado Construction
Healthcare Design Citation of Merit, 2004
The Center for Health Design
Emory Crawford Long Hospital
Atlanta, Georgia
Healthcare Design Award, 2005
The Center for Health Design
Large Scale Project of the Year Award, 2003
Urban Land Institute’s Atlanta Chapter
South Jersey Regional Medical Center
Vineland, New Jersey
Healthcare Design Award, 2005
The Center for Health Design
Washington Regional Medical Center
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Healthcare Design Award, 2005
The Center for Health Design
Clarian North Medical Center
Carmel, Indiana
Carmel Look Award, 2005
Carmel Chamber of Commerce
The George Washington University Hospital
Washington, DC
Healthcare Design Award, 2005
The Center for Health Design
Excellence in Construction Award, 2003
Associated Builders and Contractors
Obici Hospital
Suffolk, Virginia
Design Citation, New Hospital Category, 2004
AIA Academy of Architecture for Health
Merit Award of Excellence, 2003
James River Virginia AIA
Award of Merit, 2003
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Vista Award, Honorable Mention, 2003
American Institute of Architect’s Academy of Architecture for Health
Illumination Design Award, 2003
National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
Honor Award, 2002
Illumination Engineering Society of North American
Golden Trowel Award of Excellence, 2002
United Masonry Contractors Association
Baptist Health Medical Center- North Little Rock
North Little Rock, Arkansas
Design Citation, New Hospital Category, 2004
AIA Academy of Architecture for Health
Citation of Excellence, 2003
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Merit Award, 2000
American Institute of Architects/Arkansas Chapter
Children’s Medical Center of Dallas
Dallas, Texas
Topping Out Award, 2004
Dallas Business Journal
Honorable Mention Award, 1991
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Bronze Award, 1991
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Building of the Year Award, 1990
Associated General Contractors/Dallas Chapter
Citation of Excellence, 1990
AIA Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center
Lafayette, Colorado
Gold Hard Hat Award, 2004
Colorado Construction
St. Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus
Henderson, Nevada
Symposium Distinction Award, 2003
Symposium on Healthcare Design
Methodist Medical Center Inpatient Surgical Suite Renovation
Dallas, Texas
Award of Merit, 2002
Texas Construction
Methodist Medical Center Surgery Renovation
Dallas, Texas
ABC Excellence in Construction, First Place, 2002
Associated General Contractors of America/Dallas Chapter
University of North Carolina Children’s Hospital
University of North Carolina Women’s Hospital
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association
Honor Award, 2002
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Women’s and Children’s Addition
Provo, Utah
Healthcare Design Award, 2001
The Center for Health Design
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
Dallas, Texas
VISTA Award Winner, 2000
American Society of Health Care Engineering
Outstanding Project Award, 1986
American Subcontractors Association/North Texas Chapter
Merit Award, 1986
American Society of Landscape Architects
Gold Award of Excellence, 1986
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Honorable Mention, 1986
Architectural Record Hospital Design Awards
Hackensack University Medical Office Building
Hackensack, New Jersey
Merit Award, 2000
New Jersey Concrete and Aggregate Association
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center*
Houston, Texas
Scientific Institutes/Design Solutions Magazine Award, 2000
American Woodwork Institute
Children’s Hospital of Central California
Madera, California
VISTA Award, 1999
American Institute of Architects’ Academy of Architecture for Health
Yuma Regional Medical Plaza
Yuma, Arizona
Design Award New Construction/Commercial, 1999
City of Yuma Council
Intermountain Health Care Primary Care Clinic
North Davis/Layton, Utah
VISTA Award Winner, 1998
American Society of Health Care Engineering
Mary Washington Hospital
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Honorable Mention Award, 1997
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Bronze Award, 1995
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Excellence Award in Masonry, 1995
Masonry Institute
Citation of Excellence, 1995
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Health Park Medical Center
Fort Myers, Florida
Gold Award, 1996
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Health Central
Ocoee, Florida
Merit Award, 1996
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
Honorable Mention, 1996
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Gold Award, Best of Show, 1995
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Citation of Excellence, 1995
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Le Bonheur Children’s Medical Center
Memphis, Tennessee
Gold Award, 1996
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Bayfront Medical Plaza
St. Petersburg, Florida
Bronze Award, 1996
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Mary Birch Hospital for Women - Sharp Medical Center
San Diego, California
Silver Award, 1996
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Award of Excellence, 1994
Prestressed Concrete Institute
Bristol Regional Medical Center
Bristol, Tennessee
Award of Merit, 1995
Associated Builders and Contractors
WestHealth Campus
Plymouth, Minnesota
Award of Excellence, 1995
National Association of Industrial and Office Properties
Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute
Little Rock, Arkansas
Citation Award, 1994
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Citation Award, 1994
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Yuma, Arizona
Award, 1994
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Honorable Mention, 1994
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Merit Award, 1994
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
American British Cowdray Hospital
Mexico City, Mexico
Gold Medal, 1994
Federation of Colleges of Architecture of the Mexican Republic
St. Mary’s Ozaukee Hospital*
Mequon, Wisconsin
Honor Award, 1994
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
Bronze Award, 1994
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Citation Award, 1994
American Institute of Architects/Dallas Chapter
Connecticut Children’s Hospital
Hartford, Connecticut
Special Mention, 1994
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Honorable Mention Award, 1994
Boston Society of Architects
Commendation, 1993
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Texas Medical Association
Special Recognition, 1994, 1991
Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute
Rockwall Ambulatory Center
Rockwall, Texas
Citation Award, 1994
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
Cook Children’s Medical Center*
Fort Worth, Texas
Interior Design Award, 1993
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council
Wellington Cancer Center
West Palm Beach, Florida
Design Award Competition, 1993
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Honorable Mention Award, 1993
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Honor Award, 1993
American Institute of Architects/Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter
Schumpert Cancer Treatment Center
Shreveport, Louisiana
Citation Award, 1992
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Children’s/Presbyterian Health Center
Plano, Texas
Merit Award, 1992
Associated Builders and Contractors
Laurel Ridge Hospital
San Antonio, Texas
Gold Award, 1992
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Citation Award, 1989
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Citation of Excellence, 1989
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Merit Award, 1989
Pacific Coast Builder’s Conference
Baylor University Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
Building of the Year Award, 1991
Associated General Contractors/Dallas Chapter
Baylor All Saints Episcopal Hospital - City View
Fort Worth, Texas
Golden Trowel Award, 1990
United Masonry Contractor Association
Honorable Mention Award, 1990
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Building of the Year Award, 1990
Associated General Contractors/Fort Worth Chapter
Honorable Mention, 1990
Dallas American Institute of Architects/Dallas - Fort Worth Hospital Council
Citation Award, 1990
American Institute of Architects/Dallas Chapter
Citation of Excellence, 1988
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Merit Award, 1988
James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Pali Momi Medical Center*
Aiea, Hawaii
Citation Award, 1990
American Institute of Architects/Dallas Chapter
Hearthstone Nursing Center
Sun City, Arizona
Architectural Design Award, 1988
Contemporary Long-Term Care Magazine
Design Award, 1987
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Healthcare Medical Center
Austin, Texas
Citation Award, 1987
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health*
Oahu, Hawaii
Award, 1986
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Citation of Excellence Award, 1986
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Merit Award, 1986
Hawaii Society of Architects
Honorable Mention Award, 1986
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
Brooke Army Medical Center*
Fort Sam Houston, Texas
Citation Award, 1986
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Merit Award, 1986
Associated General Contractors/Dallas Chapter
Parkland Memorial Hospital*
Dallas, Texas
Citation Award, 1986
Modern Healthcare Design Competition
Citation of Excellence Award, 1986
American Institute of Architects Architecture for Health Facilities Review
Silver Award, 1986
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association
*Design in association with others.
Publications Participating as AuthorMonographs
The Architecture of Hospitals “Centers of Excellence”
NAi Publishers, the Netherlands, 2006
Architecture for Healing
Dockery House Publishing, 2005
The Business of Architecture
Aspatore Books, 2004
CRS and the Business of Architecture
Foreword, Texas A&M University Press, 2002
HKS Inc. – The Master Architect Series – Images
Publishing 2001
Building Type Basics for Healthcare Facilities
John Wyley and Sons 2000
The Architecture of Healing
Heritage Publishing 1994
Essentials of Long-Term Care Administration
Aspen Publishers 1994
Long-Term Care Administration Handbook
Aspen Publishers 1993
Magazine Articles
“Why Schools of Architecture Should Be More like Architectural Firms – and Vice Versa”
May 2005, Healthcare Design
“The Future of Healthcare Facilities Design – Trends in the United States”
March 2004, Design Community, China
“Medical Trends of the U.S.A. - Raise the Quality of Medical Service Through Networks”
Spring 2001, Universal Design, Japan
“Trends of Design and Construction for New Healthcare in the U.S.”
May 2001, Hospitals, Japan
“Health Design Since 2000”
Architecture – Health, Medical, Welfare, 1999, Japan
“Healthcare Design Trends”
February 1999, Surgical Services Management
“Designing for Health in the New Millennium”
February 1997, Health Facilities Management
“Children’s Hospital Trends”
January/February 1995, Asian Hospital
“The Impact of Health Insurance on Hospital Architecture for the Twenty-First Century”
1996, Journal of the Korea Institute of Hospital Architecture
“Health Facility Trends in the 21st Century”
January/February 1993, Asian Hospital
“Impact of Health Insurance on Hospital Architecture”
1993, Advanced Hospital Management, United Kingdom
“Hospital Merger Addresses Oklahoma Community’s Needs”
May 1985, Hospitals
“Hospital Design to Support Greater Operating Efficiency”
December 1984, Healthcare Strategic Management
“Hawaii’s First Private Freestanding Psychiatric Hospital”
July 1985, Hospitals
“Innovations in Efficient Design”
March 1984, The Future of Hospital Design – U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Resources
“Replacement Hospital Attracts and Retains Patients and Staff”
June 1982, Hospitals
“Colors Can Help Sooth the Pediatric Patient”
February 1981, Hospitals
“Energy Saving Opportunities in Facility Design”
October 1980, Hospitals
“Scottish Rite has Natural Surroundings”
April 1978, Modern Healthcare
“Moving Toward Ambulatory Care”
November/December 1977, Texas Architect
“Programming and Design of Hospital Ambulatory Care Facilities”
July/August 1977, Hospital Topics
“Center Links All Cancer Treatment Modes”
November 1976, Hospitals
“Choosing a Construction Process”
February 1975, Hospitals
“Comprehensive Health Planning”
September/October 1974, Texas Architect
“Strategy for Renewal”
March 1973, Modern Hospital
Speaking Engagements2006 Issues Impacting Health Facilities Design
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2005 Approaches to Construction Delivery
Health Facilities Institute, Caribbean Cruise
2005 Health Facilities Design for the Future
Carribean Cruise
2005 Construction Delivery Methods
Health Facility Institute Caribbean Conference Cruise
2005 Health Facility Design Trends
Health Facility Institute Caribbean Conference Cruise
2005 Health Facility Design Concepts
Hadassah Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas
2005 Corporate Office Mega Projects
6th International Symposium on Asia Pacific Architecture, Tongji University, Shanghai, China
2005 Construction Delivery Methods
American Society of Healthcare Engineering Annual Conference, Anaheim, California
2005 Centers of Excellence: Perspectives from Practice, Teaching and Research
The Architecture of Hospitals Conference, Groninger, The Netherlands
2005 HKS: The Legacy of Harwood K. Smith
Rowlett Lecture, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2005 Changes and Challenges in the Built and Virtual Environment Professions and Industries
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2005 The Ethics of Architecture
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2005 Getting Involved in Your Firm, the Profession and the Community
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2004 Implementing AIA Educational Policies on Studio Culture and Practice Culture
The Walter Wagner Forum, AIA National Convention, Chicago, Illinois
2004 Construction Delivery Models
American Society of Healthcare Engineering Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida
2003 Concepts of Healthcare Facilities
Neuroscience and Health Care Facilities Design Workshop, Woods Hole, Massachusetts
2003 Health Facilities Design for the Future
The Healthcare Roundtable, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2002 Our Successes and Challenges
Rowlett Lectures – Three Firms Three Strategies, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2002 Concepts of Healthcare Facilities
Neuroscience and Healthcare Facilities Symposium, London, United Kingdom
001 Commencement Address
College of Architecture, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma
2001 Current Health Facility Design Trends
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2001 Trends in Healthcare Delivery
GUPHA Conference, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2000 Presidential Address
The American Institute of Architects, Washington, D.C.
2000 Designs for Livability – Preserving the Vitality of America’s New – and Old - Communities
The American Institute of Architects, Nashville, Tennessee
2000 Issues Affecting the Building Industry
McGraw-Hill Construction, New York, New York
2000 Making Things Right: The Spirit of Architecture
Summit 2000, Sun Valley, Idaho
2000 A More Global Architecture
The Federation of Colleges of Architecture of the Republic of Mexico, Chiapas, Mexico
2000 New Healthcare Trends and Facility Design and Construction Responses in the United States
Japan Institute of Architects, Tokyo, Japan
2000 Organizing the Project Team
Rowlett Lectures – CRS Design Approach, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2000 Good Design is Good Business
Business Week/Architectural Record Awards, Washington, D.C.
2000 Integrating Education and Practice
American Institute of Architectural Students Grass Roots, Washington, D.C.
2000 The Practice of Architecture
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
2000 Sustainable Design
ASHRAE Conference, Dallas, Texas
2000 Health Facility Design Trends in the United States
Health Facility Design Symposium, The Technion, Haifa, Israel
2000 Design Diplomacy Through Advocacy
International Conference on Diplomacy through Architecture, Copenhagen, Denmark
1999 Inauguration Speech
The American Institute of Architects, Washington, D.C.
1999 Is the Price Right? How to Determine Best Value
AGC Conference, Dallas, Texas
1999 The Health Facility Market
CMD Construction Forecast Conference, Washington, D.C.
1999 Aligning the Institute for the Millennium
Georgia AIA, Atlanta, Georgia
1999 A New Millennium, New Challenges
AIA Grass Roots, Washington, D.C.
1999 New Challenges for the Profession
AIA Michigan, Mackinac Island, Michigan
1999 A Look to the Future
AIA Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland
1999 Schools as a Center of Community
U.S. Department of Education, Washington, D.C.
1998 Sustaining our Natural Resources in the New Millennium – Providing Building Systems in Hot and Humid Climates
T.U. Electric Conference, Dallas, Texas
1998 Ethics and the Practice of Architecture
Texas Society of Architects, Austin, Texas
1998 Smart Growth
The Urban Land Institute, Austin, Texas
1998 Our Diversity is Our Strength
AIA Diversity Conference, Atlanta, Georgia
1998 Aligning the Institute for the Millennium
AIA Illinois, Rock Falls, Illinois
1998 Design Excellence
AIA Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1998 Quality Design
AIA Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
1998 State of the Profession
AIA Palm Beach County, Palm Beach, Florida
1997 Entering the World of Practice
Tau Sigma Delta, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
1996 Health Care Networks
ASHE Planning Design and Construction Conference, Phoenix, Arizona
1995 Building Community
AIAS, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
1993 Award Winning Health Facility Design
Department of Defense Tri-Service Conference, Houston, Texas
1992 New Concepts in Health Facility Design
Health Facilities Institute, San Antonio, Texas
1990 Architecture in the 90’s – How Will You Fit In?
Tau Sigma Delta, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
1988 The Current Real Estate Market
BOCA, Dallas, Texas
1986 Trends in Health Facilities Design
Health Facilities Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana
1984 Health Facility of the Future – The Year 2000
Design Conference, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
1984 Hospital Design to Support Greater Operating Efficiency
American Hospital Association Convention, Denver, Colorado
1984 Health Facility Design, The New Imperative
Texas Hospital Association Convention, San Antonio, Texas
1984 Hospital Design for the Future
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Conference, Bethesda, Maryland
1983 New Ideas in Hospital Design and Construction
American Hospital Association Convention, Houston, Texas
1983 Evolution of a Nursing Unit Addition – Case Study
Texas Hospital Association Convention, Houston, Texas
1982 Mainstreaming Rehabilitative Facility Programming and Design
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association/Texas Rehabilitative Commission Joint Conference, Austin, Texas
1981 Facility Design Considerations in Energy Conservation
Texas Society of Architects/Texas Hospital Association Joint Conference, Houston, Texas
1980 Health Facility Development Trends for the 80’s
Texas Hospital Association Convention, Houston, Texas
1977 Planning and Design of Ambulatory/Health Care Facilities
American Hospital Association Design Institute – Faculty Member, Omaha, Nebraska
1976 Programming and Design of Ambulatory Care Facilities
American Hospital Association Convention, Dallas, Texas
1974 Management of Cost in the Design and Construction of Health Facilities
American Hospital Association Design Institute – Faculty Member, Orlando, Florida
1973 Hospital Design
American Hospital Association Design Institute – Faculty Member, New Orleans, Louisiana
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