Staff Members of David E. Gall, AIA, Architect

From left to right: Dan Allen, Delana Boles, David Gall, Joy Cecere, Rhita Dudley, Jonathan Collins

David E. Gall, A.I.A. Architect 938 West Fifth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27101 Phone (336) 773-1213 Facsimile (336) 773-1298 Electronic Mail degarc@juno.com History and Biographical Information on David E. Gall, AIA, Architect 1. office founded in 1993 and undertakes commercial, residential, and historic preservation commissions. 2. staff includes Principal David E. Gall, AIA; Intern Architects Delana R. Boles and Joy Ellen Cecere; Office Administrator Rhita N. Dudley, and Draftsmen Jonathan Collins and Dan Allen. 3. Mr. Gall is licensed to practice architecture in North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, an Pennsylvania and received his Bachelor of Architecture Degree with University Honors from Carnegie-Mellon University in 1978. 4. in addition to the Hamlet Depot project, the office has participated in the following additional historic preservation related projects: a. Conceptual Rehabilition Plans for rail depots in Morganton, Marion, Old Fort, and Black Mountain, North Carolina and for Union Station in Winston-Salem b. Heinrich Herbst House Relocation and Restoration for Old Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem c. E.T. Ackerman House Rehabilitation, Winston-Salem d. Colonel William Allen Blair House Rehabilitation, Winston-Salem e. 1892 Yadkin County Jail Rehabilitation for the Charles Bruce Davis Museum of Art, History, and Science, Yadkinville f. National Register Historic District Nominations for: Wilmington, Raleigh, Winston-Salem, Todd, and King, NC g. Historic Building Surveys for: UNC-Chapel Hill, Charlotte Hawkins Brown State Historic Site, Historic A.H. Bahnson House, and the Sacred Heart Cultural Center in Augusta, GA h. survey reports on historic modernist archtecture in Charlotte and historic early 2oth century industrial and institutional buildings in Charlotte * Mr. Gall is a member of various professional and civic organizations including the American Institute of Architects, Wachovia Historical Society, Richmond County Historical Society, Seaboard Airlines Railway Historical Society, Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods, Preservation North Carolina, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

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