Experience & Past Projects

Corinthian Professional Services founder Raynard O. Kearbey has completed a wide range of projects as a Senior Project Architect (SMU), Director of System Facilities (UNTS) and Associate Vice Chancellor of System Facilities (UNTS). The varied projects include a major expansion and renovation of a student union, a 31,000-seat football stadium, general academic buildings and a 950-vehicle parking garage with parking administration offices.

The major projects shown below, completed between 2006 – 2015, are highly sustainable and validated as such by achieving LEED Gold or Platinum. Kearbey lead the LEED process as the Project Administrator or Project Owner. The project budget on each of these projects was not exceeded due to the LEED certification requirements and were delivered on-time.

Major projects completed under AVC supervision and direction:

UNT University Union, Denton, Texas – Expansion and Renovation, $128M, Pending LEED Gold/Platinum V 2009, Opening Winter 2015

UNT Rawlins Residence Hall, Denton, Texas – 497 Beds, $42M, Pending LEED V. 2009 Gold Certification, Opened Fall 2015

UNT Life Sciences Building, Denton, Texas – 87,000 GSF, $33M, Research Facility Received LEED V 2.2 Gold Certification 2010

UNT Highland Street Parking Garage and Administration Offices, Denton, Texas – 950 vehicles, Satellite Chiller Plant & Parking Administration, Received LEED V 2.2 Gold Certification 2012

UNT Business Leadership Building, Denton, Texas – 180,000 GSF, $70M School of Business, Received LEED V 2.2 Gold Certification 2011

UNT Apogee Stadium, Denton, Texas – 140,000 GSF Tower, 31,000 seats, $79M, Received LEED V 2.2 Platinum Certification 2011, was the first Platinum Certified (new construction) football stadium in the country, Finalist World Stadium Awards Sustainable Division 2012

UNT Dallas Founders Hall Academic Building, Dallas, Texas – 101,000 GSF, $43.5M, Received LEED V 2.2 Gold Certification 2011

UNT Health Science Center, Medical Education and Training Building, Fort Worth, Texas – 112,500 GSF, $33M, Received LEED V 2.2 Gold Certification 2010

Senior Project Architect at Southern Methodist University. Dallas, TX:

SMU Embrey Engineering - $16.1M, Received LEED V 2.1 Gold Certification, 2006 — SMU Embrey Engineering – $16.1M, Received LEED V 2.1 Gold Certification, 2006

SMU Information Commons, SMU-IN-TAOS, Taos, New Mexico, $1.4M, 2004

SMU Blanton Student Services - $13.3M, 2002-2003 — SMU Blanton Student Services – $13.3M, 2002-2003

SMU Junkins Electrical Engineering - $13.8M, 2001-2002 — SMU Junkins Electrical Engineering – $13.8M, 2001-2002

COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL PROJECT EXPERIENCE

HIGHER EDUCATION – PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

UNT Science Research Building Renovation
UNT Greek Life Center Building*
UNT Discovery Park Clean Room Laboratory
UNT Discovery Park Laboratory
UNT Discovery Park Engineering Testing Facility
UNT Discovery Park Center for Advanced Research and Technology (CART)
UNT System 1901 Main Street Renovation
UNT Dallas Founders Hall*
UNT Dallas DART Station
UNTHSC Medical Education Training Building*
UNT Life Sciences Complex*
UNT Business Leadership Building*
UNT Highland Street Parking Garage and Parking Administration Offices*
UNT University Union Renovation and Addition*
UNT Rawlins Hall*
UNT Apogee Stadium*
UNT Master Plan Update
UNT Fouts Field Demolition
UNT Bruce Hall Dining Renovation and Addition

HIGHER EDUCATION – PRIVATE UNIVERSITY

SMU Embrey Engineering Building*
SMU Junkins Electrical Engineering Building
SMU Laura Lee Blanton Building
SMU in Taos Information Commons Building
SMU School of the Arts Master Plan

PUBLIC UTILITY – SOUTHWESTERN BELL AND AT&T

Proprietary projects included Commercial Lease Space Renovations, Central Office Building Additions, Distribution Center Renovations, Commercial Office Renovations and Real Estate Property Acquisitions/Disposal.

*LEED Project

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COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL PROJECT EXPERIENCE

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