Resume Anton Janezich

QUALIFICATIONS:

Anton Janezich has spent nearly three decades working with some of the world’s leading architectural firms and architects. His experience designing and managing major projects in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia bring focused ability and tacit knowledge to every project he is involved in. Anton’s architectural vision is driven by an awareness and application for the cultural, economic, and intellectual complexities of the modern world. His experience includes modern and historic large-scale master planning, their compo-nent buildings and infrastructure, as well as more modest-sized corporate and residential projects, and collaborations in both building and interior architecture. Prior to becoming one of the founding architects of AJArchitects, Anton spent 18 years with Skidmore, Owings and Merrill and was an Associate Partner at their London office. He was men-tored by associates of Mies van der Rohe’s office, where he learned the design of exterior curtain walls from the experts who trail blazed this art form in the mid-20th century.

DESIGN AWARDS:

Newspaper Association of America, Washington, DC 2009 The Silver Award, IIDA Design Award, Mid Atlantic Award

Bingham McCutchen LLP , Washington, DC 2009 The Bronze Award, IIDA Design Award, Mid Atlantic Award 2008 Award of Merit - Best Interiors over 25,000 SF NAIOP Maryland/DC Chapter

Department of Commerce, Washington, DC 2006 American Institute of Architects - National Honor Award BIM Technology

Organization of American States, Washington, DC 2005 The Pinnacle Award, IIDA Design Award, Mid-Atlantic Chapter 2005 The Gold Award, IIDA Design Award, Mid Atlantic Award 2005 Excellence in Design, an Award of Merit, Inform Awards 2004 Award of Excellence, AIA, Washington, DC Chapter

Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, LLP, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2000 Award-Design Excellence, AIA, Pittsburgh Chapter

10 Ludgate Place, London, United Kingdom 1992 Progressive Architecture Award

United Gulf Bank, Manama, Bahrain 1989 AIA – Chicago Chapter – Distinguished Detail Honor Award 1988 AIA – Chicago Chapter – Distinguished Building Award 1984 Progressive Architecture Award

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (selected projects)

N Street Follies, Washington, DCBoutique Hotel in DuPont Circle Historic DistrictProject Designer - Adaptive reuse - In Progress, 98 rooms - (82,000 sq. ft.)

Independence Bank, Washington, DCHeadquarters and Banking HallProject Designer - Interior adaptive reuse - (7000 square feet)

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2009-Present - AJArchitects, Washington, DC - Co-Founding Principal

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2007-2009 - V3 Architects.Urban Planners, Washington, DC - Managing DirectorNine Elms Development, London EnglandResidential Master Plan and Site for new US EmbassyCoordinating Architect - Through US Department of State approval, (3,000,000 sq. ft.)

Crowchild Professional Building, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaHeadquarters - Investment Office BuildingCoordinating Architect - Through Construction Documents, 2008, (116,000 sq. ft.) Springbank Airport Terminal, Calgary AlbertaInternational Terminal with Retail and Resturant, Private Jet Maintainance Facility Coordinating Architect - Through Schematic Design, (40,000 square feet)

Acera Development, Calgary AlbertaHeadquarters - Interior Fit-OutCoordinating Architect - Through Schematic Design, (20,000 square feet)

Huanggang Excellence Century Centre, Shenzhen, ChinaMixed Use Development – Office, Hotel, Residential, Commercial, ParkingProject Designer – Through Design Development, (3,500,000 square feet)

Huaqiao Business City, Shanghai, ChinaRegional Strategic Analysis and Concept Master Plan(10 million square meters, 3 million square meter central business core)Project Designer – Through Concept Design

Newspaper Association of America, Arlington VirginiaInterior Fit-Out Project Designer – In Progress, 2006 (37,000 sq. ft.)

Bingham McCutchen, LLP, Washington, DCLaw Firm - Interior Fit-Out and CollaborationProject Designer - In-Progress, 2006 (175,000 sq. ft.)

GSA/DOC Herbert Hoover Building, Federal Triangle, Washington, DCBuilding Renovation and Historic RestorationProject Designer & Project Manager - In-Progress, 2006 (2,100,000 sq. ft.)

GSA Regional Headquarters, Washington, DCBuilding Renovation and RepositioningProject Designer - In-Progress, 2006 (750,000 sq. ft.)

Organization of American States, Washington, DCInternational Agency/Building Renovation and Interior Fit-OutProject Designer - Completed, 2003 (280,000 sq. ft)

The Washington Redskins, Ashland VirginiaTraining Facility and Owner’s Office Suite/Interior Fit-OutProject Designer - Completed, 2001 (40,000 sq. ft.)

LECG, Washington, DCOffice Interior Fit-OutProject Designer - Complete, 2001 (50,000 sq. ft.)

Anton Janezich, AIA

2006-2007 - Leo A Daly, Washington, DC - Projects Director

2000-2006 - Group Goetz Architects, Washington, DC - Design Principal

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1997-2000 - Lehman-Smith+McLeish, Washington, DC - Associate

Patton Boggs, LLP, Washington, DCLaw Firm Conference Center/Entry Level Repositioning and RenovationCoordinating Architect - Completed, 2000 (20,000 sq. ft.)

Border Station, Roosville, MontanaGSA First Impressions InitiativeCoordinating Architect – Through Construction Documents, 2000 (56,000 sq. ft.)

Freddie Mac, Phase IV, McLean, VirginiaCorporate Office - Interior Fit-Out and Collaboration with Base Building ArchitectCoordinating Architect - Through Construction Documents, 2000 (400,000 sq. ft.)

Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaLaw Firm Office - Interior fit-out of the “Oliver Building” by Daniel BurnhamCoordinating Architect - Completed, 2000 (200,000 gross sq. feet)

Gannett/USA Today, McLean, VirginiaHeadquarters - Interior Fit-Out and Collaboration with Base Building ArchitectCoordinating Architect - Completed, 2000 (750,000 sq. ft.)

MCI, Eastern Region Centre, Frederick, MarylandCall Centre - Interior Office Fit-OutCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1997 (52,000 sq. ft.)

Department of Defense, Fort Meade, MarylandExterior Wall RenovationCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1997 (1,000,000 sq. ft.)

National Association of Home Builders, Washington, DCBuilding Addition and RenovationCoordinating Architect - Through Construction Documents, 1996 (250,000 sq. ft.)

Gensia Laboratories, Ltd., Irvine, CaliforniaBio Lab and Manufacturing FacilityCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1995 (60,000 sq. ft.)

Industrial and Commerce Bank of China, Beijing, ChinaCorporate Bank HeadquartersExterior Wall Design - Construction Documents 1995 (250,000 sq. ft.)

US Embassy, Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaBase Building and Interior Fit OutExterior Wall Design - Construction Documents, 1995 (130,000 sq. ft.) International Finance Corporation Headquarters, Washington, DCHeadquarters - Interior Fit-OutCoordinating Architect - Through Construction Documents, 1995 (550,000 sq. ft.)

Hamilton Square, NW, Washington, DC Investment Office Building RenovationCoordinating Architect - Through Construction Documents, 1994 (325,000 sq. ft.)

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1995-1997 - Kling Lindquist, Washington, DC - Associate

1977-1995 - SOM, Chicago, London, Washington DC - Associate Partner

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1300 Wilson Boulevard, Roslyn, Virginia Investment Office Building RenovationExterior Wall Design - Through Construction Documents 1993 (300,000 sq. ft.)

Arab International Bank/Conrad Hotel, Cairo, Egypt 680 Room HotelCoordinating Architect - Through Construction Documents, 1993 (650,000 sq. ft.)

10 Ludgate Hill, Ludgate Development, London, England Investment Office BuildingCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1993 (150,000 sq. ft.).

100 Ludgate Hill, Ludgate Development, London EnglandInvestment Office BuildingCoordinating Architect - Complete, 1992 (150,000 sq. ft.)

Skioura House, Broadgate Development, Phases 12 & 13, London, England Investment Office BuildingExterior Wall Design - Through Design Development, 1992 (570,000 sq. ft.)

Exchange House, Broadgate Development, Phase 11, London, EnglandInvestment Office BuildingExterior Wall Design - Complete, 1991 (550,000 sq. ft.)

Bishopsgate, Broadgate Development, Phases 6, 7 & 8, London, England Investment Office BuildingCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1990 (650,000, 550,000 & 675,000 sq. ft.)

Republic Bank Development, Dallas, TexasCorporate Bank HeadquartersPart of Project Team - Through Construction Documents, 1986. (1,500,000 sq. ft.)

Perimeter Center, Atlanta, GeorgiaInvestment Office Buildings: North Atrium and South TerracesCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1985 and 1996 (550,000 and 600,000 sq. ft.)

United Gulf Bank Headquarters, Manama, BahrainCorporate Bank HeadquartersCoordinating Architect - Completed, 1983 (100,000 gross sq. ft.)

World Trade Centre, Norfolk, VirginiaInvestment Building/Part of a Four Building Master PlanPart of Project Team - Completed, 1982 (220,000 sq. ft.)

Huntington Bank Centre, Columbus, OhioCorporate Bank HeadquartersPart of Project Team - Completed, 1982 (1,030,000 sq. ft.)

Madison Plaza, Chicago, IllinoisInvestment Office Building/Two Building Master PlanPart of Project Team - Completed, 1980 (1,100,000 sq. ft.)

EDUCATION

1977 - Bachelor of Architecture, Design Curriculum - University of Illinois1979 - Masters of Architecture, Structures Curriculum - University of Illinois



Bingham McCutchen, LLPWashington, DCwith Lewis Goetz and GGA

Law Firm/Interior Fit-Out, Phase 1Project Designer - Completed, 2007 (50,000 sq. ft).

Interconnecting StairThis project was designed as a col-laboration with New York Architect Vesselin Milev. Based on his previous professional relationship with Bing-ham McCutchen, Vesselin would bring the qualitative ideas needed to align Bingham McCutchen’s forward think-ing modernist views tailored for the 21st century to bear in Washington, DC as he did at their London and New York locations. As design principle for GGA, Anton worked with Vesselin to satisfy the quantitative criteria for the project. The resulting collaboration balanced Meliv’s schematic ideas with built solutions in response to the proj-ects programmed requirements with a view to insure financial success for the Washington DC location of this international litigation and real estate firm. In addition, Anton was to take the schematic objectives and goals pre-pared by Vessilin and assemble the con-struction documents necessary to dem-onstrate the qualitative design intent to conclusion in its final built form and as visioned by Milev. The collaboration resulted in the desired applied creativ-ity giving parody to the architectural qualities of the design and the financial and business objectives of the client.




Organization of American StatesWashington, DCwith Lewis Goetz and GGA

International Agency/Building Renova-tion and Interior Fit-OutProject Designer - Completed, 2003 (280,000 sq. ft.)

Conference CentreThe General Secretariat Building of this international organization was designed in an international style around their ex-tensive art collection and natural materials indicative to the “Americas.” The lobby and adjacent conference centre was repo-sitioned to link the two spaces together by removing the lobby slab to carve out a two story conference centre and exposing it to natural light for the 35 nation diplomatic representative body. Served by interpreter rooms to facilitate the official languages of Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English, the conference centre is over-viewed by an-other two story public space of the entrance lobby above. To unify the once separated political forum of the conference centre and the public lobby above, folded planes of Honduran mahogany were geometrical and visually added to the scheme along a ceremonial path that connects the two spaces with a stainless steel, limestone and glass monumental stair. The folded wood planes form a canopy and entrance to the main conference room and a canopy and ceiling for the entrance reception desk and elevator lobby above. This design provides a forward thinking image for an interna-tional and culturally diverse organization.


Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, LLPPittsburgh, Pennsylvaniawith Debra Lehman Smith and LSM

Law Office/Interior Fit-outCoordinating Architect - Completed 2000 (200,000 sq. ft.)

Boardroom - Onyx WallInspired by the onyx storefront facades of the coffee bars in Carrera, Italy, the boardroom corridor wall offers visual pri-vacy for the users while allowing natural light to pass through it. The serrated or saw tooth design provided lateral stabil-ity to the wall as well as identical eleva-tions inside and outside the boardroom.




10 Ludgate Place, London, EnglandInvestment Office Buildingwith Adrian Smith and SOM

Coordinating Architect – Completed 1992 (150,000 sq. ft.)

Exterior Wall

Designed as an expression of “high tech” gothic, the cladding of this building takes a simple 1500 mm module and adds a level of vertical detail with the use of gran-ite and stainless steel. The depth this ar-rangement creates, exploits the limited views up and down Seacoal Lane, a nar-row and curved, London side street adja-cent to the Holborn Viaduct approach to St. Paul’ s Cathedral and The Old Bailey.


United Gulf BankManama, Bahrainwith Adrian Smith and SOM

Corporate Bank HeadquartersCoordinating Architect - Completed 1983 (100,000 sq. ft.)

Exterior Wall

The articulated pre-cast panelized system that makes up the exterior building skin offers protection from the sun by using several architectural responses to the cli-mate of Bahrain. Although the facade of the building suggests a relatively simple pre-cast expression, the building site and the climate considerations required a great deal of care to generate the geometry that accommodated the exterior wall, offer so-lar protection and provided views. Clear reflective insulating glass windows are deeply recessed, evoking references to the regional vernacular, and are set beneath a horizontal sun-shading element designed to minimize solar gain from the high south sun. This element acts in conjunction with a translucent glass transom above to admit and reflect diffused natural light to perim-eter office spaces. In front of the window panels, diagonally oriented vertical shad-ing fins of green tinted glass are set into the building’s pre-cast concrete cladding panels. These fins are all oriented south and inhibit solar penetration during the morning and late afternoon hours while still affording views to the outside. This pre-cast design demonstrates that modern western architecture can respond sensi-tively to climate, culture and a difficult site.

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