W.T."BILL" DOGGETT AIA, LEED AP
Bill has been practicing Architecture for 35 years as President of Doggett Architects Inc. The firm has enjoyed a wide variety of projects, including Churches, Christian Family Life Centers, Office Buildings, Retail Centers, Distribution Facilities and Warehouses. Residential experience includes Single Family, Condominiums and Townhouses.
Education was at the North Carolina State University School of Design and the Structural Engineering Department of the University of Illinois. Foreign travel included Canada, England, France, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Mexico, Caribbean and the French West Indies. He has obtained Architectural Licenses in North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Florida and Tennessee, and he holds an active Real Estate Broker's License in North Carolina.
Professional memberships include the American Institute of
Architects (AIA), National Council of Architectural Registration
Boards (NCARB) and Raleigh Section, North Carolina Chapter AIA.
Bill is a LEED Accredited Professional under the U.S. Green
Building Council for "Leadership in Energy and EnvironmentalDesign".
Bill has always maintained an interest in energy conservation. He has designed some of the most energy efficient schools and office buildings in NC, even back when "green" was only a color. One example is the Headquarters Office Building for the North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation (see Office Buildings), the mother organization for the 28 rural Electric Cooperatives in N.C. This three story office building, located on US-1 next to the Triangle Town Centre, won the single award for Energy Conservation Excellence" for a commercial building in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area, awarded by the American Solar Energy Society, N.C. Solar Energy Association, and Wake County Energy advisory Commission.
The Pines Elementary School in Washington County NC, had an actual energy consumption its first year of only 39,770 BTU/sf for an energy cost of only $0.49/sf/school year, including heating, lighting and air conditioning. This was one-half the cost of the average school in NC that year, saving the Board of Education approximately $51,000 per year in energy cost. In 20 years this amounts to at least $1,020,000 in savings, except it will really be more as the cost of energy continues to rise.
In Johnston County NC we designed energy efficient schools with Ice Storage Systems, that make ice at night, using lower cost electricity, and cools the buildings the next day using the stored ice. We designed a new Elementary School, a K-8 School, and retrofitted three High Schools using Partial Ice Storage systems to save energy. Smithfield Senior High is saving $44,000 per year. That paid for the Architects and Engineers in a short time.
Doggett Architects Inc strives to design projects that are Energy Efficient, have low operating cost and low maintenance cost, satisfy the Owner's program requirements.......on time......and within budget.
