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David Mullican studied at the University of Kentucky College of Architecture where he received a five year Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1980. During the summer of 1980 David studied in Europe. Besides traveling extensively in North America his interest in architecture has taken him to Mexico, China and Japan.
