here is your senator....
He owns the design firm doing the Beach Club.....
Charles W. Clary III, FAIA, is a founding Principal for DAG Architects Inc.,
and has over twenty-five years experience in architectural design and
project management. Charlie graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor
of Architecture in 1977 and a Bachelor of Environmental Design in 1976. He
has been registered in the State of Florida since 1983. Charlie was born and
raised in Okaloosa County and now lives in Destin with his wife. He is
intimately familiar with Walton County and Northwest Florida. He was elected
to the Florida Senate in 1996 and was reelected in 2000 and 2002.
The American Institute of Architects has recognized Charlie's contribution
to architecture and public service first as a City Council member for the
City of Destin and then as a State Senator by his elevation to Fellowship of
the Institute in 2000. As one of 102 Fellows in the State of Florida, he has
been admitted to the leadership of the profession in this state. He also
received a Component Excellence Award from the Institute in 1999.
The Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects presented
him with their President?s Award in 1997 and honored him again in 2001 with
the "Charles W. Clary Service Award" for his advancement of the cause of
good design and planning and his contribution to the dignity and value of
the architectural profession as Florida?s first architect to serve as a
State Senator.
Representative Projects include the following:
Seaside Modica Market and Conference Center - Charlie served as a
participating member of DAG?s project team which collaborated with Deborah
Berke, Architect, of New York to produce this popular landmark of the
Seaside community.
School District of Okaloosa County ? Charlie served as Principal in Charge
of over seventy educational facilities for the Okaloosa School System. It
was his service to this school district which established the firm?s
reputation in schoolwork and allowed it to expand into neighboring counties.
Escambia, Bay, and Leon County School Districts ? while Charlie's public
service now limits his involvement in education projects, he has assumed the
role of team critic, thereby utilizing his considerable experience in school
projects and challenging the younger members of the firm to continue to seek
excellence in their work.
Community Colleges ? Charlie continues to provide leadership in
architectural and engineering work with Okaloosa-Walton, Gulf Coast and
Tallahassee community colleges. As the senior architect for educational
work, his experience and counsel continue to allow DAG Architects to improve
their ability to provide services in this important area of architecture.
Charles W. Clary III, FAIA, is a founding Principal for DAG Architects Inc., and has over twenty-five years experience in architectural design and project management. Charlie graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Architecture in 1977 and a Bachelor of Environmental Design in 1976. He has been registered in the State of Florida since 1983. Charlie was born and raised in Okaloosa County and now lives in Destin with his wife. He is intimately familiar with Walton County and Northwest Florida. He was elected to the Florida Senate in 1996 and was reelected in 2000 and 2002.
The American Institute of Architects has recognized Charlie's contribution to architecture and public service first as a City Council member for the City of Destin and then as a State Senator by his elevation to Fellowship of the Institute in 2000. As one of 102 Fellows in the State of Florida, he has been admitted to the leadership of the profession in this state. He also received a Component Excellence Award from the Institute in 1999.
The Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects presented him with their President?s Award in 1997 and honored him again in 2001 with the ?Charles W. Clary Service Award? for his advancement of the cause of good design and planning and his contribution to the dignity and value of the architectural profession as Florida?s first architect to serve as a State Senator.
Representative Projects include the following:
Seaside Modica Market and Conference Center - Charlie served as a participating member of DAG?s project team which collaborated with Deborah Berke, Architect, of New York to produce this popular landmark of the Seaside community.
School District of Okaloosa County ? Charlie served as Principal in Charge of over seventy educational facilities for the Okaloosa School System. It was his service to this school district which established the firm?s reputation in schoolwork and allowed it to expand into neighboring counties.
Escambia, Bay, and Leon County School Districts ? while Charlie's public service now limits his involvement in education projects, he has assumed the role of team critic, thereby utilizing his considerable experience in school projects and challenging the younger members of the firm to continue to seek excellence in their work.
Community Colleges ? Charlie continues to provide leadership in architectural and engineering work with Okaloosa-Walton, Gulf Coast and Tallahassee community colleges. As the senior architect for educational work, his experience and counsel continue to allow DAG Architects to improve their ability to provide services in this important area of architecture.
Obviously, today's Federal Laws over-ride that.
Can you imagine the parking lot? 
