KTGY Principal Terry Willis to Retire
Architecture firm KTGY announced that principal Terry Willis will retire on March 29, 2024, after nearly 10 years with the company. Willis has a distinguished 45-year career in the industry.
Architecture and design firm KTGY has announced the upcoming retirement of principal Terry Willis, effective March 29, 2024. Willis has been with the firm for nearly a decade, capping a distinguished 45-year career in the architecture industry.
Throughout his career, Willis has contributed to numerous projects across the United States, as well as internationally in Canada, Southeast Asia, and Pakistan. During his tenure at KTGY, he played a key role in expanding the firm's Denver office, overseeing the design of residential communities that have generated lasting value for clients and left a significant imprint on the region.
Notable projects in the Denver area designed under Willis's leadership include Vita Littleton, Capitol Square Apartments, and the Central Park Station Masterplan. KTGY Board Member and Managing Principal Chris Texter credited Willis with invaluable leadership skills, strategic insight, and creative thinking that broadened the firm's reach in the Rocky Mountain region.
Texter also highlighted Willis's role in fostering an open and supportive office culture that mentored future leaders. Willis worked closely with fellow Principal Nathan Sciarra to lead KTGY Denver's multifamily studio. The team has been further strengthened by Principal Kyle Millar, and both Sciarra and Millar are committed to continuing the legacy of client partnership, design excellence, and mentorship established by Willis.