PRINCIPAL, DESIGN PARTNER

David W. Woods, AIA, NCARB
David has always had an interest in a wide range of building types ever since he played with his first erector set at age 10.

His experience now includes, corporate office buildings, academic facilities, public institutions, museums, health/fitness centers and custom houses. He has practiced for over twenty five years since completing his Masters Degree from Washington University with the highest design prize awarded by the School of Architecture.

Before forming an association with Harry Culpen, David was a Senior Design Associate with Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum. in St. Louis and New York. In those years, he designed numerous large scaled building projects like; the restoration of Union Station in St. Louis, the World Bank Building in Washington, DC. and the Philadelphia Justice Center Courthouse.

As a principal at CWA, David has established a particular interest in historic restoration work. He directed the restoration design for One Atlantic Street, Redman’s Hall and the landmarked “Holly Houses” into an Environmental Education Center. David also directs the firm’s interiors design including work for; Donnelley Marketing, North Castle Partners Advertising, Korn Ferry International, GE Capital and USCO logistics,

Registration Architecture License: CT, NY
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

Experience 25 Years

Awards One Man Show, Ohio Wesleyan Univ., Fine Arts School Gallery
AIA Design Award, Malloy House
AIA Design Award, Rippowam Park Apartments
AIA Design Citation, Philadelphia Justice Center
Widmann Prize, Washington University
Pickens History Prize, Washington University
First Prize, Lafayette Square, Design Competition, St. Louis
Honors in Individual Studies, Ohio Wesleyan University

Memberships AIA: American Institute of Architects
AIA CT Chapter
US Green Building Council
Trustee: The Marvelwood School
Board Member: The Riverside Association

Education Masters in Architecture., Washington University 1979
Intern to Peter Eisenman; 1975-76
Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies 1974
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Ohio Wesleyan University 1975