KEN R. DUERHOLZ, AIA
Vice President

	"From the first meeting with Ken Duerholz, our project manager, I felt confident that the job would be handled in a professional, conscientious manner. Ken is incredibly organized and led his team and subs in a manner that showcased both his managerial and people skills." Kay McLane, Executive VP/COO Early American Industries, Inc.

Professional Profile

Ken started with the company in 1995 and rejoined the firm, after working as an estimator for a national contractor on the West coast for three years.  Sean and Ken have been associated since 1985.  Ken brings a wealth of knowledge with him including working for five years in an architectural firm, which included becoming a register architect as well as his experience in estimating which included working on single projects in excess of $450 million.

Ken provides estimating and project management services.  He also participates in client development, public relations and marketing. Ken shares duties and responsibilities in overall management of all projects.

Ken received a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Bachelor of Architecture both from The Catholic University of America. 

Training and Education

• FMI Financial Management Seminar
• Fundamentals of the 2003 IBC
• Implementing PA's statewide building code
• Fundamentals of the 2003 IEBC (Existing Buildings)
• Adult CPR Certification
• FMI Construction Seminar - Construction Financial Management
• FMI Construction Seminar - Construction Negotiating Skills
• SRPT - Construction Estimating - Concrete Estimating
• Hope Engineers - UBC 97 Code Updates
• International Code Council - Fundamentals of the 2003 IEBC
• Code Training AIA - Implementing PA Statewide Building Code
• Primavera Sure Trak Project Manager

Industry Affiliations

• Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) Committee Chairperson
• American Institute of Architects (AIA)
• Construction Management Association of America (CMAA)

Project Experience

• 2004 – Hatfield Township Municipal Building, Hatfield, PA ($3,500,000)
• 2004 – Allentown Brew Works, Allentown, PA ($3,900,000)
• 2004 – Hanover Township Municipal Building, Bethlehem, PA ($1,100,000)
• 2004 – IDC – Harold’s Building, Allentown, PA ($540,000)
• 2003 – Lehigh Carbon Community College, Schnecksville, PA ($4,800,000)