Our company has worked from smaller projects up to multi million dollar work for defense contractors. As the owner I have been responsible for all aspects of office and project management. Actively working on all of our projects I have stayed engaged with not only the management but also the productlion, keeping up with the CAD and BIM developments in our field.This close connection to the production has allowed me to better control the final product and scheduling of the projects we have delivered. By not simply handing off CAD and BIM work to a technician but being able to do the work myself, I have maintained a vital link with the doing of the architecture. 40 years of experience has allowed me to understand the inner working of construction and being fluent in CAD and BIM has allowed me to integrate my knowledge with those who work for me.

My role at KDA is identical to that performed at Frank Daughtry Architect, but with my partner Christopher Kariher.

At HHMA I managed projects for the company, primarily with the Department of Defense. My roles ranged from active project managment with base command to CAD drafting and design.

I moved to Bullock Tice after practicing for ten years in New York City, under the name Frank Daughtry Architect. After reaching Bullock I began as a millwork detailer, drawing by hand and it was at BTA that I transitioned into Autocad. Before leaving BTA I was a full fledged Project Architect managing projects from Library design and construction to 140 unit military housing subdivisions.