Mark Hobaica

Executive Vice President @CORE

Las Vegas, NV, US

Mark F. Hobaica, AIA holds the position of Executive Vice President for CORE Construction | West. A native of Phoenix, Arizona with bachelor and master Arch degrees from the Univ. of Arizona, Mark came to Las Vegas in 1991 to join HCA Architects. He practiced with HCA for nearly 12 years while working his way up to partner in During the early 90’s he relocated to Salt Lake City on behalf of the firm to open up a branch office and after helping establish roots during a 2 year stint, returned to the Las Vegas office until his departure in 2002 were he joined the City of Henderson. During his tenure at HCA, he was instrumental in numerous buildings for Henderson including their City Hall, Justice Facility, Detention Center, Emergency Services Facility, Animal Control Facility, and a several Fire Stations. His design experience includes work for the Catholic Diocese, Clark County School District, Nevada State Public Works Board and several private organizations. His previous roles held at the City of Henderson included Assistant Director of the Public Works Department, City Architect, and Construction Manager. His oversight was primarily in the realms of building design, construction, facilities maintenance, park maintenance, aquatic maintenance, custodial services, & outdoor sports. In early 2016 he also took over the Redevelopment operations for the City\'s Redevelopment Agency. With this responsibility, he oversaw all operations and management for the 5 redevelopment areas governed by the RDA.In 2006 he served on the Continuing Education Committee for the State Board of Architecture which established the guidelines and implementation of the current continuing education licensure requirements for the State of Nevada. Mark received the AIA Nevada Young Architect Award in 2006, has been an active and contributing member of AIA Las Vegas since 1996 and in that time served on the Board of Directors (LV and Nevada) for 8 years and as President in 2008.

University of Arizona

Master of Arch 1991; Bachelor in Arch 1990, Architecture