Chase Wooley has more than 5 years of experience in the field of architecture. His expertise includes design development, construction documents, site visits, field reports, permitting, and construction administration. He has also participated in an urban design workshop where he worked with a team to create design strategies for the Interstate 49 project for Lafayette, Louisiana. He worked on Educational, Institutional, and Commercial projects.

Chase’s journey to architecture began during college orientation where he saw the intricate models used in architecture. The experience sparked a passion that led him to change his major and career path.

Chase specializes in the preparation of construction documents and is expanding into construction administration duties. He enjoys providing guidance to clients, helping them process their ideas and simplify the project direction.

His work makes a significant difference by delivering client-focused solutions. Through effective communications and problem-solving, Chase challenges the notion that the construction phase needs to be difficult for clients. His personable nature encourages collaboration between all parties involved in the construction process.

Proudly involved in the renovation of Fort Myers Technical College, Chase embraces the challenge of solving problems in a dynamic environment. He finds motivation in construction details and creative material usage.

Inspired by historical design and architecture, Chase seeks inspiration from the diversity of design across cultures, believing architecture to be a language with various dialects.

Beyond his professional life, Chase enjoys model railroading, singing, and history. He also indulges in weekend frisbee golf.

Education

• University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Bachelor of Science (Arch.), 2014
• University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Master of Architecture (M. Arch), 2018