Daniel John Stine, AIA
Thirty-four years in practice, twenty-six years teaching, and a body of instruction that has reached a quarter of a million students and three million readers. Design technology and building performance for Lake Flato Architects; and the same subjects taught to students and other architects.
Practice, teaching, and writing, from one desk.
Dan Stine is Director of Design Technology at Lake Flato Architects in San Antonio, where he also serves on the Design Performance team and leads Investigations, the firm's research program. He has taught continuously since 2001 while practicing full time, written the most widely adopted Revit textbook in North American architectural education, and given away more than three million readings of free instruction on his blog, BIM Chapters. Within the AIA he serves on the national Artificial Intelligence Task Force and will chair the Technology in Architectural Practice knowledge community in 2028.
In their words
“I know of no one whose contributions to architectural education are broader, more durable, or more generously shared than Dan Stine's. As a professor at the University of Minnesota, I taught myself Revit from his textbooks and built two computer-applications courses on that foundation.”
“I have been impressed by his systems thinking, inclusive community-building, humble leadership, and tenacity. Dan always has the time to share what he knows and propel us all.”
“Dan touches projects in each of the firm's studios and is passionate about both sustainable design and teaching. He has demonstrated a valuable commitment to sharing knowledge with the firm through frequent firm-wide updates and learning sessions.”
