Staff Appreciation
For over 39 years, Frazier Associates was blessed with many wonderful and skilled architects, graphic designers, landscape architects, interior designers, planners, historic tax credit specialists, and office support staff. We appreciate their talent and dedication. Those who have transitioned to other positions may be reached through the following contact information.
Annie Mathot, AIA, LEED AP BD&C (https://www.bluebirddesigncompanyplc.com/)
Carter Green, AIA (https://sharp9architecture.com/)
Sandy Hanger, SEGD, hangergraphix@gmail.com
Susan Lancaster, susan@commonwealthpreservationgroup.com
Deneen Brannock, deneen@commonwealthpreservationgroup.com
We thank all of our staff for their contributions to improving the built environment and preserving and reusing historic properties. Their legacy lives on for others to appreciate as they experience these projects throughout Virginia.
Kathleen O. Frazier, FAIA
Kathy is co-founder of the firm and is the Principal-in-Charge. She has extensive experience in historic preservation, community redevelopment, and downtown revitalization. She currently oversees all projects in the office including the design services for the Virginia Main Street Program, an affiliate of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s National Main Street Center. Her projects have won numerous design awards, including a national Palladio Award as well as ones from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the former Preservation Alliance of Virginia (PAV), and Preservation Virginia. Her work has been featured in a broad range of magazines including Virginia Living, Traditional Building, Urban Land, and Southern Living. She is a graduate of the University of Virginia’s architecture program and was the first Façade Improvement Program designer for Historic Staunton Foundation and its second executive director. Kathy was elevated to the College of Fellows in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) in early 2021. As the highest membership honor in the AIA, fellows are recognized for their exceptional work and contributions to architecture and society.
William T. Frazier, FAICP
Bill is co-founder of the firm and his area of specialty is urban planning with an emphasis on design guidelines throughout the southeastern United States. Bill is a frequent speaker at conferences on community planning and his projects have been recognized for excellence with awards at the national and state level. Bill is also an architectural historian, and has spent more than 45 years integrating his community revitalization expertise with his background in historic preservation. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Bill went on to get a Masters of Planning and a Masters of Architectural History, all from the University of Virginia. He was the first executive director of Historic Staunton Foundation and is a former director of the Western Regional Office of the National Trust for Historic Preservation in San Francisco. Bill was recently inducted into the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Certified Planners, and was commended for his contributions in historic preservation to Virginia by a joint resolution of the Commonwealth of Virginia General Assembly in 2016.