Billy D. Tippit
President

        Billy Tippit, previously a Partner with The BPA Partnership, has owned his own architectural firm since 1986.  He is a registered Architect with the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners, with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, and hold registrations in several other states.  He is also a registered interior designer with the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners.  Billy has lived in Houston since 1950, graduated from Klein High School, earned his BS in Civil Technology, Building and Construction from the University of Houston in 1972, and attended that institution's College of Architecture.  He has served on numerous Boards and Advisory Councils and was selected as the Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year in 1993, and as North Harris Montgomery Community College District's Business and Industry Council Small Business of the Year in 1995.
        Billy was involved in the design and construction of several Houston landmarks, including: the Museum of Health and Medical Science; Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center; Harris County Administration Building (Commissioners Court Building); the original Ronald McDonald House; Town & Country Village Shopping Center; Astroworld Hotel Complex; the Marriott Hotel, Galleria; and the Federal Express Cargo Facility at IAH.