Bill Booziotis, FAIA Booziotis & Company Architects Principal, President   Education: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Master of Architecture University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Architecture Harvard School of Design, additional credits Worcester College, Oxford, additional credits Practice: Booziotis & Company Architects, 1989-Date Thomas & Booziotis Architects, 1965-88 Omniplan Architects, Dallas, 1960-65 Certification: Certified, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Registered Architect, Texas Registered Interior Designer, Texas Professional Affiliation: College of Fellows, American Institute of Architects American Society of Architectural Historians Texas Society of Architects AIA/Dallas Lecturer & Critic: Lecturer Boston Architectural Center, Dallas Museum of Art, Rice University, Texas A&M University, University of Texas at Arlington Commencement Speaker School of Architecture and Environmental Design, The University of Texas at Arlington and School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin Design Awards Juror Fort Worth Chapter, AIA, Lower Rio Grande Valley Chapter, AIA, and El Paso Chapter, AIA Service History: Dallas Museum of Art, Board of Directors AIA/Dallas, Past President, Director, etc. MIT Alumni Association, Cambridge, Director MIT Council for the Arts Dallas Bach Society, President, Treasurer Arts Magnet High School Foundation for Excellence Dallas Symphony Association, Committee for Art Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society, Art & Furnishings Committee MIT Alumni Fund, Cambridge, Director Advisory Committee for the Caruth Homstead MIT Alumni Association National Selection Committee National Vice President Dallas Craft Guild, Director Member of the Visiting Committees for: The School of Architecture & Planning, MIT The School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin The School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Arlington Civic Awards: O'Neil Ford Award for a Distinguished Architectural Career, 1995, ASID, Dallas Association The Harold E Lobdell Award, MIT, 1981 Presidential Gold Medal, AIA Dallas, 1981 Presidential Gold Medal, AIA Dallas, 1978 Named Arkansas Traveler by the Governor, 1972 White House Fellows Regional Finalist, 1967 Rotch Traveling Scholarship, Finalist, 1961 Publications: The Prairie's Yield: Forces Shaping Dallas Architecture from 1840 to 1962, with others Detour, See for Yourself Art in Dallas, with others Urban Design in Dallas, Objectives, with others Experience: Mr. Booziotis is founder and senior principal of Booziotis & Company Architects, founded in 1989, and founding partner of the predecessor firm, Thomas and Booziotis, dating from 1965. Since beginning his practice, Mr. Booziotis has focused on unique commissions requiring specialized design consideration. The mission statement of the firm summarizes this ideal "to provide professional services for unique or specialized commissions . . . that require innovative, resourceful, knowledgeable, sophisticated and/or unique solutions. With clients including Texas Instruments, The University of Texas, and the Dallas Museum of Art, Mr. Booziotis has been involved in all phases and aspects of planning, architecture and interior design. Mr. Booziotis has been involved in numerous capacities in public relations and fund solicitation from public and private boards and agencies, has served on advisory committees and boards of numerous civic organizations and academic institutions. Foreign Study: Egypt, Japan, Russia, Europe, Mexico, Canada, Caribbean