Résumé

Architect, Ralph D. Anderson and Partners, Seattle, c. 1970-1978, WA.

Partner, Ralph D. Anderson & Partners-Booth and Koch, Architects, Seattle, WA, 1978- . An article in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer said of two new architectural firms created in early 1978: "Frank G. Stickney, a former partner with Ralph D. Anderson and Partners Architects, has formed Stickney & Murphy Architects with Ronald F. Murphy. Anderson's firm has reorganized as Ralph D. Anderson & Partners-Booth & Koch. T. William Booth and Robert C. Koch are partners. Patricia Cavin, Daniel Reiss, and Donald S. Ruffine are associates. Stickney, an Anderson partner for 10 years, was most recently partner in charge of the $6-million Seattle Trade Center conversion. Murphy is a former Anderson associate." (See "Two 'New' Architectural Firms," Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 01/22/1978, p. E10.)

Partner, Koch and Duarte, Architects, Seattle, WA, c. 1986.

Partner, AKS Architecture, Seattle, WA, c. 2010- ; in 2016, the AKS web site stated: "Robert Koch has been with AKS Architecture for 46 years and a Principal with the firm for 37 years. He continues to be the design leadership for the firm’s significant hospitality, clubhouse and residential projects." (See AKS Architecture, "Personnel," accessed 02/08/2016.)

College

B.S. Architecture, Washington State University (WSU), Pullman, WA, c. 1962.