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Roll over a picture to view the Bio. ROGER LEBIDA, AIA PRINCIPAL REGISTRATION: Architect, State of Florida (1989) Registration No. AR 12760 Certified General Contractor, State of Florida (2004) CGC 1508230 EDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture, Virginia Tech, 1984 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION:
Roger Lebida, with SingerArchitects since 1984, manages the firm’s day-to-day operations. His management duties include contract negotiations, management of accounting and financial records and human resource management. In addition, his work with the firm has included Project Management of the $65 million Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport Parking Structure, the $96 million in school design over a seven-year span between 1987 and 1994 and, most recently, Project Management for the $18 million FAU/BCC Joint Use Higher Education Complex. From 1998 through 2001, Roger was Project Manager for over thirty continuing services projects for Broward County, including Existing Conditions Reports, Construction Document reviews, miscellaneous renovations, and Programming and Master Planning reports. Since the fall of 2001, Roger successfully managed over sixty continuing services projects at the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport. Fifteen of the projects were accomplished in Terminal 1 and were instrumental in ensuring the timely opening of Concourse B. TEEN K. WOON, AIA PRINCIPAL REGISTRATION: Architect, State of Florida (2003) Registration No. AR 91592 EDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture, Montana State University, 1989 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION:
Teen came to SingerArchitects in 1989, directly from Montana State University’s Architecture program, bringing a new cultural perspective to the firm from his native Malaysia. Teen is the Design Principal at SingerArchitects, possessing excellent design and management skills and has managed and realized a series of diverse architectural projects. These include:
His civic involvement includes Board Member of the Gold Coast Opera and Committee Member for the Broward Cultural Council, Public Art and Design and is frequently a guest critic for Florida Atlantic University’s Architecture Program. CRAIG F. BARRY PRINCIPAL PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
Craig Barry, a Principal at SingerArchitects, has been an integral part of the work of the firm since associating with Donald Singer in 1972. He brings to projects his thirty-plus years of construction document experience, providing an in-depth understanding of South Florida construction problems. Craig Barry has provided quality assurance / quality control and code review services for hundreds of SingerArchitects designs. His work has included several medical office buildings, M. Sterling clothing store and City Park, the Fort Lauderdale urban plaza and garage which re-ignited interest in the development of downtown. Mr. Barry sees the assurance in quality documents as the means to achieving a quality building for SingerArchitects’ clients. That goal is achieved through compliance with all applicable codes, completeness of the work and a well orchestrated coordination between the architectural and engineering disciplines. When these goals are accomplished, construction projects run smoothly and change orders are minimized. Mr. Barry is currently managing the $12 million Government Center interior renovation and addition for Broward County. This complex project includes programming, master planning, infrastructure upgrades, re-roofing, addition of a building connector, as well as a 170,000 square foot interior renovation. Clients include: THE BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART YOUNG AT ART CHILDREN’S MUSEUM BROWARD COUNTY WORLD SAVINGS THE CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE THE HERTZ CORPORATION R. J. PAVLIK, INC. DON SINGER Don Singer formed SingerArchitects in 1964 based on the fundamental idealism that architecture is not taste, whim, imitation or decoration of function. It is, instead, anticipation of life raising architecture to the level of art. Using this principle Don Singer has guided the firm in creating orderly, thoughful architecture in South Florida from then until today. |
