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Daniel F. Hellmuth, AIA |
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Is
a principal and co-founder of Hellmuth & Bicknese
Architects, L.L.C. Mr. Hellmuth is a
LEED ™ accredited professional and in addition
to his experience in Sustainable Design, has over
nineteen years experience in K-12 and higher education,
housing, historic preservation, and transit &
transportation planning. Dan serves as Chairman of
the U.S. Green Building Council-St. Louis Regional
Chapter and is on the Board of Directors for Landmarks
Association. He recently taught a course in Sustainable
Design at the Washington University School of Architecture
and speaks regularly on various green design topics
including a National Head Start Conference in Albuquerque,
NM on the topic of Greening Head Start Child Care
Centers. He has a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical
Engineering from Tulane University and a Masters of
Architecture from Georgia Institute of Technology.
While at Tulane he spent a Junior Year Abroad at Sheffield
University and while at Georgia Tech. he took part
in a one-year exchange at the ETH in Zurich, Switzerland.
Dan is LEED ™ accredited through the U.S. Green
Building Council. |
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| Is
a principal and co-founder of Hellmuth & Bicknese
Architects, L.L.C. with over twenty years of diverse
architectural experience including educational, sports
and recreational, office, government, laboratory,
religious, retail, and planning projects. Mr. Bicknese
has significant experience in all phases of the architectural
process, including facilities master planning, programming,
architectural design, interior design, production,
construction administration, project management and
as a principal with complete project responsibility.
His professional experience in high performance/sustainable
design began over 20 years ago beginning with residential
projects, solar system design and community energy
and water use planning. This commitment has continued
throughout his career and has been demonstrated most
recently on projects ranging from planning a 30-acre
school campus with new buildings and renovations in
Quincy, IL to camp cabins for a non-profit organization
in rural Missouri. Ralph attended the University of
Evansville, and holds a BA in Architecture from Iowa
State University. He is LEED ™ accredited through
the U.S. Green Building Council and utilizes the process
to enhance project performance. Mr. Bicknese serves
on the Executive Committee of the U.S. Green Building
Council-St. Louis Regional Chapter and serves as the
Program Chair. |
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| Ron
Finney serves as an architectural designer. He graduated
from Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Architecture.
He participated in a thirty week academic internship
with the Kansas City based BNIM architects, a leader
in sustainable architecture, where he gained valuable
experience working on a molecular medicine research
facility for the University of Texas. Ron is LEED
™ accredited through the U.S. Green Building
Council. |
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| Patrick
serves as an architectural designer. He graduated
from Drury University with a B.Arch and a minor
in Art History. He spent the fall of 2004 studying
architecture in Volos, Greece. When he is not studying
for his architectural registration exams, Patrick
enjoys biking, working on his house, and playing
with his dogs, Reeces and Oreo. Patrick is LEED
™ accredited through the U.S. Green Building
Council. |
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| Wanda
joined the Hellmuth + Bicknese team as a sustainable
design consultant/planner. Wanda holds a Sociology
B.A. with a minor in Anthropology from Indiana University,
and an Urban Planning and Real Estate Development
M.A. from Saint Louis University. These various academic
disciplines shaped Wanda's understanding of the multi-dimensional
impacts of sustainability. In her spare time, Wanda
likes to play with her dog, Indie, and spend time
outdoors. Wanda is LEED
™ accredited through the U.S. Green Building
Council. |
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| Miriam
serves
as our summer intern. A rising senior at Washington
University in St. Louis, Miriam is pursuing a Bachelor
of Arts and Architecture and minors in urban design
and music. She is active in the Washington University
Cooperative and Green Givens; student organizations
that support sutainability initiatives on campus and
in the community. |
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