News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 15, 2010
Stockless joins Dewberry
David Stockless, AIA, LEED AP has joined Dewberry. With nearly 20 years of experience, he will assist in the management of the office's architectural building services projects.
Stockless will spearhead an initiative to expand Dewberry's full-service A/E department
into multi-family housing, retail and commercial markets.
He brings significant experience in the management of projects from conception though construction supervision, including successful work on a fast-track schedule. He has designed over 1,600 units of housing, as well as numerous restaurants, R&D, and hospitality facilities.
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