BARRY S. HOYNE
Architect

Email to: barry@thl-arch.com

EDUCATION:
University of New Mexico
Masters of Architecture, B.A. Architecture
Anderson Graduate School of Management

REGISTRATIONS:
Architect, Washington No. 4892
NCARB No. 35,488

GENERAL:
Barry Hoyne is a registered architect with over 20 years of professional experience. His architectural experience includes a variety of project types ranging from new high rise structures to historic renovations. Barry has extensive site planning experience and is very knowledgeable in construction administration. Barry has also worked on a variety of historic renovation and exhibit design projects, primarily interpretive exhibits. Past projects include the rehab of the old West Seattle General Hospital complex for the Highline Mental Health Center; the Snoqualmie Valley School District Project involving the historic renovation of the old grade school and construction of a new transportation facility complex; and work on 17 King County library renovations.

Projects by Hoyne with Tonkin Hoyne Lokan Architects:

• Principal-in-Charge for design/development of the Vashon-Maury Island Heritage Museum.
• Principal-in-Charge/Project Manager for renovation of the Roxbury House, a 7-story, 130 unit, low-income apartment building for the Seattle Housing Authority.
• Principal-in-Charge/Project Manager, Oregon Place Apartments Remodel of 39 apartments for SouthEast Effective Development.
• Principal in Charge/Project Manager for renovation of the old West Seattle General Hospital to house the Highline-West Seattle Mental Health Center.
• Principal in Charge of Jensen Block Apartments Renovation, renovation of 1906 historic apartment building to provide low income housing.
• Construction Supervisor, Sand Point Building 224 Renovation, conversion of military barracks to provide low income housing.
• Principal/Project Manager: Snoqualmie Valley School District #410 District Office & Warehouse Historic Renovation and design of new Transportation Complex.
• Principal/Project Manager: Facility Condition Survey, 1990 and 1998, King County Library System.
• Overall Project Coordinator, Facility Condition Survey for 32 Community and Technical Colleges in Washington, five phases (1989 - 1999).