Dustin Davis AIA, LEED Fellow is a Senior Associate Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects. He is responsible for project coordination and production. In addition, as the firm’s LEED Fellow, Dustin coordinates the sustainable building portions of projects. Dustin joined the firm in July of 2001 to oversee the firm's 'Green Building' effort, beginning with the LEED Certification effort for the Heifer International World Headquarters (Platinum v2.1 2007) and William J. Clinton Presidential Library (Silver v2 2004, Platinum-EB v2, 2007). In addition to his firm responsibilities, Dustin serves on the USGBC AR Green Schools Committee where he helped develop Arkansas Green Schools Challenge with schools statewide participating. Since 2013, Dustin has served as a National Green Schools Chair for the Center for Green Schools.In addition, Dustin enjoys giving back through education. Since 2009, he has served as a guest lecturer each year for the University of Arkansas Fay Jones School of Architecture Sustainability & LEED Process Class. He was also a guest speaker for the 'Sustainability in Business' Course at Henderson State University in 2010 and the 'Indoor Environment Quality' portion of USGBC's LEED for Green Associate Exam Prep Course in 2011 at Pulaski Technical College. Dustin has extensive project management experience with corporate and educational facilities. He is currently the Project Architect for projects with the Bank of the Ozarks and the Robinson Auditorium Renovation LEED efforts.

Drafting and drawings coordination

Summer Intern

Summer Intern Ship