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AIA|DC CKLDP CLASS OF 2015

I. Overview 04 Welcome 05 CKLDP Introduction 07

II. Boot Camp Agenda 09

III. Committee & Presenters 11 Committee Bios 11 Committee Resumes 14 Presenter Bios 21 Presenter Resumes 22 IV. CKLDP Class of 2014 27 Contacts 27 Resumes 29

V. Calendar 63

VI. Acknowledgements 65

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2014-2015

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Welcome, CKLDP Class of 2015!

We are very excited for the Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program to begin on Friday, September 5th at the District Architecture Center, located at 421 7th Street

W, Washington, DC. Our rst session is Boot Camp and ill be a half day pac ed ith information and exercises introducing you to each other and preparing you for the upcoming nine month program. ou ill gain tremendous insight and no ledge from the program, as

ell as shared perspectives from the other members of the group. We encourage everyone to share your personal expertise ith one another.

nclosed you ill nd the agenda for Boot Camp, information about the spea ers, your Class bio s, and the CKLDP session schedule. ou ill also nd a contact list for each member of the group.

We hope the attached information ill introduce you to your Class and give you a chance to learn of their professional accomplishments and bac grounds. We invite everyone to oin us for a o Host Happy Hour follo ing the rst session. Please oin us at Poste located at 555 8th St, NW, Washington, DC 20004.

Feel free to contact any member of the Committee if you have uestions. We loo for ard to meeting all of you on Sept 5th.

The CKLDP Committee

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OverviewThe Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program prepares AIA|DC professionals for future leadership roles. This year-long program consists of nine individual half-day sessions attended by 16 participants. Prospective participants go through an application process for selection here proven career success, community involvement and the individual’s rm support ill be considered.

CurriculumThe curriculum ill focus on core s ills such as mar eting and business development, of ce and rm management, presentation and public spea ing, professional ethics and the la , philanthropy and board involvement, community service, industry trends, and the future of the practice. A full list of courses is described belo .

Each individual session ill be planned by members of the program and the program

ill be ic ed off by a Boot Camp session to introduce the participants and design the curriculum for the year. Each member ill be responsible to lead the planning of at least one session. Sessions ill be held monthly from 12:00pm – 5:00pm, September through May.

Required Commitment to the ProgramThe program’s success is directly related to the attendance by the participants and therefore attendance is mandatory. Each participant of the program ill be re uired to sign an Agreement Form that ill re uire a signature from one of the participant’s principals of their rm. Each member ill be allo ed one excused

absence. If t o sessions are missed, a ne of 50 ill be sent to the participants rm. A further absence ill result in an additional 50 ne and expulsion from the program.

AIA Continuing EducationIt is intended that this program ill have AIA CE credit available for its participants.

Honoring Christopher KelleyChristopher Kelley, AIA as an active member of the DC architectural community ho passed a ay in May of 2012. He as a respected leader

ithin the Institute as ell as ithin ensler’s Washington of ce. Through his volunteer efforts, he participated and contributed to initiatives and programs that have had a positive impact on emerging professionals at different stages of their careers In 2010 Christopher as honored

ith a oung Architects A ard for hich the ury stated, Christopher has proven himself a young leader ithin and around the AIA, a real example for other young professionals. This program is intended to continue his legacy of leadership and activism.

Contact: For more information please contact the Leadership Development Program Committee:

Co-ChairsSean Stadler, AIA, LEED APsstadler dgarch.com

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED APrmcenroe mcgra bagnoli.com

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development ProgramAIA|DC

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II. BOOT CAMP A ENDA

Agenda:12:00 – 12:30 Lunch/ reception: 12:20 – 12:45 Welcome – Sean Patrick Nohelty 1. CKLDP Committee a. Why We Created the Program (Sean Stadler) b. Introduction to Program Sessions (Ryan McEnroe) c. Expectations of Participants (Executive Committee)

12:45 – 1:45 Keynote – The Importance of Leadership – Roy Abernathy

1:45 – 2:15 The 16 scholars: Pecha Kucha – Ryan McEnroe

2:15 – 2:45 Breakout Session 1 Brainstorming Session: Discussion Topics and Participant Expectations 2:45 – 3:00 Regroup for Discussion 3:00 – 3:20 Template Review Revie of Templates, Sponsorship, Website, Session Summary 3:20 – 3:30 Teaming Pairing of 16 scholars into 8 groups and monthly topic assignments

3:30 – 4:00 Breakout Session 2 Pre-Planning: Learning Ob ectives, Agenda, Resources, Spea ers, Venue and Sponsorship 4:00 – 4:20 Regroup for Next Steps – Sean Stadler

4:20 – 4:50 Your Future as a Leader – Jordan Goldstein 4:50 – 5:00 Closing Comments 5:00 – 6:30 Happy Hour No Host Happy Hour Location: Poste, 555 8th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004

Boot CampDate: 9/5Location: District Architecture Center (DAC) 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004

Time: 12:00 pm – 5:00pm

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Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP | Co-ChairMr. Stadler is a Design Principal and partner of WD here he focuses on elevating the rm’s stature in design, ith particular emphasis on enhancing the civic realm. Mr. Stadler ta es a strong leadership role and his commitment to design excellence and innovative thin ing and in uences the pro ects ith hich he is involved. He believes that design is a process and that this process begins not ith a brief, program, or even a charette, but rather ith the people from hich ideas o . His example sho s that leadership is a t o- ay street it involves the ability to in uence others and be receptive to the needs of those you lead. In his orldvie , design excellence is not the application of certain techniques or the realization of inborn talent, so much as the development of a latent understanding for the negotiations that are at the heart of architecture negotiations bet een site and program, client and designer, architect and engineer.

Mr. Stadler has been honored ith an AIA President’s A ard for his service to the profession and as recognized as one of the rising stars of the AEC industry by Building Design Construction Magazine in 2009. He is a recipient of the 2011 AIA oung Architects a ard here the ury noted that he is a unique individual of outstanding talent and clear commitment.

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP | Co-ChairRyan spent the ma ority of his childhood or ing the elds and learning the principals of organic agriculture on his family’s farm. These regenerative qualities have been ingrained into his critical thin ing and are brought into his approach during every aspect of the design process. As a graduate of the University of Virginia, Mr. McEnroe is both a licensed architect and licensed landscape architect. He is an active participant ithin the professional community, serving on the National Architectural Accrediting Board as ell as the National Council of Architecture Registration Board. Additionally, he serves the AIA|DC Chapter on the Emerging Architects Committee, lectures for the chapter’s Architecture Registration Exam Prep Course, and serves on the chapter’s Education Committee. In 2014 he as a arded ith the AIA|DC Emerging Architect of the ear A ard. Mr. McEnroe has received a number of design a ards, including an AIA|DC Un-built Honor A ard for the University of Virginia Center for Innovation, and a VS-ASLA Honor A ard for the South Carlyle Master Plan.

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP

2014-2015 Program Committee


Luis Vélez-Álvarez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED AP | Communications AdvisorAimee Woodall is a licensed architect, a LEED® accredited professional, and an Associate at RTKL in Washington, DC. She is a member of the AIA, the US BC, and the Association for Preservation Technology. Aimee is also an active member in the AIA’s HABS Coordinating Committee, and is proud to have been part of the inaugural class of the DC chapter’s Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program.

Originally from Richardson, Texas, Aimee holds a Bachelors of Environmental Design, a Masters of Architecture, and a Certi cate in Historic Preservation from Texas A&M University. She oined RTKL in 2000, and has comprehensive practical experience in historic preservation, renovation, and modernization pro ects in Washington, DC. Some of the notable local pro ects she has been involved in include the Sidney Yates Building Renovation, the Modernization of the Herbert C. Hoover Building for the Department of Commerce, the U.S. Capitol Visitor’s Center, and the Preble Hall Naval History Museum at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Danielle Lake, Assoc. AIA | Website AdvisorDanielle spent her childhood traversing the United States and abroad as part of a military family, nding passion for architecture and service at an early age. After having served as a leader for

NC State University’s Alternative Service Brea program to the Dominican Republic and follo ing graduation from the BARCH program, she made a year commitment to or ith Habitat for Humanity of reater Miami. Follo ing her leadership of the complete construction of 1 homes by countless volunteers in the lo income communities of Liberty City and Opa-Loc a, Danielle brought her experience to Washington, DC. As an architectural intern at Hartman-Cox Architects, she has had the opportunity to or on the historic preservation of several signi cant Washington, DC buildings as ell as the ne construction and masterplanning of other cultural, commercial, and higher education pro ects around the country and in China. She also volunteers ith the Washington Architectural Foundation’s Architecture in the Schools program, CANstruction, and Design in Action. After participating in the inaugural class of the Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program, Danielle ill serve on the advising committee for the class of 2015.

Luis Vélez-Álvarez, Assoc. AIA, LEEP AP | Sponsorship AdvisorMr. Vélez-Álvarez is an architectural designer at Smith roup R or ing primarily on mix-use commercial of ce pro ects. Mr. Vélez graduated from the University of Puerto Rico here he gre up thin ing that a 6 CMU bloc and some rebar as all that as needed to create a all and that if you needed air conditioning all you needed to do as open a indo a let the air o through. He then ent to Virginia Tech to receive his Master of Architecture degree, participated in the 2005 Solar Decathlon and graduated as the Top raduate student. After getting married to his ife in 2005 his professors at Virginia Tech helped him nd a ob in the Washington DC area. Four years later he returned to Blac sburg to teach the Foundation Studio as a Visiting Assistant Professor. As a professor he as recognized ith the 2010 Donald and oanna Sunshine Architecture Fello Alumni A ard and conducted a research in modern Caribbean Architecture travelling through Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Cuba. That same year his son as born.

Mr. Vélez ill be serving on the Board of Directors of the AIA DC chapter starting on 2015. His passion falls on his interest for design, education and cultural diversity. These interests also led him to be a co-founder of the LA.IDEA (Latin American Interior Designers, Engineers and Architects) AIA|DC Committee in 201 .

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Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED AP

Danielle Lake, Assoc. AIA

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Ricardo J. Rodríguez, AIA, LEED AP | Graphics AdvisorMr. Rodr guez gre up surrounded by colonial architecture in San erm n, Puerto Rico, the Island’s second-oldest city. He pursued architecture studies at the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico’s Ne School of Architecture, here he as actively involved in the founding of the School’s AIAS chapter, and eventually as elected Chapter President. Ricardo graduated Cum Laude in 2007

ith a Bachelors of Architecture (5 years-program). After continuously or ing in Architecture & Engineering Firms since 2001, he moved to the DC metropolitan area in 2007. He has or ed alongside industry leaders at ensler, NIKA A E, and WD Interior Architecture. He serves as an experienced pro ect manager and senior pro ect architect ith a ide range of international pro ect experience, from sensitive government or places, building repositionings, high density multi-family buildings, to large hospitality venues and interior architecture. His innate ability in leading design teams ensures quality control, proper scheduling and pro ect close-out. Ricardo has also managed international contracts for Federal overnment tas s and his depth of no ledge ranges from sensitive document control policies, to Uni ed Facilities Criteria and biological hazard laboratory design requirements. His leadership capabilities and technical expertise have allo ed him to coordinate Building Information Modeling (BIM) training and help develop rm- ide design standards.

He is a scholar of the inaugural class of AIA|DC’s Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program, here he led and developed a program advocating the role of Architects as leaders that spearhead community empo erment through design. Ricardo as eventually invited to be a

raphics / Branding Advisor for the program’s 2014-2015 year. iven his continuous commitment to leadership & mentorship in the local architectural community, he has recently be appointed Vice-Chair of AIA|DC’s Emerging Architect’s committee, here he ill function as Committee Chair in 2015. He also served as a guest lecturer on Puerto Rico Modernist Architecture at AIA|DC’s LA.IDEA, discussed Future Trends in Architecture by the ITT Institute and in support of the Washington Architectural Foundation, co-developed an Architecture Wor shop for Kids focused on Latin American architecture. At WD he is currently a member of the Firm’s Sustainability Committee, Interior Architecture’s BIM Manager, and a co-organizer of the Exposing the Structure of your Profession program.

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Ricardo Rodruiquez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP


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ExperienceWDG Architecture, PLLC, Washington, DC Principal, Nov. 2001 – Present Mr. Stadler currently serves as Design Principal of the rm ith more than 17 years of architectural experience. A focus of his has been creating an environment that incubates design talent, thereby elevating the rm’s recognition in the design community. Sean is accomplishing this through his leadership in the design of complex mixed-use pro ects and oversight of the rm’s design process and continual challenging of the pro ect team to achieve innovative design.

David M. Schwarz/ Architectural Services Inc., Washington, DC Senior Design Architect, Mar.1999 – Oct.2001Sean’s responsibilities ere to lead the design team from Schematic Design through Construction, and direct them on all matters of aesthetic importance. Directly responsible for design-related issues, his coordination of all disciplines insured the integrity of the design throughout the entire design and construction process. His role as design representative in o ner, pro ect, coordination and construction meetings as ey in successfully seeing a design come to fruition. Sean also served as the intern advisor for the of ce.

GSI Architects, Inc., Cleveland, OH Senior Designer, May 1995 – Feb.1999 Became one of the early core group that charted the rm’s direction from a design rm of 20 individuals to a team of 100+, providing architecture, interiors, management, and engineering services. Responsibilities included mar eting as ell as Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents and Construction Administration. Served as the Pro ect Designer and directed the pro ect team on design intent, including coordinating all disciplines for various pro ects ranging in size and scope. Directly responsible for setting ne standards for presentation, publications, and mar eting techniques. Implemented and managed design model shop.

Kurz Architects, Cleveland, OHIntern Architect, May 1994 – May 1995Responsibilities included Design Development and Construction Documents entailing extensive eld survey, code research, materials and speci cations research.

Richard Fleischman Architects, Inc., Cleveland, OH Intern Architect / Designer, Dec. 1992 – Jan. 1994Primary responsibilities included all phases of design including construction of models and production of dra ings for presentations and publications.

SpeakingThe Catholic University Visiting Lecturer, 10AIA Conv., AIA Partnership Summit, 10AIA, Designing an Effective Program for Mentors, 10AIA rassroots Conference, Emerging Prof. rooming Our Future Leaders, 09AIA DC IDP, Mentor Training Wor shop, 08CREW DC Net or ing Round Table, Recent Mixed Use Pro ects the in DC Area, 08AIA rassroots Conference, Leadership in Today’s Multi- enerational Wor place, 08AIA Conv., The Need to Negotiate - Ta ing Your Career to the Next Level, 08AIA Design | DC, Mentoring Essentials for IDP Supervisors / Emerging Architects, 08AIA National Conv., Outstanding Firm A ard, 99IDP Coord. Conf., Panel Presentation, ‘99

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP

EducationBachelor of ArchitectureKent State University, 1995

Bachelor of ScienceKent State University, 1994

CICP International Study Program:Centro Linguistico D. Aleghieri, Florence, ItalyCharles Cecil Dra ing Studio, Florence, ItalySCI-ARCH, Vico Morcote, S itzerland

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: DC, MD, VA, OHNCARB Certi edLEED 2.0 Accredited Professional

Professional A liationsAIA|DC Treasurer, 2014AIA|DC Board of Directors, 2011-presentAIA, YAF Ad Comm., Chair, ‘10AIA, Borad Kno ledge Committee, ‘10AIA, YAF Mentoring Sub-Committee, ‘09–10AIA, YAF Advisory Committee, Vice Chair, ‘09AIA, Kno ledge Leadership Assembly, ‘09AIA, Lead. Ed. Sub-comm. ‘08–09AIA, YAF Ad Comm, Programs Advisor, ‘07–08AIA, I/A Comm. (Current NAC), Chair, ‘99AIA, IDP Coordinating Committee, ‘98–00AIA, I/A Comm (Current NAC), ‘97–98Kent State, CAEDesign, Prof. Advisory Bd. ‘10

Awards & HonorsAIA Young Architects A ard, ‘11TOTO: Universal Design Research Mission, ‘10AIA Institute Hon. for Collab. Achv., Juror, ‘10Building Design & Const.: 40 under 40 , ‘09AIA Emerging Professionals rant, Juror, ‘07-09Cast Stone Institute Design A ard Juror, ‘07AIAS, Chair Affair Design Juror, ‘05AIA IDP Outstanding Firm A ard, Juror, ‘99AIA Institute Hon. Kemper A ard, Juror, ‘99AIA Cleveland, Presidents A ard, ‘98Loo Up to CLE Outstanding Ldrshp, ‘96, ‘97The Catholic University Design JurorKent State University Design Juror

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ExperienceMcGraw Bagnoli Architects, Washington, DCPro ect Architect, Feb. 201 - presentParticular interest has developed in regenerative design technologies through a broad range of or

ithin the of ce. Duties include involvement ithin the architectural design process, documenting existing structures, leading design studies, pro ect management, performing building and zoning code analysis, coordination ith consultants, and providing construction administration duties. Type of or ranges from single family residential, retail, campus planning, historic preservation, institutional, commercial, and adaptive re-use.

Oculus, Washington, DCDesigner/Pro ect Manager, Jan. 2010 – Feb.201Wor includes a broad range of landscape architecture pro ects focusing on sustainable design site strategies. Particular interest has developed in storm ater management practices through innovative landscape strategies. Duties include all phases of the design process including mar eting, accounting, and design. Additionally a signi cant amount of pro ect management, staf ng, and construction administration duties have been performed. Type of or ranges from roof terraces, green roofs, streetscapes, plazas, regional par s, and master planning.

Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects, Charlottesville, VAStaff Designer, May 2009 – Dec. 2009Wor focused on a number of different pro ects ithin the Conservation of Agriculture land studio. Pro ects concentrate on nitting together sustainable productive agriculture land, ith restored native ecological habitat. Wor focused on rotational grazing strategies, composting, vineyard and vegetable production, etland restoration, forest restoration, and re-establishing native arm season grass meado s.

William McDonough + Partners, Charlottesville, VAJr. Architect, Dec.2006 – Aug. 2008 Primary responsibilities included the research and depiction of climatic conditions during the early stages of the design process. This or became extremely helpful in aiding the site analysis, schematic design, and design development for a variety of different pro ect types and pro ect scales throughout the country. Additional duties included construction documentation for a multi-family mixed use pro ect. Pro ect types varied from private residential, multi-family residential, commercial, mixed-use, institutional, and industrial.

Sol-Source Architects, Phoenix, AZJr. Architect/Contractor, January 2006 – July 2006As a design/build of ce, duties included all phases of the design process ithin the of ce, as ell as construction responsibilities on the ob site. While developing the design of these environmentally responsive buildings, personal interest included the detailing of ey elements ith alternative building techniques and building materials such as cod, foam, and stra bale. Pro ect types

ere primarily private residential and small scale commercial, both of hich included innovative technologies and passive design strategies.

Cook + Fox Architects - New York, NYIntern, Summer 2004, 2005Duties include graphic representation, schematic design, design development, and construction documentation for a variety of different building types and scales. A signi cant amount of effort

as spent on the development of schematic design pac ages. Additionally effort included the assembly of construction documents for a multi-family residential building. The focus of my responsibilities included or on a small historic preservation pro ect ithin the ansevoort Mar et Historic District, a commercial of ce building ith ground oor retail.

Ryan T. McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP

EducationMaster of ArchitectureMaster of Landscape ArchitectureCerti cate in Historic PreservationUniversity of Virginia, 2009

Int’l Studies: Venice, Italy and the VenetoInt’l Course: lenn Murcutt Master Class, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2008

RE-Design Certi cateEcosa Institute, Prescott, AZ, 2005

Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Minor in Landscape Architecture, Minor in Urban PlanningInt’l Studies: Curitiba, Brazil and the Brazilian Coast Paris, France and Northern EuropeArizona State University, Tempe, AZ, 2005

Associate of Science in Architectural Studies, Morrisville State College, Morrisville, NY, 2002

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: DC, NY Registered Landscape Architect: NYNCARB Certi cationLEED AP

Professional A liationsAmerican Institute of Architects National Architectural Accrediting BoardNational Council of Architectural Registration Boards American Society of Landscape ArchitectsAmerican Institute of Architecture Students

Awards & HonorsAIA|DC Emerging Architect of the Year, 2014AIA | DC UnbuiltMerit A ard – The reen Machine, June 201Honor A ard – UVA Center for Innovation, June 2010ASLA Honor A ard – Virginia Chapter, 201Analysis and Planning – South Carlyle Master Plan, 201

eneral Design – a Street and a Room, 2009Communication – Landscape Additions, 2009Faculty A ard for Excellence in Service – University of Virginia, May 2010AIA Emerging Professionals Exhibit – UVA Center for Innovation, April 2010


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BioAimee Woodall’s no ledge of historic preservation and sustainable design has been useful on many public-sector pro ects in the DC area. She received her professional license in 2004 and has been a LEED Accredited Professional since May of 200 . Aimee oined RTKL’s Historic Preservation studio on July of 2000, after graduating ith a Master of Architecture and Certi cate in Historic Preservation from Texas A&M University.

ExperienceRTKL Associates Inc, Washington, DCAssociate Vice President, 201 - PresentHistoric Preservation Architect, Sustainability Specialist, Pro ect Architect for all phases of design, including Construction Administration .

Associate, July 2006 - 201As a pro ect architect and pro ect manager, my daily responsibilities include planning and managing multiple small pro ects through all aspects of design and construction. Collaboration ith team members, including in-house design and consulting as ell as clients and contractors, has been a critical role in hich I have seen success. Technical expertise is also expected of all RTKL associatesand pro ect architects: I have been successful in preparing dra ings and speci cations for pro ects of various sizes and at multiple phases of design. During construction, my pro ect responsibilities include revie of RFI and submittals, monthly payment applications, change order requests, and nal punch lists, as ell as ee ly meetings ith the O ner and Contractor to discuss on-site construction issues. I have been responsible for quality control and supervision of pro ect deliverables, preparing agenda for and presenting design issues and solutions at client meetings, and advising and mentoring unior team members. I am recently responsible for preparing pro ect proposals, hich include estimated schedules, deliverables, and fees, and I regularly attend prospective pro ect intervie s ith upper management

Designer, 2004 - 2006While a Designer at RTKL that I nished my exams and licensing requirements. My daily of ce responsibilities included collaboration ith senior team members, other unior team members, and consultants. I completed construction document-level detailing of various building components,

ith some supervision, and coordination of disciplines to produce a construction set. On several pro ects, I as involved in schematic-level design of interior spaces. On the Capitol Visitor’s Center, I as responsible for documenting and specifying restoration treatment for all of the Olmsted landscape elements.

Design Staff Level II, 2002 - 2004I sho ed early leadership as Design Staff Level 2 by being one of the rst RTKL employees to complete my LEED Accreditation, early in 2002. Daily responsibilities at this level included code research and construction document detailing. At this stage in my career I as also responsible for completing a full LEED EB analysis for EPA’s headquarters in the Federal Triangle. On-site documentation of existing conditions and ne construction at both EPA and the US Capitol gave me valuable eld experience.

Design Staff Level 1, 2000 - 2002My daily responsibilities as a young professional at RTKL included pro ect support through drafting, data collection, research, and report riting. I as supervised by senior RTKL staff, and developed my professional s ills by understanding red-lines in details and plans, by attending pro ect meetings to identify pro ect issues and produce comprehensive meeting reports, and by participating in extensive eld survey of existing and ne construction conditions at EPA headquarters in the Federal Triangle.

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED AP

EducationTexas A&M UniversityMaster of Architecture, 2000Certi cate in Historic Preservation, 2000Bachelor of Environmental Design, Magna Cum Laude, 1998

Professional RegistrationsLEED AP

Professional A liationsAmerican Institute of Architects (AIA)

Awards & HonorsAIA|DC Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program, Alumna, Advisory Council 201 -presentAIA A ard of Excellence in Historic Resources, US Capitol Visitor’s Center, 2010RTKL Legacy A ard for Sustainability, Organization of Firm Wide Sustainability Committee, 2008RTKL oodluc Tembn iart A ard for Collaboration, Canyon Ranch Sustainable Design Standards, 2007AIA Henry Adams Medal, 2000Charles Estes Memorial A ard, 2000AIA School Medal, 2000

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ExperienceHartman-Cox Architects, Washington, DCIntern Architect, Sept. 2011 - PresentExperience includes or on: the expansion and renovation of the East Building of the National

allery of Art (Washington, DC) design of the Bei ing Financial District Building (Bei ing, CN) masterplan and renovation of the Church Street United Methodist Church originally designed by John Russell Pope (Knoxville, TN) schematic design and presentations of The eorge Washington University Museum (Washington, DC) schematic design and presentations of Broo land Middle School (Washington, DC) of ce mar eting/promotion and business development Architecture in the Schools Design in Action and CANstruction.

Habitat for Humanity, Miami, FLAmeriCorps National Direct, Sept. 2010 - Aug. 201110.5 months of service in construction ith a non-pro t: supervised and lead groups of volunteers through daily tas s: framing, roo ng, insulation, dry all, landscaping, nish or , etc. Wor ed on

0+ houses and completed 12 homes during service term.

Center for Universal Design, Raleigh, NCIntern Architect, Nov. 2009 - July 2010 & June 2009 - Aug. 2009Led the research and development of an exhibition on the Principles of Universal Design compilation and analysis of existing Universal Design buildings research and analysis of or by

eorge Matsumoto preliminary design and models of a Universal Design home in North Carolina.

NC State University Design Camp, Raleigh, NCAssistant Camp Coordinator, July 2009Leadership role: advise, motivate, and critique high-school students on design or organization of materials coordination of camper schedule support for faculty and counselors assistance to coordinator and director.

Little Diversi ed Architectural Consulting, Durham, NCIntern Architect, May 2008 - Aug. 2008Summer internship: schematic design introduction to LEED design construction documents site visit & documentation business strategies client interaction pro ect presentation computer-aided drafting model building. Pro ects include: in iang International Conference & Exhibition Center, uintiles Plaza at Imperial Center, len ood One To er.

Wesley Coble Architect & Planner, Raleigh, NCIntern Architect, June 2007 - Aug. 2007Summer internship: computer-aided drafting site visits & documentation presentation preparation graphic design document delivery.

Danielle M. Lake, Assoc. AIA

EducationNorth Carolina State UniversityBachelor of Architecture, 2010Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture, 2010

Professional A liationsAmerican Institute of Architects (Assoc. AIA)AIA|DC Christopher Kelly Leadership Development ProgramHabitat for HumanityAmeriCorpsUS BCArchitecture for Humanity

Awards & HonorsAmeriCorps Build-a-Thon (2011)National Service Leadership Conference (2010)NC AIA Design A ard – in iang International Conference & Exhibition Center (2008) ith Little Diversi ed Architectural ConsultingInternational Competition Winner – in iang International Conference & Exhbition Center

ith Little Diversi ed Architectural Consulting (2008)Publication: Experiential Materials Experience - NC State University Publication (2008)Janey Musgrave Scholarship (2007)


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BioMr. Vélez-Álvarez is an architectural designer at Smith roupJJR or ing primarily on mix-use commercial of ce pro ects. Mr. Vélez graduated from the University of Puerto Rico here he gre up thin ing that a 6 CMU bloc and some rebar as all that as needed to create a all and that if you needed air conditioning all you needed to do as open a indo a let the air o through. He then ent to Virginia Tech to receive his Master of Architecture degree, participated in the 2005 Solar Decathlon and graduated as the Top raduate student. Four years later he returned to Blac sburg to teach the Foundation Studio as a Visiting Assistant Professor. As a professor he as recognized ith the 2010 Donald and Joanna Sunshine Architecture Fello Alumni A ard and conducted a research in modern Caribbean Architecture travelling through Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Cuba

Mr. Vélez ill serve on the AIA|DC Board of Directors starting in 2015. His passion falls on his interest for design, education and cultural diversity. He co-founded the LA.IDEA (Latin American Interior Designers, Engineers and Architects) AIA|DC Committee in 201 .

ExperienceSmithGroupJJR, Washington, DCArchitect II, Nov. 2011 - presentAs a pro ect designer, I’ve collaborated and led various design efforts ithin the Wor place and Learning studio including: a 180K sq.ft. of ce building (Arlington, VA), the Little Red Fox mar et (Washington, DC), various interior installations at Smith roupJJR’s Washington DC of ce, fa ade design for the eorgia State University La School (Atlanta, A), along other local pro ects and competitions. I am responsible for the development of construction documentation, consultant coordination and material selection to eep the pro ect ithin budget hile maintaining the design intent. During construction responsibilities include revision of shop dra ings, submittals, RFIs and overall coordination ith contractor. Within the of ce I maintain an active role in various groups including a Visualization Roundtable hich discusses best practices and emerging technologies for t o and three dimensional explorations.

HOK, Washington, DCSenior Architectural Technician, June 2011 - Nov. 2011Wor ed on the development of documentation for security upgrades and design development of the North CAC for the US Embassy in Mosco , Russia.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VAVisiting Assistant Professor, Aug. 2009 - June 2011During my time as an educator I had the privilege to teach the Foundation Design Laboratory during four semesters. My students ere the freshman class for career trac s in architecture, interior design, industrial design and landscape architecture. Studio responsibilities included preparation of the pro ect brief, leading discussion on pro ects and design principals, teaching various tools and methods to explore design problems, coordination of site visits, prepare lectures, etc. I also taught LEED Wor shops for students see ing LEED certi cation.

SmithGroup, Washington, DCArchitect II, May 2006 - Aug. 2009

DBI Architects, Washington, DCArchitect I, Nov. 2005 - May 2006

Jose Carlos Joglar, AIA, San Juan, PRIntern Architect, Sept. 2005 - Nov. 2005

Luis Vélez-Álvarez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP

EducationVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityMaster of Architecture

University of Puerto RicoBachelor in Environmental Design


Professional A liationsAmerican Institute of Architects (Assoc. AIA)DCBIA Community Improvement Day, S JRR Design Team Captain, 2014AIA|DC EADAC Family and Youth ProgramTaller de Arquitectura Kids’ Wor shop, 201 -14LA.IDEA AIA|DC Committee, Founding Member, 201

Awards & HonorsDonald and Joanna Sunshine Architecture Fello Alumni A ard, 2010Solar Decathalon Competition, 1st Place, 2005Top raduate Student, 2005Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society, 2005.

Technical SkillsAutodes Revit AutoCAD 2014 S etchUp 2014 Adobe Creative Suite Lumion 4.5 VRay for S etchUp.

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III. COMMITTEE

ExperienceWDG Architecture, Washington, DCSenior Pro ect Designer, May 2012 - presentAs a Senior Pro ect Designer, duties include leading mar eting proposals and business development presentations at the department level. Designs presentations on current multifamily design trends. Reports directly to Managing Principals. Serves Pro ect Manager and Designer concurrently on all asigned pro ects. Balances resource allocation ith budgets, drafts pro ect schedules, establishes deliverable timeframes and revie s consultant billing. Coordinates construction sets ith multiple external resources. Responsible for developing integrated pro ect delivery standards. Implemented BIM transition across the department and gave ee ly seminars to staff. Mentored unior designers on construction documentation and administration practices.

NIKA Architects+Engineers, Rockville, MDDesigner II, Feb. 2010 - May 2012Managed design/build and international design/build IDI contracts. Reported directly to oint-venture presidents on international construction pro ects. Developed fee proposals, negotiated ith clients, supported value engineering effors and advised o ners on execution strategies. Developed a standardized pro ect trac er to analyze pro ect pro tability and determine fee structure. Led of ce- ide programs to estahblish core values and standardized CA and BIM practices.

Gensler, Washington, DCArchitectural Designer, Feb. 2008 - April 2009Supported pro ect design and Construction Administration duties. Traveled ee ly to other of ces to support deadlines. Involved in the design of commercial interiors, hospitality design, base building, and urban planning.

Edgardo Pérez Architects & Associates, Hato Rey, PRJan. 2007 - Feb. 2008Pro ect lead and designer for an urban rene al proposal to develop four urban bloc s in Bayam n PR. Involved in all phases of pro ect development ithin a boutique design rm. Reported directly to Principals. Managed four concurrent design pro ects and coordinated deliverables.

Luis Flores, FAIA - Architects, Miramar, PRAssistant Designer, Apr. 2005 - Jan. 2006Created urban master plans and produced construction documents for social housing. Mentored by Firm’s founder and contributed in rene ing a vacant building into an urban community college.

Ricardo J. Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C

EducationBachelor of ArchitecturePolytechnic University of Puerto Rico, The Ne School of Architecture, 2007


Professional A liationsVice Chair, AIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee, 2014AIA|DC Christopher Kelly Leadership Development Program Scholar, 2015 raphics AdvisorAmerican Institute of Architects (Associate AIA)Puerto Rico College of Architects and Landscape Architects (CAAPPR – Certi ed Architect)United States reen Building Council (US BC)LEED-AP Building Design + Construction ( BCI)



CoStar Atlanta, Designed by Per ins+Will

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III. PRESENTERS

Roy Abernathy

Sean Patrick Nohelty, AIA

Sean Patrick Nohelty, AIA, Sean Patric Nohelty, AIA is a Pro ect Manager, Director, and Corporate Secretary of David M. Sch arz Architects (DMSAS). Sean graduated Summa Cum Laude ith a BArch degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1997 here he as also a teaching assistant and student intern in the Of ce of Facilities Engineering. His 17 years of professional experience at DMSAS covers a broad section of building types including higher education, performing arts, civic, healthcare, of ce, mixed-use, hospitality, and master planning. In addition to being the Chair of the rm’s Charitable iving Committee, Sean has also served as the University Fello ship Coordinator and Employee Recruiting Coordinator. Sean is a registered architect in Washington, D.C. and Texas and holds LEED BD+C Certi cation.

Outside the of ce, Sean has been actively involved in the District of Columbia Building Industry Association Leaders in Development (DCBIA DLD), the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA), and the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA|DC) for hich he is currently serving as 2014 President.

Apart from architectural or , Sean volunteers his time as a founding member of the Board of Directors of the Montana Society, an alumni-led initiate of the University of Notre Dame, and of the Ngoma Center for Dance, a charitable organization and dance company that aims to provide minority youths and adults ith a deeper understanding of dance as an art and discipline.

Roy Abernathy has more than 20 years experience as or place strategist, architect and corporate real estate executive. He has been involved in four of the 10 largest corporate mergers in the U.S. in the 90’s including MediaOne, US West, AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner, and Continental Cable. He has helped develop the or place strategies and re-branding efforts for companies such as Andersen Consulting, Accenture, MediaOne, and AT&T. His areas of expertise include of ce/ or place strategy, sustainability, energy usage, business process and change management. He has transitioned portfolios ranging in size from facilities to over 100 facilities and portfolios greater than 2 million SF for clients in various industries including corporate, la , communications, education and healthcare. As a sought-after lecturer on or place performance, business architecture and the future of facilities performance,

Jordan Goldstein, AIA, LEED AP, co-managing director of ensler’s 270-person Washington, DC, has a distinguished 18-year career that blends design innovation and organizational leadership. oldstein oined ensler in 1996, his rst ob after nishing school. In 200 , he as promoted to principal, ma ing him one of the youngest partners in the rm’s 50-year history.

oldstein’s innovative design or has garnered numerous international and regional design a ards, including several AIA and IIDA a ards, ood Design A ards, and ve Best of NeoCon

old and Silver A ards for product design. His accomplishments in architecture, or place and product design have allo ed him a unique interdisciplinary approach to design, and an ability to in uence the direction that each of these practices ta es ithin the rm.

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III. PRESENTERS

BioSean Patric Nohelty, AIA is a Pro ect Manager, Director, and Corporate Secretary of David M. Sch arz Architects (DMSAS). Sean graduated Summa Cum Laude ith a BArch degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1997 here he as also a teaching assistant and student intern in the Of ce of Facilities Engineering. His 17 years of professional experience at DMSAS covers a broad section of building types including higher education, performing arts, civic, healthcare, of ce, mixed-use, hospitality, and master planning. In addition to being the Chair of the rm’s Charitable iving Committee, Sean has also served as the University Fello ship Coordinator and Employee Recruiting Coordinator. Sean is a registered architect in Washington, D.C. and Texas and holds LEED BD+C Certi cation.

Outside the of ce, Sean has been actively involved in the District of Columbia Building Industry Association Leaders in Development (DCBIA DLD), the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA), and the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA|DC) for hich he is currently serving as 2014 President.

Apart from architectural or , Sean volunteers his time as a founding member of the Board of Directors of the Montana Society, an alumni-led initiate of the University of Notre Dame, and of the Ngoma Center for Dance, a charitable organization and dance company that aims to provide minority youths and adults ith a deeper understanding of dance as an art and discipline.

ExperienceDavid M. Schwartz Architects, Washington, DCDirector, Corporate Secretary, & Pro ect Manager, 1997 - Present

Select Projects440 First Street, NW, Washington, District of ColumbiaMa or renovation and vertical expansion of an existing 160,000 SF of ce building in do nto n Washington, DC including ne top oor, penthouse, roof terrace, exterior fa ade, entry canopy retail storefront, and building lobby.

12711 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Maryland200,000 square-foot speculative of ce building representing the nal phase build-out of an 800,000 square foot,16-acre of ce and research & development master plan. The building s design incorporates numerous sustainable features and is targeting a LEED old rating.

Alpharetta City Center & City Hall, Alpharetta, GeorgiaMaster plan for ne civic and commercial do nto n core ith design for ne City Hall

Cook Children’s Medical Center Master Plan 2010 Update, Fort Worth, Texas An update to the Medical Center s master plan contemplating the campus gro th and building capacity over 50 years, considering long term inpatient and outpatient zoning, green space, vehicular access, par ing, and potential trolley line routes.

Duke University Central Campus Master Plan, Durham, North CarolinaMaster plan for a 250-acre area bet een Du e’s t o historic campuses, to be developed as a ne mixed-use university village, including residential, of ce, retail development and plans for a campus- ide transportation system 1275 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, District of ColumbiaRenovation of the core and shell of an existing 250,000 SF of ce building including ne building lobby, elevator lobbies, exterior fa ade, entry canopy, retail storefront, and garage entry.

Sean Patrick Nohelty, AIA, LEED AP

EducationBachelor of Architecture, Summa Cum Laude, 1997University of Notre Dame


Professional A liationsAmerican Institute of Architects (AIA)National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

Awards, Honors and PublicationsAIA|DC President, 2014AIA|DC Vice President, 201AIA|DC Treasurer, 2012AIA|DC Director, 2010-2011AIA|DC Committees: Finance, Fall Design Fête, Design Excellence & DAC Capital Campaign CommitteesAIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee & Mentoring Evening Program University of Miami: Visiting Critic, 2011 University of Maryland: Thesis Design Jurist, 2006, 2011University of Notre Dame: Lecturer, Panelist & Jurist, 2005, 2007University of Notre Dame: Teaching Assistant, 1995-1996Tau Sigma Delta Honor SocietyHenry Adams MedalNoel Blan A ardArchitecture;The Classicist;The Art of Building Cities

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BioRoy Abernathy is the Senior Managing Director for Studley here he is responsible for the Wor place Strategy and Analytics group. His or covers planning, development, o ner/tenant representation, occupancy and utilization metrics focused on reducing cost and improving the bottom line for public, private and institutional clients.

As an Architect ith more than 20 years experience on all sides of the table (Architect, O ner/Real Estate Director, Tenant and Consultant) Roy brings to the Public Private Partnership discussion a

ide range of experiences including one of the largest public/private university ventures in eastern Canada as ell as pro ects nationally and locally. His experience in the Canadian model provides a unique vie of ho this process can be structured and executed.

In addition to leading the rm’s or place and analytics group, Roy specializes in the build to suit and tenant driven development aspects of Studley’s service offering, or ing ith clients to achieve nancially and functionally ef cient buildings and campuses. Outside of the of ce, Roy is a sought-after lecturer on or place performance, business architecture and the future of facilities performance. He is a registered Architect in 20 states and Canada and is NCARB certi ed. He has been a arded more than 0 design, energy performance and architecture a ards for his research and client or . In 2007, he as the recipient of the American Institute of Architects Young Architects A ard.

ExperienceStudleySenior Managing Director - Wor place Strategy and Analytics, 2012 - presentAs a Senior Managing Director, Roy brings more than 20 years of experience as a or place strategist, architect and corporate real estate executive to Studley’s ide range of service offerings. His areas of expertise include of ce/ or place strategy, sustainability, energy usage, business process management, tenant driven development and change management. To date, he has been involved in more than 11 million square feet of real estate transactions including four of the largest U.S. corporate mergers during the 1990’s (MediaOne, US West, AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner and Continental Cable).

Jova/Daniels/Busby Architecture, Planning and Interior DesignFirm Managing Principal, Studio Lead for Strategy, Science and Technology Studio, 2002 - 2012Roy Abernathy as the managing principal of Jova/Daniels/Busby in Atlanta, a progressive architecture, design and planning rm begun in 1966. In addition to leading the rm’s design practice, Roy also ran the rm’s Strategy Practice hich focused on helping clients ma e smarter and more informed decisions about here they live, or and play.

He also lead the rm’s Animal and Human Health Studio, FWAJDB. A practice that has or ed ith the leading veterinary schools in North America including Cornell, North Carolina State, Auburn University, Tufts University, University of Florida, Washington State University, Louisiana State University, Texas A&M, Mississippi State University, Purdue University and the University of uelph in Ontario on pro ects ranging from 1M to 700M.

AccentureDirector of Facilities, Manager of eographic Services, 2000 -2002Director of Real Estate and Facilities for Atlanta Of ce as ell as sub ect matter expert for US

eographic Region including consulting, analysis and facilitation responsibility for corporate of ces and client engagements.

Roy AbernathyEducationNorth Carolina State UniversityMaster of Architecture, 1992Bachelor of Environmental Design, 1990Bachelor of Science in Architecture, 1988

Professional A liationsNCARBULI

Awards & HonorsAIA National Associate Director, YAF Chair, Board of DirectorsULI Programs Committee, Regional Transportation Referendum Tas forceAlum AIA Leadership Program ( eorgeto n University)AIA South Atlantic Regional Board, eorgia President 2012, Atlanta Board, NC State Board of Directors, Raleigh Board of DirectorsAIA Young Architects A ard, 2007AIA Richard Up ohn Fello ship, 2000

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ExperienceJordan oldstein, co-managing director of ensler’s 270-person Washington, DC, has a distinguished 17-year career that blends design innovation and organizational leadership.

oldstein oined ensler in 1996, his rst ob after nishing school. In 200 , he as promoted to principal, ma ing him one of the youngest partners in the rm’s 50-year history. oldstein’s innovative design or has garnered numerous international and regional design a ards, including several AIA and IIDA a ards, ood Design A ards, and ve Best of NeoCon old and Silver A ards for product design. His accomplishments in architecture, or place and product design have allo ed him a unique interdisciplinary approach to design, and an ability to in uence the direction that each of these practices ta es ithin the rm. Building Design & Construction magazine and the Washington Business Journal both recognized

oldstein as one of the top 40 under 40 design leaders. In addition, Metropolitan Home magazine recognized oldstein’s design savvy by publishing one of his pro ects and naming him one of Washington, DC’s most respected modernist architects. His international architectural or is fused ith an understanding of brand strategy and culture, seamlessly telling a building’s story through the use of materials, integrated graphic design and an appreciation of a site’s uniqueness.

oldstein’s or has been published in the Washington Post, Washington Times, Contract, Interior Design, Architectural Record, Home & Design and the Washington Business Journal. His vie on leadership have been included in several boo s, including Fast Alliances by Larraine Segil.

oldstein’s client relationships have offered unique pro ect opportunities in China, India and Thailand. He currently has over million square feet of pro ect in design or under construction in China. This pro ect or includes a ne campus for Du e University in Kunshan, China, the rst full campus for a leading American University overseas. Also in design are t in 750 foot high to ers in do nto n Bei ing. oldstein is helping expand ensler’s geographic footprint beyond pro ect or , by leading the start-up of ensler’s ne est of ce in Bang o , Thailand and helping start DiD, a oint venture ith Thailand-based Di Design. Local pro ects include the design for Tysons To er, a 550,000 sf ne building in Tysons Corner, Virginia Junior Achievement’s Finance Par Equinox and PassionFish restaurants and the several ne pro ects for DC’s ballpar district.

oldstein’s a ard inning product design or ith national furniture manufacturers has included lounge chairs, tables and benches for Leland International, David Ed ard and Tuohy Furniture glass textures for Joel Berman lass Studios ceiling systems for Armstrong World ide Industries or stations for Dates eiser and private of ce furniture for eiger/Herman Miller and Halcon Furniture a demountable all system for Trans all and a ne tas lighting product for Humanscale. These products have collectively grossed millions of dollars in national sales and in one case, helped to boost manufacturer sales by up to 50 . His or ith Tuohy Furniture

as included in the recently published monograph, Sourceboo of Modern Furniture by Jerryll Habegger and Joseph Osman. Halcon Aperture as named to Contract magazine’s T enty Best Furniture Products for 1975-2000 list.

oldstein is a rm believer in the importance of design education, teaching a graduate course on product design at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design each fall. Wor ing rsthand ith a leading manufacturer, students are presented ith a mar et driven product design opportunity and engage in a real-time product design or shop. This interactive and innovative approach to design education has been ritten about in Contract magazine.

oldstein is a native of Washington, DC. He received his Master in Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor in Architecture from the University of Maryland, College Par . He currently resides in Bethesda, Md., ith his ife and t o daughters.

Jordan Goldstein, AIA, LEED AP

EducationMasters of ArchitectureUniversity of Pennsylvania, 1996

Bachelors Degree in ArchitectureUniversity of Maryland, 1994

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: MD, VA, DC, NC, PAUS BC LEED®-Accredited Professional

Professional A liationsAmerican Institute of ArchitectsInternational Interior Design AssociationUniversity of Pennsylvania—Faculty Lecturer

Awards & Honors40 under 40 Business Leaders, Washington

Business Journal, 2011oldstein Residence, IIDA Bronze A ard,

2009Trans all ONE, Interior Design A ard of Merit, 2009Equinox Restaurant— Best Restaurant Ma eover, 2008, Washington City Paper’s Best of DC, 2008, RAMMY A ards, Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year, 2008To n Sports International Corporate Headquarters—IIDA Mid-Atlantic Chapter Silver A ard, 2008, AIA Maryland Design

A ard, 200840 under 40 National Industry Leaders,

Building Design & Construction Magazine, 2007The ordon & Betty Moore FoundationWashington Chapter AIA A ard, 2005Tuohy Finesse, Best of Necon 200 , Silver A ardArmstrong World Industries, AIA Northern Virginia, A ard of Excellence, 2000

eiger Settings Promotional MaterialsEighth Biennial AI A 50 A ard , American

Institute of raphic Arts, (AI A), 2004O by DatesWeiser—NeoCon 2001, old A ard

for Freestanding Des Design, NeoCon 2001, old A ard for Conference Table Design,

NeoCon 2000, Silver A ard, NeoCon 2000, old A ard for Des ing System

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VI. ACKNOWLED EMENTS

Athens Mixed-Use. Designed by BKV roup.


Oliver s Cozy Harbor. Designed by Knic erBoc er roup.

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IV. CKLDP CLASS OF 2014

Beth BarrettQuinn Evans [email protected]

Anthony MonicaS idmore, O ings & Merrill [email protected]

Mark PalmerRTKL Associatesmpalmer@rt l.com

Yiselle [email protected]

John SchippersEYP Architecture + [email protected]

Jeremy SharpBKV roupsharp@b vgroup.com

Stephanie TraynorWnu Spurloc Architecturestephanie [email protected]

Kimberly [email protected]

Seth WilschutzHartman-Cox Architectss [email protected]

Scott CryerWestla e Reed Les os [email protected]

Dennis DaiseySmith [email protected]

Carissa GavinPer ins+Willcarissa.gavin@per ins ill.com

John HerringtonBonstra Haresign [email protected]

Joshua HillMuse [email protected]

Tracy HuculQuinn Evans [email protected]

Rachael JohnsonHuelat Davis Healing Designrachael. [email protected]

Contacts2014 AIA|DC Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Roster 2014 AIA|DC CKLDP Committee

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED APWD Architecturesstadler@ dgarch.com

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLAMc ra Bagnoli Architectsrmcenroe@mcgra bagnoli.com

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED APRTKL Associatesa oodall@rt l.com

Danielle Lake, Assoc. AIAHartman-Cox Architectsdla [email protected]

Luis Vélez-Álvarez, Assoc. AIA, LEED APSmith roupJJRLuis.VelezAlvarez@smithgroup r.com

Ricardo Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED APWD Interior Architecturerrodriguez@ dgarch.com

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Beth Barrett, AIA email. [email protected]

phone. 202-591-2545 Experience

Associate/ Project Architect May 2005-present

Quinn Evans ArchitectsWashington, DC

Responsibilities: Worked with project stakeholders to determine design goals and analyze programmatic requirements; Presented design concepts to build consensus for renovation projects of national significance; Created scope of work for phased renovation projects that meet time and budget restraints; Analyzed existing buildings to identify deficiencies and develop code compliant design solutions; Supervised and produced construction documents including drawings and specifications; Coordinated and reviewed work of multi-disciplinary design team; Provided construction administrative services for renovation projects including reviewing contractor bids, responding to technical questions, and reviewing the work of the contractor

Representative projects: John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC

Terrace Theater Renovation Concert Hall Improvements Eisenhower Theater Renovation

National Parks Service, Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia, PA The Benjamin Franklin Museum Renovation

District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington, DC Ludlow-Taylor Elementary School Modernization Amidon-Bowen Elementary School Modernization

American University, Washington, DC School of International Service

Staff Architect February 2003-April 2005

Martinez & Johnson ArchitectureWashington, DC

Responsibilities: Surveyed and analyzed existing building conditions for major renovations; Produced construction drawings; Developed multiple design solutions for client input and approval; Coordinated work with multi-disciplinary design team; Produced renderings for client fundraising and marketing purposes

Representative projects: Panasonic Theatre Renovation, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Plaza Theatre Renovation, El Paso, TX

Intern Architect January 2002-May2002

John Hensley ArchitectsArlington, VA

Urban Planning Intern August 2001-December 2001

RTKLWashington, DC

InternMay 2000 - August 2000

GenslerHouston, TX


Professional Certification

Registered Architect in the State of Virginia LEED Accredited Professional since 2007

Education

Master of Architecture 2009

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Washington Alexandria Architecture Center

Bachelor of Environmental Design 2002

Texas A&M UniversityCollege Station, TX

Organizations and Activities

Architect/Historic Preservation/Design Expert January 2013-present

Braddock Implementation Advisory GroupCity of Alexandria, VA - Department of Planning

Guest Juror University of Maryland Comprehensive Design Studio Catholic University of America Virginia Tech Washington Alexandria Architecture Center

Co-Chairperson Academic Year 2007/2008

AIAS Washington Alexandria Architecture Center

Co-Chairperson September 2006-August 2007

Emerging Green Builders National Capital Region

Honors and Awards

AIA Henry Adams Medal and Certificate2009 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Graduate Program

2007 AIA Northern Virginia Student Scholarship

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Scott Matthew Cryer, AIA, LEED AP BD+C2035 Headlands Circle Reston, Virginia 20191 [email protected] 312 339 9606

EMPLOYMENT

WESTLAKE REED LESKOSKY 2013 Architect 50 - ranked #3 Washington, DC Project Architect 2013-Present (Licensed in Illinois, 2009)

2013-2014 American Revolution Museum of Yorktown Yorktown, Virginia 89,000 SF new museum

2014 Virginia Tech McBryde Hall Renovation Blacksburg, Virginia 500 seat auditorium renovation 2013 Renwick Gallery (Smithsonian Institution) Washington, DC Exterior and roofing renovation Extra-curricular activities: DC Green Schools Sprint to Savings Challenge; lunchtime CA presentations

NAGLE HARTRAY ARCHITECTURE 2009 AIA Chicago Firm Award Chicago, IL Project Architect 2007-2013 Intern 2005-2007

2012-2013 Slater Residence Oostburg, Wisconsin 6,400 SF new home

2012 DuPage County Convalescent Center Wheaton, Illinois 10,000 SF kitchen addition and renovation 2009-2011 Chicago Theological Seminary Chicago, Illinois

78,000 SF Seminary Classroom Building at the University of Chicago, LEED Gold. University of Chicago A/E Firm of the Year Award, 2011.

2009 Ogden Replacement Elementary School Chicago, Illinois 110,000 SF K-8 school for Chicago Public Schools LEED Gold, Chicago Builders Congress Building of the Year, Educational Category, 2011.

2008-2009 Fountaindale Public Library Bolingbrook, Illinois 108,000 SF Main Library for the Fountaindale Library District LEED Gold, AIA Chicago Honor Award and Brick In Architecture Award, 2013

2006-2008 Montgomery Village Hall Montgomery, Illinois 27,000 SF Village Hall for community in suburbs west of Chicago.

2007-2008 Cool Globes Chicago, Illinois and Washington, DC Extra-curricular activities: AIA 2030 Commitment Office Leader; Organizer of office LEED NC study series; lunchtime CA presentations

CARLOS J MOORE ARCHITECT, PA Concord, NC Intern 2003-2005 2004-2005 Dellinger House Lake Norman, NC Project Architect

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE Charlotte, NC Adjunct Professor 2003-2004

1st Year Drawing Seminar (ARCH 1601/1602) and 1st Year Studio (ARCH 1101/1102) Assistant Director 2002

Architecture Summer Program for High School Students

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS, LLP Charlotte, NC Senior Associate 1999-2000 Associate 1997-1999


ENDEAVORS

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS - CHICAGO AIA Chicago Presidential Citation 2012

For achievements of the Community Interface Committee over its first 3 years of existenceCo-Founder and Co-Chair, Community Interface Committee 2009-2012 Participant, Bridge Mentorship Program 2008Chairperson, Design Knowledge Community 2009, Co-Chair 2008

GUEST CRITIC Illinois Institute of Technology 1st - 3rd yr. undergrad, 1st yr. grad. juries, 2008-2012 University of Illinois at Chicago 5th year final jury, 2005-2006 University of North Carolina at Charlotte Graduate thesis jury, 2004-2005

LECTURES"Community Interface Committee: A Prototype for a New AIA Knowledge Community" AIA National Convention, Chicago, IL June, 2014 Structures for Inclusion 14, New York, NY March, 2014 "Building A Ghost" UNC Charlotte COA, Charlotte, NC March, 2003

PUBLICATIONS“Not Just A Day at the Office: The Architecture Principal in 2020,” ArchVoices Essay Competition, National Honorable Mention 2006 “Architecture and Citizenship,” Essay, Voices on the Verge (2003): 50-57. “Memory & Community: Architecture & The Civil Rights Movement,” Essay, Voices on the Verge (2003): 68-71.

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA - CHARLOTTE Charlotte, NC Master of Architecture (M.Arch I) 2003

Honors: Elected Graduate Commencement Speaker, 2003; Winner of Alpha Rho Chi Bronze Medal and AIA Certificate of Merit, 2003; GPSG Research Fair, First Place – Open Division, 2002

2002-2003 Thesis: Interpretive Narration Through the Experience of Architecture, Centennial Hill Archive and Exhibition Center - Montgomery, Alabama

2001-2002 Master of Architecture Student Society (MASS): Founder and first President 2002-2003 Brown Bag Series and Faculty Exhibit: Founder and Coordinator2001-2002 Graduate Student Government: Senator, Member of Finance Committee 2002 College of Architecture Dean Assessment Student: Committee Chairperson 2002 Ghost 4: Participant Design Build Program with Brian MacKay-Lyons, Nova Scotia2001 COA/AIA Charlotte Travel Fellowship: Fellow studied SANAA / Tadao Ando in Japan

INDIANA UNIVERSITY Bloomington, IN Bachelor of Science in Business 1997

Honors: Completed Business Honors Core Program; Honors Scholarship 1993-1997 1995 Foreign Study: International summer study in Mikkeli, Finland and St. Petersburg, Russia

SKILLS AutoCad 2014; E-Builder Project Management Software; SketchUp; Illustrator; Photoshop; Indesign; PowerPoint; MS Word; MS Excel; Sketching; Watercolor Renderings; Model Building; Graphic Design; Public Speaking

LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION Licensed Architect, Illinois, last updated 2011 LEED AP-BD+C, since 2007 CSI Certified Document Technician (CDT), since 2006

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Dennis A. Daisey, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

2125 14 Street, NW, 212W Washington, DC 20009 [email protected] 202.834.0180

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY SmithGroupJJR in Washington, DC (June 2006 – Present) Project architect and project interior designer on a variety of projects of different sizes and

scopes. Guide the planning, design, and construction of new construction and building interiors. Develop and modify programs in consultation with clients’ requirements and based on

established standards to specific program types at the project outset. Execute a variety of interior designs, using creative and unconventional designs during the

planning and development of the space while leading teams of architects, interior designers, and engineers.

Develop test fits, space plans, and follow through on the design and subsequent research, selection, and specification of interior finishes and furnishings.

Conduct quality-control reviews of drawings and specifications prepared by others for conformity with good construction practice, aesthetics, durability, function, and coordination with other disciplines.

Prepare proposals for architectural services and review and monitor existing contracts to ensure deadlines and deliverables are met.

Manage the construction process, including review and response to RFIs and submittals, review of applications for payment, and conformance to construction documents and specifications.

BLDG in Washington, DC (June 2012 – March 2014) Assisted in all phases of design and documentation on projects as a contract employee. Provided authoritative advice on various fire and life safety issues, technical exterior detailing,

and accessibility. Designed and documented existing base building improvements and renovations, such as

lobby modernizations. Developed space plans and test fits and designed and documented tenant fit outs.

ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Christmas in April, Participant (2010 – 2012) CANstruction, Participant (2007 – 2010) SGJJR BIM Local Support Expert Team (2013 – Present)


Dennis A. Daisey, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

2125 14 Street, NW, 212W Washington, DC 20009 [email protected] 202.834.0180

Revit Model Admin Group Co-Founder (2012 – Present) Founded group to provide training and education to DC Staff and foster dialogue

at the office level about best practices, lessons learned, and other issues related to Revit as a documentation and design tool

Architecture in the Schools, Washington Architectural Foundation (2011 – 2012) Best Places to Work Committee member (August 2013 – Present)

Committee to investigate staff happiness and retention and make recommendations to management on potential improvements

HONORS AND AWARDS 1850 Towers Crescent Plaza: NAIOP Award; Best Building, 8 Stories and Above (2009) Associate, SmithGroupJJR (November 2012) Workplace of the Future, SmithGroupJJR (March 2010)

Selected to participate in firm-wide design charette to define the future design of SmithGroupJJR offices across the country

REGISTRATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS Registered Architect in Washington, DC (April 2012 – Present) AIA member (November 2012 – Present) LEED Accredited Professional: Building Design and Construction

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, Cum Laude from Syracuse (NY) University (May 2006)

Syracuse University School of Architecture in Florence, Italy, study abroad program (Fall 2004 – Spring 2005)

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Corporate + Commercial + Civic

22 West1

Washington, DC

American College of Obstetricians and

Gynecologists (ACOG)

Offices

Washington, DC

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Expansion

Washington, DC

CoStar Group

Office

Atlanta, GA

DLA Piper1

Law Firm

Washington, DC

Environmental Defense Fund

Headquarters

Washington, DC

Ezra Company

Renovations

Washington, DC

General Dynamics Hangar1

Sterling, VA

General Dynamics1

Headquarters

Falls Curch, VA

K&L Gates1

Law Firms

Miami, FL; San Francisco , CA; and

Frankfurt, Germany

Vornado Square 41

Crystal City, VA

Wilmer Hale1

Law Firm

Washington, DC

While an employee of:

1. Lehman Smith McLeish Projects

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture, Iowa State

University, 2005

Bachelor of Architecture, Iowa State

University, 2003

REGISTRATIONS

LEED Accredited Professional

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Corcoran College of Art and Design,

Adjunct Faculty, Lead Thesis Instructor for

Master of Art in Interior Design Graduate

Thesis Course

Carissa Gavin, a project designer in Perkins+Will’s Washington, DC office, has been practicing architecture for eight years and has experience in commercial interiors, law firms, residential interiors, and sustainable design. Her experience with sustainable projects includes documenting credits for both LEED 2.0 and 3.0 certification.

She works in all project phases, including space planning, design, construction documentation, and construction administration. She works closely with the proj-ect team, including the client, consultants, vendors, and contractors to ensure the quality of the project.

In addition, Carissa is a design educator, serving for four years as an adjunct faculty member at the Corcoran College of Art and Design in Washington, DC and lead thesis instructor for the Corcoran’s Master of Arts in Interior Design thesis course.

CARISSA GAVIN, LEED® APProject Designer


CARISSA GAVIN /

PUBLICATIONS

Co-author, “Environmental Defense Fund

(EDF) and LEED: An Evolution,” (Part 1

and 2), Workspace Design Magazine, April

2012

Co-exhibit, “13.3% is an Exasperated

Reply to Those Who Say There Are No

Women Making Architecture,” WUHo,

Architecture + Women’s Studies, Detroit,

MI, Dec. 2010–Jan. 2011

Author, “Top Thesis in the Masters of

Architecture 30 Credit Program,” Iowa

State University Awards, 2006

Co-exhibit, “Embodiment: Gender +

Culture + Action,” University of Detriot

Mercy, School of Architecture + Women’s

Studies, Detroit, MI, March 2006

Co-exhibit, “Untitled IV,” Soo Visual Arts

Center, Minneapolis, MN, July–Aug. 2005

Author, “Bad Ha’Bits’,” Iowa Architect,

2005

Exhibit, “Bad Ha’Bits’ Idle Hands Series,”

Fitch Gallery, Des Moines, IA, 2005

Co-exhibit, “Draw Exhibition,” Soo Visual

Arts Center, Minneapolis, MN, Nov.–Dec.

2004

Co-credited Images, Practical Experience,

by Igor Marjanovic, Katerina Ruedi Ray,

and Jane Tankari, Oxford: Architectural

Press, 2004

Co-exhibit, “Some Gyrls and Floating

Signifier,” Lyle E. Lightfoot Forum, Iowa

State University College of Design, Ames,

IA, 2003

Exhibit, “[Enter Here] You Will Become

Metabolized,” Gallery 181, Iowa State

University College of Design, 2003

AWARDS & HONORS

IIDA Mid-Atlantic Bronze Award,

Commercial Interiors, Environmental

Defense Fund, 2013

ARCC / King Student Medal, Architectural

Research Centers Consortium, 2005

Research Excellence Award, Iowa State

University Graduate College, 2005

Paul R. Skiles Thesis Award, Iowa State

University Department of Architecture,

2005

Design Communication Award, Recognizing

Excellence in Design Representation,

Iowa State University Department of

Architecture, 2005

Studies in Architecture and Culture Award,

Iowa State University Department of

Architecture, 2003

Finalist, Ames Veteran’s Memorial

Competition Finalist, 2002

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

JDRF Real Estate Games Marketing

Director, 2014

JDRF Real Estate Games Planning

Committee, 2013

Perkins + Will Social Responsibility

Committee, 2013 to present

Co-chaired 2013 Office Toy drive. 350+

toys were contributed to the DCBIA annual

toy drive event

Co-chaired 2013 Office School Supply

Drive for Francis Stevens School without

walls

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John F. Herrington, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Bonstra | Haresign ARCHITECTS

1710 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20009-1123

202.588.9373 ext 40

[email protected]: 405 Richardson Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001Cell: 412.716.3428

WorkExperience

Skills

I have been practicing Architecture for 9 years, with experience in a variety of typologies, styles, and scales. Throughout my practice, I have been proud to focus on projects that have involved the revitalization of the urban

friendly urban environments. I was associated with David M. Schwarz Architects from 2006 - 2010 where I gained valuable design experi-

ence on large scale projects around the country including Mixed Use Master Plans, Commercial, Cultural, and Entertainment facilities.

While at Bonstra | Haresign Architects I have gained experience in Multifamily projects in the DC metropolitan region. I have honed my ability to develop details and construction drawings as well as moving projects through the various approval processes in DC, MD, and VA.

I am currently in the process of taking the Architectural Registration Exams and regularly participate in AIA|DC programs and Emerging Architects Committee events.

Bonstra | Haresign Architects - Washington, DC Nov 2011 - CurrentProject Architect

renovations and new construction, Market Rate and Affordable Housing.

Design Development, Construction Documents, Construction Administration.

areas.

David M. Schwarz Architects, Inc. - Washington, DC May 2006 - June 2010Architectural Designer

commercial, and cultural projects.

computer models at various scales and levels of detail.

Carnegie Mellon University - Pittsburgh, PA Bachelor of ArchitectureMinor in Photography and Digital Imaging

Study Abroad in Barcelona, Spain

Rotterdam, Bilbao, Florence, and Rome. Program was in partnership with University of Illinois Chicago. Study Abroad in Prague, Czech Republic

Krakow, Dresden, Berlin.

Associate Member of AIA Since Nov. 2006

AIA|DC Emerging Architects - Meet the Fellows Program

Collaborated with other Emerging Architects and AIA Fellows to develop an annual event, held each -

age interaction between Architects in different stages of their careers. AIA|DC - Tour Planning Committee for 2012 AIA National Convention in DC Nov. 2010 - May 2012

2011 - 2012

School Students, participated in workshops to introduce students to principles of public space design. City Blossoms - Marion Street Garden, Northwest DC 2010 - 2011

Photography, Travel, Theatre, Biking, Hiking, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis

Volunteer Work

Professional

Background

Education

Interests


John F. Herrington, Assoc. AIA, LEED [email protected]: 405 Richardson Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001Cell: 412.716.3428

Bond Building - 1230 New Hampshire Ave. NW B|HAWashington, DC

Renovation of a 1920’s apartment building with 8 stories plus basement that had previously been used as a 79 unit extended stay hotel for the International Monetary Fund. Renovations for new ownership by Aria Development includ-

to common areas, addition of 4 basement units with at grade entrances from

stair with historically appropriate canopy. Completed Fall 2013.

Responsibilities (Feb. 2012 - Apr. 2013)

observation, photography.

Jackson Crossing - 120 East Reed Ave. B|HAAlexandria, VA

A new construction 5 story, 78 unit affordable housing apartment building. A concrete podium includes ground level residential with 1.5 levels of garage below grade,

is designed to meet Virginia Housing Development Author-ity and Earthcraft Requirements. Currently Under Construction.

Responsibilities (Apr. 2013 - Current)

Development.

Drawings, and Construction Administration.

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Joshua O. Hill, AIA, LEED® AP Associate, Muse Architects

[email protected] 301.922.3908

Muse Architects

Bethesda, MD Associate, 2001 - Present

Participation in all phases of design, construction, project management, client interaction, office administration, project interviews, team scheduling, pro-bono work, and marketing.

Work in conjunction with all team members on enhancing the best qualities of the existing context while mitigating its problems.

Design Collective

Baltimore, MD Intern Architect, 2000 - 2001

Participation in site planning, schematic design, design development, construction documents, and construction administration for various student housing projects.

University of Maryland, College Park

Adjunct Professor, Spring 2001, Spring 2004, Fall 2009 Instructed students in undergraduate and graduate level studios Duties included lectures, desk critiques, pin-ups, site visits, grading, student reviews,

and faculty meetings.

University of Maryland, College Park Lecturer/ Teaching Assistant, 1998-2001

Instructed three sections of students in an undergraduate introduction to architecture course

Duties included lectures, critiques, pin-ups, site visits, grading, and student reviews. Created the curriculum for ARCH 100, a follow-up architecture course for second

semester freshman.

Master of Architecture

University of Maryland, College Park, 2000 Thesis: A City Museum for Washington, DC: A Discussion of Washington, DC’s necessity

for a museum which illustrates and explains the story of the city, and explores how this concept manifests itself in its function, site, and form.

Urban Design Certificate

University of Maryland, College Park, 2000

Bachelor of Science in Architecture University of Maryland, College Park, 1998

P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E

A C A D E M I C E X P E R I E N C E

E D U C A T I O N


American Institute of Architects Member, 2002- Present

Registered Architect, State of Maryland, 2008- Present

Burgundy Crescent Volunteers, 2010- Present

Residential Development and Restoration in Washington, DC, 2010- Present

Washington Architectural Foundation Architecture in the Schools Program 2003, 2011, 2012, 2013

Guest Critic and Guest Lecturer, University of Maryland, College Park

2001 – 2012

Participation in “Gingertown” Charity Event, 2011, 2012

Clydesdale Cooperative Board of Directors, President, 2004-2009

University of Maryland, College Park – Gallery Exhibition ‘The Work of Muse Architects”, 2004

Baltimore Architectural Foundation Ideas Competition – 3rd Place

“Nodes in Baltimore”, 2001

University of Maryland, College Park – Alumni Association Graduate Award, 2000

University of Maryland, College Park – Study Abroad Programs in Italy, Britain, and Scotland 1998-2000

Virginia Society AIA Design Awards

LEED Certified Headquarters for Ruppert Nurseries, Laytonsville, MD, 2013* James P. Muldoon River Center, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, 2012*

Potomac Valley Chapter AIA Design Awards

LEED Certified Headquarters for Ruppert Nurseries, Laytonsville, MD, 2012* James P. Muldoon River Center, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, 2009*

Somerset Elementary School, Chevy Chase, MD, 2007*

Maryland Society AIA Design Award LEED Certified Headquarters for Ruppert Nurseries, Laytonsville, MD, 2011*

Brick in Architecture Design Awards

James P. Muldoon River Center, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, 2010* Somerset Elementary School, Chevy Chase, MD, 2010*

Mid-Atlantic Construction Best of 2009

St. Mary’s College of Maryland, James P. Muldoon New River Center, 2009*

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, Maryland/DC Chapter Awards of Excellence, Best Suburban Office –

LEED Certified Headquarters for Ruppert Nurseries, Laytonsville, MD, 2009*

*Project Architect on Award Winning projects at Muse Architects

E X P E R I E N C E S A N D A W A R D S

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experience

quinn�evans�architects﹐�washington﹐�dc﹐��-�present As a Project Architect in QEA’s Washington, DC offi ce, Mrs. Hucul has gained work experience on a broad range of institutional projects. In the past several years, she has focused on educational projects for both K-12 and institutions of higher learning. Ms. Hucul’s organizational skills and experience in the design and construction processes enable her ability to multi-task and transition between projects eff ectively. While providing construction administration services, she has been instrumental in ensuring design intent and quality are achieved during the construction process.

mostue�and�associates﹐�cambridge﹐�ma﹐�spring�� Headed the design and production of One Stop Application for a low income community developemnt.

willian�rawn�associates﹐�boston﹐�ma﹐��-�� Participated in a range of design phases from pre-design to construction documents, mainly for institutional projects.

architectural�designs﹐�ybor�city﹐�fl﹐�summer��#﹐��$ Work on projects ranging from interior/ exterior renovation to spactial redevelopment.

dyke�&�johnson�architects﹐�brandon﹐�fl﹐�summer��( Seminal experience in the fi eld of architecture and initial exposure to small fi rm practice.

teaching�and�research

architecture�graduate�studio�professor﹐�boston�architectural�college�﹙bac﹚﹐�boston﹐�ma﹐�spring�� Administration and teaching of at the introductory graduate level. Leading students in the acquisition of basic knowledge, and fundamental skills in architectural design.

mayan�corbel�vaults�research�assistant﹐�mit﹐�cambridge﹐�ma﹐��$-�� advisor﹕johnochsendorf Researched, evaluated, and catalogued the structural integrity of Mayan corbel vaults throughout Mexico, and Honduras, in preparation for a publication on the structural nature of these unusual vaults.

sigus�research�assistant﹐�mit﹐�cambridge﹐�ma﹐��$-��+�sigus﹙studentinterestgroupinurbanstudies﹚–advisor﹕reinhardgoethert� Helped organize SIGUS sponsored events and workshops. Served as the SIGUS representative and spokesperson. Created and dispersed advertisements and information about worked produced by participants of SIGUS.

quinn�evans�architects

Joined QEA in 2009

registrationMassachuse� s, 2010

certificationLEED Accredited Professional - Building

Design + Construction, USGBC

educationMassachuse� s Institute of Technology,

Master of Architecture, 2007University of Florida, Bachelor of Arts -

Architecture, 2004

awardsNYC Grand Central Terminal Holiday Fair

Design Competition, Finalist, 2008Imre Halasz Thesis Prize, Design

Excellence which Recognizes the Expanding Responsibility of Architecture, Massachuse� s Institute of Technology, 2007

Full Tuition Scholarship, Massachuse� s Institute of Technology, 2004-2006

Anderson Scholar, High Distinction, University of Florida, 2003-2004

International Center Summer Study Abroad Scholarship, Sevilla, Spain, University of Florida, 2002

Florida Academic Scholar, University of Florida, 2000-2004

Honors Minority Scholarship, University of Florida, 2000-2002

volunteer�experienceArchitecture in the Schools, 2010 -

presentGreen Apple Day of Service, 2014 -

presentBoston Cares, 2008 - 2009Architecture for Humanity - Boston

Chapter, 2007 - 2009


Tracy Lyn Wharton Hucul, RA, LEED AP

recent�project�experience

kramer�middle�school﹐�washington﹐�dc Project architect for the modernization and renovation of 150,000 square foot urban middle school for a popultation of 500 students in the historic Anacostia neighborhood. The project transforms the aging facility into a 21st century education environment that fosters college readiness through a robust and technology-rich curriculum.

amidon-bowen�elementary�school﹐�washington﹐�dcProject architect for the phased renovation and renewal of this 70,000 square foot urban school facility. The project will be completed in three phases and include a full modernization of the learning environments, improvements required for accessibility compliance, and a new main entrance.

mckinley�middle�school﹐�washington﹐�dcProject architect for the creation of a new STEM education community school programmed for a middle school population of 340 students. The project will renovate 60,000-sf with an existing school building to accommodate general purpose classrooms, science and technology labs, and a teacher work center co-located within the District’s McKinley Technical High School.

ames�hall�renovation﹐�washington﹐�dcProject architect for the renovation and expansion to complement this academic and student services building at the entry of the University’s Mount Vernon campus. The building provides an inviting entry viewpoint for the campus through its south façade while maintaining its historic position on the Quad to the north.

franklin�court�museum﹐�philadelphia﹐�pa Architectural staff for renovation of the museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Benjamin Franklin which is located at Franklin Court in Independence National Historical Park. A modernized entrance pavilion at the courtyard level will serve as an inviting entry point to the museum below where the comprehensive renovation will provide a new se� ing for modern interpretation with state-of-the-art exhibits.

work�abroad

“cultivating�cubanidad”�thesis�research﹐�mit﹐�havana﹐�cuba﹐�fall��+� Researched the history and growth of Colon, a historic neighborhood near the port of Havana, Cuba. Worked with local architects to catalogue and analyze the urban fabric to propose a solution for integration of new building programs into the neighborhood without destroying its cultural character.

beijing�urban�design�studio﹕�tsinghua﹐�mit﹐�beijing﹐�china﹐�Summer��+Worked in group composed of MIT and Tsinghua architecture students to fi nd an alternative to the high-rise as a solution to dense urban housing in Beijing. Interviewed community members, documented existing site conditions and analyzed fi ndings in order to propose a program that best suited the given site and desired outcome.

sigus�workshop﹐�mit﹐�lima﹐�peru﹐�winter��$Surveyed the progression of urban development within a group of illegal se� lements in Lima. Worked with local student and community members to fi nd trends and deviations of growth. Analyzed fi ndings and proposed a program to help improve the se� lements infrastructure, building structures and community planning.

nantucket�design�workshop﹕�university�of�florida﹐�nantucket�island﹐�ma﹐�summer��. Analyzed and photo documented the historic city marina and town. Proposed and designed a mixed-used pubic dock to support short-term and long-term residence, commercial sales, and a local fi sh market.

ames�hall

amidon-bowen�elementary�school

franklin�court�museum

mckinley�middle�school

kramer�middle�school

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Kadlec Regional Medical CenterRichland, Washington Patient Tower Expansion

(Planetree coordination, research)

Pioneers Medical CenterMeeker, Colorado Replacement Hospital

(Architectural planning, document development)

Barrett Hospital and HealthCareDillon, Montana Outpatient Rehabilitation Facility

(Schematic design, architectural planning, marketing)

Exempla Good Samaritan Medical CenterLafayette, Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Center

(Construction document coordination and development, full contract administration services and project management)

Cheyenne Regional Medical CenterCheyenne, Wyoming Cancer Center Emergency Department

(Document development)

Mercy Medical CenterWilliston, North Dakota Cancer Center Emergency Department

(Document development and contract administration)

Colorado Cyberknife and TomotherapyLafayette, Colorado Tomotherapy vault, technology suites and exam rooms

(Project management, design and document coordination)

Powell Valley HealthcarePowell, Wyoming Master Plan

(Marketing and document development)

St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health CenterDickenson, North Dakota Core and Shell

(Document development)

City of Fort Collins*Fort Collins, Colorado Northside Aztlan Community Center Council Tree Library

(Finish selection and document development)

Colorado State University*Fort Collins, Colorado Academic Village Dining Hall Academic Village Dormitories Indoor Practice Facility Hughes Stadium Renovation/Expansion

(Finish selection, site visits, document development)

Suss Buick/GMC*Aurora, Colorado Renovation

(Site observation)

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS AND EXPERIENCE

Rachael Giana Johnson, EDAC, Associate AIAIntern Architect

EDUCATION

University of Colorado at DenverMaster of Architecture (2011)

Advanced Standing and Dean’s List

University of Colorado at BoulderBachelor of Environmental Design (2009)

Special Honors and Dean’s List

AFFILIATIONS

National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

Associate AIA

AIAS Member (2006-2011)

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Design Arts Seminars: Evidence Based Design Seminar Facilitation

(2014; New York and Washington, DC)

ACE Mentorship Program (Mentor) (2011 and 2013)

Tutoring and Classroom Volunteering(1995-present)

PROFESSIONAL AND DESIGN AWARDS

Design Within Reach Sustainable Design Award

Herman Miller Healthcare Scholar (Scholarship to Healthcare Design

Conference 2013)

Rachael Johnson, through personal and professional experiences, brings focused cancer treatment expertise to Davis Partnership’s Healthcare Practice Group. This specific knowledge serves as a core for her broader healthcare experience and the learning to be built upon. Rachael’s attention to detail and sense of personal ownership elevates everything she is involved with and pervades the overall quality of her work, her team’s output, the coordination amongst the client, design team and contractor, and ultimately, the project itself. Rachael also brings extensive interest in and exposure to such innovative practices as lean processes and evidence

Revit Architecture (Advanced Proficiecy)AutoCAD (Working Proficiency)Adobe Creative Suite (Advanced Proficiency)Google Sketchup (Advanced Proficiency)Leankit Project Manager (Advanced Proficiency)Newforma Project Manager (Working Proficiency)Microsoft Office (Advanced Proficiency)Bluebeam (Advanced Proficiency)

Spanish(Bilingual Proficiency; conversational application)

Italian(Bilingual Proficiency; conversational application)

COMPUTER MEDIA AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY


Anthony N MonicaAssociate AIA

888 N. Quincy St. - Apt 1210Arlington, VA 22203

[email protected]

Internship

Experience

- Coordinated landscape features and sculptural elements

Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill (SOM)

ill n ern on l

o n el el el el s ons r c on

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Capitol Crossing

nterna onal Monetar nd ( M ) eno a on

King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) Conference Center

Internship

Washington,DC

Washington,DC

Manassas, VA

Sept resent

Prince Georges County, MD Jan 2013 - Present

Washington, DC

Washington, DC

Jan 2013 - March 2014

Summer

Seasonal

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Skills

Educa on

Ac i es

Honors & Awards

Digital

Analog

Master of Science in uilding Construc on Science & Management, Virginia ech achelor of Architecture, Virginia ech , Cum aude

uest ecturer at Virginia ech Februar

Catholic ni ersit Comprehensi e uilding Design Studio (C DS) mentor April

a onal uilding Museum Mini olf Exhibit

a onal uilding Museum Mini olf Exhibit

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MARK PALMERAIA, LEED AP BD+C

Mobile: (610) 405-4289Email: [email protected]

EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

ACTIVITIES

Mark is a Senior Associate at RTKL in Washington DC. He works as a designer in healthcare architecture with a focus on exterior building design, master planning, sustainable design, and research. He’s worked on a variety of architecture and design projects in the US, Canada, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. He believes that architecture and design should always be approached and driven by a desire to make the world a better place.

RTKL ASSOCIATESSenior Associate, October 2007 - Present

Designer - Led and coordinated the design process on hospitals, ambulatory clinics, and campus masterplans. Primary focus on exterior shell and core, detailing, and sustainable design strategies. Facilitated design presentations and client interaction.

Project Management - Led and coordinated project team activities, design process, project deliverables and scheduling, and consultant coordination.

Firmwide Involvement - Active in organizing and participating in office events, cultural programs, professional seminars, and community outreach. Led design competitions, discussion groups, and networking events.

BIGNELL WATKINS HASSER PCProject Architect, September 2004 - September 2007Staff Architect - Led and managed Retail, Office, and Mixed-Use projects. Responsibilities included project design and documentation in the SD, DD, and CD phases. Led consultant coordination and construction administration tasks.

NORWICH UNIVERSITYMaster of Architecture, May 2003 - June 2004

NORWICH UNIVERSITYBachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, September 1999 - May 2003

ARCHITECTURE FOR HUMANITYWashington, DC Chapter, June 2005 - October 2011

HONORS RTKL ASSOCIATESLeonard Kagan Fellowship In Research & Exploration, 2013Tembunkiart Legacy Award For Collaboration, 2013Archibald Rogers Legacy Award For Social Action, 2010Work published in RTKL Works In Progress, 2010, 2011, 2013

ARCADISARCADIS/UN Habitat “Shelter Hero”, 2010Speaker, UN Habitat Conference on Green Building Rating Systems in Africa, 2010

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTSAIA DC Unbuilt Award, The Looper 2014

UNITED STATES GREEN BUILDING COUNCILLEED AP BD+C , 2009 - Present (BD+C IN 2011)

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTSProfessional Registration, 2012 - Present


PROJECTSA PLACE TO GORTKL Associates, April 2013 - Present

Organized the volunteer effort to raise money to design and construct a biogas toilet for a school in Machakos, Kenya. Led the team in design, marketing, communication, and fundraising strategies. Worked with young staff to implement a full-spectrum process that involved cross-collaboration, design, social media, and community outreach to fund the project. The team reached it’s goal to raise $15,000 in September of 2013. Construction is slated to begin in August 2014.

THE LOOPERRTKL Associates, March 2013 - Present

Organized the competition team and facilitated the design process, research, and internal/external communication and collaboration strategy. Learned a thing or two about living machines, aquaponics, and bioremediation. The Looper won first place in the snoLEAF Cascadia Big Green Greenhouse Competition, SXSW ECO Place By Design Global Potential Award, and an AIA DC Unbuilt Award

Project Designer - Exterior design and detailing from Schematic Design phase through Design Development. Responsibilities include conceptual design tasks (design sketches, 3D-modeling, physical modeling), materials and systems selection, and client presentations. Coordinated Construction Document phase with local architect.

EDMONTON CLINIC SOUTHRTKL Associates, November 2007 - November 2011

Selected for the Leonard Kagan Fellowship in Research & Exploration for “Disruptive Design”. Research project studied how firm culture and organization affect innovation and the design process. The project studied the habits of innovative design firms, analyzed the current process and organization at RTKL, and resulted in a proposal to the firm with suggestions on how to promote cross-collaboration, empower young employees, and make research an integral component of the design process.

DISRUPTIVE DESIGNRTKL Associates, May 2013 - February 2014

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EducationMaster of ArchitectureSyracuse University2005

Bachelor of Science, General SciencesConcentration: Geology andEnvironmental DesignUniversity of Puerto Rico2002

CertificationsLEED BD+C Accredited ProfessionalAutodesk Revit Architecture CertifiedProfessional

AwardsEmerging Architects Award 2007

Professional AffiliationsAmerican Institute of ArchitectsLatin American Interior Designers, Engineers & ArchitectsNational Council of Architectural Accreditation BoardsUnited States Green Building CouncilColegio de Arquitectos y Arquitectos Paisajistas de Puerto RicoPechaKucha

LeadershipSelected to represent HOK at theBiomimicry Workshop, in recognitionof her experience in sustainabledesign, and at two AutoDeskConferences as BIM leader

Yiselle M. Santos Rivera,ASSOCIATE ATA, LEED AP BD+C,Senior Design Professional

BIOGRAPHY

Yiselle Santos Rivera is currently a Senior DesignProfessional in HOK, Inc., an international architecture,engineering and planning firm on the list of top 10 inthe world. With a solid background in environmentaldesign she is an asset to the company’s environmentalstewardship. Her collaboration is vital for themultidisciplinary professional teams that handle theportfolio of projects in the healthcare, commercial,justice, and multi-use environment. In herinvolvement in the Bucks County Justice Center andthe University of Virginia Chiller Plant projects sheserved as Design-Build architectural BIM Coordinatorand Team Leader. At the University of Virginia, shedesigned, rendered and assisted in medical planning ofan emergency department expansion and renovationmaster plan study. She was selected DiversityChampion at the company and became also co-founderof the Latin American Interior Designers, Engineers &Architects in the DC area.

Santos was also leader of AIA DC in her previous job atSmithGroup. During that time her office wasrecognized for its impact in the community through theArchitecture in Schools Program. While on her firstprojects in the company, she moved on from assistingin the design and construction administration of officebuildings, to designing an auditorium and gardenfeature wall.

Ms. Santos is a natural leader with a sharp intellect andaesthetic sensibilities. As a student, she began travelingthe world to learn about the history and culture oficonic cities and places in Asia, Europe, the Middle Eastand Latin America, among others.


WORK EXPERIENCE

HOK, INC., Washington, DCSenior Design Professional/BIM Coordinator/ Diversity TaskForce Office Champion/Blogger – Design and assist in thedesign, planning and development of housing, mall, hospital,rehabilitation, public spaces and university campus projects inthe United States, Saudi Arabia and Latin America. Responsiblefor coordinating consultant and contractor drawings fromdesign to development studies.

SMITHGROUP, INC., Washington, DC

Architect I – Project support for the design of office buildings,including interior and exterior spaces. Designed auditoriumand garden feature wall. Involved in the development of zoningfeasibility studies and BOMA calculations.

ADORNO’S ART DESIGN, Trujillo Alto, PRIntern Architect – Project support for residential projects.

MANUEL BERMUDEZ ARQUITECTO, San Juan, PRIntern Architect – Project support for major community citydevelopment projects in three municipalities.

Highly creative and motivated designer, architectural technician, and team leaderGoal oriented, motivated to achieve personal growthTeam-oriented, demonstrates success in building good relationships with clientsAdaptability to ever-changing environments and situationsStrong time management skillsStrong interpersonal communication skillsChampion of diversity in the workplaceAble to work well in high-pressure situations Revit 2014, Navisworks Manage, dRofus, Google SketchUp, AutoCAD, Autodesk 3D Max, Rhinoceros,Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Office SuiteFluent in Spanish and English

01/2008 - present

04/2006 - 12/2007

05/2003 – 08/2003

01/2003 – 07/2003

STRENGTHS

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John A. Schippers, Assoc. AIA [email protected] Dennis Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20901

experience

education

Designer

Adjunct Faculty

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityWashington Alexandria Architecture Consortium

achelor o ro essional S ies in Archi ec re m a e Ar i e s olen i Arh s S A roa rogram in Arh s, Denmar

Ale an ria, A

alo,

Ale an ria, A

ashing on, D11/2004 - 2/2012

2002 - 2004

1/2007 - present

1998 - 2002 State University of New York at Buffalo

Mas er o Archi ec re hesis o 10 Sen ence igh A rison

RTKL Associates Inc.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityWashington-Alexandria Architecture Consortium

Associate | Senior Applications Administrator / BIM Manager2008 - 2012

2004 - 2008

Developmen an issemina ion o projec s an ar s an es prac ices or A o es , A o e an Microso applica ions

Assis e all s ios i h esign, oc men a ion an vis ali a ion sing evi

ravele o vario s omes ic o ces o assis i h evi le se p, a a ase managemen an ins r c e esign eams on or o es prac ices

rea e c rric l m ha ses IM o enhance he esign process mirroring he esign or o oc ses on s s aina ili s ies, presen a ion echni es an

clear comm nica ion o esign in en

Implemen a ion an managemen o il ing In orma ion Mo eling IM an esign anal sis so are in he 180 person ashing on, D o ce Archi ec re,

In eriors, M , S r c ral lanning s ios

rojec IM oor ina or or m l iple projec s incl ing oo an Dr g A minis ra-ion onsoli a ion A, a 4 0,000 s . o ce il ing

omp er Applica ions in Design - A o es evi eginner an A vance

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oc ville, MD2/2012 - 4/2013 Grunley Construction Company, Inc.BIM Implementation Manager Manages he il ing spa ial coor ina ion process M an s s ems . De-

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Gaillard Center / Charleston, SC / August 2010 – March 2012 • Project designer for a high-profile performing arts center renovation

• Designed and documented exterior architecture • Excelled as primary designer focused on all aspects of auditorium space • Co-authored project CAD standards Team Member

Multi-Purpose Arena / Southwest US / March – August 2010 • Focused on interior design development for a 12,000-seat arena • Designed suite level spaces including restaurant, bars, suites and loge boxes • Prepared detailed models and drawings for client meetings Discovery Children’s Museum / Las Vegas, NV / September 2009 – March 2010 • Project designer focused on exterior shell and courtyard space • Collaborated with landscape and museum architects to achieve integrated design Cook Children’s Medical Center / Fort Worth, TX / Aug. 2008 – Sep. 2009

• Developed design of site plan, exterior, and primary interior spaces for a 550k SF hospital expansion and two adjacent parking garages

• Integrated additions with existing facility while navigating complex code and mechanical requirements

Ellerbe Becket / Minneapolis, MN / Summer 2007 Intern • Assisted principal architect with design of a 1.5 million SF hospital in Dubai • Executed presentation and competition drawings • Worked on a digital model of downtown Minneapolis ORGANIZATIONS / • American Institute of Architects (member since 2008) ACTIVITIES • Licensed Architect in Washington, DC • NCARB Certificate • David M. Schwarz Architects Charitable Foundation (Gingertown)

HONORS / • Recipient of the Paris, Rome, Athens Prize for outstanding thesis project AWARDS • Recipient of the Special Commendation Honor in studio design (2006, 2007) • Member of Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society • Public exhibition of work in Rome by the Comune di Roma (2005)

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EDUCATION & REGISTRATION

Registered Architect: Maryland Number 15660 | 2009 – Present American Institute of Architects | 30388921 | 2009 - Present LEED AP: Building Design & Construction | 10411595 | 2009 - Present

University of Cincinnati | Cincinnati OH | 2005 Master of Architecture GPA: 3.91, class valedictorian.

University of Cincinnati | Cincinnati OH | 2003 Bachelor of Science in Architecture Graduated magna cum laude, class valedictorian.

AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS

Association for Preservation Technology International | 2007 Awarded sponsorship to attend annual conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Outstanding Master of Architecture Student | 2005 Outstanding DAAP Graduate Student | 2005 Distinguished Master’s Thesis Research Award | 2005 Honors Scholarship | 2004 Graduate Assistantship | 2003

Full tuition and stipend to Master of Architecture program. Cincinnatus Scholarship | 1999

PROFESSIONALWORK EXPERIENCE

Hartman-Cox Architects | Washington DC | June, 2005 - Present Intern Architect (2005-2008) | Architect (2009 - Present)

Project Architect, National Gallery of Art Work Area 9.1 & East Building Expansion The National Gallery of Art is constructing new art exhibition spaces within the current footprint of the East Building. The new spaces will include an outdoor sculpture terrace overlooking Pennsylvania Avenue and two interior galleries. As an essential part of our team, I worked alongside the Project Manager to lead the development of construction documentation. I attend meetings with the client, coordinate the efforts of employees in developing highly customized details to suit the nature of the project, and coordinate work from many consulting firms for a complex project. Currently, I am heading the construction administration services including review of submittals, requests for information, preparation of field reports, and documentation of contract modifications.

Project Architect, National Gallery of Art Work Area 4 As another phase of the renovation work at the National Gallery of Art, this project encompassed all building systems in the northeast quadrant of the West Building. Architectural work included the reconfiguration and reconstruction of nonpublic spaces, such as the conservation laboratories, and also addressed fire/smoke control and accessibility improvements. I led the existing building documentation effort; developed the demolition drawings and scope; and assisted with programming, schematic design, and design development. Additionally, I led the construction documentation and construction administration phases for a new secure employee entrance for the Gallery’s campus.

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Hartman-Cox Architects, continued Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum

I was integrally involved with the construction phase of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum renovation, located within the National Historic Landmark Old Patent Office Building. My primary responsibilities included coordinating mechanical, electrical, and structural systems and modifications, including their sensitive integration into early 19th-century infrastructure.

DEGW | London UK | Fall, 2003 Intern | Cooperative Education Student

Coordinated materials research, and assisted with construction document revisions, specifications, and schematic design changes on a £300m Home Office headquarters building. Experienced working in a foreign office which significantly enhanced my knowledge of regional building practices and enabled my direct personal study of architecture throughout the European continent.

Erickson, Herscoe, De Stefano + Partners | Naples FL | Summer, 2002 Intern | Cooperative Education Student

Assisted in conceptual and schematic design of high-end residential projects, including construction documents, detailing, interior and exterior elevations, model construction, and presentation documents.

RELATED EXPERIENCE

Significant teaching responsibilities under UC Graduate Assistantship: 2004 First year hand and architectural drawing course. 2004 First year architectural analytical skills and documentation seminar. 2003 Second year AutoCAD introductory course. 2003 Assisted in second year architectural design studio.

VOLUNTEER SERVICE

StreetWise Partners | Washington DC | 2013-Present Volunteer instructor for introduction to MS Office suite as part of job placement course.

Washington Walks | Washington DC | 2011-Present Lead walking tours of the National Mall memorials, Georgetown waterfront, and a tour highlighting Adolf Cluss’ work in Penn Quarter.

Sitar Arts Center | Washington DC | 2009-2012 Volunteer instructor for introduction to architecture and computer modeling courses.

Washington Animal Rescue League | Washington DC | 2008-2010 Project Northstar | Washington DC | 2005-2008

Volunteer tutor for students in all academic subjects and levels.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Technical expertise in AutoCAD, Revit Architecture, FormZ, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, and Windows and Macintosh Operating Systems.

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Somerset Elementary School. Designed by Muse Architects.

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V. CALENDAR

20149/5 Boot Camp Introduction: Overvie of the course and participants. Outlining the importance of leadership ithin the profession.

10/10 Working Together The Architect s Role: Wor ing together ith team members and sta eholders.

11/7 Marketing & Business Development Professional Communication: Public relations, presentations, riting and professional spea ing s ills.

12/5 Of ce & Firm Management Leadership, O nership and Transition

20151/9 Professional Ethics & the Law Ethics and La : From contracts and codes to professional ethics and

standards of behavior as it pertains to the profession.

2/6 Serving Communities Community Involvement: Role of volunteerism in a mar et-based society,

professional expectations for social responsibility and public service

3/6 Philanthropy & Board Involvement Community Identity and Expression: The role of mentorship, education, economic development and politics hile nurturing creativity, talent and public interest in the arts.

4/4 Industry Trends Beyond Sustainability: Technologies ithin the industry, including BIM, IPD and the latest practices.

5/2 Future of the Practice For ard Thin ing: The future of architecture and the fundamentals of planning, design, documentation and service.

Program Schedule

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2014-2015McKinley Middle School. Designed by Quinn Evans Architects

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