Current Activities and Associations: Bill Warinner is the 2007 Chapter President of American Institue of Architects Gainesville, American Institute Architects Florida and the American Institute of Architects (National). Florida Trust for Historic Preservation and National Trust for Historic Preservation. An Alachua County Commision appointed member of the Alachua County Historic Commission. Member and past President of the Board of Directors for Historic Gainesville Inc.
Honorary societies and awards include: 2005 Recipient of AIA Gainesville Community Service Award. Gargoyle (UF architectureal) Honor Society, Tau Sigma Delta (national architectural) Honor Society (UF Omega Chapter) and Gainesville Community Playhouse Golden Apple Award for Set Design.
Employment history includes: Expan Homes & Thomas Caves, Residential Designer, Cleveland, Ohio: 1964; Ralph & Tollyn Twitchell, Architects, Sarasota, Florida: 1964-1966; David Reeves, Architect: 1967; Lee Ogden & Sam Evans, Architects: 1968; Adams & Hunter, Architects: 1968, Campbell & Salley, Architects: 1968-1969; The Aachen Designers, Inc.: 1974-1975; Lewis Brown Jr., Architect: 1984. Established Warinner & Associates/Designers 1971, The Aachen Designers (as a sole proprietorship) 1973. Florida registered architect 1983.
Educational achievments include: Upper Freehold Township High School in Allentown, N.J., 1959; Associate of Arts Degree, Santa Fe Community College, 1969; Bachelor of Design in Architecture, University of Florida, 1972; graduate studies in historic preservation through 1978.