Daniel Niewoehner

Daniel Niewoehner, AIA is an experienced architect and leader in the field of Science and Technology. Daniel started their career as a Carpenter at Radke Construction in 1995. From there, they worked as an Architectural Intern at Prisco Serena Sturm from 1996 to 1998. Daniel then joined CUH2A, which later became HDR | CUH2A, where they served as a Senior Laboratory Planner from 1998 to 2008. During this time, they gained extensive knowledge and expertise in planning and programming research and development laboratories. In 2008, they joined Cannon Design as an Associate Vice President and Senior Laboratory Planner, where they led the coordination between engineers and planning teams to create user-responsive and world-class research environments. Since 2015, Daniel has been working at HOK as the Principal and Regional Leader of Science and Technology, contributing to the planning and programming of complex laboratory projects across North America, the Middle East, and Asia. Daniel'sstrategic initiatives, client-focused approach, and commitment to excellence have made him a valuable asset in the field.

Daniel Niewoehner, AIA pursued their education in architecture from 1989 to 1995 at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. During this period, they obtained a Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BSAS) degree.