SchenkelShultz Architecture announces that Alexander Straughn, an Associate in the firm, has earned his architectural licensure in Florida. Straughn began as an intern with SchenkelShultz and joined full-time in 2018.
Straughn has been a critical member of the aviation team and has worked on several notable local projects for the firm, including the Orlando International Airport (MCO) Intermodal Terminal Facility and Automated People Mover, as well as the South Terminal Expansion project.  Focusing on his career in architecture, Straughn participated in the 2+2+2 program and ultimately received his Masters of Architecture from the University of Florida’s CityLab Orlando. Straughn holds a Bachelor’s of Architecture from the University of Central Florida and an Associate of Arts, Architecture degree from Valencia College. He is also an Associate Member of the American Institute of Architects.
“Alex is a committed member of the team, and we are happy to celebrate his accomplishment,” said Dan Laggan, Managing Partner of SchenkelShultz. “He has demonstrated his design expertise consistently and continues to evolve as an architect and member of the SchenkelShultz team.”
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SchenkelShultz Architecture has built a legacy of success through a continued focus on design excellence that responds to the distinctive needs of our clients. The firm remains committed to delivering relationship-driven design that is rooted in critical thinking, research, collaboration, and personal experiences, balanced by fiscal responsibility. SchenkelShultz’s focus is ever forward, centered around a diversity of talent, meaningful community partnerships, and a commitment to inspire the community through impactful design. For more information, visit www.schenkelshultz.com.