David Paul Brems

Background

Brems, David Paul was born on August 10, 1950 in Lehi, Utah, United States. Son of D. Orlo and Gearldine (Hitchcock) Brems.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Utah, 1973. Master of Architecture, University Utah, 1975.

Career

Registered archaeology, Utah, California, Colorado, Arizona, Wyoming, New Mexico, Idaho, Montana, Washington Draftsman, Environmental Association, Salt Lake City, 1971-1973. Draftsman/architect intern Environmental Design Group, Salt Lake City, 1973-1976. Architect/intern Frank Fuller American Institute of Architects, Salt Lake City, 1976-1977.

Principal Edwards & Daniels, Salt Lake City, 1978-1983.

President David Brems & Associations, Salt Lake City, 1983-1986. Principal Gillies, Stransky, Brems, Smith Professional Corporation, Salt Lake City, 1986.

Adjunct Professor U. Utah Graduate School Architecture, 1990-1993. Member urbandesign committee Assist, Incorporated., Salt Lake City, 1982-1985, Salt Lake County Planning Commission, 1991-1997, chairman, 1992-1996.

Member, chairman Emigration Township Planning Commission, 1997.

Member Emigration Masterplan Advisory Committee, 1997. Invited lecturer Wyo Society Archs., 1992, school engineering U. Utah, 1993, 95, Virginia, 1993, Utah Society Archs., 1994, Utah Power and Light, 1994, Utah Society Archts., 1994. Juror U. Utah Graduate School Architecture, 1975, Utah Society American Planning Association, 1994, Sunstone Symposium, 1995, Contemporary Arts Group, 1995.

Public Firm Profile Intermountain Architecture, 1996, Web Magazine, 1997.

Principal works include solar twin homes Utah Holiday, (Best Solar Design award), Sun Builder, Daily Journal, Salt Lake Tribune, Brian Head Day Lodge, Easton Aluminum, Four Seasons Hotel, Gore College Business, CMF Tooele, Utah Regional Corrections Facility, Saint Vincents De Paul Center, Steiner Aquatic Center, U. Utah Football Support Facility, Sports Medicine West, West Jordan Community Water Park, Utah National Guard Apache Helicopter Hangar & Armory, Kashmitter I Residences, Saint Thomas More Catholic Church, Spanish Fork Cmty. Water Park, Natures Herbs, American Broadcasting Company Office Building Division of Natural Resources Building, Kashmitter II Residence, Litton Residence, Elliott Residence, and others

ALTA Club member, Great Salt Lake Yacht Club member, member Leadership Utah;member 2002 Olympic Energy and Water subcommittee, 1996. Member State of Utah Division of Facilities Management Committee on Energy Efficient Architecture.

Achievements

• David Paul Brems has been listed as a notable architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Salt Lake City Business Advisory. Fellow: American Institute of Architects (chairman Western Mountain Regiona honor awards 1983, president Salt Lake chapter 1983-1984, chairman Western Mountain Region conference 1986, president Utah Society 1987, chairman Western Mountain Regional honor awards 1988, committee on design since 1990, juror Colorado West awards 1992, chairman committee on environment American Institute of Architects Utah 1993, chairman Design for Life Workshop at Sundance 1993, Utah concrete masony associate Emigration Canyon home 2003, chair committee on design American Institute of Architects 2006, Honor awards 1983, Merit awards 1983, 1985, Honor awards 1988, Payment Card Industry award 1988, IFRAA award 1988, Merit awards 1988, 1993, IFRAA award 1994, Merit awards 1999, Steel Institute award 2002, Honor award 2002, Sarnafil award 2002, Merit award 2003, Honor awards 2003, National Concrete Masony award of excellence 2003, Heritage Foundation awards 2003, Utah Bronze medal 2006, award Utah section IES for St. Thomas More, Utah 25 Year award for Emigration Passive Solar Twin Home, Sustainable Design Excellence Honor award 2007). Member: Utah Energy Forum, American Solar Society, American Solar Energy Society, Utah Society Architects, Black Builder Mesa Water Association (secretary), Acorn Hills Water Association (trustee), American Planning Association (juror awards 1994), Illuminating Engineering Society (associate), Utah Open Lands (Southwest Utah branch), Salt Lake Olympic Committee (environmental advisory committee), Hobie Fleet 67 (commodore 1985-1986).

Connections

Married Johna Devey Brems. Children: Stefan Tomas Brems, Beret Alla Brems.

Father:

D. Orlo Brems

Mother:

Gearldine (Hitchcock) Brems

Spouse:

Johna Devey Brems

child:

Beret Alla Brems

child:

Stefan Tomas Brems