Frederick Schultz
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Kevin Koernig, AIA, LEED AP
I met Fred back in 1999 when we were both working on the Wellington Webb Municipal Office Building for the City and County of Denver. We were both employed by RNL Design. During that time we worked together to manage a team of some 30 architects and engineers in a fast paced $132 million Design Build project. Over the course of time Fred moved on, but we maintained a friendship that endures to this day. For a period of time Fred worked with me when I ran Lawrence Group Architects in Denver. We designed a $75 million Senior Living Project made out of 480 recycled shipping containers in California. Of all the years I have known Fred he is a very knowledgeable architect that knows how to get things done. He speaks both fluent contractor and architect at the same time, a valuable skill in a profession where communication matters. He has strong leadership skills and keeps his clients informed about the complexities that are part of all construction projects.
Kevin Koernig, AIA, LEED AP
I met Fred back in 1999 when we were both working on the Wellington Webb Municipal Office Building for the City and County of Denver. We were both employed by RNL Design. During that time we worked together to manage a team of some 30 architects and engineers in a fast paced $132 million Design Build project. Over the course of time Fred moved on, but we maintained a friendship that endures to this day. For a period of time Fred worked with me when I ran Lawrence Group Architects in Denver. We designed a $75 million Senior Living Project made out of 480 recycled shipping containers in California. Of all the years I have known Fred he is a very knowledgeable architect that knows how to get things done. He speaks both fluent contractor and architect at the same time, a valuable skill in a profession where communication matters. He has strong leadership skills and keeps his clients informed about the complexities that are part of all construction projects.
Kevin Koernig, AIA, LEED AP
I met Fred back in 1999 when we were both working on the Wellington Webb Municipal Office Building for the City and County of Denver. We were both employed by RNL Design. During that time we worked together to manage a team of some 30 architects and engineers in a fast paced $132 million Design Build project. Over the course of time Fred moved on, but we maintained a friendship that endures to this day. For a period of time Fred worked with me when I ran Lawrence Group Architects in Denver. We designed a $75 million Senior Living Project made out of 480 recycled shipping containers in California. Of all the years I have known Fred he is a very knowledgeable architect that knows how to get things done. He speaks both fluent contractor and architect at the same time, a valuable skill in a profession where communication matters. He has strong leadership skills and keeps his clients informed about the complexities that are part of all construction projects.
Kevin Koernig, AIA, LEED AP
I met Fred back in 1999 when we were both working on the Wellington Webb Municipal Office Building for the City and County of Denver. We were both employed by RNL Design. During that time we worked together to manage a team of some 30 architects and engineers in a fast paced $132 million Design Build project. Over the course of time Fred moved on, but we maintained a friendship that endures to this day. For a period of time Fred worked with me when I ran Lawrence Group Architects in Denver. We designed a $75 million Senior Living Project made out of 480 recycled shipping containers in California. Of all the years I have known Fred he is a very knowledgeable architect that knows how to get things done. He speaks both fluent contractor and architect at the same time, a valuable skill in a profession where communication matters. He has strong leadership skills and keeps his clients informed about the complexities that are part of all construction projects.
Credentials
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Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control
CourseraJun, 2020- Nov, 2024 -
Construction Scheduling
CourseraJun, 2020- Nov, 2024 -
Construction Project Management
CourseraMay, 2020- Nov, 2024 -
Architectural License
State of ColoradoJun, 2008- Nov, 2024 -
LEED Accredited Professional
U.S. Green Building CouncilJun, 2008- Nov, 2024 -
Architectural License
State of MassachusettsJun, 1989- Nov, 2024
Experience
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Iron Horse Architects
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United States
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Architecture and Planning
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1 - 100 Employee
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Senior Project Manager
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Jun 2022 - Present
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Schultz DM Advisors
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Denver, Colorado, United States
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Development Management Consultant
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Oct 2021 - Present
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Golub & Company
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United States
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Real Estate
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100 - 200 Employee
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Director of Development Management
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Dec 2020 - Sep 2021
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Trammell Crow Denver
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Denver
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Senior Development Manager
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Oct 2007 - Jul 2019
I joined Trammell Crow Company in September 2007 as a Senior Development Manger. My responsibilities include direction of design/ construction teams, owner’s representation and general project management. 601 BROADWAY Development Manager for 200,000 SF Office Bldg, with a 258 Car Garage for Denver Health and Hospital Authority RALPH L. CARR COLORADO JUDICIAL CENTER Development Manager for 700,000 SF complex comprised of courts facility and 440,000 SF office building 1900 16TH STREET (PHASE 1) OFFICE BUILDING Development Manager for 400,000 SF facility with retail structured parking; total project cost of $120M Show less
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Newman Cavender and Doane
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Denver
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Technical Principal
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Apr 2004 - Aug 2007
I was a partner in the Denver architectural firm of Newman, Cavender & Doane. While there, I was responsible for all aspects of technical design and project delivery. DENVER NEWSPAPER AGENCY BUILDING Principal in Charge of $130M office and retail building for the local newspapers THE CURTIS HOTEL RENOVATION Architectural Manager for Conversion of 1970’s-era office building into 336-key boutique hotel and conference facility I was a partner in the Denver architectural firm of Newman, Cavender & Doane. While there, I was responsible for all aspects of technical design and project delivery. DENVER NEWSPAPER AGENCY BUILDING Principal in Charge of $130M office and retail building for the local newspapers THE CURTIS HOTEL RENOVATION Architectural Manager for Conversion of 1970’s-era office building into 336-key boutique hotel and conference facility
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Frederick Schultz Architecture PA
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Tampa, Hollywood Florida
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Principal
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Mar 2001 - Apr 2004
I ran my own practice specializing in on-site design team representation services. Primary client was Klai Juba Architects in Las Vegas. HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINOS On-site Architect for two hotel/casinos in Tampa and Hollywood, FL. Total combined project cost of $425M I ran my own practice specializing in on-site design team representation services. Primary client was Klai Juba Architects in Las Vegas. HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINOS On-site Architect for two hotel/casinos in Tampa and Hollywood, FL. Total combined project cost of $425M
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RNL Design
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Denver
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Senior Associate
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Jan 1991 - Apr 2001
I spent 10 years as a Senior Associate with the architectural firm of RNL Design in Denver. During that period, I was responsible for the design and management of projects ranging from an aquarium to office buildings and hotels. Sample Project List: WELLINGTON E. WEBB MUNICIPAL OFFICE BUILDING Architectural Project Manager 700,000 SF, $200M office facility with retail and structured parking COLORADO’S OCEAN JOURNEY AQUARIUM $96M, 1M-gallon aquarium which tells two stories of water’s path from the mountains to the ocean and the animal life found along the way Show less
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Education
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1984 - 1986
University of Colorado
Master of Architecture - MArch, Architecture -
1977 - 1981
University of Florida
Bachelor of Design, Architecture
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