Architectural Resumes
Founder/Partner Architect
Firm:
Daniel Cook Architect
Education:
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Montana State University, 1972
Registration:
Licensed in forty-eight states: current licenses include all contiguous states and the District of Columbia; not licensed in Alaska or Hawaii
NCARB Certification
Background:
July 1972: Founded construction company
1975: Expanded to include architectural services
1998: Established Building God's Way
Experience:
Bob Jones University / Size: 88,321 SF / Cost: $7,507,285 / September 2004
Calvary Baptist Church / Size: 46,318 SF / Cost: $2,716,674 / September 2001
Christian Heritage H.S. / Size: 64,892 SF / Cost: $3,244,600 / September 2002
Trinity Lutheran School / Size: 45,570 SF / Cost: $2,734,200 / September 2003
Daniel Cook has been a practicing architect since 1975 and has extensive experience with a variety of architectural projects and structures—both as the designer and the builder. DCA provides architectural, engineering, interior space planning and support services to its clients, utilizing innovative computer-based services.
Cook has designed and built hundreds of projects with an estimated value in excess of $1 billion since 1975. These projects include public schools, churches, car dealerships, credit unions, municipal buildings, hotels and office buildings.
Since the inception of the Building God's Way program, he has refined his extensive knowledge of school and church design and construction. He has developed design elements to provide affordable construction nationwide. Cook has also created innovative processes and concepts that have enabled the company to build high quality and functional educational facilities that are aesthetically pleasing—while ensuring completion at below market costs.
Donald J. Mahoney, AIA
Partner/Architect
Firm:
Daniel Cook and Associates
Education:
Bachelor of Arts in English, University of Utah, 1980
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 1982
Registration:
Licensed Architect, State of Utah
Background:
2003 - Present: Partner and Head of Architectural Design at Daniel Cook and Associates - Salt Lake City Office
1991 - 2003: Principal of EMA Architects, LLC in Salt Lake City, Utah
1987 - 1991: Principal of the Collaborative Arch. Group
1982 - 1987: Project Architect at FFKR Architects
1982: Knudsen & Paul Architect
1981 - 1982: Hallet, Hermanson & Associates
Professional Affiliates:
2003 - 2004: President – ASSIST (Emergency Home Repairs Community Organization)
2003: President – American Institute of Architects, State of Utah
2000 - 2001: Board Chairman – UT Heritage Foundation (Arch. Preservation)
1998: President – American Institute of Architects, Salt Lake Chapter
1993 - 1997: AIA Board Member – Committee on the Environment
Don Mahoney has been a licensed professional architect since 1985 and involved in design and construction since 1979. He has been awarded numerous design awards during his practice as a community-based architect. Mahoney was principal owner of EMA Architects, selected firm of the year in 2003 by McGraw Hill & Assoc. As principal of the 27-man firm, Mahoney was primarily responsible for a wide range of religious, educational, institutional, commercial, performing arts, sports and recreation and retail facilities. Upon his acceptance of partnership with Daniel Cook and Associates, the EMA team solidly enjoined with DCA. Mahoney and the former EMA staff are engaged at the national level on a variety of religious, educational, academic and institutional projects.
Most recently Mahoney has been responsible for the launching of “Architecture Utah” celebrating design within the regional area. He is also currently serving on the editorial board for the McGraw-Hill organization for construction and architectural reviews.
Throughout his career Mahoney has emphasized the need to maintain solid design approach in all budget environments by taking advantage of the free tools of architecture such as scale, proportion, texture, color and form. This has led to development of buildings completed well under the national scale for cost yet achieving design excellence. These designs require a collaborative approach that includes the client in the design process–a core foundation of Building God's Way.
Mark L. Hilles, AIA, NCARB
Partner/Architect
Firm:
Daniel Cook and Associates
Education:
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 1983
Registration:
Licensed Architect, States of Texas and Utah
Licensed Interior Designer, State of Texas
NCARB Certification
Background:
2000 - Present: Partner and Head of Architectural Design at Daniel Cook and Associates Ogden Office
1997 - 2000: Owner of Mark Hilles Architects in El Paso, Texas
1987 - 1997: Vice President of Garland & Hilles Architects in El Paso, Texas
1983 - 1987: Intern Architect at Beran & Shelmire in Dallas, Texas
Professional Affiliates:
2005: President – American Institute of Architects Northern Utah Chapter
1995: President – American Institute of Architects El Paso Chapter
Mark Hilles is a Texas native who has extensive experience in school and church design. While at DCA he has been in charge of producing master planning documents on more than 50 schools and churches, ranging in cost from $2.5 - $26 million. He has demonstrated strong architectural design skills for many Building God's Way clients. Hilles also has extensive site master planning experience.
Hilles' management experience has been invaluable to the DCA architectural department. As a partner in the firm, he is responsible for all architectural design services in the Ogden office. Hilles has been instrumental in implementing of DCA's design concepts into the company's current production process.
Prior to joining DCA, Hilles owned and operated a small firm. While working at Garland & Hilles Architects in El Paso, Hilles was principal in charge of numerous large educational and public projects. He managed projects ranging from $1 - $18 million in value.
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