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David Michael Harper (born 1953) is an American architect, business leader and sustainable energy advocate. He is Principal and Managing Director of the HKS, Inc.,〔(), ''HKS, Inc. Corporate''〕 Miami office. He also serves as Director of Higher Education for HKS nationally which includes 22 office locations, as well as the HKS Education Development Committee, setting direction for education projects worldwide. In February 2015, Harper presented "Walking-the-Talk", initiative beginning with a lecture at the 2015 Miami Green Exposition and conference, linking architects and the public to lead by example and adapt to sustainability. 〔(), “Walking the Talk: Architects Designing Their Own Homes”〕 Other lectures included the Miami Architecture Center on the topic of architects who have achieved LEED Certification in the design of their own homes. 〔()〕 In November 2012, HKS announced the acquisition of Harper’s Miami-headquartered education design firm, HADP Architecture, Inc. The two firms had been working together on educational projects for more than 15 years prior to the merger, and wanted to expand their national education portfolio as well as increase resources and capabilities in the HKS Florida office locations 〔(), ''HKS Acquires HADP Architecture, Further Expanding its Higher Education Focus''〕〔(), ''HKS Acquires HADP Architecture, Expanding its Florida Presence''〕 Soon after HKS acquired HADP Architecture, The Ohio State University selected HKS Inc. as the architectural firm to lead the $370 million Project revitalizing the campus’ North Residential District to accommodate a 3,200 student housing complex, two new dining facilities, recreation facility and more. Harper stated "HKS is proud to be taking the leadership design team role on the project." 〔(), ''$370 Million Project Underway at Ohio State'']〕 Since founding his own practice in 1979, Harper's architectural business development and designs have focused on the sectors of Educational (from K-12 to University, Research, Graduate, and Professional schools), Airports, Military projects, Correctional facilities, and Multi-Family Housing.〔("Top Southeast U.S. Architecture Firms Merge" ) (Press Release), ''PR Newswire'', August 9, 2002〕 Harper is recognized by industry professionals such as the American Institute of Architects,〔("David Harper Named Fellow" ), ''The Miami Herald'', April 2, 1995, page 10G〕〔(), ''Florida Architect'', Summer 1995〕 as well as by universities and community organizations for his work ''(see Awards section below)''. He was recognized in 2012 in ''Architecture Leaders Today'' magazine for his design of three student housing projects,〔("Scholar Chic: Three Different Universities, Three Different Design Needs" ) ''Architecture Leaders Today'', July/August 2012〕 and in ''Habitation Design Magazine'' for Best Conceptual Student Housing Design.〔("2012 Winners Dream Home Awards" ), ''habitation Design Magazine'', Volume 3 Issue 1〕 In June 2012, industry publication ''Architectural Record'' recognized Harper's former firm HADP Architecture in their annual Top 250 Architecture Firms list.〔("Top 250 Architecture Firms" ), ''Architectural Record'', June 2012〕 == Leadership and social responsibility == 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「David M. Harper」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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