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Schaefer Johnson Cox Frey
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Schaefer Johnson Cox Frey Architecture is an architectural design and bond issue advocacy firm headquartered and founded in Wichita Kansas. The firm was founded in 1957 and began as a two man firm. SJCFA now has offices in Wichita and Albequerque, NM.
Principals
SJCF has seven principal partners in the firm. There are only three founding partners, Joseph Johnson, Kenton Cox and Samuel Frey. Each founding principal has more than 30 years with SJCFA[1]
Other principals of the firm include Edward Koser, Brad Biddle, Shannon Bohm and Terry Wiggers.
Business Segments
The architectural firm provides design services for many notable Wichita buildings including Sedgwick County Detention facility for Sedgwick County, Kansas and the corporate headquarters for Koch Industries.
School Bond Issue Services
For nearly 50 years, Schaefer Johsnon Cox Frey has developed a business segment in Kansas school bond elections.[2] The firm engages in bond issue campaign planning and public engagement. The company is the benefactor for the bond approval. In 2008, SJCF is engaging in a bond issue campaign surrounding the $350 million Wichita school bond election (2008) that will go before voters in November of 2008.
Notable bond election victories include[3]:
- 2004 Hutchinson Community College $ 5,100,000 >
Mulvane USD #263 10,000,000
- 2001 Cheney USD #268 1,240,000
- 2000 Maize USD #266 32,915,000
Barber County North USD #254 3,200,000 Belle Plaine USD #357 900,000 Wichita USD #259 284,498,000
- 1999 Douglass USD #396 7,000,000
Derby USD #260 16,193,000 Osage City USD #420 6,500,000
- 1998 Louisburg USD #416 19,000,000
San Juan College 15,000,000
- 1996 Farmington School District 21,000,000
Arkansas City USD #470 11,800,000 Fort Scott USD #234 11,700,000
- 1995 Goessel USD #411 3,200,000
- 1994 Renwick USD #267 5,628,225
Chanute USD #413 2,500,000 Humboldt USD #258 3,350,000 Farmington School District 5,000,000 Solomon USD #393 3,400,000 McPherson USD #418 10,979,000 McPherson USD #418 500,000
- 1993 Sharon Springs USD #315 3,000,000
Cheney USD #268 5,950,000 Mulvane USD #263 9,500,000 Belle Plaine USD #357 3,365,000 Colby USD #315 6,500,000 Maize USD #266 20,000,000
- 1992 Bloomfield School District 6,500,000
Silver Lake USD #372 2,750,000 Santa Fe Community College 26,000,000
- 1991 Clay Center USD #379 3,100,000
Derby USD #260 20,000,000
- 1989 Louisburg USD #416 4,800,000
- 1988 Fredonia USD #484 3,000,000
San Juan Community College 12,000,000
