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Oct 1, 2021 27 min

Phil Haderlie

from Architecture and Innovation Hosted by CERACLAD

Phil Haderlie has a Masters of Architecture from the University of Utah and has been a licensed architect since 2006. Phil has provided professional architectural design and project management services on a wide variety of projects since 1996. Phil’s expertise spans many architectural project types including Recreation, Higher Education, Institutional, Corporate Design, and Religious Architecture. Phil is experienced in various projects, from small projects up to large global corporate campuses and regional transportation projects, and has worked on projects in several countries around the world. Phil is particularly adept in project management tasks that require code analysis, project scheduling, programming, design, quality control, contract administration, specification writing, and team management. He is committed to sustainable design and has been an accredited LEED professional since 2006. Phil believes in creating amazing architecture by first creating amazing collaborative relationships with owners, contractors and engineers. Currently, Phil leads AIA Utah, as the 2021 President and as part of that role has been involved as an Organizer of the "Empowered Living Design Competition" in Partnership with Salt Lake City to find solutions to Utah's housing shortage. https://www.aia.org/articles/6422323-salt-lake-city-launches-tiny-home-adu-desi

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