ROBERT A. DIETZ

Design Consultant

                                                                             

Education                                                         Bachelor of Architecture, 1971                                University of Cincinnati

Professional Registrations                            Registered Architect – Arizona #12613
                                                                          Also registered:  Nevada and Ohio

Professional Qualifications                        Rob Dietz is a founding partner in the firm of HDA Architects, LLC. With 41 years of experience in the architectural/construction fields, he brings wide-ranging                                                                         knowledge of all aspects of architecture to the firm.  His diversity and depth of knowledge provide the necessary technical skills for projects of any size and                                                                         complexity. 

                                                                        Rob’s innovative ideas for improving educational facilities are backed by his extensive research into the evolving trends of curriculum delivery.  The result of this                                                                         research can be seen in the state-of-the-art facilities constructed throughout the state of Arizona.  Rob’s interest in these areas coupled with his extensive list of                                                                         school project involvement, uniquely equips him for virtually any educational facility.

                                                                        In addition to educational facilities, Rob has been Principal-In-Charge for many successful and significant municipal projects.                          
Rob uses his architectural expertise to help serve others and give back to the community.  He has donated his time and professional experience to assist in the                                                                         development of facilities such as the Child Crisis Nursery and the San Marcos Elementary School Amphitheater, and served four years on the Board of Directors                                                                         for the East Valley Chapter of the American Heart Association.