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William Clayton Barbee, AIA Architect ba CURRICULUM VITAE

PROFILE

William Barbee is an architect, educator and founder of Barbee Architects, Inc., a multi-disciplinary design firm locat- ed in Austin, Texas and established in 1983. The work of the firm reflects his interests in the areas of architecture, interior architecture, and historic preservation. All work is grounded in the fundamental lessons of historic architec- ture and design: craftsmanship, human and minimalist spirit, technology, environment. The firm has received ac- knowledgement of the quality of its design through numerous awards and publications. Clients with whom we collab- orate have honored us with repeat commissions including: Wells Fargo Bank Texas, NA, LBJ Holding Company, Westwood Country Club, Gracy Title, Keller Williams, AISD.

William Barbee graduated with honors from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.A. in Natural Sciences in 1973 and a Master of Arts in Biomedical Science from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston in 1975. He entered the New York School of Interior Design where he studied under Giuseppe Zambonini, Michael Kalil and George Ranalli. He received a Masters of Architecture from the Graduate School Of Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin in 1981 with a specialty in historic preservation and adaptive use. He studied under Professors Walter Eugene George, Drury Blakely Alexander, Lance Tatum, Wayne Bell, and R. James Coote.

William Barbee’s academic career includes a Visiting Assistant Professorship in the Department of Architecture at Texas A & M University, Lecturer in The Department of Interior Design at The University of Texas at Austin and at San Antonio, and Assistant Professor in Graduate Studies at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Courses taught were in the areas of architectural design, interior design and historic preservation.

William Barbee has conducted independent studies in the documentation of historic structures including the Puebli- tos of Dinetah in New Mexico and the Southern Chacoan Outliers at Chaco Canyon, NM. His studio won the covet- ed Charles E. Peterson Prize in 1999 from the Historic American Buildings Survey for the documentation of the Maverick-Carter Residence in San Antonio. He received the 1999 Kenneth L. Anderson Prize from the National Park Service.

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture. Graduate School of Architecture. The University of Texas at Austin, 1981 Thesis: An Historical and Architectural Investigation of San Ygnacio, Texas. Attended The New York School of Interior Design, 1975-1976 Master of Arts, Biomedical Sciences. The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. University of Texas Med- ical Branch at Galveston, 1975 Thesis: Combined Infection with Brugia Malayi and Sporothrix Schenckii in the Domestic Cat Bachelor of Arts with Honors. College of Natural Sciences. University of Texas at Austin, 1973

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION & MEMBERSHIP

Architectural Registration # 10146. Texas. 1984 American Institute of Architects. 1985 Texas Society of Architects. 1985 Austin Chapter AIA. 1985

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Architect / Interior Designer / President Barbee Architects Inc., Austin, Texas, 1996-Present

william clayton barbee architect | pob 301177 austin, texas 78703 | 512.970.3934 | [email protected] 1 Architect/Design Manager Infrastructure Division Texas Parks and Wildlife, Austin, TX, 2015-2017 Architect / Interior Designer / Principal WmBarbee Architects, Austin, TX 1992-1996 Architect / Interior Designer / Project Architect JPJ Architects, Inc., Dallas Texas, 1991-1992 Architect / Interior Designer / President BarbeePardo Architects, Inc., Austin, Texas, 1983-1991 Intern Architect / Interior Designer / Associate PGA+Spencer Architects, Austin, Texas, 1981-1983 Designer / Owner 19c. Bastrop, Texas. 1976-1981 Intern Interior Designer Ray Murray, Inc. New York City, New York. 1975-1976

DESIGN RECOGNITION

2013 Brilliance Award Colorado (with 186 Lighting Design)– Ice House Loft, Denver, Colorado 2012 Texas Society of Architects Tour – Johnson-Turpin Residence, Norwood Tower, Austin, Texas 2006 Hyde Park Homes Tour – Naranjal Residence, Austin, Texas 2003 HGTV Dream Builders-Pledger Cabin (Airtime: May 3, 2003) 2003.Austin Business Journal Commercial Real Estate Awards, Winner Retail for Wells Fargo Bank-Four Points, Austin, Texas 2002 Texas Society of Architects Design Award-Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas 2002 American Institute of Architects - Austin Chapter Honor Award. For the Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas 2001-2002 Sunset Magazine-American Institute of Architects Western Home Awards. Honor Award for Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas 2000 Heritage Homes Tour, Recognition for Johnson Turpin Residence in Norwood Tower, Austin, Texas 1999 AIA Austin Homes Tour, Selected for Tour: Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas 1999 Center + Boundary: From the Domain of the Home to the City. An Exhibit of Faculty Works, UTSA 1991 Tex Mex Regionalism Exhibition, UTSA Art Gallery, April 1991, San Antonio, Texas 1987 Texas Society of Architects Design Award-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios, Austin, Texas 1987 American Institute of Architects-Austin Honor Award-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios, Austin, Texas

PUBLICATIONS

“Icehouse Loft” Houzz, 2014-Crawford Loft “Ice House Loft by 186 Lighting Design Group” Enlighter Magazine, October 2013-Crawford Loft Details in Architecture: Creative Detailing by Leading Architects... Andrew Hall, Images Publishing, 2009-JR Salon “Hidden in Plain Site” Tribeza, October 2007-Naranjal Residence “Shelter: You Can Live With Less But Do So In Style” Good Life, January 2006-Pledger Guest Cabin 1000 Architects. Aisha Hasanovic, Images Publishing, 2006-Pledger Guest Cabin Interior Spaces of the USA and Canada-Volume 7, Joe Boschetti, Images Publishing, 2006 The Getaway Home. Taunton Press, Fall 2004-Pledger Guest Cabin Details in Architecture 5: Creative Detailing by Some of the World’s Leading Architects, Images Publishing, November 2004-Pledger Guest Cabin “Poetic License, the Resonant Haiku of Outbuildings-Guest Star” Residential Architect, April 2004-Pledger Guest Cabin Social Spaces, Joe Boschetti, Images Publishing, November 2003-Pledger Guest Cabin "Restoration Made Bastrop Victorian a Site for Socials" Austin American Statesman, August 2, 2003-A. A. Erhard House “Winner: Wells Fargo Branch Bank, NA” Austin Business Journal, July 11-17, 2003-Wells Fargo Bank-Four Points “Above and Beyond” Austin Business Journal, March 28-April 3, 2003-Wells Fargo Bank-Four Points “Pledger Guest Cabin” Texas Architect, September/October 2002 (plus cover page & analysis)-Pledger Guest Cab- in “Space Explorations” The Dallas Morning News, Monday, October 28, 2002-Pledger Guest Cabin “Summer Camp” Sunset, October 2001-Pledger Guest Cabin “Right as Rain” Natural Home, May/June 2000-Pledger Guest Cabin william clayton barbee architect | pob 301177 austin, texas 78703 | 512.970.3934 | [email protected] 2 “A Screened Oasis” Austin American Statesman, September 16, 1999-Pledger Guest Cabin “Windows on the Water” Southern Living, May 1992-Knapp Lake House “A Backdrop for Industry” Texas Architect, March-April 1991-Hixo, Inc. Offices “Texas Houses: Context Versus Subtext” Texas Architect, March-April 1990-Knapp Lake House “Building Blocks” Domain, January-February 1990 “Steel Studios” Metal Architecture, February 1990-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios "Texas Houses: Context Versus Subtext" Texas Architect, May-June 1989-Knapp Lake House “Awards” and “New Contracts/Products”. Skyliner, Volume 19, No 1,January 1988 “The New Texas-Architecture” Ultra, June 1988-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios “An Artists’ Studio, Pure and Simple” Texas Architect, November-December 1987-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios Austin American Statesman, November 21, 1987-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios Dallas Morning News (Arts), November 16, 1987-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios Houston Post (Design Today), November 14, 1987-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios “Necessity Gives Birth to Invention”, Austin American Statesman, July 19, 1987-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios “Site, Design Make Metal Building and Artist Retreat”, Austin Business Journal, March 1987-Williams Flato Artists’ Studios “Architecture”, Texas Homes, February 1987 “Designing a Practice” Texas Homes, September 1986-2202 Nueces Offices “Homemade Offices Bring Back The Past”, Austin Business Journal, September 1986-2202 Nieces Offices “A. A. Erhard House, “Austin Homes and Gardens, November 1985-A. A. Erhard House

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Assistant Professor in Architecture & Interior Design School of Architecture and Interior Design Graduate School of Architecture in Historic Preservation Appointed as an Associate Member of the Graduate Faculty (April 11, 1996) University of Texas at San Antonio 1995-2000

Exchange Professor UTSA/UNAM Architectural Exchange Program Mexico City, DF. Summer 1996

Lecturer in Interior Design Interior Design Program University of Texas at Austin 1994-1995

Lecturer in Architecture and Interior Design School Of Architecture and Interior Design University of Texas at San Antonio 1994

Visiting Assistant Professor in Architecture Department of Architecture Texas A & M University 1992-1994

FUNDED RESEARCH

National Center for Preservation Technology and Training Grant United States Department of the Interior Recipient/ Investigator (T. Komas Principal Investigator) Developing Standards and Procedures for Recording Courthouses Using Customized Digital Technologies The University of Texas at San Antonio, 1998

UTSA/UNAM Exchange Professor. Mexico City, DF. Summer 1996 Summer Architectural and Cultural Exchange between the two programs. University of Texas at San Antonio william clayton barbee architect | pob 301177 austin, texas 78703 | 512.970.3934 | [email protected] 3 University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston James W. McLaughlin Fellowship Recipient/ Principal Investigator Thesis: Combined Infection with Brugia Malayii and Sporothrix Schenckii in the Domestic Cat University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, 1975

M.D. Anderson Hospital of the University of Texas Summer Internship Position: Worked as student technician in the Experimental Animals Department The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital Houston, Texas. Summer 1968

HISTORICAL / ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH

Documentation of the Maverick Carter House San Antonio, Texas Architect / Faculty / Project Manager Recordation of the Maverick Carter House by Alfred Giles for the Historic American Buildings Survey. Undertaken as a course in recordation of historic structures for the University of Texas at San Antonio’s School of Architecture & Interior Design. This project which advanced the recordation by CADD procedures won the 1999 Peterson Prize from the National Park Service. William Barbee also received the Kenneth L. Anderson Prize. 1998-1999

Documentation of the Southern Chacoan Outliers Chaco Canyon, New Mexico Architect / Faculty / Project Manager Recordation of four Anasazi Puebloan sites from the tenth and eleventh centuries for the Historic American Buildings Survey. Undertaken with a grant from the National Parks Service Regional Office, Denver, Colorado and the Bureau of Land Management, Farmington, New Mexico. 1994-1995

Documentation of the Pueblitos of Dinetah Gobernador Region, New Mexico Architect / Faculty / Project Manager Recordation of five Navajo defensive sites from the seventeenth century for the Historic American Buildings Survey. Undertaken with a grant from the National Parks Service Regional Office, Denver, Colorado and the Bureau of Land Management, Farmington, New Mexico. 1993-1994/1996-1997

Historical & Architectural Investigation of San Ygnacio, Texas San Ygnacio, Texas Primary Researcher In depth research and physical documentation of eighteenth and nineteenth century Spanish/Mexican settlement on the banks of the Rio Grande. Thesis: A Historical and Architectural Investigation of San Ygnacio, Texas. University of Texas at Austin, Graduate School of Architecture, 1981

The Processo Martinez House, San Ygnacio, Texas (1873-1978) San Ygnacio, Texas Co-Researcher Manuscript prepared by William C. Barbee and Jorge J. Pardo, documenting the historical background of the Mar- tinez family and their homestead in San Ygnacio. Project undertaken for the University of Texas at Austin, Graduate School of Architecture, 1979

WORK CITED – HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE

George, W. Eugene. Lost Architecture of the Rio Grande. Texas A & M Press, 2008 Nostrand, Richard L., Lawrence E. Estaville. Homelands: A Geography of Culture and Place Across America. The Johns Hopkins University Press. 2003 Arreola, Daniel D. Tejano South Texas. University of Texas Press, 2002 Echols, Gordon. Early Texas Architecture. Texas Christian University Press, 2000 Echols, Gordon. Evolution of Texas Indigenous Architecture. Texas A & M Press, 1994 Graham, Joe. Hecho en Tejas, Mexican Arts and Crafts. University of North Texas Press, 1991 A Guide to Hispanic Texas. Helen Simons and Cathryn A. Hoyt, eds. University of Texas Press, 1984 A Shared Experience, ed. Sanchez; and Helen Simons and Cathryn A. Hoyt, eds william clayton barbee architect | pob 301177 austin, texas 78703 | 512.970.3934 | [email protected] 4 Heller Jr., Dick D., “San Ygnacio, Texas.” In New Handbook of Texas. San Ygnacio Historic District, San Ygnacio, Zapata County, Texas: Documentation for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, U. S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service. On file at Texas Historical Commission Library Pueblitos of Dinetah. HABS/HAER, Library of Congress,1995/1997 Southern Chacoan Outliers. HABS/HAER, Library of Congress, 1996

PUBLICATIONS – BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

“The combined effect of a cutaneo-lymphatic fungus, Sporothrix schenckii and a lymphatic-dwelling nematode, Brugia Malay”. Tropical and Geographical Medicine. April 1977

“Animal model of human disease. Sporotrichosis”. American Journal Of Pathology, Feb 1977

PUBLIC LECTURES

Association for Preservation Technology International Conference (APT), Washington, DC. 17-18 November, 1995. “Documenting with the right side of the brain”. Presentation to the Association for Preservation Technology Na- tional Meeting. “The methods used in recordation of the Pueblitos of Dinetah".

Presentation to the Professional Practice Class-for Professor Keith Shuley, University of Texas School of Architec- ture Austin, Texas. “Designing a Practice”. 2000

PUBLISHED WORK—HYPERLINKS

Ice House Loft, Denver, Colorado Houzz. http://www.houzz.com/photos/3968299/Icehouse-Loft-contemporary-bathroom-denver 2013

JR Salon, Austin, Texas Details in Architecture: Creative Detailing by Leading ... Andrew Hall - 2009 - Architecture Pages 80-83

Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas 2000 Architects - Volume 1 - Page 93 - Google Books Result Aisha Hasanovic - 2006 - Architecture Page 93

william clayton barbee architect | pob 301177 austin, texas 78703 | 512.970.3934 | [email protected] 5 Wells Fargo Bank, Four Points, Texas Interior Spaces of the USA and Canada Vol 7: Joe Boschetti - 2005 - Architecture Pages 208-211

Wells Fargo Bank, Four Points, Texas Details in Architecture 5: Creative Detailing by Some of ... Joe Boschetti - 2005 - Architecture Pages 44-49

Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas Social Spaces: A Pictorial Review Joe Boschetti - 2004- Architecture Pages 144-146

Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas The Getaway Home: Discovering Your Home Away … Dale Mulfinger-2004-Architecture Pages 32-37

Pledger Guest Cabin, Austin, Texas Texas Architect Sept/Oct 2002 - publishing Cover Photo /Article Pages 58-61/Terminus Page 134

CONTACT

William C. Barbee, AIA PO Box 301177 Austin, Texas 78703 512.970.3934 [email protected] www.barbeeinc.com www.linkedin.com/in/william-clayton-barbee-aia Whether the management of projects, teaching, or conducting research; the common element is people, and thereby, the ability to communicate, collaborate, inspire and lead. william clayton barbee architect | pob 301177 austin, texas 78703 | 512.970.3934 | [email protected] 6