William F. Erwin, is currently employed at Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott, one of the oldest continuously practicing architecture firms in the United States. Will has worked in a variety of offices including HOK, one of the largest architectural firms in the world. His experience includes buildings totaling nearly one billion dollars in fee varying from the million square foot Omni Ft. Worth Hotel to small scale disaster relief homes. He is LEED Accredited and an Autodesk Revit Certified Professional.
Will’s accomplishments include a win in the 2007 Texas Society of Architects Grow Home Competition as well as publication in Texas Architect Magazine and in Travel + Leisure Magazine Online’s “World’s Most Visionary Cities” article.
Will, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, has a Bachelor’s Degree Cum Laude in Environmental Design from Texas A&M University. He received his Master’s in Architecture from Arizona State University in May 2011. Will and his wife, Kristen, currently reside in Mesa, Arizona.
KPB Architects, Revit Consultant
• Trained employees in Revit best practices
• Provided technical support and advised on the construction of Revit models
• Advanced documents from DD to 100% CD for a 20,000 SF building with supervision
HOK - Hellmuth, Obata, + Kassabaum, Architectural Technician
• Participated in a multi-firm competition for a 400,000 sf. facility. I was responsible for developing a Revit implementation strategy, managing the HOK models, using a proprietary software to link the Revit model to an access database for the production of room data sheets, and assisting in design and detailing.
• Provided technical support, including Revit training and BIM management for a 900,000 sf. building.
• Extensive CD and CA work on the Omni, Ft. Worth Hotel. I was responsible for maintaining a 300mb Revit model.
• Produced a 100% DD set using Revit on a medical center garage in one week with a team of two.
• Traveled to Sacramento, CA for a multi-firm 7 billion dollar project utilizing the LEAN construction process. I was responsible for managing the site models.
Texas Grow Home Competition Winner, 1st Place
• Published in Texas Architect Magazine March/April 2008
• Teamed with 3 to develop a panelized disaster relief home
• Took the lead in the design and documentation of this project
