Barry Smith, AIA Technical Principal Barry has over 18 years of experience, primarily working for two architectural firms in Salt Lake City. Barry has been involved in design/build and technical management of projects and later, as Principal in Charge on higher education projects for over 14 years. During this time, Barry was responsible for the technical aspects of projects and directing office activities and marketing. As Technical Principal at HFS, Barry's role is to review and coordinate the needs of each project in design development, construction documents, and daily construction. Barry also provides technical assistance to HFS Project Managers. Barry graduated from the University of Utah in 1978 with a Masters in Architecture. He truly enjoys his work and likes to be involved, in the community and in architectural and education associations. Barry served as the AIA Salt Lake Chapter President in 1995, and as the AIA Western Mountain Region Secretary in 1996. Barry has volunteered much time toward the Habitat for Humanity home which was recently designed and is currently being built by members of the Salt Lake Chapter AIA. Barry is a member of the Construction Specifications Institute and the Utah Seismic Safety Commission. Barry has been trained in Value Engineering and has since participated in many State-organized (DFCM) VE sessions. In 1992 Barry received the Utah Society AIA Award as well as the Best Engineering Design award from Intermountain Contractor for the University of Utah Animal Resource Building. Barry is currently involved in the American Fork City Public Library and the Morgan County Library and Senior Center. He has recently completed two office buildings for the Office of Workforce Services. EDUCATION: BS Communication, University of Wyoming, 1973 M Architecture, University of Utah, 1978 LICENSES/REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATES WITH YEAR: Architect: Utah, 1982 Value Engineering, 1991 PROFESSIONAL/CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS: Member, American Institute of Architects Member, Construction Specifications Institute Chair, Building Code and Regulatory Committee, Utah Society AIA, 1990-91 President, Salt Lake Chapter AIA, 1995 Secretary, Western Mountain Region/AIA 1996 Member, Utah Seismic Safety Commission 1995 Board of Directors, ASSIST, a community design center Member, Downtown Alliance, Community Issues Committee EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: Hart Fisher Smith & Associates 1995 to Pres. Astle/Ericson & Associates 1981 to 1995 Brotherton Gillies Stransky 1978 to 1981 WORK EXPERIENCE: Salt Lake Community College - Markosian Library American Fork City Public Library Morgan County Library Davis Applied Technology Center - Addition/Remodel Salt Lake Community College 90th South Master Plan Weber State University Dee Events Center Renovation Snow College Student Center Weber State University Student Services Building Utah Valley State College - Student Center Additions 1 and 2 Salt Lake Community College - College Center Expansion Weber State University - Allied Health Sciences Building AWARDS/PUBLISHED WORK: 1992 AIA Award, University of Utah Animal Resource Building (Utah Society) 1992 Best Engineering Design, University of Utah Animal Resource Building; Intermountain Contractor Awards "A Strategic Plan for Earthquake Safety in Utah," Utah Seismic Safety Commission, 1995 SEMINARS COMPLETED: BURSI Seminar (Better Understanding for Roofing Systems Institute) Denver, 1988 "Law for Architects," University of Utah, Winter 1989 Value Engineering Training Workshop, SAVE Approval No. 90008, 1991