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I. Overview 04 Welcome 05 CKLDP Introduction 07

II. Boot Camp Agenda 09

III. Committee & Speakers 11 Committee Bios 11 Committee Resumes 14 Speaker Bios 31 IV. CKLDP Class of 2017 33 Contacts 33 Resumes 35

V. Calendar 63

VI. Acknowledgements 65

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Welcome, CKLDP Class of 2017!

We are very excited for the Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program to begin on Friday, September 9th at the District Architecture Center, located at 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC. Our first session is “Boot Camp” and will be a half day packed with information and exercises introducing you to each other and preparing you for the upcoming nine month program. You will gain tremendous insight and knowledge from the program, as well as shared perspectives from the other members of the group. We encourage everyone to share your personal expertise with one another.

Enclosed you will find the agenda for “Boot Camp,” information about the speakers, your Class bio’s, and the CKLDP session schedule. You will also find a contact list for each member of the group.

We hope the attached information will introduce you to your Class and give you a chance to learn of their professional accomplishments and backgrounds. We invite everyone to join us for a “No Host” Happy Hour following the first session. Please join us at Iron Horse Tap Room located at 507 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004.

Thank you to our Benefactor Sponsors, AIA|DC, Gensler, HKS and WDG, for helping make this program a continued success.

Feel free to contact any member of the Committee if you have questions. We look forward to meeting all of you on Sept 9th.

The CKLDP Committee

I. OVERVIEW

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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 where proven career success, community involvement and the individual’s firm support will be considered.

CurriculumThe curriculum will focus on core skills such as marketing and business development, office and firm management, presentation and public speaking, professional ethics and the law, philanthropy and board involvement, community service, industry trends, and the future of the practice. A full list of courses is described below.

Each individual session will be planned by members of the program and the program will be kicked off by a “Boot Camp” session to introduce the participants and design the curriculum for the year. Each member will be responsible to lead the planning of at least one session. Sessions will 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 will be required to sign an Agreement Form that will require a signature from one of the participant’s principals of their firm. Each member will be allowed one excused absence. If two sessions are missed, a fine of $50 will be sent to the participants firm. A further absence will result in an additional $50 fine and expulsion from the program.

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

Honoring Christopher KelleyChristopher Kelley, AIA was an active member of the DC architectural community who passed away in May of 2012. He was a respected leader within the Institute as well as within Gensler’s Washington office. 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 was honored with a Young Architects Award for which the jury stated, “Christopher has proven himself a young leader within 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:

ChairRicardo J. Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED-AP [email protected]

Co-FoundersSean Stadler, AIA, LEED [email protected]

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, NCARB, CLARB, LEED [email protected]

Past ChairAimee Woodall, AIA, LEED [email protected]

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development ProgramAIA|DC

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II. BOOT CAMP AGENDA

Agenda:12:00 – 12:30 Lunch Reception: 12:20 – 12:45 Welcome – Sean Stadler & the CKLDP Committee a. Why We Created the Program - Sean Stadler, AIA b. Introduction to Program Sessions - Ricardo J. Rodríguez c. Expectations of Participants – Aimee Woodall

12:45 – 1:45 Keynote #1 | Young. Bold. Real. Design Leadership in Our Time, Vaki Mawema, Gensler

1:45 – 2:00 Coffee Break

1:15 – 1:45 The 16 scholars: Pecha Kucha –Ricardo J. Rodríguez Class Demographics / Infographics – Kate

1:45 – 2:25 Breakout Session 1 (4 teams) Brainstorming Session: Discussion topics, participant expectations & recurring themes (resiliency, relevance & sustainability)

2:25 – 2:45 Regroup for Discussion (Executive Committee)

2:45 – 3:00 Teaming (Ricardo J Rodríguez) Pairing of 16 participants into 8 groups and monthly topic assignments.

3:00 – 3:45 Breakout Session 2 (Executive Committee) Pre-planning: Learning Objectives, Agenda, Resources, Speakers, Venue, and Sponsorship.

3:45 – 4:00 Template & Logistics Review – Advisory Committee Yearbook, Session Summaries, Graphics & Photographs – Brandon & Kate Box.net Templates, Website & Slack App – Aimee & Eric Sponsorship & Financials – Sean & Lindsey

4:00 – 5:00 Keynote #2 | Your Future as a Leader Ned Cramer, Architect Magazine

5:00 – 5:15 Questions & Closing Comments

5:15 – 6:30 Happy Hour @ Iron Horse Tap Room (507 7th St NW, Washington ,DC 20004)

Boot CampDate: 9/9Location: District Architecture Center (DAC) 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004Time: 12:00 pm – 5:15 pm

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Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP | Co-FounderMr. Stadler is a Design Principal and partner of WDG where he focuses on elevating the firm’s stature

in design, with particular emphasis on enhancing the civic realm. He is directly responsible for

leading the planning, re-zoning and design of complex, high-profile urban projects, bolstering WDG’s

reputation for sustainable and distinctive, mid- and high-rise structures with contemporary urban

sensitivity. Mr. Stadler’s diverse experience includes commercial, residential, hospitality, educational,

and sporting facilities.

Mr. Stadler takes a strong leader ship role and his commitment to design excellence and innovative

thinking influences the projects he is involved with. He believes that design is a process and that this

process begins not with a brief, program, or even a charette, but rather with the people from which

ideas flow. His example shows that leadership is a two-way street; it involves the ability to influence

others and be receptive to the needs of those you lead. Sean believes 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 between

site and program, client and designer, architect and engineer.

Prior to joining WDG, Mr. Stadler worked for the noted Cleveland architectural firms of Richard

Fleishman and Partners, and Gilberti Spittler International. In 1999 he relocated to Washington, DC

to work for the acclaimed firm of David M. Schwarz where he contributed to the design of prestigious

national projects including the $650 million American Airlines Center Arena in Dallas, TX, and the Dr.

Pepper Ballpark in Frisco, TX.

Mr. Stadler has been honored with an AIA President’s Award for his service to the profession and

was 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 Young Architects award where the jury noted that

“he is a unique individual of outstanding talent and clear commitment.”

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, NCARB, CLARB, LEED AP | Co-FounderRyan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP is the Co-Founder and Past-Chair for the CKLDP. Additionally he is an active participant within the professional community, serving on the NAAB and various committees for NCARB. He is the current Mid-Atlantic Regional Director on the AIA Young Architects Forum and serves the AIA|DC Chapter on the Emerging Architects Committee. In 2014 he was awarded the AIA|DC Emerging Architect Award and in 2015 the DCCEAS Young Architect Award. Ryan is currently a Project Architect and Landscape Architect for Quinn Evans Architects in Washington, DC.

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, NCARB, CLARB, LEED AP

Program Founders

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Eric Teran, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEERicardo J. Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C, AIT | Graphics AdvisorMr. Rodriguez joined WDG Architecture in 2012. He serves as an experienced Associate with a wide

range of project experience – from sensitive government workplaces to large hospitality venues. His

ability to manage and coordinate with multi-disciplinary design teams ensures quality control, proper

scheduling and project closeout. He has managed design-bid-build and international design-build

indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts for the U.S. State Department. Furthermore, his

depth of knowledge ranges from sensitive document control policies, to Unified Facilities Criteria and

biological hazard laboratory design requirements (BMBL). Mr. Rodriguez has successfully completed

projects which comply with the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM)

criteria. Also, he has championed the implementation of physical security guidelines (Anti-Terrorism/

Force Protection and Software Engineering Directorate). His leadership capabilities and technical

expertise has allowed him to coordinate Building Information Modeling (BIM) training and help develop

firm-wide design standards.

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED AP | Past ChairAimee 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 USGBC, 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 Certificate in Historic Preservation from Texas A&M University. She joined RTKL in 2000, and has comprehensive practical experience in historic preservation, renovation, and modernization projects in Washington, DC. Some of the notable local projects 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.

ADVISORY COMMITTEEEric Teran, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C | Website AdvisorEric Teran graduated from the University of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona in 2001 with a Bachelor in Architecture. Shortly thereafter he traveled the world visiting over 60 countries in 18 months where he helped various local communities with projects involving architecture and construction. After 10 years of working at small firms in California and Madrid, Spain designing multi-million dollar homes Eric relocated to Washington DC to work for Shalom Baranes Asoociates (SBA) where he has been the last 5 years. Throughout his time at SBA he has worked on hotels, offices and mixed-use buildings. A recent scholar in the 2016 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program Eric believes that their needs to be more emphasis on affordable and accessible design.

From 2006-2008 he designed and built his own home in California using sustainable principals. Once again in 2015 he began a new challenge of trying to design/build an affordable energy efficient home on a vacant lot in Alexandria, Virginia. By designing a home that may be built using prefabricated and modular methods the overall construction cost should be around $120 SF. Truly making this affordable.

Ricardo Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED AP

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Lindsey Falasca, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C | Sponsorship AdvisorLindsey Falasca is currently a Project Architect at Hickok Cole Architects where she has worked for the past 4 years. She attended The Catholic University of America where she earned a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in Sustainable Design. Prior to attending graduate school, Lindsey worked at architecture and interior design firm WDG Architecture.

Lindsey is actively involved in Hickok Cole Architects’ Sustainable Design Committee and was an integral member of the firm’s submission to the DC Affordable Living Design Competition, which placed third out of thirty submissions nationally. She created a series of sustainable design related seminars covering topics ranging from water conservation and treatment issues; urban planning and sustainable development; green construction practices; and the state of solar energy in the greater DC area. She is a part of the firm’s Multi-Family Housing Department and has worked on several low-rise and mid-rise mixed use multi-family residential projects throughout her time with Hickok Cole Architects.

Kate Renner, AIA, EDAC, Lean-Six Sigma CE, LEED AP BD+C | Branding AdvisorKate Renner, AIA, EDAC, Lean-Six Sigma CE, LEED AP BD+C As an architect, medical planner and researcher at HKS, Kate specializes in healthcare and research with experience working with several of the top healthcare systems worldwide. She has worked extensively with the HKS research team, developing a post-occupancy evaluation methodology, as well as conducting nurse efficiency and behavior mapping studies. Most recently, Kate has developed a fellowship program to expand research beyond the boundaries of the HKS research team to all project teams.

Outside of work, Kate is active in the local and national design community, serving on a number of committees with the AIA, USGBC-NCR, and NAAB. In 2016, Kate received the President's Volunteer Service Award for her work on the 2015 USGBC Greenbuild Host Committee and the Greenbuild Legacy Project. Kate is a graduate of the 2015-16 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program and is currently serving as the graphics chair.

Brandon Tobias, AIA, LEED AP BD+C | Communications AdvisorBrandon Tobias is a Registered Architect in the Engineering & Construction Division of the US Army Corps of Engineers, Headquarters. He has over 10 years experience in the design and construction industry and currently manages Design Quality Initiatives, BIM Implementation E&C Employee Development, and the USACE Architectural Community of Practice

Mr. Tobias grew up doing construction for MidWest Drywall Co, Inc. in eastern Kansas before earning his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Kansas. He spent the first nine years of his career as a design architect with the Kansas City District, including two deployments to Afghanistan in 2011 and 2013. His projects include the 1st Infantry Division Headquarters at Fort Riley, the Prime Power School at Fort Leonard Wood, and the 110th Chemical Battalion at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Mr. Tobias was awarded the Army Engineer Association Bronze Order of the de Fleury Medal in 2013.

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Lindsey Falasca, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C

Kate Renner, AIA, EDAC, Lean-Six Sigma CE, LEED AP BD+C

Brandon Tobias, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

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ExperienceWDG Architecture, PLLC, Washington, DC Principal, Nov. 2001 – Present Mr. Stadler currently serves as Design Principal of the firm with 20 years of architectural experience. A focus of his has been creating an environment that incubates design talent, thereby elevating the firm’s recognition in the design community. Sean is accomplishing this through his leadership in the design of complex mixed-use projects and oversight of the firm’s design process and continual challenging of the project team to achieve innovative design.

David M. Schwarz/ Architectural Services Inc., Washington, DC Senior Design Architect, Mar.1999 – Oct.2001Sean’s responsibilities were 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 owner, project, coordination and construction meetings was key in successfully seeing a design come to fruition. Sean also served as the intern advisor for the office.

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

Kurz Architects, Cleveland, OHIntern Architect, May 1994 – May 1995Responsibilities included Design Development and Construction Documents entailing extensive field survey, code research, materials and specifications 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 drawings for presentations and publications.

SpeakingNAA “Keeping an Eye on Smart Home Tech., 2016;BMAC “Design Trends - Hospitality on Multifamily”, 2015;AIA Grassroots Conf. “Preparing the Next Generation”, 2015;AIA Design DC, 2014;AIA|DC CKLDP 2013, 2014;AIA|DC “Discussing Mentoring from Diff. Perspectives” 2012;The Catholic University Visiting Lecturer, 2010; AIA Conv., AIA Partnership Summit, 2010;AIA Grassroots, Designing an Effective Program For Mentors, 2010;AIA Grassroots Conf., Grooming Our Future Leaders, 2009;AIA DC IDP, Mentor Training Workshop, 2008; CREW DC Mixed Use Projects the in DC Area, 2008;AIA Grassroots Conf., Today’s Multi-Gen. Workplace, 2008;AIA Conv., The Need to Negotiate - Taking Your Career to the Next Level, 2008;

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP

EducationBachelor of Architecture, Kent State University, 1995

Bachelor of Science, Kent State University, 1994

CICP International Study Program:Centro Linguistico D. Aleghieri, Florence, ItalyCharles Cecil Drawing Studio, Florence, ItalySCI-ARCH, Vico Morcote, Switzerland

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: DC, MD, VA, OH, SCNCARB CertifiedLEED 2.0 Accredited Professional

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

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

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ExperienceQuinn Evans Architects, Washington, DCProject Architect and Landscape Architect, 2016 - present

McGraw Bagnoli Architects, Washington, DCProject Architect, Feb. 2013 - presentParticular interest has developed in regenerative design technologies through a broad range of work within the office. Duties include involvement within the architectural design process, documenting existing structures, leading design studies, project management, performing building and zoning code analysis, coordination with consultants, and providing construction administration duties. Type of work ranges from single family residential, retail, campus planning, historic preservation, institutional, commercial, and adaptive re-use.

Oculus, Washington, DCDesigner/Project Manager, Jan. 2010 – Feb.2013Work includes a broad range of landscape architecture projects focusing on sustainable design site strategies. Particular interest has developed in stormwater management practices through innovative landscape strategies. Duties include all phases of the design process including marketing, accounting, and design. Additionally a significant amount of project management, staffing, and construction administration duties have been performed. Type of work ranges from roof terraces, green roofs, streetscapes, plazas, regional parks, and master planning.

Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects, Charlottesville, VAStaff Designer, May 2009 – Dec. 2009Work focused on a number of different projects within the Conservation of Agriculture land studio. Projects concentrate on knitting together sustainable productive agriculture land, with restored native ecological habitat. Work focused on rotational grazing strategies, composting, vineyard and vegetable production, wetland restoration, forest restoration, and re-establishing native warm season grass meadows.

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 work became extremely helpful in aiding the site analysis, schematic design, and design development for a variety of different project types and project scales throughout the country. Additional duties included construction documentation for a multi-family mixed use project. Project 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 office, duties included all phases of the design process within the office, as well as construction responsibilities on the job site. While developing the design of these environmentally responsive buildings, personal interest included the detailing of key elements with alternative building techniques and building materials such as cod, foam, and strawbale. Project types were primarily private residential and small scale commercial, both of which included innovative technologies and passive design strategies.

Cook + Fox Architects - New York, NYIntern, Summer 2004, 2005

Ryan T. McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, NCARB, CLARB, LEED AP

EducationMaster of ArchitectureMaster of Landscape ArchitectureCertificate in Historic PreservationUniversity of Virginia, 2009

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

RE-Design CertificateEcosa 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, MD Registered Landscape Architect: NYNCARB CertificationCLARB CertificationLEED AP

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

Awards & HonorsDC CEAS - Young Architect Award, 2015;AIA | DC - Emerging Architect Award, 2014;AIA | DC Emerging Architect of the Year, 2014;AIA | Northern Virginia Merit Award - Randolph Macon College Fraternity House, 2016;AIA | DC Unbuilt;Merit Award – The Green Machine, June 2013;Honor Award – UVA Center for Innovation, June 2010;ASLA Honor Award – Virginia Chapter, 2013;Analysis and Planning – South Carlyle Master Plan, 2013;Faculty Award for Excellence in Service – University of Virginia, May 2010

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ProfileVersatile leader, project manager, business development coordinator, speaker & design strategistwith 9+ years of experience. Excelled at leading international multidisciplinary teams, ensuring design excellence & brand engagement. Skilled in a wide range of project types: Interior architecture, multifamily residential, hospitality, property repositioning, capital improvements & mission-critical facilities. Committed to building client relationships & mentoring junior staff. Creative disruptor whom is assertive about innovation. Passionate about the synergies between design problem-solving & business development. Honored as AIA|DC’s 2015 Emerging Architect of the Year for "exceptional leadership early in a career" & as DC Council of Engineering & Architectural Societies' 2016 Young Architect of the Year.

ExperienceWDG Architecture, Washington, DCAssociate/Project Manager, May 2012 - presentManaged building repositioning & capital improvement projects ($2M-$7M). Directed business development proposals, project publications, branding & client interviews at the department level. Researched emerging workplace, hospitality & multifamily amenity trends. Assisted clients with phasing, bidding & contract negotiation. Coordinated feasibility & design studies for hospitality clients. Supervised concurrent project teams & consultants. Allocated resources, budgets, schedules & reviewed billing. Developed integrated project delivery solutions, workflow strategies & supported department's recruiting efforts. Implemented BIM transition & fostered adoption of emerging technologies. Clients served: EQR, Beacon Capital, CassidyTurley, DTZ, CapGemini, Fairfield, Bozzuto, WREIT, GSA, and NSF.

NIKA Architects+Engineers, Rockville, MDDesigner II, Feb. 2010 - May 2012Managed design/build and international design/build IDIQ contracts. Reported directly to joint-venture presidents on international construction projects. Developed fee proposals, negotiated with clients, supported value engineering effors and advised owners on execution strategies. Developed a standardized project tracker to analyze project profitability and determine fee structure. Led office-wide programs to estahblish core values and standardized CA and BIM practices.

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

Edgardo Pérez Architects & Associates, Hato Rey, PRJunior Designer, Jan. 2007 - Feb. 2008Project lead and designer for an urban renewal proposal to develop four urban blocks in Bayamón PR. Involved in all phases of project development within a boutique design firm. Reported directly to Principals. Managed four concurrent design projects 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 renewing 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 New School of Architecture, 2007

Professional RegistrationsLEED AP BD+CCAAPPR - AIT

Professional AffiliationsChair of AIA | DC’s CKLDP (2016-2017) Past Chair of the AIA | DC’s Emerging Architects Committee (2016) American Institute of Architects (Associate AIA)Puerto Rico College of Architects and Landscape Architects (CAAPPR – Certified Architect)United States Green Building Council (USGBC)LEED-AP Building Design + Construction (GBCI)

Publications & Speaking EngagementsCKLDP Round Table, AIA Leadership Institute, Washington, DC, Speaker & Panelist, 2015;NOMAS Symposium 2016, Washington, DC, "Building Success" Panelist ,2016;Breaking out of the Box: A Designer's Guide to Leadership, VA & DC, Speaker, 2015 and 2016;WDG Interior Architecture, "Creating Environments: A Conversation on Amenity Trends", Washington DC, 2015 & 2016;IIT - Future Trends in Architecture Panelist: Program Advisory Committee Round Table;AIA|DC LA.IDEA's Terturtulia 2013 Presenter, Tropical Modernism in Puerto Rico;Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, New School of Architecture Alumni Presenter, 2013 Alumni Exposition;Antigua Escuela Labra - Contemporary Art Museum Student Exhibitor, Museum Expansion & PUPR 10th Anniversary; "Cruising Down" NIKA A+E Blogger.

AccoladesDC Council of Engineering & Architectural Societies(DCCEAS)Young Architect of the Year,2016AIA | DC Emerging Architect Award,2015

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ExperienceShalom Baranes Associates, Washington, DCAssociate, August 2016 - Present

RTKL Associates Inc, Washington, DCAssociate Vice President, 2013 - May 2016Historic Preservation Architect, Sustainability Specialist, Project Architect for all phases of design, including Construction Administration .

Associate, July 2006 - 2013As a project architect and project manager, my daily responsibilities include planning and managing multiple small projects through all aspects of design and construction. Collaboration with team members, including in-house design and consulting as well as clients and contractors, has been a critical role in which I have seen success. Technical expertise is also expected of all RTKL associatesand project architects: I have been successful in preparing drawings and specifications for projects of various sizes and at multiple phases of design. During construction, my project responsibilities include review of RFI and submittals, monthly payment applications, change order requests, and final punch lists, as well as weekly meetings with the Owner and Contractor to discuss on-site construction issues. I have been responsible for quality control and supervision of project deliverables, preparing agenda for and presenting design issues and solutions at client meetings, and advising and mentoring junior team members. I am recently responsible for preparing project proposals, which include estimated schedules, deliverables, and fees, and I regularly attend prospective project interviews with upper management

Designer, 2004 - 2006While a Designer at RTKL that I finished my exams and licensing requirements. My daily office responsibilities included collaboration with senior team members, other junior team members, and consultants. I completed construction document-level detailing of various building components, with some supervision, and coordination of disciplines to produce a construction set. On several projects, I was involved in schematic-level design of interior spaces. On the Capitol Visitor’s Center, I was responsible for documenting and specifying restoration treatment for all of the Olmsted landscape elements.

Design Staff Level II, 2002 - 2004I showed early leadership as Design Staff Level 2 by being one of the first 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 was also responsible for completing a full LEED EB analysis for EPA’s headquarters in the Federal Triangle. On-site documentation of existing conditions and new construction at both EPA and the US Capitol gave me valuable field experience.

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

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED AP

EducationTexas A&M UniversityMaster of Architecture, 2000Certificate in Historic Preservation, 2000Bachelor of Environmental Design, 1998

Professional RegistrationsLEED APUSGBCRegistered Architect: MDConstruction Documents Technologist, CSI

Professional AffiliationsAIA | DC Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program, Alumni, Advisory Council, Chair 2013 – May 2016, Present Past-Chair AIA HABS Coordinating Committee, 2013 - presentCKLDP 2012-2013 ScholarState IDP Coordinator, Washington DC, NCARB, 2007 – 2011Professional Fellow, Center for Heritage Conservation, Texas A&M University, 2007 – 2010

Awards & HonorsDBIA MAR, Excellence in Historic Preservation, Sidney Yates Building Renovation, 2014;AIA Award of Excellence in Historic Resources, US Capitol Visitor’s Center, 2010;Traditional Building Convention, Baltimore, MD 2009: Preble Hall Naval History MuseumAIA DC Design DC Conference, Washington, DC 2008: Architecture for the SensesAIA DC Design DC Conference, Washington, DC 2007: Introduction to IDPRTKL Legacy Award for Sustainability, Organization of Firm Wide Sustainability Committee, 2008;RTKL Goodluck Tembnkiart Award for Collaboration, Canyon Ranch Sustainable Design Standards, 2007;AIA Henry Adams Medal, 2000;Charles Estes Memorial Award, 2000;AIA School Medal, 2000

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ExperienceShalom Baranes Associates, Architects Architect, October 2011 – PresentMr. Teran worked on Reston Block 5, a17 story LEED Gold office building with retail, and was involved from SD to CD. He coordinated with various consultants and client, provided guidance on accessibility issues. Mr. Teran also worked on the Hilton Garden Inn, a 10 story LEED Gold building, and was involved from DD to CA. He started an office standard to use Bluebeam documentation for punch list which is more efficient, saves time and money. Mr. Teran worked closely with ADA consultant during the CD phase and during CA accompanied ADA consultant multiple times on their building inspection to verify all condition were met

Design and building second custom homeNovember 2014 – On goingDesign/Build an affordable 2,000 SF Net Zero Home with a final price around $110 SF. Passive design strategies were used such as maximizing daylight, cross ventilation and room location. Sustainable design strategies such as using an underground cistern for water recovery. Using prefabricated concrete panels for basement and building a custom prefabricated home which will minimize waste, use local materials, provide a higher quality of finish and reduce the constructionschedule to 4 months. Advanced materials used such as cellulose, energy recover ventilation and solar panels have been implemented to achieve an efficient home. Hold an open house during construction and at completion for the community and fellow professionals to attend, experience and understand what can be accomplished if thoroughly planned.

Design and built custom homeJune 2005 – November 2007Design/built home on 14,000 SF hillside lot. I played the role of architect, contractor and client and gained appreciation of all three roles. Managed and supervised the sub-contractors and budget throughout construction.

McClean DesignProject Manager , July 2004 – September 2011Designed custom high end modern homes from the SD to CA phase. Homes ranged in price between $1.5 million to $30 million. I corresponded with consultants, cities and clients in order to finish projects in a timely and professional manner. I managed projects and employees at the office with their time and duties. 2008 - 2011 I lived in Madrid, Spain and continued to work for McClean Design full time through the internet and Skype.

Dennis Flynn Architects Intern Architect , June 1999 – July 2002 I worked on a wide range of projects such as car dealerships and tract homes. I helped the office with my various skills such as designing, models, Auto-Cad 14 and 3D renderings.

Carvajal & Asociados/S.C.Draftsman, June 1998 – August 1998My first experience working in an architecture office with a firm in Ecuador, South America. I learned how hard how the architecture process works in another country.

Eric Teran, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C

EducationBachelor Of Architecture from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2001

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: VA, CALEED AP BD+C

Professional AffiliationsCKLDP 2015-2016 Scholar

Competitions & AwardsFinalist, Arquine – Social Housing from the modern Paradigm, an ideas competition that seeksthe development of a “housing formula” which contemplates the minimal space requirements for modern living, and to create integral, efficient and sustainable communities, 2013;·First place, Madrid Architect’s Association call for BIM projects not constructed, entry was forthe Algeria Bank in Algeria consisting of three buildings ranging from 15-20 stories with various, 2012;courtyards and sustainable features.Finalist, Copa Arquitectura, a project that promotes social development through sport ingreater Buenos Aires, 2011;First place, Socio Design Foundation competition. The objective was to produce an idea to a single vignette from a topic, Politicizing Gangs: Bridging Gang Structure and Government, 2009;Third place, Cal Poly Pomona elevator design competition, ·2000;Finalist, City of Palm Springs entryway signage competition, International, 1999.

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2016-2017Department on Disability Services, Designed by OPX Global Design.

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ExperienceHickok Cole ArchitectsArchitect, 2012 - presentA member of the fi rm’s Multi-Family Housing Department. Daily tasks include coordinating with internal and external consultants, communicating design ideas and project updates to clients, maintaining design intent during the course of a project, and developing and designing of construction documents. Project work includes mixed-use, mid-rise buildings in the Washington, DC metropolitan region.

A leader within the fi rm’s Sustainable Design Committee. Focus has been on education through the introduction of a seminar series with varied topics such as water conservation and treatment issues, urban planning and sustainable development, green construction practices, and the stateof solar energy in the greater DC area. Outreach efforts have included bringing in outside firms for meet-and-greets and expanding interest in sustainable design within the fi rm. Current efforts include introducing various energy conservation efforts to the fi rm to both reduce energy and realize cost savings.

WDG ArchitectureArchitectural Designer, 2007-2009Completed design-related tasks on commercial, residential, hotel, and mixed-use projects, as well as larger-scale master planning efforts, while working directly with senior members of the design team. Developed projects during various stages of design. Oversaw output of technical drawings, graphic plans and elevations, and artistic renderings.

Torti Gallas and PartnersArchitectural Intern, 2006-2007Worked extensively on an effort to enhance the fi rm’s knowledge of sustainable architecture, specifi cally researching material properties, life-cycle impact, and material content.

Lindsey Falasca, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C

EducationThe Catholic University of America; School of Architecture and PlanningMaster of Architecture, 2011Master of Science in Sustainable Design, 2011

University of Maryland; School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, Bachelor of Science in Architecture, 2007

Professional AffiliationsCKLDP 2015-2016 Scholar

PublicationsSocial Awareness of Solar Energy Technology: Solar Picnic Table Design Competition (Competition, Design, Construction, and Lessons Learned), 2011Solar Picnic Table Design & Architecture, 2011

Awards & CompetitionsHonorable Mention, DC Affordable Living Design Competition, 2015;Commendation, Master’s Thesis, The Catholic University of America, 2011;Tau Sigma Delta - Member, 2011Winner, Solar Picnic Table Design Competition, The Catholic University of America, 2010


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ExperienceHKS Architects, Washington, DCArchitectAs a designer and medical planner, Kate specializes in healthcare with a focus on the fusion between health, wellness and prevention. She has worked with several of the top healthcare systems in the U.S. and abroad to develop solutions to the many complex challenges encountered in the healthcare environment while creating a healing space for patients, staff and the community. In addition to her project work, Kate has been leading HKS’ transformation of its Functional Performance Evaluation process. She recently presented the FPE at the Healthcare Design Conference and the ASHE PDC Summit and is in the process of publishing this work.

Relvant Project ExperienceMetroHealth Campus Renewal, Cleveland, Ohio;Suzhou Gaoxin People’s Hospital Phase II, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China;NYU Langone Medical Center Risk Assessmen, New York, New York;Shore Health System Replacement Hospita, Easton, Maryland;Mount Carmel Grove City Ambulatory Facility, Grove City, Ohio

Kate Renner, AIA, EDAC, Lean-Six Sigma CE, LEED AP BD+C

EducationMaster of Architecture, University of KansasMaster of Arts in Architecture, University of Kansas

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: DCLEED AP BD+CNCARBEDACLean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification, Villanova University

Professional AffiliationsCKLDP ScholarU.S. Green Building Council National Region ChapterUSGBC 2015 Greenbuild Host CommitteeUSGBC NCR Green Schools CommitteeAIA Academy of Architecture for Health Next Generation CommitteeHKS Forum Executive Committee

Awards & HonorsHermanMiller Scholarship Recipient, 2014AIA/AAH/ACHA Summer Leadership Summit Scholarship Recipient | 2014

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ExperienceUS Army Corps Of Engineers (HQ)Architect and Program Manager, December 2014-PresentCurrently serving as an Architect and Program Manager at the US Army Corps of Engineers, Headquarters. Primary areas of responsibility include: criteria development and publication; Advanced Modeling (BIM/CIM) enterprise planning and implementation; Sustainment, Restoration and Maintenance (SRM) enterprise planning and implementation; Quality Management process development; Architecture Community of Practice management, and; Engineering & Construction personnel development.

General Services AdministrationProject Architect, Public Building Service, January 2014- December 2014Managed contracts in support of the Social Security Administration (SSA) Headquarters Campus in Woodlawn, MD. AE Contracts ($30k - $150k) include: generation of Building Evaluation Reports (BER) and Life Cycle Cost Analyses, asbestos material surveys, stormwater design alteration, industrial waste water discharge studies and office renovation design and construction. Construction Contracts ($1.8M - $50M) include: office space renovation, exterior façade restoration, and ARRA funded building HVAC and façade rehabilitation.

USACE Transatlantic District NorthDeputy Chief, Engineering Branch, October 2012-September 2013Architecture Team Lead, December 2010-December 2011Deployed twice to Kabul, Afghanistan, first as the Architecture Team Lead (section of 7 personnel) and then as the Deputy Chief of Engineering (branch of 32 personnel). Both positions required active workload management of and staffing projections for diverse teams. Served as Program Manager for Engineering Reachback effort, which encompassed coordination with nine stateside Districts and 30 designers to support quality assurance and contract administration of over 300 active construction projects (appx. value – $5B). Served as Program Manager for the Central Command (CENTCOM) Central Asia States (CAS) Procurement Initiative Program, providing Government Furnished Material and Equipment (GFM-E) to Contractors. This program encompassed over 30 construction projects with a material value of over $40M. Acted as a primary point of contact for the analysis and generation of a technical response to a formal SIGAR Investigation concerning the application and protection of spray foam insulation on arch span facilities across Afghanistan. Affecting nearly 2000 buildings valued at $1.5B, the visibility of this issue required extensive risk management techniques, communication transparency, and upward programmatic reporting to the GO and SES level within USACE. Technical involvement as the PDT Lead on national high profile projects to include: the new Ministry of Interior Headquarters Complex (Kabul); the Presidential Information and Coordination Center (Kabul); and the expansion of the Detention Facility in Parwan (Bagram Air Field).

USACE Kansas City DistrictArchitect, May 2004-December 2013Prior to and between tours to Afghanistan, acted as a Team Lead (managed 12 designers) for Afghanistan projects totaling $66M and requiring coordination with forward deployed Engineers and Project Managers. Served as on-site trainer and SME for other Reachback Districts working on nearly 40 projects. Technical design roles included acting as a LEED consultant, lead architect and design team lead on projects ranging from $10M - $40M. In-house design highlights include: developing the first BIM for Army standard designs; regionalization efforts by virtually partnering with the Seattle District design team; establishing the standard design prototype for the Division Headquarters facility (1ID Div HQ, Fort Riley) ; and promoting sustainable design by obtaining both Silver and Gold LEED Certifications for Army facilities.

Brandon Tobias, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

EducationUniversity of Kansas, Bachelor of Architecture, 2005

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: MOLEED AP BD+ C

Leadership & OrganizationsSociety Of Military EngineerS, 2015-present;AIA | DC – Leadership Development Program, 2015-2016;AIA | Philly, Young Architect Forum planning committee, 2014;USACE Emerging Leaders, 2010;CENWK Leadership Development Program, 2009-2010CKLDP Scholar

Awards & HonorsArmy Engineer Association ,Bronze Order of the deFleury Medal, 2013; Department of the Army, Superior Civilian Service Award, 2013, 2011; Northwest Division PDT of the Year, Honor, 2012;Department of the Army, Commander’s Award for Civilian Service, 2012, 2010;Chief of Engineers Design Merit Award, Interiors, 2008; USACE PDT, Honor Award, 2008;Kansas City District Heartland Award for Outstanding Teamwork, 2007;KU School of Architecture, Alpha Rho Chi Leadership Award, 2005



UDC New Student Center, Designed by Cannon Design

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III. PRESENTERS

Ned Cramer

Vaki Mawema

Vaki Mawema is an award-winning designer and is the Director of the global design firm Gensler’s Lifestyle Studio in Washington DC that focuses on place making and retail, hospitality, sports and entertainment design with an emphasis on social spaces in the public realm. With over 50 design projects to his name, Vaki is a business leader who’s professional and industry accomplishments, along with his community involvement have recently resulted in his being named one of the Washington Business Journal’s 40 under 40 for 2016.

Ned Cramer is editor-in-chief of Architect, the magazine of the American Institute of Architects, and group editorial director of design and commercial construction at Hanley Wood Media. Prior to joining Hanley Wood, Mr. Cramer served for five years as the curator of the Chicago Architecture Foundation and for eight years as an editor at Architecture magazine. Mr. Cramer is a trustee of Archeworks, the Chicago–based alternative design school, and a member of the U.S. General Services Administration’s Design Excellence National Peer Registry, the selection committee for the National Building Museum’s Scully Prize, and the Cranbrook Academy of Art National Advisory Committee. He was co-curator of the U.S. Pavilion at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.

Born and raised in St. Louis, Mr. Cramer received a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Rice University, where he also did graduate work in art and architecture history. He now lives in Washington, D.C.

2016 Boot Camp Speakers

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2016-2017Renovation of Old City Hall, Designed by Quinn Evans Architects.

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IV. CKLDP CLASS OF 2016-2017

Marisa AllenQuinn Evans [email protected]

Constance LaiGrunley Construction [email protected]

Lucy MooreQuinn Evans [email protected]

Timothy NuanesArray [email protected]

Carrie Lee [email protected]

Mary-Margaret StacyMuse [email protected]

Matthew VargasOPX Global Design [email protected]

Amy [email protected]

Yanwen [email protected]

Valerie BersteneSmithGroupJJR [email protected]

Robert Lance EubanksZGF Architects [email protected]

Josef A [email protected]

Jennie Fowler GwinBeyer Blinder Belle Architects and [email protected]

Albert Fox HopperShalom Baranes [email protected]

Joe IjjasSoto Architecture and Urban [email protected]

Clay [email protected]

Contacts2016-2017 AIA|DC Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Roster 2016-2017 AIA|DC CKLDP Executive Committee

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED APWDG [email protected]

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLAMcGraw Bagnoli [email protected]

Aimee Woodall, AIA, LEED APRTKL [email protected]

Eric Teran, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+CShalom Baranes [email protected]

Kate Renner, AIA, EDAC, Lean-Six Sigma CE, LEED AP BD+CHKS [email protected]

Lindsey Falasca, RA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+CHickok Cole [email protected]

Brandon Tobias, AIA, LEED AP BD+CUS Army Corps Of [email protected]

Ricardo J. Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C, AITWDG Interior [email protected]

2016-2017 AIA|DC CKLDP Advisory Committee

Henry J Carter Long Term Acute Care Hospital, Designed by Array Architects.

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Marisa Allen AIA 2121 Ward Place NW, Fourth Floor • Washington, DC 20037 • 202.591.2544 • [email protected]

Professional Leadership Experience

Quinn Evans Architects 2010 - Present Project Architect

• Guide clients and direct project teams toward smart choices regarding energy efficiency, healthy building materials, and resilient design as sustainable knowledge expert and member of the firm-wide green team

• Develop conference proposals and lead tours including Greenbuild 2015 tour of McKinley Middle School that highlighted cost effective and sustainable strategies to renovate an existing building for science, technology, engineering and math learning environments

• Share skills and knowledge by leading firm-wide education sessions on topics including health and wellness, material transparency, measurement and verification, bird-friendly design, and advanced Revit techniques

• Mentor new staff and advise firm on ways to streamline and improve the onboarding process • Coordinate firm-wide networking events including ice skating nights, and happy hours to

create casual environments for staff of all levels to connect and feel welcome • Develop technical knowledge through active participation in AIA Committee on the

Environment, AIA Building Enclosure Council, and USGBC National Capital Region • Design visitor experience and museum learning environments for large institutional clients

including Smithsonian Institution National Zoological Park and Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History

• Design 21st century learning environments for K-12 and higher education clients including DC Public Schools, George Washington University, and Gallaudet University

Smarter DC Challenge 2015 – Present

Cohort Leader – Sustainable Leadership Program • Smarter DC Challenge is a program supported by the Department of Energy and the

Environment that provides education and encouragement for DC businesses working to develop more sustainable workspaces and practices.

• Inspire and motivate cohort of Smarter DC Challenge participants interested in making more sustainable business choices

• Speak at Sustainable Leadership Program workshops to share experiences with newly nominated cohort leaders preparing to embark on their first year of cohort mentorship

• Coordinate Quinn Evans Architects’ participation in the Smarter DC Challenge and recommend sustainable activities and actions to the firm Board of Directors

Academic Leadership Experience University of Maryland- School of Architecture 2012 – Present

Adjunct Faculty – Design Thinking and Architecture; Foundations of Architecture • Inspire students to investigate methods of analysis and problem-solving skills • Develop curriculum, deliver lectures, and lead discussions and workshops with multi-media

course content to encourage first year students to explore conceptual, perceptual, behavioral, and technical aspects of the built environment

• Mentor graduate student teachers on teaching techniques and career development University of Maryland- School of Architecture 2010 – 2012 Graduate Student Instructor – Foundations of Architecture; Introduction to the University

• Developed curriculum to introduce 45 first year architecture students to architecture and the design process, through lecture, workshops, pinups and critiques

• Introduced first year students to academic, social, health, and financial resources for a successful life as first year students at the University of Maryland


Washington Architectural Foundation 2011, 2013 Architecture in the Schools – Langley Elementary, DC; Northwestern High School, MD

• Reinforced math concepts through interactive activities on measurement, scale, and fractions • Developed curriculum to introduce elementary and high school students to space types and

space making techniques through building tours and precedent analysis • Encouraged expression through drawings, models, and multimedia collage

University of Maryland and Vesuvian Institute of Archeology, Stabiae Italy 2007, 2009 Archeological Assistant – Team Co-leader

• Co-lead team of 10 students working to survey houses within region VI of Pompeii and catalog discrepancies in existing published plans

• Surveyed garden of ancient villa in the town of Stabiae, Italy covered by Vesuvius

Volunteer Leadership Experience United States Albacore Sailboat Association 2015 – Present Membership Development and Recruitment

• Encourage membership from college sailors after graduation from college sailing programs • Increase participation of existing and new membership

American Institute of Architecture Students – University of Maryland 2006 – 2012

AIA Potomac Valley Student Liaison; UMD Chapter Vice President; Graduate Student Liaison • Provided student perspective at AIA Potomac Valley Board of Directors monthly meetings • Developed strategies to increase AIA Potomac Valley membership among emerging

professionals through social media outreach and mentoring events • Coordinated and publicized social and networking events for students and faculty • Organized tours of Annapolis for students from five different architecture schools as part of

an interschool architecture quad conference hosted by Maryland AIAS Sailing Team – University of Maryland 2006 – 2010

Public Relations Director • Developed graphic design for fundraising events • Negotiated professional sport discount and managed finances for team gear order • Lead team practices and sailed competitively against colleges along the east coast

Education and Certifications

Licensed Architect in Virginia 2015 LEED AP ID+C 2014 University of Maryland, College Park August 2012

Master of Architecture and Urban Design Certificate; GPA: 3.9 • Thesis proposed the reclamation of a neglected waterfront by reconnecting to unique sensory

experiences shaped by wind, water and craft in Annapolis, MD • Proposal studied resiliency and wet flood proofing strategies and adaptable building

components for a new museum and workshop

University of Maryland, College Park Bachelor of Science in Architecture and University Honors College Citation May 2010

Awards and Honors

Alumni Chapter Award – Outstanding Service and Leadership 2012 University of Maryland Center for Teaching Excellence – Distinguished Teaching Assistant 2012

Banneker Key Academic Scholarship – Four years full tuition and living expenses 2006 - 2010 Travel Scholarships: Erik J. Young; Rycroft Memorial; Klatskin Foreign Travel 2007; 2009; 2012

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Valerie Berstene AIA | LEED AP | CNU-A1010 P Street NW #2 Washington, DC 20001 [email protected] mobile: 860.604.8355

LEADERSHIP & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

RESEARCH & PUBLICATION

DESIGN CO-CHAIR, 2016

DCBIA Community Improvement DayEvery year the DCBIA designs, funds, and constructs improvements to a park or garden space in under-served neighborhoods through the Community Improve-ment Day. In 2016, I am the design co-chair leading the efforts to revitalize the Benning Terrace Community Center. As co-chair I lead desgin charrettes, set the schedule and deliverables, and guide design teams to generate a cohesive plan to be constructed on Build Day.

In 2015, I led a design team in the biggest DCBIA CID effort yet- transforming a for-mer housing project site into DC’s first urban farm.As a new design team member in 2014 I was involved in designing and building a portion of a community park.

TEAM LEADER, 2012-2016

CANstruction, Washington Architectural FoundationAs a team leader of the CANstruction team, I’ve helped to plan, fundraise, and execute the SmithGroupJJR entry for the Washington Architectural Foundation’s CANstruction event for several years.

TEAM CAPTAIN, EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER

Washington Womens Rugby Football ClubOutside of my professional activities, I have been a member of the rugby communi-ty since 2003. A leader among my peers, I served as co-captain over several years on teams in Washington and Boston. In the past 10 years of involvement with the Washington Women’s RFC I have served on the executive board with a long tenure as the Secretary of Public Relations. I modernized our team’s image and interface. I reformed the sponsorship structure, secured new investments in the team, and overhauled a fundraising system to better profit.

COMMUNITY CHARRETTE PARTICIPANT, 2014

“Under the Rails” Charrette, Fairfax County OCRThis one-day invitational charrette combined design leaders from the DC area to reimagine the physical space created by the new silver line metro traversing Tysons Corner. With 5 new stops and a variety of above-, below- and at-grade conditions, teams worked over the course of the day to present concepts to transform the infrastructural space into community amenity.

DESIGN COMMITTEE MEMBER

Mission Hill Main StreetAs a member of the Mission Hill Main Street Design Committee I was engaged in the review of several design initaitive for the Mission Hill neighborhood. This included critiquing a design competition among local high school students for a prototypical bicycle rack to be centrally located in and representative of my neighborhood in Boston.

CHAPTER MEMBER

Washington Chapter of the American Institute of ArchitectsI enjoy an active membership in the AIA, attending and participating in lectures, lo-cal seminars and conferences. Last year’s joint ULI-AIA Healthy Buildings, Healthy Cities, Healthy Places Charrette was particulary interesting to me. I participated in the Music & Architecture event in 2013, performing a classical peice in a trio with two other architect-musicians.

“Under, Over, Through”Perspectives, BD+C Magazine, 2015

Elevated infrastructure shapes unique ur-ban experiences that should be celebrated.

“Architect, Thy Will Be Done”Perspectives, 2015

The role of the planner in contrast to the role of the architect in the built environment.

“Mending the Void”Master’s Thesis, 2011

The Catholic University of AmericaAn examination of the intersections or

metrorail infrastructure and urban fabric.

CONTRIBUTOR

“Perspectives”Since launching the Urban Design channel of the SmithGroupJJR blog in May 2015, I have contributed with several pieces on ur-ban design. With more in the works, I hope to launch my writing to broader platforms of architecture and urban design, and build this into potential presentations.

CREATOR

Urban Design ShowcaseTo further the practice of urban design within SmithGroupJJR, I led colleagues in instituting an annual internal design competition. This facilitates knowledge growth across our nationwide firm and offers colleagues from other disciplines the opportunity to learn about urban design and the impacts of our work. The Showcase focuses on the heart of our profession: good design.

LEADER

Technology IntegrationWork smarter, not harder; I embrace new technologies to streamline production to focus on design. In 2015 I was awarded an internal grant to explore new GIS-based parametric modeling software for generat-ing city-wide planning models. In early 2016 I was the co-creator of an internal design competition to get people learning how to and using the 3D printer; the competition drew 21 entrants and 17 new users.


Valerie Berstene AIA | LEED AP | CNU-A1010 P Street NW #2 Washington, DC 20001 [email protected] mobile: 860.604.8355

SMITHGROUPJJRWashington, DC

July 2012 - PresentArchitect

ARCHITECT INTERN AT-LARGEWashington, DC

May 2011 - July 2012

Office Standard ArchitectureCollective Architecture

Vucurevich Simons Advisory Group

THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICAMaster of Architecture, 2011

Thesis Commendation, 2011

Foreign Study: Paris, Fall 2010

SASAKI ASSOCIATESBoston, MA

September 2008 - August 2009

Junior Designer

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITYBachelor of Science in Architecture, 2008

Foreign Study: Florence, Spring 2006

Award for Co-op Excellence, 2008

Co-op Work Experience

Elkus Manfredi Architects, 2007

Cunningham | Quill Architects, 2006

Dooling + Company Architects, 2005

TIMELINEURBAN DESIGN & PLANNING

ARCHITECTURE

EISENHOWER WEST SMALL AREA PLAN, 2016APA Excellence in Sustainable Design, 2016APA Virginia Outstanding Plan Award, 2016This master plan examined 620 acres surrounding an under-utilized station of the Washington, DC Metro. Low density and industrial uses define the exist-ing area, with the added challenges of an existing waste-to-energy plant, and freight rail and a stream that divide the site. The plan seeks to develop new nodes of density at locations identified by the community, revitalize the stream and provide new open space, transform industrial spaces into a innovation district, grow as an ecodistrict, and promote transit, cycling, and alternative mobility with complete streets. The interdisciplinary team worked closely with the community through the planning process to garner input and support for the project.

SOUTHEAST BOULEVARD PLANNING STUDY, 2015The Southeast Boulevard Planning Study rethinks a portion of decommissioned freeway that separates the neighborhood of Capitol Hill from the Anacostia Riv-erfront. No longer needed for through-traffic transportation, the study proposes 3 ways to reconnect the city through new land uses, pedestrian connectivity, and multi-modal mobility.

SCOTTS RUN MASTER PLAN, 2014APA Excellence in Sustainable Design, 2015NAIOP Award of Excellence, 2013Spurred by the silver line extension of the Washington Metro to Tysons Corner, the master plan for Scotts Run transforms 40-acres of sprawling suburban office park into a walkable, sustainable, transit-oriented development. Mixed use buildings replace surface parking and new streets introduce a walkable, bikeable grid. Revitalization of a stream valley traversing the site provides public amenity space and creates a place with a unique identity.

WATERFRONT LANDING, 2010AIA DC Unbuilt Merit Award, 2010A Comprehensive Building Design Studio project, this Merit-award winning project transformed an information hub program into a public park at the hinge of Maine Avenue and the DC Wharf. The design team worked within the constructs and intent of the Perkins Eastman masterplan to design an engaging urban space for the future of the District.

US EPA LABORATORY ASSESSMENTSmithGroupJJR has an on-going relationship with the EPA, studying quality and efficiency of thier laboratory portfolio. As a project archi-tect on these projects I have implemented new tools to streamline the site surveying process. I work closely with a lab planning specialist to evaluate the facilities and build programs for consolidation efforts. I orchestrate the composition of final reports, generating graphics and text and leading coordination across the disciplines.

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARKOn the opposite end of the spectrum from my planning work, I have developed construction documents and specifications for a small information kiosk and bandshell on historic Olmsted Walk at the National Zoo. The project involved multiple presentations to the Commis-sion of Fine Arts, and contextual sensitivity to Olmsted Walk, its characteristic mature trees to be preserved, and material selection that would set a precedent for the future of the Zoo.

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Robert Lance Eubanks

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EXPERIENCEZGF Architects LLP [Washington, DC]September 2010 - PresentExperience working in mul ple roles throughout all phases of project delivery; currently focused on architecture, urban design, and public transporta on projects; member of ZGF Project Performance Team - focusing on high performance design; member of the Policy and Advisory Commi ee;organizer of the Big Green Commute; and former co-chair of the DC offi ce Green Commi ee.

Selected ProjectsDC Department of Transporta on - DC Streetcar Carbarn Training Center [Washington, DC] Project Architect for the 25,000 sf maintenance and opera ons facility for the H/Benning Streetcar line, which also includes transit training facili es for DC Public Schools. This project is part of a historic campus and designed to achieve LEED Gold through the use of strategies including photovoltaic technology, stormwater reclama on and reten on, recycling of streetcar wash waste, daylight control, and high performing MEP systems.

DC Surface Transit - Georgetown - Rosslyn Gondola Feasibility Study [Washington, DC; Arlington, VA] Working with the Principal Urban Designer to lead a team studying possible alignments, design, real estate development and transporta on poten al, and the approvals process for an aerial transit connec on between Georgetown and Rosslyn.

General Services Administra on - Undisclosed Federal Agency Fit-out [Washington, DC] Project Architect for a 30,000 sf tenant fi t-out for a Federal Government Agency

Microso Corpora on - Building 44 [Redmond, WA] Project Architect for the 158,000 sf three-story workplace redesign that set the course for future workplace strategy on Microso ’s campus. Construc on Documents through Construc on Administra on

Na onal Park Service / DC Offi ce of Planning / DC Parks and Recrea on / Downtown DC BIDFranklin Park Vision and Transforma on Plan [Washington, DC] Designer and Project Architect for the redesign of historic Franklin Park to transform it into a premier ac ve, fl exible, and sustainable environment and connect the park to the surrounding mixed-use community.

University of Pi sburgh Medical Center - Center for Innova ve Science [Pi sburgh, PA] Assistant Project Architect, Lab Coordinator, BIM Manager for the 400,000 sf Research Lab Building providing cancer and biomedical research space for researchers focused on personalized pa ent care.Sorg Architects [Washington, DC]June 2007 - September 2010Selected ProjectsUS Department of State - United States Embassy [Eastern Europe] Project Architect and BIM Manager for the 85,000 sf Chancery Building. Schema c Design through Construc on Administra onDC Public Schools - Anacos a Senior High School [Washington, DC] Junior Designer and LEED Coordinator for the renova on of a historic DC Public School.Foil Wya Architects and Planners [Jackson, MS]August 2005 - August 2006Intern Architect assis ng with the documenta on of a casino in Vicksburg, MS.

Carl Small Town Center [Starkville, MS]May 2004 - July 2005Student researcher at the Mississippi State University School of Architecture’s research ins tutefocused on revitalizing and enhancing small communi es throughout the state of Mississippi.


Robert Lance Eubanks

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EDUCATIONMississippi State University [Starkville, MS]Bachelor of Architecture; Minor in Marke ng [May 2007]

Study Abroad in Cerevara, Italy [Spring 2007]Inaugural Director of the MSU AIAS chapter Freedom by Design Program [2006-2007]Historian, MSU AIAS chapter [2004-2005]News and Feature Writer for The Refl ector Newspaper [2003-2005]

REGISTRATIONSLEED Accredited Professional [June 2009]; BD+C [June 2011-Present]Four of Seven Architect Registra on Exams Completed

AWARDSCity of the Future Compe on, Innova on in Design Award - Sorg Architects [2008] Part of the compe on team imagining Washington, DC in 100 yearsUndergraduate Student Research Award, College of Architecture, Art, and Design [2005] Selected for research work as a student researcher at the Carl Small Town Center at MSU for work on the revitaliza on of Laurel, MS and planning for a mixed-income neighborhood in Pontotoc, MSWilliam L. Giles Award for Excellence in Architecture, MSU Alumni Associa on [2004] Award given by the Alumni Associa on, selected by School of Architecture faculty for excelling in architecture and involvement in the university community.

COMMUNITYBig Green Commute Co-organizer [2011-Present] Organizing ZGF’s annual commu ng compe on between offi ces in the DC region that encourages par cipa ng employees to commute in the most sustainable way possible. Since 2013, the BGC has raised over $17,000 for two organiza ons: Community of Hope and Coali on for Smarter Growth.AIA-DC High Performance Building Commi ee Member [June 2014-Present] Organizing educa onal series and case study presenta ons to raise the bar for sustainable design and project performance knowledge in the local architecture community.Community of Hope, Night of Hope Host Commi ee Member [2016] Organizing and genera ng interest for COH’s annual fundraising eventGuest Cri c, Catholic University School of Architecture and Planning [2009, 2015] Guest cri c for the Comprehensive Building Studio as well as the Sustainable Strategies and Synergies in Building Assessment courseDC Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2F - Crime and Public Safety Commi ee [2013-2015] Regularly met with DC Police offi cials, monitoring crime trends; organizing public outreach for crime informa on and safety issues including bicycle and pedestrian best prac ces.

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Josef A Fuentes Address 1606 Isherwood St NE, Unit #3 Cell 518.364.0262Washington, DC 20002 Email [email protected]

professionalleadership

Associate/Project ArchitectHKS Inc. (www.hksinc.com) Washington, DC Winter 2014-Present Capital One McLean II is high rise Type I 1.8million Sf building to become Capital One's corporate

headquarters. As one of the project architects, I worked with a 8+ person project local team to provide technical guidance to address the unique design conditions of the building envelope. Worked with 15+ consultants through organizing and leading coordination meetings. Actively participated in Contractor/Owner meetings and provided project support to the construction administration team.

Associate Representative for the DC office to provide guidance and become a resource to 12-14 Associates through the promotion process and collaborate with leadership to create initiatives to improve firm culture.

Project Manager/ArchitectThe Eisen Group (www.theeisengroup.com) Washington, DC Winter 2012-Winter 2014 Lead managerial, technical support, and LEED coordinator for various projects within the 10-15 person

firm. Offered mentoring and guidance through the development of the drawings as well as mentoring and exposure to profession. Projects include:

One Loudoun is a master-plan located in Ashburn, VA which encompasses multiple 2-3 level mixed use buildings of about 40K-60K square feet each in area.

17 & Wewatta is a multi-family three tower on a podium high rise located in Denver, CO. The project is approximately 900K sf with various programmatic elements including an amenity deck and multiple tenants including a large grocery store.

Designer / BIM CoordinatorRTKL Associates (www.rtkl.com) Washington, DC Fall 2006-Winter 2012 St Agnes campus modernization scope included several enabling projects and a 240,000 sf, 120 bed patient

tower. I was one of the key team members during the Construction Administration phase through completion for the patient tower.

leadership &activism

Treasurer / Past Chapter Director / Co-founderOpen Architecture Collaborative - DC Chapter Washington, DC Winter 2005-present Working with a team of core volunteer members to establish ourselves as a socially responsible design

organization to work with under resourced communities. Organize meetings to determine our priorities and chapter level organization structure.

Project lead for various local and international projects ranging from schools to community centers. Several projects have been implemented for communities to experience, including: School within Schools Teacher Spaces , Cardozo HS Parent Resource Community Center, and Vietnam Hung Trach Playground.

As one of the Regional Council Leader, I've participated in conversations between the various Chapters around the world to establish the framework for the organization and its members.

PresidentCondo Association Board Washington, DC Winter 2015-present Coordinated and managed process for several property improvements for the small 4 unit condominiums.

Developed sketches and budget figures to allow for the board to make an informed decision. Main point of contact for any units sells within the building.

awards &achievements

Architectural Registration in New York April 2010DC Council of Engineering and Architectural Society’s “Young Architect of the Year” February 2010AIA “Emerging Architect of the Year” November 2009AIA/TAP 2006 BIM Awards - Analysis and Simulation category April 2006LEED Accreditation February 2006

education Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY 1999-2004 Bachelor of Architecture - GPA 3.44/4.00 Dean’s List Rome Study Aboard program in conjunction with University of Washington.


1710 N. Greenbrier Street Jennie Fowler Gwin, AIA 804.690.0227 Arlington, Virginia 22205 [email protected] Leadership Experience_____________________________________________________________________ docomomo_us/dc Washington, D.C. 2014 - Present Board Member Elect of local chapter of international organization dedicated to the documentation and conservation of buildings of the Modern

era Co-chair 2015 Tour Day, the primary fundraising and outreach event for docomomo_dc; organized lecture, tour of the Watergate, and

reception for 65 attendees; solicited corporate sponsorships; developed brochure content Chair, Social Media and Website Committee

AIA Northern Virginia Young Architect’s Forum 2013 - Present 2013 ARE Prep Series Assistant, arranged logistics for a 5-month series of seminars 2014, 2015 ARE Construction Documents Vignette Instructor

Association for Preservation Technology – DC Chapter Washington, D.C. November 2009 - Present 2014 Recipient of the APT DC Emerging Professionals Scholarship to attend APT International Conference Assist the Secretary in registering courses and tours for AIA Continuing Education Units

Chair of Fairlington United Methodist Church Building Committee Alexandria, VA January 2012 - November 2015 Guided a congregation of 700 people through the process of planning for a multi-million-dollar renovation Developed structure of Committee and recruited volunteers for Executive Leadership Team and 7 sub-committees with over 50 members Drafted Committee’s mission statement in consultation with Committee members and Church Council Communicated the Committee’s progress to the Church Council and the congregation through written reports, speeches, and meetings

American Architectural Foundation Washington, D.C. December 2014 Represented Beyer Blinder Belle at American Architectural Foundation Center for Design and Cultural Heritage Thought Leadership Forum

AIA DC Architecture in the Schools Washington, D.C. Spring 2012 Developed curriculum and instructed elementary school students in program that introduces children to the field of architecture

Panelist, Washington D.C. Public Library A/E Selection Panel Washington, D.C. February 2012 Served as the design expert on a senior team tasked with reviewing proposals to select the A/E team for a neighborhood branch library

Panelist, Urban Land Institute Advisory Panel Washington, D.C. November 2011 Participated in a week long charette with other design and development experts on the best use of the Mies van der Rohe designed MLK

Library building in Washington, D.C., culminating in a public presentation and published report

Featured Speaker, Urban Land Institute - Urban Marketplace Richmond, VA May 2007 Presented research on the role of federal and state Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits in financing urban real estate projects to a forum of

real estate developers, non-profit professionals, community leaders, architects, and historic preservation professionals

Professional Experience________________________________________________________________________ Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners Washington, D.C. Associate February 2014 - Present

Project Manager and Project Architect

Projects include: adaptive reuse of the Old Post Office Building and the Philadelphia Family Court Building; rehabilitation of the Tower Office Building (1401 K Street, Washington DC) and the National Park Service Hains Point Headquarters; restoration of the Carter G. Woodson Home; Historic Structure Report for the U.S. Ambassador’s Residence in Tokyo, Japan

Manage contracts, supervise colleagues, write and negotiate fee proposals Collaborate throughout the design process with clients, consultants, and colleagues to prepare presentation, design, and construction

documents Author reports outlining design and preservation approach with detailed site and building analysis Organize in-house project presentations and construction watch tours for AIA Continuing Education Units Lead office ARE prep series to help guide colleagues through the ARE and licensure process

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1710 N. Greenbrier Street Jennie Fowler Gwin, AIA 804.690.0227 Arlington, Virginia 22205 [email protected] Leadership Experience_____________________________________________________________________ docomomo_us/dc Washington, D.C. 2014 - Present Board Member Elect of local chapter of international organization dedicated to the documentation and conservation of buildings of the Modern

era Co-chair 2015 Tour Day, the primary fundraising and outreach event for docomomo_dc; organized lecture, tour of the Watergate, and

reception for 65 attendees; solicited corporate sponsorships; developed brochure content Chair, Social Media and Website Committee

AIA Northern Virginia Young Architect’s Forum 2013 - Present 2013 ARE Prep Series Assistant, arranged logistics for a 5-month series of seminars 2014, 2015 ARE Construction Documents Vignette Instructor

Association for Preservation Technology – DC Chapter Washington, D.C. November 2009 - Present 2014 Recipient of the APT DC Emerging Professionals Scholarship to attend APT International Conference Assist the Secretary in registering courses and tours for AIA Continuing Education Units

Chair of Fairlington United Methodist Church Building Committee Alexandria, VA January 2012 - November 2015 Guided a congregation of 700 people through the process of planning for a multi-million-dollar renovation Developed structure of Committee and recruited volunteers for Executive Leadership Team and 7 sub-committees with over 50 members Drafted Committee’s mission statement in consultation with Committee members and Church Council Communicated the Committee’s progress to the Church Council and the congregation through written reports, speeches, and meetings

American Architectural Foundation Washington, D.C. December 2014 Represented Beyer Blinder Belle at American Architectural Foundation Center for Design and Cultural Heritage Thought Leadership Forum

AIA DC Architecture in the Schools Washington, D.C. Spring 2012 Developed curriculum and instructed elementary school students in program that introduces children to the field of architecture

Panelist, Washington D.C. Public Library A/E Selection Panel Washington, D.C. February 2012 Served as the design expert on a senior team tasked with reviewing proposals to select the A/E team for a neighborhood branch library

Panelist, Urban Land Institute Advisory Panel Washington, D.C. November 2011 Participated in a week long charette with other design and development experts on the best use of the Mies van der Rohe designed MLK

Library building in Washington, D.C., culminating in a public presentation and published report

Featured Speaker, Urban Land Institute - Urban Marketplace Richmond, VA May 2007 Presented research on the role of federal and state Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits in financing urban real estate projects to a forum of

real estate developers, non-profit professionals, community leaders, architects, and historic preservation professionals

Professional Experience________________________________________________________________________ Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners Washington, D.C. Associate February 2014 - Present

Project Manager and Project Architect

Projects include: adaptive reuse of the Old Post Office Building and the Philadelphia Family Court Building; rehabilitation of the Tower Office Building (1401 K Street, Washington DC) and the National Park Service Hains Point Headquarters; restoration of the Carter G. Woodson Home; Historic Structure Report for the U.S. Ambassador’s Residence in Tokyo, Japan

Manage contracts, supervise colleagues, write and negotiate fee proposals Collaborate throughout the design process with clients, consultants, and colleagues to prepare presentation, design, and construction

documents Author reports outlining design and preservation approach with detailed site and building analysis Organize in-house project presentations and construction watch tours for AIA Continuing Education Units Lead office ARE prep series to help guide colleagues through the ARE and licensure process

Shalom Baranes Associates Washington, D.C. Staff Architect December 2010 - February 2014

Projects include the Cannon House of Representatives Office Building (CHOB) Renewal, GSA Headquarters Modernization, and an urban mixed-use development integrating new construction and historic buildings

As CHOB team assistant CAD manager, managed team schedule and coordinated development and implementation of BIM standards Researched and authored historic preservation and artwork studies for the CHOB Renewal Led the effort to survey the historic windows and doors of the CHOB, creating a comprehensive, queriable database

RMJM Hillier Washington, D.C. Preservation Designer May 2007 - December 2010

Projects included the Modernization of the United States Supreme Court Building and the West Virginia State Capitol Master Plan Managed consultants and interfaced with contractors and the client to coordinate the construction administration phase of the Modernization

of the United States Supreme Court Building Worked closely with senior Supreme Court and Architect of the Capitol staff to design new spaces within the historic building and coordinate

significant security and systems upgrades to the National Historic Landmark Preservation Action Washington, D.C Graduate Intern Summer 2006 Researched and authored published texts and presentations on various aspects of historic preservation legislation Education________________________________________________________________________________

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Alexandria, VA May 2012 Master of Architecture Thesis entitled, “Detail Outward: How to Add to an Iconic Modern Building”

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA May 2007 Master of Science in Historic Preservation, concentration in preservation planning Certificate in Urban Design Outstanding Thesis Award for Masters Thesis, “Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits: A Valuable Tool for Neighborhood Change”

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA May 2004 Bachelor of Science in Architecture Design Bachelor of Arts in Architectural History Minor in Historic Preservation Recipient of the Anna Hope Martin Book Award for Outstanding Academic Accomplishments in Architectural History


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65 Randolph Pl NWWashington DC, 20001ALBERT FOX HOPPER, AIA

[email protected]

EDUCATION

SOFTWARE

FABRICATION

LANGUAGE/ TRAVEL

HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Design 2004-2007Master in Architecture, Graduated with Distinction

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 1997-2001BA in architecture,

ITALIAN fluentSPANISH conversational

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Materials and Construction Professors: Toshiko Mori, Thomas Schroepfer, Nader Tehrani

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Spring 2001Design Studio Level III Professor: Anthony Viscardi

Field drawings of existing conditions of marble fragments and site remains

Model making of construction details, space lighting, and building form, layout and material

Design development and construction drawings

Construction drawing, and existing condition drawings

Graphic layouts and image processing for competition boards and magazines Existing condition measurements and drawings Building permit applications

Reconstruction drawings of the buildings and site plans Ink on mylar of measured drawings and field sketches for publication

Assisted students with project development, choice of fabrication techniques and materials.

Assisted students with project development, representation, and modeling.

(Cambridge, MA)

(Samothrace, Greece)

HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Design Spring 2006

HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Design Fall 2005-2006

Science and Technology Professors: Jonathan Levi, Thomas Schroepfer, Nader Tehrani Weekly desk crits with students

(Cambridge, MA)

HARVARD UNIVERSITY Career Discovery Summer 2006

Researched, wrote, and presented 6 lecturesDigital Media Instructor for 400 students: 6 lectures 22 workshops

(Cambridge, MA)

(Cambridge, MA)

Bethlehem, PA)

(New York City, NY)

(Bethesda, MD)

(Bethesda, MD)

(Alexandria, VA)

(Allentown, PA)

Photoshop*

Illustrator*

Powerpoint*

Autocad*Revit Rhinoceros*

3D Studio MaxExcel*

SketchUp* VRay*

*Advanced

*Digital

*Academic Travel

****Publication ***Exhibit**Conference Presentation

*Award

** Funded Research

InDesign*

Laser Cutters* Casting

CNC Router*Sewing MachineWood Shop Tools

Z Corp*

TOKYO Intrigued by the concrete jungle and drawn by the culture and its people, I explored and observed the architecture imbedded in the maze of its streets.

LONDON Treading a line between experiencing, waiting, watching, and recording the movement by people, I was captivated by the relationships between space, person, and group.

ROME Growing up in Rome amongst the ruins of the Roman Empire, the gems of the Baroque and the adjacent Etruscan remains, I developed respect and lessons form their formal and spatial complexities.

VICENZA Spending a semester abroad in the hometown of Carlo Scarpa and Andrea Palladio brought an extended appreciation for the materiality, geometric layout and conscious detail of the built form, in relation to the urban fabric and public space.*

AWARDS

STUDIO WORKS* Harvard Design School 2003-2007

STUDENT SHOW* Harvard University GSD 2003-2007

STUDIO WORKS 11 **** Harvard Graduate School of Design 2006

AIA/AAF* Scholarship for First Professional Degree 2005

ELEMENTARY INTERFACE* Thesis Prep Distinction Harvard GSD 2006FUTURE CLASSROOM DESIGN ** Korean Institute of Educ. Facilities 2006

DEAN’S LIST* Lehigh university 1998-2001

DREAM MACHINES*** Banana Factory Bethlehem, PA 2001DESIGN DC** McMillan Presentation @ DC Convention Center 2014

reVISION*** Historical Society of Washington DC 2015

SEGOVIA Living with a Spanish family for a summer allowed a focused study of Spanish language, history, architecture and culture.

PARIS Under the guidance of Ivan Zaknic, Le Corbusier scholar, I spent the summer living in the Swiss Pavilion, and touring the Parisian streets sketching and researching architectural forms and urban strategies.*

SAN SEBASTIAN The Basque region offers a plethora of geographic and cultural diversity. The city itself holds a number of important architectural masterpieces, along with powerful sound sculptures along its coast.

AMMAN Living in Jordan for six years broadened my understanding and respect for the complex layers of history interwoven with the diverse Islamic art and cultures.

ATHENS The visual perfection of the Parthenon, along with the density and scale of its historic quarters contrasted by the recent urban growth afforded a study of urban fabric caught between centuries.*

SEOUL Funded travel for my thesis research in the design of the future elementary school for Korea inspired topics of seriality and identity in a recently developing economy caught between cultures.**

BEIJING A city under construction and destruction; the loss of the hutong, the famous four walled homes found in the historic neighborhoods and the dan wei housing in exchange for Olympic projects.**

ZACATECAS Studio study for the design of portable light and fabric architec-ture for semi-nomadic huichols to be used for first aid and education.**

NYU INSTITUTE OF FINE ARTS Archeological Dig Summer 2004

The sacred sanctuary, located on the island of Samothrace in the northern Aegean, dates back to the late archaic peaking in the classical period. The two month experience afforded much dialogue in the controversial world of anastolosis, conservation, and archeology.

Construction documents for Hudson River ParkBrooklyn waterfront model and reuse studies

4500 EW Highway- Partial involvement on exterior skin. Lobby design & construction documents Eleven55 Ripley- Interior unit layouts and LEED DocumentationCCDC Condos- Interior amenity & lobby space construction documents McMillan- Project designer through public approvals process- NCPC, HPRB, ZC & ANC Presentations DC Water & Yards West Master Plan- Project Designer, ZC & ANC presentations

MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURGH ASSOCIATES Summer 2005

MVVA offered a unique perspective on the built environment from the scale of the landscape and urban context. The Hudson river project introduces the first topographic park built on a historic pier. The undulating landscape was a challenge due to loading conditions, resulting in models and calculations for proper proportions of soil and foam. This lead to an investigation of various lightweight fills, soils and unique detail drawings.

(Washington, DC)SHALOM BARANES ASSOCIATES 2007-Present

Shalom Baranes Associates is a DC firm whose work is predominately urban and within the Washington Beltway. The firm has designed Washington’s most acclaimed projects such as CityCenter DC, 22 West and the conversion of the Georgetown incinerator into the Ritz Carlton Complex. While famed for its ability to gain approval for Washington’s most progressive projects, its true talent resides in the adaptive reuse of historic structures, whether federal or private.

MCINTURFF ARCHITECTS 2001-2003

ADAMS ARCHITECTS Summer 2001

LAWSON & ASSOCIATES Summer 1998- 2000

The firm's work is rooted in a discourse of modern and regional ideologies evident in the finely detailed designs. The firm's use of working models for each project demonstrates a dedication to the spatial, material, and detail of each project.

Adams Architects is a small historic preservation firm in Alexandria Virginia. As a designer I was given a range of projects, scaling from furniture to additions. This entailed a knowledge of permitting, construction details, rendering, and an understanding of historic architectural contexts. This experience was instrumental in the various approaches toward interventions in the historic urban fabric, along with gaining professional insight into building preservation, tectonics, construction, and review boards.

Lawson and Associates is a commercial firm focusing on the design of HDTV stations. The work entailed the renovation and updating of NBC and FOX regional stations. The work was highly technical, and the experience on CAD and construction documents was invaluable.

Each lecture dealt with a different theme through historical and contemporary examples of the relationship between the tools architects use and their authorship.

The course introduces a conceptual framework for the design of building assemblies, as informed by a clear understanding of construction technologies and of the properties of building materials.

The course introduces students to the role of materials and fabrication in architecture. Properties and principles of materials are discussed through conceptual, philosophical, ethical and technological issues.

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University of MarylandMaster of Architecture School of Architecture, Planning, & PreservationGraduate Technology Assistant

University of FloridaBachelor of Design, Cum Laude, Academic All-SEC Honors, Division I National Champion, FootballCollege of Design, Construction, and Planning: School of ArchitectureVicenza Institute of Architecture Study Abroad

Soto Architecture and Urban Design • Washington, D.C. Project Coordinator Responsibilities include site and zoning analysis, and all phases of drawing development through construction. Technology implementation strategy development and standards creation, business development and general fi rm operations.

Grimm + Parker Architects • Calverton, MDIntern Architect, Residential and Urban Design Studio Promoted to Project Architect. Mixed-use residential construction of affordable, senior, market rate and student housing with a mix of construction types. Profi cient in all phases of projects. Led the Design Review Committee and Technology Practice Standards for the housing studio.

Gensler • New York, NYIntern Architect, Financial Services Studio Responsibilities included 2D and 3D visualization, editing drawings, assisting in the preparation of proposals, and drafting of construction documents.

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- WaterShed Architectural Team Leader: Solar Decathlon 2011, First Place Entry -Design, construction, website design,and public outreach - https://2011.solarteam.org/ -Author, Metropolis Magazine: And The Winner Is, October 2011- Semi-Finalist, Washington Monument National Ideas Competition- Member of AIA DC, ULI Washington Chapter, and HAND (Housing Association of Nonprofi t Developers)- CANstruction and Habitat for Humanity Participant- Presenter, Affordable Housing Conference of Montgomery County.- Profi cient in hand drawing, sketching, and computer generated images - Certifi ed Autodesk Professional, 2014 & 2015- Revit and AutoCAD, 3ds Max, & Sketchup, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Premier Pro

RA, LEED AP BD+CJOE IJJAS

May 2015 - Present

May 2008 - August 2008

August 2009 - May 2011

August 2005 - May 2009

October 2011 - May 2015


c l a y 424 M Street NW, Apt. 4 770.757.5446

jackson Washington, DC 20001 [email protected]

Education Auburn UniversityBachelor of Architecture – Cum Laude

Awards, Honors 2015 Registered Architect – Georgia & Certifications 2015 NCARB Certified

2015 IIDA Award of Honor – Bailey’s Upper ES2014 NAIOP Best Building, Adaptive Reuse, Award of

Excellence – Bailey’s Upper ES2013 LEED AP BD+C

Activities 2016 Gensler gConnect – Firmwide Marketing Training 2015—2016 ULI Mentoring Program

2012 ACE Mentoring – Hayfield High School2011—2012 AU Urban Studio

2008 AU Rural Studio: Rose Lee’s Expandable House

Experience GenslerArchitect—Washington, DC September 2015 – Present

Parcel P2B, District Winery (Retail) – 20,000 SF New Construction, DCgCCCapital One HQ (Office) – 1.7 M SF New Construction, LEED GoldMerriweather Development (Office) – 800,000 SF New Construction, LEED Cert.

Cooper CarryArchitect—Alexandria, VA June 2012 - September 2015

Bailey’s Upper Elementary School (K-12/Adaptive Reuse) – 100,000 SF Renovation

Crystal Drive Plaza Redevelopment (Retail) – 20,000 SF New ConstructionCapitol Point South (Mixed Use) – 1.2 M SF New Construction; LEED Cert.The Main, Norfolk Hotel & Conference Center (Hospitality) – 680,000 SF New

Construction; LEED Cert.1900 Crystal Drive (Office) – 725,000 SF New Construction, LEED Gold900 16th Street (Office) – 400,000 SF New Construction, LEED Cert.UGA Satellite Campus (Higher Education) – 5000 SF RenovationWestgate Elementary School (K-12) – 50,000 SF Renovation & New Construction

KPS GroupIntern Architect—Birmingham, AL August 2011 – January 2012

Birmingham Int. Airport Terminal (Aviation) – 300,000 SF Renovation/AdditionSt. Luke’s Presbyterian Church (Religious) – 10,000 SF Renovation/AdditionPowell School Historic Preservation (Adaptive Reuse) – 3000 SF Renovation

Preservation

Goodwyn, Mills & CawoodIntern Architect—Montgomery, AL May 2011 – August 2011

East Montgomery High School (K-12) – 50,000 SF New ConstructionPower South Corporate HQ Addition (Office) – 15,000 SF Renovation

Skills Revit Architecture, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, Hand Modelling, Hand Drawing, Project Coordination

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Constance C. Lai, AIA, NCARB, LEED® BD+C, USACE CQM-C EDUCATION

Master of Science in Architecture (SMArchS), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1999 o Art and Architectural History, Theory, and Criticism (HTC)

Bachelor of Architecture, Rice University, 1996 Architectural Internship, Studio Citterio-Dwan, Milan, Italy, 1994-1995 B.A. Architecture, Rice University, 1994 Easton Area High School, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1990 Rotary Exchange Student, Collége St. Louis, Liége, Belgium, 1989-1990

FULL-TIME POSITIONS Grunley Construction Co., Inc. | Rockville, MD | Manager of Historic Preservation Services | June 2009 - Present Wiss, Janney, Elstner, Associates, Inc. | Washington, DC| Associate III | January 2007 – June 2009 Wiss, Janney, Elstner, Associates, Inc. | Burbank, CA| Associate III | March 2005 - January 2007 Page and Turnbull, Inc. | San Francisco, CA | Designer | October 2002 - February 2005 Wallace Floyd Design Group | Boston, MA | Architectural Designer | June 1999 - August 2002 Michael Willis and Associates, Architects | Oakland, CA | Independent CAD Operator| July - August 1997 Michael C. Farley | Houston, TX | Architectural Intern| July 1996 - October 1996. January 1997 - April 1997 Kathy Heard Design | Houston, TX | Architectural Intern | June - July 1995. November - December 1996 Studio Citterio-Dwan | Milan, Italy | Intern | September 1994 - May 1995 Po-Seng Chen Architects | Taipei, Taiwan | June 1993 - July 1993

CERTIFICATIONS/REGISTRATIONS/LICENSES Licensed Architect: Washington, District of Columbia, ARC 101379 Licensed Architect: Pennsylvania, RA406593 NCARB Certified: #67002 (NCARB Record #89882) LEED® AP BD+C: #10426873 American Institute of Architects (AIA): #30113627 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction Quality Management for Contractors, Certified Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualifications: Architectural History, Architecture, and

Historic Architecture PUBLICATIONS

“Interview with Constance Lai - Historic Preservation Manager, Grunley Construction.” Featured on the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation’s blog, “These are the Preservationists in your Neighborhood,” July 27, 2015, http://www.achp.gov/inclusiveness-constance.html

“Construction and Conservation Safety”, AIC News, American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works’ bi-monthly member newsletter, September 2014, Vol. 39, No. 5 http://cool.conservation-us.org/cool/aicnews/construction-and-conservator-safety/

Thresholds, MIT Department of Architecture journal, Co-editor, Spring 1998 - Fall 1998 "Thresholds 16: Speed, IMPACT, Change." Junior Co-editor. Spring 1998 "Thresholds 17: Asian.” Senior Co-editor. Fall 1998

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT AWARDS Honor Award, 2014 GSA Design Awards, Dwight D. Eisenhower Executive Office Building Modernization City of Pasadena, California, Historic Preservation Award, South Undergraduate Houses at Cal Tech, 2007


Constance C. Lai, AIA, NCARB, LEED® BD+C, USACE CQM-C

CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, LECTURES, VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

“Preservation and Construction: Repairing the Washington Monument” Lecture o “Lunch And Learn” Talk, AIADC, District Architectural Center, Washington, DC, June 3, 2016 o Keynote Lecture, Indiana Limestone Institute, 2015 Fall Members Meeting, Bloomington, IN, October 26, 2015 o Lecturer, Association for Preservation Technology, Washington, DC, March 19, 2015. o “Lunch And Learn” Talk, AIADC, District Architectural Center, Washington, DC, January 30, 2016

NCARB Task Force “Pace of Change in the Architectural Profession,” August 6 & 7, 2015. HumRRO, Alexandria, VA. Invited Participant.

American Architectural Foundation’s Center for Design & Cultural Heritage Thought Leadership Forum, “A 21st Century Dialogue about the Role of Craftsmanship in Design, Preservation, and Sustainability.” December 15, 2014. Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC. Invited Participant.

AIA National Conference Volunteer o Chicago, IL. June 2014. o Washington DC. Organized five tours of Grunley Construction sites: two historic preservation tours of GSA’s

Saint Elizabeths West Campus, two sustainability tours of GSA’s Saint Elizabeths West Campus and one tour of the Smithsonian Institution’s Arts and Industries Building. May 2012.

Association of Preservation Technology: Washington, D.C. Chapter (APTDC). o Co-Chair of 2010 APTDC Symposium, “Greening the (Already) Green: Incorporating Sustainable Ideas into

Historic Buildings” o Moderator for the session “Managing Modern Materials.” Association of Preservation Technology: Washington,

D.C. Chapter (APTDC). 2014 APTDC-DoCoMoMo Symposium, “The Challenges of Preserving Modern Materials & Assemblies.” AIA Headquarters, Washington, DC.

o Organized three events for members at the Arts and Industries Building (construction tours on March 31, 2011 and March 8, 2012; lecture October 18, 2012)

Washington Architectural Foundation Volunteer. Taught architectural skills to fourth graders at Patterson Elementary School, Washington, DC. Fall 2012.

Rice Alumni Volunteers for Admission (RAVA) – Alumni Interviewer, 2005-current Wardman Condominium Board: 2008-2010 (Vice President), 2011-2013 (Vice President), 2015-current (Treasurer) Dupont Circle Advisory Neighborhood Committee (ANC) 2B: Zoning, Preservation, and Development (ZPD) Committee:

Committee Member since 2016

Software, Competition, Awards, Teaching Experience SOFTWARE PROFICIENCIES

Construction Management Software: Sharepoint, Prolog, Newforma, Procore, PlanGrid Visual/CAD Software: Adobe Acrobat, Bluebeam, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, ACDSee

COMPETITIONS / AWARDS Masonry Camp, Swans Island, Maine, International Masonry Institute, 2003 Royal Oak Foundation Biennial Architectural Design Competition, Semi-finalist, 2001 ACADIA International Competition, Library for the Information Age - First Place Team, 1998

TEACHING EXPERIENCE All positions were at the Boston Architectural Center, Boston, MA.

Bachelor Level Theory Course: HT215 Methods of Inquiry, Fall 2001 and Spring 2002 Bachelor Level Studio: SA101 A-1 Studio, Spring 2001 Master Level Theory Course: HT701 Forum in Design Principles, Fall 2001 and Fall 1999 Master Level Studio: SA701 A Studio, Fall 2000

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Experience

QUINN EVANS ARCHITECTSWashington, DC Oct. 2015 - Present STaff DESignEr. Conduct building surveys, conditions assessments, and historical research. Develop written and illustrated documentation and analysis. Create BIM and architectural drawings. Office Intranet Community Manager for preservation studio. Member of office Education Team. Primary Project: renovation of Old City Hall in richmond, Va.

RTKL ASSOCIATESWashington, DC March - Oct. 2015 DESignEr in arCHiTECTurE. Led consultant coordination meetings, managed “lessons learned” for phased work, and completed construction documents. Primary Project: Modernization of the Herbert C. Hoover Building, Department of Commerce in Washington, DC

HARTMAN-COX ARCHITECTSWashington, DC feb. - March 2015 COnTraCTOr. Prepared and edited successful project proposals and presentations for Commission of fine arts review.

DESIGN COLLECTIVE INCBaltimore, MD June – aug. 2014 inTErn arCHiTECT. Drafted construction documents and project renderings. Conducted building materials research.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANDSCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & PRESERVATION (MAPP)College Park, MD aug. 2011 – Dec. 2014 graDuaTE aSSiSTanT. Conducted conditions assessments for national Park Service List of Classified Structures. TEaCHing aSSiSTanT. Led course discussions, developed course activities, and reviewed student work for The Everyday and the American Environment and History of World Architecture II and III.

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Planning & Facilities Management | Office of Design & ConstructionWashington, DC May – aug. 2013 inTErn. illustrated restoration plans for work on 19th century national Landmark, Healy Hall, for presentation to historic preservation review boards.

CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIESWashington, DC aug. 2008 – aug. 2011 rESEarCH aSSiSTanT, Europe Program & Human rights and Security initiative. Managed projects, interns, websites, and conferences.

THE ATLANTIC MAGAZINE Washington, DC Sept. 2007 – Dec. 2007 EDiTOriaL inTErn. Conducted research and editorial assignments.

NEWS AND RADIO STATION, B92Belgrade, Serbia Sept. 2006 – aug. 2007 WEB inTErn. Blogged on the experience of an american in the Balkans. Edited.

awards

THESiS aWarD granted for excellence in the Master of architecture Thesis. 2014.

COMMEnCEMEnT SPEaKEr Historic Preservation Masters Program. 2014.

DESign COLLECTiVE SCHOLarSHiPgranted through competitive application and interview process. 2014.

LiLi KiBEL MEMOriaL SCHOLarSHiP granted for academic achievement. 2013.

aia POTOMaC VaLLEY SCHOLarSHiP granted for academic achievement. 2012.

HErBErT rYCrOfT ii MEMOriaL SCHOLarSHiP granted to pursue summer study abroad. 2012.

HEnrY ruSSELL SHaWTraVEL fELLOWSHiP granted to independent,well-rounded graduates for a year of purposeful travel. 2006.

Skillsrevit SketchupPhotoshopillustratorinDesignautoCaDMicrosoft Office


Professional Organizationsaia, associate

Docomomo, national and chapter member

Vernacular architectureforum, national member

aPT DC, Chapter member

interests & activitiesPhotographyYogaDance: Salsa, Samba, MerengueTravelKnitting & Crochet

Leadership

FACADE ADVISORY BOARDTakoma Park, MD July 2015 - Present CO-CHair. Lead city-level reviews of alterations to commercial properties in the Takoma Park Historic District.

COLLABORATIVE STUDENT PLANNING COMMITTEEuniversity of Maryland, MaPP June 2013 - June 2014 fOunDEr & CHair. Led and organized an interdisciplinary charrette on the redevelopment of the glenn Dale Hospital Campus in Prince george’s County, MD. Planned and organized the interdisciplinary Study Tour of Prince george’s County, MD for incoming students in the architecture, historic preservation, real estate, and urban planning programs.

HISTORIC PRESERVATION ORGANIZATIONuniversity of Maryland, MaPP aug. 2012 - June 2014 PrESiDEnT (2013-14), ViCE PrESiDEnT (2012-13). Organized events and monthly meetings for students in the Historic Preservation Masters Program. Planned participation in Maryland Day.

CURRICULUM COMMITTEEuniversity of Maryland, MaPP aug. 2012 - June 2013 graDuaTE STuDEnT rEPrESEnTaTiVE. Developed curriculum revisions with a committee of architecture program faculty, students, and staff.

Education

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANDSCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & PRESERVATION gPa: 4.0 College Park, MD aug. 2011 – Dec. 2014 Master of architecture and Master of Historic Preservation. Master’s Thesis: Ruins and Wrinkles: Revaluing Age through Architecture, an adaptive reuse of the r.J. reynolds Tobacco district as a multi-generational mixed use community. SEED (Social Economic Environmental Design) certified, Feb. 2013. Completed multidisciplinary urban planning, real estate, and historic preservation course in St. Petersburg, russia. Summer 2012.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY gPa: 3.5 Cambridge, Ma Sept. 2002 – June 2006 Bachelor of arts with honors in History and Literature. Languages: Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (fluent) SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAINING, BALKANS PROGRAM Zagreb, Croatia Spring 2005 Studied politics and gender in post-war societies of the former Yugoslavia.

Lucy E. MooreTel: 336-978-5281

E-mail: [email protected]

Communityinvolvement

faCaDE aDViSOrY BOarD, Member. Takoma Park, MDfeb. 2015 - Present

arCHiTECTurE in THE SCHOOLS, Volunteer. Washington, DCSummer 2015 &College Park, MD Spring 2013.

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2008 - 2011HYPERFORM DESIGN CO-OPDenver, Colorado | Intern Architect

Residential, religious, mixed-use, multi-family, competitions3d visualization, animation, design, construction documents, model building

Engaged in construction documents, design, and performed Revit model management duties for St. Anthony Catholic Church | Dalhart, TX | 41,000 SF

2007 - 2008DAVIS PARTNERSHIP ARCHITECTSDenver, Colorado | Intern Architect

Civic, healthcare, commercial, mixed-use, education, multi-family, competitionsConstruction documents, 3d visualization, design, physical model building

Assisted in preparation of construction documents and created illustrative elevations for the Roaring Fork Volvo Dealership | Glenwood Springs, CO | 15,575 SF

Provided 3d modeling, design, and produced high-end interior renderings for the renovation and addition to the Portneuf Medical Center | Pocatello, ID | 1.7 million SF

Self motivated and energetic project architect with eight years of experience | Diverse background with an emphasis on exterior detailing and design | Passionate team member committed to learning and fostering a respectful, fun, and creative environment

education MASTER OF ARCHITECTURETulane University | New Orleans, LA

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURETulane University | New Orleans, LA | Minor: Philosophy

2007

2007

2011 - 2015THE CLEWORTH ARCHITECTURE LEGACY (CAL) PROJECTTeacher

2015 ARE ASAP (AIA COLORADO)Mentor | Building Systems

2011 - 2015WE CAREVolunteer

2016 - presentDESIGN IN ACTIONMentor

2016 - presentRURAL DOG RESCUEAdoption Volunteer

community activities

2015 - present

2011 - 2015HDR ARCHITECTUREDenver, Colorado | Architect

Civic, healthcare, commercial, science & technology, mixed-use, MOB, interiors, exteriors, competitions3d visualization, design, conceptual design through construction administration, historic preservation

Performed sustainable infrastructure assessments (SIA’s), energy, and water conservation audits for the United States Air Force Europe | Italy, Germany, Turkey | 3.5 million SF Managed Revit model and engaged in interior design layout for the VA Grand Junction Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center | Grand Junction, CO | 20,000 SF Participated in on-site construction administration for the Inpatient Tower, Cancer Pavilion, and new parking structure for the University of Colorado Hospital, Fitzsimons expansion | Aurora, CO | 804,000 SF

Project architect for the Herschler Building CUP & Connector, revit model manager for the Wyoming State Capitol Renovation & Restoration | Cheyenne, WY | 348,000 SFEngaged in exterior detailing, construction documents, and construction administration for Humber River Regional Hospital | Toronto, ON | 1.7 million SF

ARRAY ARCHITECTSWashington, D.C. | Project Architect

Healthcare, science & technology, interiorsProgramming, design workshops, conceptual design through construction documents

Lead project architect and Revit model manager for the Baptist Health South Florida Miami Cancer Institute Interior Fit-Out | Miami, FL | 80,000 SF

relevant experience

program proficiency REVIT SKETCHUP

RHINOCEROS

3DSMAX/VRAY

MAYA

PHOTOSHOP

ILLUSTRATOR

INDESIGN

T IMOTHY E. NUANESWashington, D.C.

[email protected]

303.726.2638

AIA

NCARB

LEED AP BD + C


ACHIEVEMENTS

The Top Graduate in College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology at OSU for 2012-2013 Academic Year, based on service and commitment to the college. Led graduation procession.

Senior of Significance. 1 of 48 at University for 2012-2013 Academic Year.

Orange Cord Recipient, OSU Service-Learning Volunteer Center, 1 of 4 at University for the 2012-2013 academic year.

ENGAGEMENT

ProfessionalArchitects in Schools (AIS), AIA-DC Program2013-Current

CANstruction Office Coordinator, 2015

National Council of Architecture Registration Boards (NCARB) Intern Think Tank, 2014-2015Presentation at the Annual Business MeetingPresentation at the Licensing Advisers Summit

American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Legacy Panelist at the Grassroots Leadership Confe-rence, July 2013

National Architecture Accreditation Board (NAAB) Visiting Accreditation Team Member, Judson University, March 2013

HKS Mid-Atlantic Design Fellowship, February 2013

EducationalAIAS Chapter at Oklahoma State UniversityChapter President, 2012Competitions Chair, 2011Treasurer, 2010

Architecture Students Teaching Elementary Kids (ASTEK), 2009-2012

President’s Leadership Council, 2008-2009

EntrepreneurshipFirm ManagementTeam ManagementNegotiatingContractsCommunity OutreachUnderstanding Trends

Leadership

ResearchPublic SpeakingTeam BuildingWriting & CommunicationGraphic Communication

SKILLS

ADDRESS1300 Army Navy Dr #930Arlington, VA 22202

[email protected]

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Architecture Architecture History and Theory Minor Oklahoma State University Cum Laude, 3.742 GPA

August 2008December 2012

WORK EXPERIENCE CannonDesign Architect cannondesign.com

Newly licensed architect with 3 years experience. Office Pre-Licensing Coordinator assisting new hires in the transitition to the workforce and coaching peers in the licensure process. Cheerleader for peers currently in the pursuit of licensure.

HKS, Inc. Summer Intern hksinc.com

Recurring summer internship beginning in high school. Worked in the Hospitality Studio on numerous projects contributing to design phases, design development, and construction documents.

March 2013Current

200720082011

Oklahoma State University Teaching Assistant, Success Coach, Success Coach Coordinator go.okstate.edu

From 2010 through graduation in 2012, held a variety of positions within the School of Architecture and College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology (CEAT). Kept office hours for Teaching Assistantships and taught students in one-on-one tutoring. Participated as a Success Coach in the CEAT freshman mentoring program and later became coordinator for one dozen success coaches.

2010-2012

Leadership is a service and a calling. To be a leader, one must serve those who serve them in order to build their successes. In the collaborative environment of architecture, a team must support each other and their leader must enable, support, and encourage them to succeed. Through service, we replace ego with humility, hubris with collective pride and the efforts of one with the accomplishments of many. I hope my resume shows how I live my personal definition of leadership every day.

PROFESSIONAL STATEMENT

AIA, LEED AP BC+CCarrie Lee ParkerArchitect, Emerging Leader

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MARY-MARGARET STACY AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOC.412 Deerfield Avenue

Silver Spring, Maryland 20910C. 202.427.6051

[email protected]

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Muse Architects, Bethesda, MD Project Architect • Project Architect with 15 years of experience in custom single-family residential additions, renova-

tions, and restorations, as well as institutional facilities. Working in conjunction with all team mem-bers on projects which seek to enhance the best qualities of the existing context while mitigating its problems.

• Active in all phases of design and construction including existing conditions documentation, sche-matic design and master planning, construction documents, bidding and negotiation, and contract administration.

• Significant experience in navigating the permit and regulatory systems of the Washington, DC metro area including multiple projects in DC and Montgomery County, MD historic districts.

• Special expertise includes local zoning and permitting, space planning and interior detailing, custom casework design, fitting/fixture/finish selection and specification, and field coordination/on site problem solving.

• Responsible for managing publication and overseeing layout and design of award submissions.• Student internship coordinator for annual internship program in partnership with Bethesda-Chevy

Chase High School.

Lexington Fayette Urban County Government, Lexington KYDivision of Historic Preservation Intern• Inventoried and documented neighborhood building characteristics for use in National Register

nominations and local historic district studies.• Documented historic structures prior to demolition with measured drawings and photography.• Assisted staff in preparing documentation and reviewing materials for Board of Architectural Review

cases and applications for Certificates of Appropriateness.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Registered Architect in the District of Columbia

AIA Potomac Valley Member

AIA Capital Area Custom Residential Architects Network • Steering Committee Member for AIA Potomac Valley, creating opportunities for continuing educa-

tion and networking activities for residential practitioners from AIA|DC, AIA Potomac Valley, and AIA Northern Virginia.

Washington Architectural Foundation Volunteer• Design in Action-Internship Coordinator for Muse Architects. • Architecture In the Schools-Teaching team member.

2001-Present

2000-2001

2009-Present

2010-Present

2013-Present

2010-Present2014


MARY-MARGARET STACY AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOC.412 Deerfield Avenue

Silver Spring, Maryland 20910C. 202.427.6051

[email protected]

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Silver Spring United Methodist Church • Campus Improvements Committee Team Member

Overseeing renovation to our 4-Corners Campus sanctuary for community use and upgrades/recer-tification of our commercial kitchen/creation of a “Choice Pantry” in partnership with Manna Food Center.

• Capital Appeal Team Member Raising funds to meet deferred maintenance needs and provide match money for State and County grants for facilities improvement to meet community needs.

• Chair of Locations Team Team developed a plan for re-programing two campus buildings, totalling over 100,000 sf, and solic-ited State and County grants totaling $250,000 in order to develop nonprofit and community use at 4-Corners Campus.

• Active member of the congregation involved in feeding ministry, children’s education programs, and facilities use.

Project Northstar • Community tutoring and mentoring program for homeless and formerly homeless children.

Sligo Creek Housing Cooperative • Co-op Board Member

Delta Zeta Social Sorority • President of Alpha Theta Chapter at the University of Kentucky.

EDUCATION

University of Kentucky College of ArchitectureBachelor of Architecture • Fifth Year Design Award • Atelier Veneziano, Venice Italy

2006-Present2016-Present

2015-Present

2013-2015

2006-Present

2002-2008

2005-2006

1996-2001

1996-2001

Spring 2001Spring 2000

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EXPERIENCE2015-Present OPX Global Design Consultancy Washington, District of Columbia

Job Captain

• Manages production and coordination of construction documents for commercial interiors projects

• Develops programming, schematic planning and design development presentations

• Coordinates construction administration tasks with contractors, consultants and clients

• Contributes to firm’s pro bono work within the local community

• Collaborates with colleagues to develop and enhance firm’s BIM standards

2011-2015 Wiencek + Associates Architects + Planners Gaithersburg, Maryland

Project Architect

• Produced construction documents for multifamily housing projects

• Managed and coordinated BIM models between project team members and consultants

• Designed and presented schematic and design development packages to clients

• Coordinated and conducted design progress meetings with clients and consultants

• Served as primary contact for contractors and clients throughout design and construction phases

• Conducted construction progress meetings, field reports, punch lists and project close out procedures

• Conducted site and zoning analysis during pre-design phases of projects

• Facilitated design charettes with clients, user groups, contractors and consultants

• Presented projects to local design and historic preservation review boards

• Documented projects for LEED Gold certification & Green Communities Certification

MATTHEW VARGAS AIA


2010 Treacy + Eagleburger Architecture Washington, District of Columbia

Intern Architect

• Produced schematic design and construction documents for single family projects

• Conducted field surveys for single family projects

• Created digital study models and presentation drawings for client review

• Processed permit documents

2009 The Architect of the Capitol Washington, District of Columbia

Architectural Aide

• Performed architectural services for projects throughout the buildings and grounds of the U.S. Capitol

• Conducted research for historical drawings of the Old Senate Chamber

• Participated in design meetings with clients and government contractors

• Performed administrative tasks for architects, engineers, and interior designers

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EDUCATION2009-2011 Catholic University of America School of Architecture & Planning Washington, District of Columbia

Dual Master’s of Architecture + Science in Sustainable Design

• ARCC King Student Medal Winner for Excellence in Architectural & Environmental Design Research

• Concentrated in Urban Design

• Traveled with design studios to Panama City in fall 2010, Amsterdam in fall 2009 2005- 2009 Catholic University of America School of Architecture & Planning Washington, District of Columbia

Bachelor’s of Science in Architecture

• Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society Member

• Benjamin T. Rome Senior Design Competition Finalist

ADVOCACY2012-Present

American Institute of Architects

• Former Emering Professionals Committee Chair (Potomac Valley Chapter)

• AIADC Emerging Architects committee member

Washington Architectural Foundation

• Led a semester of Architecture in the Schools in 2014

CANstruction/Capital Area Food Bank

• Participated in design and construction of canned food sculptures from 2011-2014

National Building Museum Mini Golf

• Led design and construction of mini golf holes in 2012, 2013.


AMY VETAL 1100 North Glebe Road Arlington, Virginia, 22201 (703) 297-0764 [email protected]

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

JACOBS Arlington, VA

Consultant August 2012 – Present

Smithsonian Institution Climate Change Adaptation Plan and Vulnerability Assessment Developed the framework for identifying, evaluating and addressing climate change vulnerabilities and opportunities relative to flooding within the Washington D.C. region. Led the development of Smithsonian’s Climate Change Adaptation Plan which outlines the Institution’s approach to increasing adaptive capacity and resiliency to climate change. Awarded the Jacobs Performance Excellence Award.

Harford County Maryland Strategic Facility Master Plan Led the evaluation of operational and programmatic conditions for 35 facilities for three County agencies. Interviewed County staff and utilized industry benchmarking standards to identify facility deficiencies. Collaborated on the development of prioritization metrics and proposed multiple county-wide development options based on County needs and priorities.

City of Brownsville Texas Industrial Development Master Plan Produced an implementation plan for the development of 32 proposed projects aimed at maximizing infrastructure systems and industrial development opportunities within the Greater Brownsville Area. Facilitated meetings with key stakeholders from the Brownsville Public Utility Board, Brownsville Port Authority, Brownsville Airport Authority, Brownsville Planning Department and Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority to determine agency priorities, project requirements, potential project conflicts, and key decision points integral to the implementation timeline.

Western Digital Facilities Vulnerability Assessment Coordinated a multidisciplinary team of engineers to develop the Western Digital Facilities Vulnerability Assessment which identified the potential impact of natural disasters on Western Digital’s real estate portfolio and manufacturing operations.

National Guard Readiness Center Transformation Master Plan (NGB) Employed GIS and GIS Business Analyst Extension to analyze demographic and commuting data to identify community and soldier travel trends. Analyzed existing site conditions to identify environmental constraints, determine buildable areas and opportunities. Developed recommendations for future development based on analysis and client input.

Overseas Building Operations GIS Content Development (OBO) Project Manager and Lead Consultant. Developed the approach to GIS Content Development for OBO facilities. Developed the process and requirements for GIS content development. Developed the proposal and managed project financials during the production of GIS content for 150 project sites. Supervised a team of five Jacobs employees through the content gathering and content development stages. Awarded the Jacobs Performance Excellence Award.

Department of State Child Care Feasibility Study (DoS) Analyzed data to determine Agency’s child care demands. Coordinated all design disciplines through the development of multiple design options and led the development of the feasibility report. Awarded the Jacobs Performance Excellence Award.

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Design Manager March 2009 – August 2010

National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) Managed design review activities conducted by a multi-disciplinary team to support client vision and resolve technical and programmatic design issues on the 2.4 billion dollar facility. Developed and implemented design review processes to ensure the facility met client expectations. Identified and coordinated the resolution of critical design issues to limit the potential to impact project budget or schedule. Represented the client to ensure design and construction met requirements to obtain Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for the NCE facility. Served as a liaison to facilitate the resolution of Fire/Life Safety and Protective Systems issues during construction. Awarded the Jacobs Performance Excellence Award and United States Army Corps of Engineer Star Partner Award.

Architectural Designer June 2005 – March 2009

Project Planning Document Charrette (PPDC), National Guard Bureau (NGB), multiple projects Analyzed existing site conditions and developed site plans and massing options based on client input. Conducted visioning and programming sessions to determine client priorities and needs. Ensured the facility and site layout designs complied with local zoning regulation and master plan guidelines. Presented findings, site plans and facility layout options to the client. Awarded the Jacobs Performance Excellence Award.

Aviation Support Facility, National Guard Bureau (NGB) Conducted visioning and programming session to determine client needs and desires. Generated floor plan, site plan and massing options responsive to client needs. Ensured the facility and site layout designs complied with local zoning regulation and master plan guidelines. Supported team in completion of 95% construction documents.

Overseas Building Operations (OBO), US Department of State Analyzed existing site conditions to identify site constraints and opportunities. Developed conceptual floor and site plans for New Embassy Compounds in Bucharest, Romania and Santo Domingo. Ensured the facility and site layout designs complied with local zoning regulation and master plan guidelines.

U.S. Green Building Council’s 2006 Natural Talent Design Competition Fall 2006 Collaborated with a team of four to develop proposal for the sustainable strategies and design of portable classrooms. Received 1st place at both a regional and national level.

EDUCATION

University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA Master of Urban and Regional Planning June 2012

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, VA Bachelor of Architecture; Cum Laude June 2005

CERTIFICATIONS/SKILLS/MEMBERSHIPS

Certifications: American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) certified November 2014; U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED AP accredited June 2009

Technical Skills: Esri GIS, Esri Business Analyst Extension, AutoCAD, MicroStation Building Information Modeling (BIM), Adobe Suite, SketchUp, Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Publisher, Access, SharePoint

Memberships: American Institute of Architects, American Planning Association, JacobsNEXT Regional Representative, Jacobs BeyondZero Leadership Team, Jacobs Advanced Planning Leadership Team

Volunteering: Jacobs Rebuilding Together Coordinator 2012-2016


Yanwen Xiao

CEL: 864-722-3465 EMAIL: [email protected]

Arch II Perkins+Will, Washington D.C./Atlanta, GA

Ronald McDonald Charity House, Dunwoody, GA [DD] Cabell Children's Hospital, Hunington, WV [DD]

Intern Architect Perkins+Will, Atlanta, GA

Nanchang Urban Planning, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China [SD] Wuhan Salon Urban Development, Wuhan, Hubei, China [SD]

Intern Architect A.S. Architecture Studio, Shanghai, China

EXPERIENCE

Ikitelli Healthcare Campus, Istanbul, Turkey [SD]University of Virginia Medical Center Expansion, Charlottesville, VA [DD, CD] Oncology Hospital Aranjuez, Bagota, Columbia [SD]Lexington Medical Center-Clinical Expansion, Lexington, SC [SD, DD] University of Miami Sports Performance Clinic, Miami, FL [SD]Mission Health-New Tower Expansion, Asheville, NC [SD, DD]

M.Arch Architecture+Health

Laurea Magistrale, Architecture/Urban Design

B.Sc. Structural Engineering

Clemson University, Clemson, SC, USA Tuition Waiver+Assistantship

Polytechnic University of Milan, Milan, Italy Tuition Waiver+Scholarship

Tongji University, Shanghai, China

EDUCATION

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A Movable Spanning Structure with Adjustable Mid-span Rise. 2012103596883. Xin Ruan, Yanwen Xiao, Wulong Bai 2014/09

PATENT

The evolving role of evidence-based research in healthcare facility design competitions. Frontiers of Architectural Research. Shan Jiang, Yanwen Xiao, George Hughes, Stephen Verderber. 2014/09

A Movable Spanning Structure with Adjustable Mid-span Rise. the 4th International Footbridge Conference. Yanwen Xiao. 2011/07

Introduction to the Application of Landscape Infrastructure in Anti-terrorism in the Case of Important Construction Frontier Security. China Science and Technology Information. Yanwen Xiao. 2011/07

Frontiers of Architectural Research

4th International Footbridge Conference

China Science and Technology Information

PUBLICATIONS

Clemson Young Alumni Initiative. a fund raising initiative aimed to offset $23,000 tuition per year for Clemson Architecture+Health students. Currently it is at 81% of its goal. (June 2016)

Verderber, Stephen. Innovations in Transportable Healthcare Architecture. Routledge (2016). p100.

Co-Founder

Contributor/Work Cited

OTHER

2015 Perkins+Will DLC Design Competition, First Prize

2014 Health Environment Award, Winner

2014 McClure Award Finalist

2011 ARCHMEDIUM Design Competition Finalist

Summa Cum Laude

International Students Fellowship

Academic Excellence Scholarship

“Grid | River | Landmark”, Chicago, IL Media Coverage by Chicago Business, Rejournal, etc.

“Zen Life Care”, Contract Magazine & 2014 HCD Conference, San Diego, CA Media Coverage by Contract Magazine, etc.

“Aging in the City”, Senior Living Facility at Greenville, SC

“New Soils, New Flows”, Theater Museum at New York City, NY

Polytechnic University of Milan, Milan, Italy (2012)

Polytechnic University of Milan, Milan, Italy (2010)

Tongji University, Shanghai, China (2006/2007/2008)

AWARDS

VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

McKinley Middle School, Designed by Quinn Evans Architects.

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V. CALENDAR

20169/9 Boot Camp Introduction: Overview of the course and participants. Outlining the importance of leadership within the profession.

10/14 Working Together Working together with team members and stakeholders.

11/4 Entrepeneurship & Firm Management Leadership, Ownership and Transition

12/2 The Art of Negotiation & Contractual Pitfalls Ethics and law, from contracts and codes to professional ethics and standards of behavior20171/13 Social Responsibility & Community Leadership Professional expectations for social responsibility and public service. Understanding how politics and advocacy effect the profession.

2/3 Rain-Making Business and professional communications, social media and networking.

3/13 Industry Trends Technologies within the industry, including BIM, IPD and the latest practices.

4/7 Research, Education and Practice The importance of research within the practice, education and mentorship.

5/5 Developing Your Future Within the Practice The future of architecture and the fundamentals of planning, design, documentation and service.

Program Schedule

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2016-2017DC Short Term Family Housing. Designed by Soto Architecture and Urban Design.

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VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SponsorsWe want to thank all of our sponsors for generously helping us develop CKLDP for the future success of our emerging leaders of the Washington, DC metropolitan area.

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