As a Senior Principal and Studio Director at Koch Hazard Architects, Chris has
experience in historic preservation, adaptive re-use, sensitive and respectful
additions to existing buildings, as well as new facilities for K-12 and post
secondary education and new city, county, state and federal projects such as
fire stations, airports, military installations, and jails. Chris advises
clients on a broad spectrum of project types involving programming, design, and
construction administration.
Chris' ability to facilitate work sessions and listen closely to clients enables him to program and plan projects which are uniquely client centered. He utilizes carefully developed methodologies to draw out project goals, facts, concepts and needs and applies his extensive experience to develop effective successful solutions for each project, from modest additions to multi-million dollar facilities.
E-mail
cschiltz@kochhazard.com
Responsibility
President/Principal
Academic Background
Bachelor of Architecture, Montana State University, 1977
Awarded National Science Foundation Research Grant, 1974
Registration
June 1982
South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Montana, Iowa, NCARB Certificate
Professional Experience:
Koch Hazard Architects, 1991 - Present
Other firms - 13 Years
Chris' ability to facilitate work sessions and listen closely to clients enables him to program and plan projects which are uniquely client centered. He utilizes carefully developed methodologies to draw out project goals, facts, concepts and needs and applies his extensive experience to develop effective successful solutions for each project, from modest additions to multi-million dollar facilities.
cschiltz@kochhazard.com
Responsibility
President/Principal
Academic Background
Bachelor of Architecture, Montana State University, 1977
Awarded National Science Foundation Research Grant, 1974
Registration
June 1982
South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Montana, Iowa, NCARB Certificate
Professional Experience:
Koch Hazard Architects, 1991 - Present
Other firms - 13 Years