Kathy Wheadon

Principal @Place Collaborative

Salt Lake City, UT, US
EMAILS
k••••@placecollab.com
MOBILE NUMBERS
+18•••••••96

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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2025 — Present

Principal @Place Collaborative

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Salt Lake County, UT, US

Kathy has dedicated her career to creating innovative environments for education, government, and civic clients. Her passion for design spans the full arc - from early concept development through construction - resulting in work that is both thoughtfully envisioned and technically rigorous. Known for her ability to listen deeply and lead with clarity, Kathy brings expertise in sustainable strategies, cost effective solutions, and strong visual and verbal communications. She leads projects with a steady hand and a focus on design excellence at every scale. Her portfolio includes regional work in higher education, civic, and government facilities, and corporate workplaces. Kathy often engages long before designs begin, helping clients understand how real estate, culture, and systems shape their mission. Her commitment to high-performance buildings and landscapes is reflected in deep green projects like Utah’s first LEED Platinum-certified USU Swaner EcoCenter. Through integrated thinking and collaboration, Kathy helps clients translate their values into places that inspire.

EDUCATION

1984 — 1989

University of Washington

Bachelor of Architecture - BArch

1999 — 2001

North Carolina State University

Master of Architecture

SKILLS

Project ManagementUrban PlanningUrban DesignAdobe Creative SuiteSustainable ArchitectureArchitectureComprehensive PlanningSpace PlanningDesign ResearchPhotoshopAiaSustainable DesignSite PlansMixed-UseSubmittalsLeedIllustratorLand Use

ABOUT KATHY WHEADON

Principal at Place Collaborative • AIA • LEED AP

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