Kimberly Bowen

Biography

Kimberly Bowen brings a passion for precision and a deep appreciation for the power of language in architecture. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oklahoma and is a Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) and Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) through the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI). Kimberly plays a key role in ensuring that design intent is clearly and effectively communicated in every project manual.

Her approach blends big-picture thinking with meticulous attention to detail. She excels at translating complex design goals into concise, clear, complete, correct, and consistent documentation—her “5 C’s.” Kimberly’s work helps establish lasting standards for success in the built environment, particularly for healthcare and civic projects.

Her portfolio includes major projects such as the Cook Children’s Medical Center expansions in Fort Worth, University of Colorado Health Longs Peak Hospital in Longmont, and the Houston Methodist Centennial Tower. She contributes across the entire project lifecycle, from schematic design and specifications to construction administration and closeout, making her an invaluable resource for navigating technical challenges and contract documentation.

Outside the office, Kimberly enjoys gardening, raising turkeys and chickens, and hunting. Proud of her Scottish heritage, she combines technical expertise with a thoughtful, communicative approach, making her a vital contributor to the Childers Architect team.