Shane Bostick, Architect
EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Masters of Architecture // Texas Tech University College of Architecture
Kruger Bensen Ziemer Architects // Santa Barbara, CA
Frederick Phillips & Associates // Chicago, IL
Omiplan // Dallas, TX
GSR Andrade Architects // Dallas, TX
Hammers+Partners, Architecture // Dallas, TX
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS
ARCHITECTURAL LICENSES
New Mexico, 00578 // Texas, 20251 // Illinois, 001.021907 // Florida, AR98227 // New Jersey, 21AI02106700 // Wisconsin, 12499-5 // North Carolina, 14439
CERTIFICATIONS
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), Record 73553
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), LEED Accredited Professional
Federal Aviation Administration, Remote Pilot Certificate, 4491675
SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Washington Island, Wisconsin
Frederick Phillips & Associates
TPAC is a 253 seat theater located on Washington Island in Wisconsin. It was built through private donations of over 800 individual, families, and businesses. The theater is sought by artists and musicians from around the world as a place to express their talents, ideas, and collaborate with like minded individuals.
Role: Design Development, Documentation, Presentation Graphics
McKinney Medical Arts Center, McKinney, Texas
A 55,800 sf, three-story medical office building located in McKinney, Texas. The building houses the Rena Tarbet Cancer Center – a 10,200 sf medical oncology center with a linear accelerator. The facility also contains a 5,400 sf pain management clinic; 8,700 sf imaging center; and various other general medical tenants.
Role: Design associate, Project Management, Documentation, Jurisdictional Approvals, Presentation Graphics, Construction Administration
Uncle Julio’s Restaurant Group National Development Program
Hammers+Partners: Architecture, Inc
Uncle Julio’s partnered with H+P:A to developed over 30 locations across 12 States over 15 years. These locations range from 8,000 sf tenant improvements to 12,000 sf stand-alone restaurants, while also managing multiple remodels and additions to existing facilities. H+P:A also assisted in cooperate office planning, strategic development planning, and prototype design development.
Role: Project Team Lead, Project Manager, Project Architect, Documentation, Client Liaison, Jurisdictional Liaison, Presentation Spokesman
Hammers+Partners: Architecture, Inc, Edward M. Baum, Architect
Developed in partnership with Edward M. Baum, Architect, the Dallas Contemporary is an adaptive reuse project of an existing 38,000 sf industrial metal fabrication shop into the new home for the Dallas Center for Contemporary Art). The DCCA contains 12,000 sf of gallery space with administration offices, classrooms, and support services.
Role: Project Manager, Team Lead, Documentation, Jurisdictional Liaison, Construction Administration
West Dallas Market (unrealized)
Hammers+Partners: Architecture, Inc
The West Dallas Market was a proposed adaptive reuse/mixed use/retail project located adjacent to the Trinity River levee along Singleton Boulevard on the western edge of downtown Dallas. The project proposed the adaptive reuse of an existing industrial truck dock, with multiple additions, including the relocation of half a dozen steel frame structures from a brownfield site down the street. While this proposal was ultimately unrealized, the proposal was later used to inspire the development of the Trinity Groves Restaurant Incubator in the same location.
Role: Design associate, Planner, Presentation Graphics, Spokesman, Project Manager