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ARCHIBALD LITTLE
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- JASON M. ARCHIBALD, AIA
- PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT
Jason
graduated Magna cum Laude from Washington State University, and has provided
architectural solutions in the Tri-Cities for over ten years. He has been responsible for designing business
offices, medical offices, retail centers, and industrial buildings. Jason is experienced in all phases of architectural
services including building design, project management and construction administration.
- EDUCATION
- Bachelor of
Architecture, 1997
- Washington
State University; Pullman, Washington
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- REGISTRATION
- - Washington
- - Oregon
- - Idaho
- - NCARB Accredited
- AFFILIATIONS
- - American Institute of
Architects
- - National Council Of
Architectural Registration Board
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- ERIC M. LITTLE, AIA
- PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT
Eric
joined the firm of Dillman-Luvaas in 1998 after graduation from the University of Idaho. He has been responsible for designing commercial
spaces, medical facilities, churches, retail centers, industrial buildings and residential
architecture. Eric is experienced in all
phases of architectural services including building design, project management and
construction administration.
- EDUCATION
- Bachelor of
Architecture with a minor in Art, 1998
- University of
Idaho; Moscow, Idaho
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- REGISTRATION
- - Washington
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- AFFILIATIONS
- - American Institute of
Architects
- - National Council Of
Architectural Registration Board
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- JAMES R. DILLMAN, AIA
- PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT
Jim
Dillman has had over 40 years of professional architectural experience after graduating
from the University of Washington in 1965. Eight
of those years involved employment by large Seattle-area architectural firms including
NBBJ Group, where he worked on high-rise office and hospital buildings. He founded
the private practice as James R. Dillman Associates in Richland, Washington, and later
incorporated as Dillman-Luvaas Architects, P.S. Jim’s
experience encompasses all phases of architectural services for a wide variety of project
types, including fire stations, medical facilities, office buildings, churches,
commercial, industrial facilities, motels, laboratories, and single-family and
multi-family housing.
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- EDUCATION
- Bachelor of
Architecture, 1965
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University of Washington; Seattle, Washington
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- REGISTRATION
- - Washington
- - Oregon
- - Retired licenses in Idaho,
Montana, Texas and North Carolina
- - NCARB Accredited
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- AFFILIATIONS
- - American Institute of
Architects, former Central WA Chapter President
- - National Council Of
Architectural Registration Board
- - Richland Chamber of
Commerce, Board Member (retired)
- - Benton County Boundary
Review Board (retired)
- - National Trust for
Historic Preservation
- - Arts Council of the
Mid-Columbia Region (retired)
- - NCARB
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- LYMAN T. LUVAAS AIA
- SENIOR ARCHITECT
- Lyman (Ted) Luvaas joined the
firm of James R. Dillman Associates in 1976 and ten years later, joined with Mr. Dillman
in forming the corporation of Dillman-Luvaas Architects, P.S.
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- Ted’s professional
experience has encompassed various types of projects, including medical facilities,
churches, schools, fire stations, office buildings, laboratories, motels, and electronic
equipment facilities.
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- Ted’s responsibilities with
the firm include design, project administration, production drawings, specification
writing, construction phase administration, and cost estimating. His expertise in cost estimating has resulted in
his estimates consistently being within five percent of the average bidder.
Ted
Luvaas joined the firm in 1976 after graduating from the University of Idaho. His
responsibilities include design, construction drawings, specifications, cost estimating
and administration for medical, commercial, industrial and residential architecture.
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- EDUCATION
- Bachelor
of Architecture, 1976
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University of Idaho; Moscow, Idaho
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- REGISTRATION
- - Washington
- - Oregon
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- AFFILIATIONS
- - American Institute of
Architects
- - National Council Of
Architectural Registration Board
- - Benton-Franklin County
Board of Appeals
- - City of Kennewick
Historical Commission
- - City of Kennewick Block
Grant Advisory Committee
- - Chairman, Downtown Kennewick
& Columbia Drive
- Association
Design Committee
- - National Trust for
Historic Preservation
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