Daniel Williams

Daniel Williams is a distinguished professional in the field of architecture and urban planning, currently serving as the principal and director of design at dwa-design, where efforts focus on climate change impacts such as flooding and drought. In addition to a long-standing role as an adjunct professor at the University of Florida, Williams has contributed to various educational and planning initiatives, including creating courses that integrate systems ecology into urban patterns. As a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Williams plays a vital role in promoting sustainable design practices and serves on the Building Excellence Committee for Seattle Public Schools, championing passive design strategies in construction projects. An accomplished author, Williams’ book on sustainable design has garnered significant recognition, and contributions to professional organizations demonstrate a commitment to advancing resilience and eco-friendly development within the architecture and planning communities.