Tim Dacey
About Tim Dacey
Tim Dacey is a Business Unit Leader and Architect at Mead & Hunt, specializing in aviation architecture and community engagement. He has over 14 years of experience in various architectural roles and holds degrees in Architecture from the University of Virginia and the University of Texas.
Work at Mead & Hunt
Tim Dacey has been with Mead & Hunt since 2010, serving as a Project Manager, Architect, and Designer. In 2019, he advanced to the role of Business Unit Leader & Architect. His responsibilities include leading the architectural practice for the Western Region, focusing on aviation architecture, where he is recognized as a market leader. Dacey's work emphasizes design, sustainability, efficiency, and community engagement, contributing to a diverse project portfolio that includes aviation, federal, transportation, office, educational, religious, and mixed-use buildings.
Education and Expertise
Tim Dacey holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Virginia, where he studied from 1991 to 1995. He furthered his education by obtaining a Master of Architecture (MArch) from the University of Texas, completing his studies from 1998 to 2000. His academic background supports his expertise in architecture, particularly in the areas of design and sustainability.
Background
Before joining Mead & Hunt, Tim Dacey gained experience in various architectural roles. He worked as an Architectural Designer at Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects from 1995 to 1998. He then served as Project Architect at Andersson Wise Architects from 1999 to 2004. Dacey transitioned to Ankrom Moisan Architects, where he worked as Project Manager and Architect from 2005 to 2009. Additionally, he was an Adjunct Faculty member at Portland State University in 2010 for 11 months.
Achievements
Tim Dacey has a diverse project portfolio that includes numerous published works and award-winning designs focused on sustainability. He has a proven track record of leading outreach efforts to secure community support for his projects. His leadership in architectural practices has positioned him as a key figure in the Western Region's aviation architecture sector.