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ARCHITEXAS <br /> <br />Nancy T. McCoy, AIA <br />Associate Architect <br /> <br />Education <br />Master of Architecture; Master of Science in Historic Preservation, Columbia <br /> University, 1986 <br />Bachelor of Environmental Design, Texas A&M University, 1981 <br /> <br />Professional <br />Registered Architect, State of New York <br /> <br />Professional Experience <br />1997 - Present ARCH1TEXAS <br />1990-1997 Ehrenkramz & Eckstut Architects, New York. <br />1986 - 1990 David Smotrich &Partners. New York <br /> <br />Boards/Commissions/Exhibits/Lectures <br />Secretary, Board of Trustees, Preservation Dallas, 1998 - 2000 <br />Vice PresidenffPrograrns, American Institute of Architects Dallas Chapter, 2000 <br />Co-Chair, West End Task Force, Dallas Historic Preservation Commission, 1998 - 2000 <br />Public Buildings Task Force, Dallas Historic Preservation Commission, 2000 <br />Fellow, Historic Resources Imaging Laboratory, Texas A&M University, 1998-2000 <br />Host/Moderator, Oak Cliff Home Restoration Workshop series, 2000 <br /> <br />Key Qualifications <br />In joining ARCHITEXAS, Ms. McCoy, brings national experience with large scale historic <br />preservation and adaptive use projects to the firm. Ms. McCoy's experience includes the <br />restoration and adaptive use of the U.S. Custom House, where as Project Architect, her <br />responsibilities included the installation of the National Museum of the American Indian <br />for the Smithsonian Institution, the first fully climate controlled museum environment <br />~xSthin an historic building in the United States. The project included the restoration of <br />public spaces and the conservation of art and decorative finishes and has received <br />numerous awards including the GSA Design Award for 1994. Ms. McCoy's subsequent <br />experience includes a similar adaptive usc design for a science museum for Union Station <br />in Kansas City, MO, design of the modernization of the Department of the Interior <br />Building and the Old Executive Office Building in Washington, DC. Since joining <br />ARCHITEXAS, Ms. McCoy has directed the firm's work at Fair Park for the City of <br />Dallas which has included numerous rehabilitation and restoration projects, art <br />conservation, and a park-wide plan for restoring and mai.ntaining the historic paint color <br />scheme. In addition, Ms. McCoy has provided design consultation for developments <br />seeking federal rehabilitation tax credits including the Wilson Building in Dallas, and has <br />designed the disassembly, reconstruction and additions to a residence by Charles Dilbeck. <br /> <br />1907 Marilla Dallas. Texas 75201 Tel 214.748.4561 Fax 214.748.42~4[ <br /> <br /> <br />