Christopher L. Kaye, AIA, IIDA, NCARB
​Principal - Architecture | Interior Design

​kayec@pqh.com
904.224.0001 ext. 108

​Education
Masters of Architecture 
Arizona State University, 2003

Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
State University of New York at Buffalo, 1997

Knowlton School of Architecture
The Ohio State University, 1995

Licenses | Memberships
Registered Architect: FL#AR93537 | GA#RA104108
Registered Interior Designer FL#ID5152 
American Institute of Architects
​International Interior Design Association
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
Assoc. Facilities & Healthcare Engineers Association

​Chris’s diverse experience spans over Multiple Decades and includes roles ranging from Principal and Lead Designer to Field Representative, which contributes to his ability to identify and capitalize on unique design opportunities within the built environment. Chris’ energy, collaborative design approach and passion for embracing the project design imperatives helps foster environments rich in proactive decision making, cross discipline interaction, and joint problem solving to reach creative design solutions within the context of fiscal responsibility.

Recognized for tackling complicated, multifaceted design challenges, Chris’s projects range in scope from large 800,000 square foot, $350 million dollar public works projects to technical acute care renovations. With decades of experience, Chris’s attention to design imperatives and technical knowledge have created innovating environments to the benefit of his projects, clients, and the community.

Areas of Practice
Architecture
Interior Design
Master Planning
​Space Planning | ​Programming
​Full Construction Administration

Markets
Healthcare
​Senior Living
Educational
Federal | Municipal
Commercial
​Historic Renovation | Restoration
​Hospitality

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