Meet Our Leadership
Darin Heyen, AIA
Darin is a trained and licensed architect who has worked in the construction industry since 1995. His architecture training and experience gives him valuable insight into the best ways to work with owners and architects to achieve a superior outcome for owner-occupants. Darin’s practical leadership and clear communication style have earned the trust of owners, architects, and engineers throughout Missouri and Kansas. He is a graduate of the College of Architecture, Planning and Design at Kansas State University.
“Darin’s presentation was so complete and his answers so concise and easy to understand, we felt that Pearce Construction had to be our general contractor without even considering anyone else, one of the best decisions in our build process.” – Johann Ohly, MD, KC Eye Clinic
Ryan Warman, AIA
Ryan joined Pearce Construction in 2015, after working 18 years as an architect in several of Kansas City’s top firms. His experience spans a wide range new construction, expansion and renovation projects, giving him first-hand knowledge of how to bring the visions of both the client and the architect to reality. Ryan couples his interest in processes, efficiency and cost control with compassion and creativity to help architects and owners meet their goals. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture from the College of Architecture, Planning and Design from Kansas State University and a Master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Kansas.
“Ryan is exceptional. Attentive, responsive, expert, thoughtful, strategic and works hard to understand the desires we have as a client. He has never let me down.” – Tabitha Schmidt, CEO, Powell Gardens
“The design process was lengthy and difficult. Throughout that time the Pearce representatives, Darin Heyen and Ryan Warman, supplied us with constructive ideas, were patient with us while we deliberated, and helped us greatly in finding our way through the difficult issues. And ultimately, at a time when it seemed that we could not achieve our acoustical goals and stay reasonably close to our budget, it was Pearce that came up with the solution that allowed us to proceed.”
—Jim Borthwick, Chairman, Pipe Organ and Renovation Committee, Village Presbyterian Church