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Chuck is an Architect and Partner at Fitzpatrick Architects in Tyler, Texas. He has worked on a variety of projects, including residential, churches, commercial, and industrial, and currently focuses primarily on medical facilities.
Chuck received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas in 1975, and after stints as a builder/ remodeler, cabinetmaker, and as a missionary builder with Youth with a Mission International, he returned to school, earning his Master of Architecture from Texas Tech University. He has worked in Tyler since 1996, with Simons, Burch, Clark, Maris Architects, and with Fitzpatrick Butler before joining Fitzpatrick Architects in 2010.
Chuck’s past projects include Central Baptist Church Family Life Center in Grand Saline, adaptive reuse of Tyler’s historic Cotton Belt Depot, industrial facilities for Aramark Uniform, and Tyler Beverage, the ETMC “CyberKnife” robotic surgical vault, the ETMC Data Center, and ETMC Jacksonville Olympic Center. He has also worked on remodels of First Baptist Church Mineola, ETMC 5th Street Medical Offices, and Frankston Medical Clinic, and on new clinics in Canton, Mt. Vernon, and Trinity, Texas. Currently he is the Project Architect for the Trinity, Texas ETMC Hospital bed expansion, surgical suite, and dietary addition, and for a variety of adaptive reuse and remodel projects for the ETMC Regional Healthcare System.
Chuck has served during the past several years as an advisor on the City of Lindale, Texas, Economic Development Council, and is a member of the Northeast Texas chapter of the AIA.
He has been married to Nancy for 28 years, and they have four children, and four grandchildren.
