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William E. Endelman, AIA, Principal
Mr. Endelman is a licensed
Architect and the Principal of Endelman & Associates PLLC,
a consulting firm specializing in accessibility consulting including the
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Fair Housing Act (FHA), and Building Code
accessibility compliance. He has done Accessibility Consulting for 19 years,
and has over 30 years experience in facility accessibility, architectural
business operations, project management, and architecture in high level
management positions for architectural, real estate and other design-related
companies. He has consulted for major bank, institutional, educational,
residential developer, attorney, real estate asset management clients, and
enforcing agencies in dozens of states.
As
Principal of E&A, Mr. Endelman leads a team of consultants providing
Consulting Services including: ADA/FHA Surveys, Accessibility Design Reviews
(ADA/FHA/Code/State Laws), consulting, training, and expert witness services in
all aspects of facility accessibility. To facilitate ADA Surveys and
recommendations, he developed custom Survey Solutions™ Software that
provides a database methodology for cost effective, large ADA survey projects.
The software includes the full catalog of ADA Accessibility Guidelines
requirements (barriers), citations, and pre-programmed typical solutions and
itemized budget costs.
Mr. Endelman's background encompasses many specialty
areas. He has been hired as a Consultant and Expert Witness in
Accessibility in a number of jurisdictions, Consulting for the U.S. Attorney’s
Offices, the U. S. Department of Justice, State enforcing agencies, and
Attorneys for building owners and developers. As an Architect and Project
Manager, he has managed up to 25 professionals and highly complex
projects
such as the $300 million U.S. Embassy Complex in Moscow and the $97 million
renovation of the Federal Building & U.S. Courthouse, San Francisco. He was
Executive VP of a 25 person architecture firm and worked in Corporate
Architecture for Bank of America and Security Pacific Bank.
Education, Licenses, Boards, &
Affiliations
 | The Management
Program, University of Washington, Graduate School of Business Administration, May 1991
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 | Licensed Architect since 1977; CA
#C9203;
WA #5376; AZ #45387
NCARB Cert. #39,334
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Master
of Architecture
University of Pennsylvania, August 1973
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 | BA in Architecture Honors Program
University of Pennsylvania, May 1970
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 | American Institute of Architects
(AIA)
Past Committees: Sole / Small Practitioners Committee and Corporate Architects
Committee, Practice / Ethics Committee
Member: Code Committee
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 | Past First Vice Chair / Board of
Directors, Easter Seals Washington
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 | Past Board of Directors, Penn / Wharton
Alumni Club of Seattle
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 | Past Secretary / Treasurer Pacific
Northwest Audio Society (PAS)
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Publications
 | "Making Buildings
Disability-Friendly May Be Easier Than You Think" - Corporate Real Estate
Executive, October 1998, published by the NACORE International, The International Association of
Corporate Real Estate Executives.
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 | "Five Mistakes In
Providing Accessible Buildings" - Corporate Real Estate
Executive, October 1998, published by the NACORE International, The International Association of
Corporate Real Estate Executives.
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 | "Reflections on the Realities of
CADD", Cadence, November 1987
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Significant Architectural Projects
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The
Federal Building / U.S. Courthouse Renovations, San Francisco
- 1.2 million square foot phased office interior renovation for 35 agencies;
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Construction
Administration for the
U.S. Embassy Complex, Moscow;
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Southern Maximum
Security Complex,
Tehachapi, CA;
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and many renovation projects.
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