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Welcome to the world of Terra Construction Group – JHS Architecture: Integrated Design and Allen Medi-cal International! We are delighted for the opportunity to make this introduction. We have combined our broad and diverse experience in regional, national, and international design and construction to bring to you a united team for all of your projects regardless of their size or complexity. Terra Construction Group, based in St. Petersburg, Florida, serves as the ma in office of our Design-Build Team. They are one of the largest civil site preparation and heavy construction companies in cen-tral Florida, established more than 40 years ago. In addition to their regional work in the United States, Terra Construction has spent the last decade establishing a strong presence in numerous countries throughout the Middle East, Africa, and the Far East. With their past history of successful heavy construc-tion work and their growing resume of international projects, Terra Construction and our experienced Design team is the proper choice for your Design-Build project. JHS Architecture: Integrated Design was established in 1986 and has been engaged in the design of resort/hospitality, healthcare, educational, and corporate facilities in the United States for both govern-mental as well as private clientele for more than 28 years. With more that 75% of their workload coming from existing clients, it is apparent that the quality of our designs and the level of our service is second to none. JHS is currently engaged in the expansion of their service area with endeavors in Puerto Rico, Cos-ta Rico, and Colombia, and the Middle East. Allen Medical International has been in business since 1994 with over 20 years experience in Medical Practice Development and Management and International Medical Assistance services. Allen Medical In-ternational is one of the world’s largest, most respected, most comprehensive International Medical Group operating under one dynamic organization. Corporately located in the United States, operating in Los An-geles, California with several global satellite offices in Austria, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Mexi-co, Portugal, Serbia, and in the United Arab Emirates. They have over 18,000 medical access points worldwide with providers consisting of over 20,000 physicians, clinics, hospitals, air ambulances, nursing homes, laboratories, pharmacies, and diagnostic centers. They provide medical assistance services to lo-cal and foreign nationals, expatriates, business and leisure travelers, students, and missionaries and their volunteers in over 200 countries. Allen Medical supports their provider network and their clients with a comprehensive suite of business and practice enhancement programs to include additional services such as medical practice development and management, Health Information Systems and other medical soft-ware, hospital improvement solutions, medical tourism, hospital equipment, third party administration, health insurance and re-insurance products, and more. Allen Medical reinforces and improves, quality, en-hancement, effective delivery, and a healthy and successful bottom line. As you review this brochure of our combined efforts please understand that each and every one was de-signed and built to meet the specific and individual requirements and vision of each client. Thank you for your consideration of Terra Construction/JHS Architecture: Integrated Design and Allen Medical International as your Design-Build Team. We pledge to you the same dedication and creativity our existing clients have come to enjoy. We are very excited about the opportunity to work with you on mutually beneficial projects as we bring American know how and supreme client satisfaction to you.

Sincerely, JHS ARCHITECTURE: Terra Construction Group Allen Medical International INTEGRATED DESIGN, INC.

Randy L. Sides, AIA, NCARB Adnan Rahman Avionne P. Allen-Singh Chairman of the Board President and CEO President and CEO

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Resort Hammock Beach is located in Palm Coast Florida on the 18th green of a Jack Nicklaus golf course overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. This mixed-use resort took on a unique de-sign by creating 2 levels of parking with retail spa, fitness and back of house amenities below the raised habitable plaza areas. The facility incorporated 900 beds, a confer-ence facility, multiple dining facilities, and an indoor and out-door pool amenity complex. .

Healthcare Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge is a new state-of-the-art hospital. A total of 76 inpatient beds are housed within the 224,000 square foot facility along with a complete Imaging Department, Emergency Department, Laboratory, Pharma-cy, multiple Food Service facilities, a Labor-Delivery-Recovery-Suite (LDR) and complete Surgery Suite. The Surgery Suite serves both inpatient and outpatient needs with a total of six operating theaters, a nine station Post Anesthesia Care Unit, and 22 Outpatient Surgery Prepara-tion and Recovery Bays. The Labor-Delivery-Recovery Suite is equipped with six LDR Rooms, two C-section Suites, and a C-Section Preparation and Recovery Suite.

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Corporate Billy Graham Library and Museum facility. This project was developed in the mold of a Presidential Library to tell the story of the life of Billy Graham. The entire site was con-ceived to mimic his early childhood growing up on a farm with the recreation of his boyhood home and the construc-tion of a museum building in the form of a barn.

Higher Education The Rice Athletic Center was initially conceived as three floors of roughly 20,000 square feet per floor. The building program is focused on office environments with inspired public areas and practical service spaces. A public circula-tion spine is envisioned along the courtyard façade. This space serves as an elongated entrance space, but may also serve to offer a narrative for Gamecock sports through displays and graphics. This project was received Gold LEED Certification.

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Philosophy Work closely with the client through all stages of t he project to design an environment in which the user can be comfortable and function in a way that meets their needs. We endeavor to do this with the upmost concern for economics through the use of quality materials at reasonable construction costs.

The Arts The modernistic design of THE HOPE MUSEUM for Breast Cancer Awareness was derived from the Lotus Flower. This flower symbolizes life and represents the struggles and hardships that we have encountered and overcome to be-come an object of beauty. This museum will be located in Tampa Bay, Florida and will teach us about the history, sci-ence, and art of the Breast.

High Rise Resort JHS Architecture was retained to design the twenty-seven story Condominium Resort Campus located in the coastal city of Galveston, Texas. This community is situated on east beach, a barrier island off the Texas gulf coast and is known as the “playground of the south”. This resort was created with half of the units being condominiums and half being time-share units. Included in this project were pool amenities and retail spaces.

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Landscaping The design and implementation of Landscaping is very im-portant to any project. Landscaping is usually the first thing that one sees as they approach any project. It can frame different elements of the project and bring your eye to the entrance. As seen above the landscaping at Hammock Beach was no different. The lush heavy landscaping helps tie all of the exterior elements together and helps soften some of the rigid architectural features.

Planning and Urban Design The planning and development of the Liberty Harbor com-munity was a mixed use development. The design incorpo-rated retail, single family housing, multi-family housing and landscaping courtyards. All of these features were tied to-gether with a conveying system of pedestrian and vehicular circulation. Good community design creates not only a destination for you to live, play and work but and experi-ence that you want to share.

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Vision First design must conform to the Owners vision for operational efficiency, identity and budget. Second, the design must respect the physical and social context for the site. Lastly, design evolves from the intrinsic spirit of the architect guided by educa-tion, experience and artist expression. When design composes an inspired response to these forces it sets the building on a path toward a meaningful and timeless architecture.

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Continuing a successful team relationship for Palmetto Health, JHS and HKS collaborated on the Palmetto Health Parkridge Baptist Hospital, a 76-bed healthcare destination focusing on patient care and hospitality. The forth hospital in the Palmetto Health System, Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge is concentrated solely on serving the unique needs of the community which it is built. Utilizing many of the system-based support services located off-site, the 224,000-square-foot hospital is focused on patient care areas. By minimizing travel distances and maximizing efficiencies, the facility is planned to increase the time caregivers spend with patients and to create a guest-centered care experience. A totally electronic hospital, the comprehensive healthcare facility is planned for growth in 50 to 100-bed increments up to 300 beds. Stemming from the desire to be a special place that is unique and to be remembered, the hospital’s design represents the Palmetto tree and the system brand. As the Palmetto tree is indicative of strength, fortitude and nurture, these ideas inspire the form, function and material applications used to create the five-star facility.

Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge Columbia, South Carolina

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Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge Columbia, South Carolina

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Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge Columbia, South Carolina

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In 2004 JHS Architecture: Integrated Design, Inc. was selected by Palmetto Health in a nationwide selection process to design the new $41,000,000 Perioperative Modernization project at the downtown Columbia Palmetto Health Baptist Campus. This project consists of an expansion of the hospital’s existing campus by approximately 30,000 square feet as well as major renovations to approximately 91,000 square feet of existing clinical, diagnostic, and support space. Departments involved included a new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with the unique feature of accommodating parents “rooming in” with their infants, new LDR Rooms, a Triage / Observation Suite, C-Section Delivery Suite, and Admissions Nursery were created. On the surgical floor five new operating rooms were created and sixteen existing operating rooms were completely renovated to current state of the art standards. Both inpatient and outpatient surgical prep and recovery suites were expanded and modernized. Pre-admission testing facilities, Patient Family Waiting Areas, and Admissions Departments were created. Through cooperative development a phasing plan consisting of five distinct phases was developed in such a manner as to keep all departments of the hospital affected by the construction activities fully operational at all times. This involved compromise on everyone’s part but in the end everyone was delighted with not only the result, but the process as well.

Palmetto Health Baptist Perioperative Modernization Columbia, South Carolina

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In 2005 the team of Stanley Beaman and Sears and JHS Architecture: Integrated Design, Inc. was chosen in a nationwide process to renovate the existing Palmetto Health Cancer Center for the new Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital, the first free standing children’s hospital in the state. This facility offers a full spectrum of care including diagnostic, surgical facilities, family amenities, waiting areas, and patient treatment rooms. This facility also provides a state of the art Day Hospital within the boundaries of the Children’s Hospital which provides a variety of treatments and infusions on an outpatient basis. The interior design of the facility is based on a series of environmental concepts including arctic, aquatic, sierra, rain forest, and mountain motifs offering an interactive educational process for the patients, their families, and visitors. These motifs also offer the patients an environment with a degree of familiarity in what would otherwise be a stark and frightening experience. Construction on the project began in January 2007 and was completed in June of 2008.

Palmetto Health Richland Children’s Hospital Columbia, South Carolina

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JHS was first contacted in 2001 by a client for whom we had worked in previous years to assist him in the process of design and construction of a new medical office of approximately 5,000 square feet for his practice. Initial efforts included block diagrams, schematic design, and potential site evaluation. Ultimately this project evolved to a multi specialty facility of over 22,000 square feet providing office and treatment space for four different pediatric specialties. Pediatric Specialty Clinic accommodates general pediatrics, pediatric gastroenterology, pediatric psychology and pediatric pulmonology. This facility employs state of the art materials and systems chosen to provide not only initial economy but long term durability with minimal maintenance requirements. With construction completion currently scheduled for fourth quarter 2004 we, as well as our client, are most excited about this addition to the Columbia healthcare community.

Pediatrics Specialty Clinics Columbia, South Carolina

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JHS Architecture was selected as the designers for the new College of Health Professions complex in the Summer of 2003 based on an open design competition involving firms from across the Southeast. This highly complex project includes the historic renovation and adaptation of the High School of Charleston; a turn of the century, classically

detailed building abandoned since 1984, a new 45,000 s.f. laboratory building and a 700 car parking deck. In addition, the project includes a 10,000 s.f. outpatient OT/PT facility associated with MUSC. Design services for the project commenced in June 2003. Regulatory approvals from the Charleston Board of Architecture and the SC State Historic Preservation office were obtained in December 2003. Construction began in February 2004 and was completed in June of 2005. Overall project budget was approximately $24,000,000.00.

Medical University of South Carolina College of Health Professions Complex Charleston, South Carolina

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JHS was retained by Drake Development Company to design their 370 unit mixed–use Condominium Resort named Hammock Beach in the fall of 2000. This facility is located in Palm Coast Florida on the 18th green of a Jack Nicklaus golf course overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and was completed in the fall of 2007. The resort was designed with heights of six to twelve levels of three and four bedroom units over two levels of parking. This mixed-use resort took on a unique design by creating 2 levels of parking with retail spa, fitness and back of house amenities below the raised habitable plaza areas. The facility incorporated 900 beds, a conference facility, multiple dining facilities, and an indoor and outdoor pool amenity complex. The exterior raised plazas incorporated planters for privacy to the plaza units, grass areas, tile walk ways, grill and bar with bathrooms and pool amenities all over two levels of parking. With this unique plaza design and heavy landscaping at the street level we were able to create a pleasing view for all of the residences over the plaza and to the ocean. The total cost of construction was $125,000,000.00.

Hammock Beach Resort Palm Coast, Florida

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JHS was retained by the Ginn Company to design their 88 unit Condominium Resort named Yacht Harbor Village in 2003. This facility is located in Palm Coast Florida on the waterway and was completed in the fall of 2005. This resort was designed with 5 levels of two and three bedroom units over 1 level of parking. The resort took on a unique crescent moon shape with the pool amenities between the waterway and the building. All of the units have a view of the pool amenities and the waterway. The resort also has a fitness room, bathrooms and a Grill/bar and retail area. The total cost of construction was $22,000,000.00 and the units sold from $550,000.00 to $750,000.00

Yacht Harbor Village Palm Coast, Florida

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A Legacy of Innovative Construction Terra Construction Group, Inc. is the largest construction site preparation company in central and western Florida, and one of the largest in the state. Headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, the firm dominates the site preparation market in western Florida and serves a highly diversified customer base. Terra was created by Adnan and Hikman Rahman through a combination of acquisi-tions and organic growth. The Rahman’s undertook three acquisitions between 1999 and 2003. The first acquisition occurred in 1999, and the two subsequent ones hap-pened in 2002 and 2003, from companies in West Palm Beach and Fort Meyers, respectively.

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ALLEN

MEDICAL

ALLEN MEDICAL INTERNATIONAL DIVISION Of: ALLEN MEDICAL HOUSECALLS INTERNATIONAL, INC,. SISTER COMPANY Of: ALLEN MEDICAL GROUP, INC.

About Us Our Corporate Structure

Allen Medical International is a division of Allen

Medical Housecalls International, Inc., a sister company

of Allen Medical Group1 Inc.

We are a U.S.A. based organization. Our Corporate

Office is located in North Miami Beach, Florida, our

Operations Office in Los Angeles, California & our

additional Support Offices in Austria1 China, Hong

Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Portugal, Serbia,

Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, and United Arab

Emirates.

Our Experience:

'r Allen Medical has been in business since 1994

> 20+ years in Medical Practice Development

and Management

> 7+ years in House Calls

:r 6+ years in International Patient Care

Vision and Mission

~ Vision

Our Staff

Our Founder/ President and Chief Executive Officer is,

Ms. Avionne P. Allen-Singh.

We have 30 Administrative staff members that work out

of our US office; regional Medical Directors covering

each corner of the globe, over 200 worldwide

contracted staff members; 20,000+ medical access

points, 21 ,500+ hospitals, clinics, physicians, air

ambulances, p harmacies, laboratories, and diagnostic

centers that operate in over 200 countries and

worldwide.

)- To be instrumental in taking International Medical Assistance/ Patient Care, International Hospital Improvement and Management, and Medical Tourism on the global map by continuing to enhance and d evelop services that would provide the best quality medi~al treatment and pat ient care a round the globe. We thrive to be the best at what we do and the most respected providers globally. Our ultimate goal is to assist patients with necessary medical resources, premium care, hope, and a better quality life. We are personally committed to reviving and modernizing patient services as well as providing a level of quality care not often seen these days.

~ Mission > Our goal is to continue to b uild our provider network to be one of the world's largest, most superior in

quality patient care, all operated under one dynamic international medical group. This will be accomplished by establishing as many quality relationships with highly qualified and credentialed physicians, accredited hospitals and air ambulances in as many countries as possible. Together with the support of our st rategic business plan, highly trained and experienced medical, administrat ive and management team all play a major part in guaranteeing such success. This ensures that patients have options without limitations and have o variety of their needs met all within a medically safe and comfortoble environment, the best possible outcome and o speedy recovery.

Our Team - What we do

International Medi-cal Assistance / Pa-

tient Care

Medical Tourism Medical Practice Development

Medical Practice Management

Doctors Office & House Call Visits

Medical Tourism Association (“MTA”) Training, Certification, & Accredita-

tion Market Analysis Consultation

Urgent & Emergency Room Care

Promote Procedures Advise on/helps select destination

provider

Strategic Planning & Development

Practice Management

Hospitalization

Arrange for/facilitate transmittal of relevant medical information

Financial Assessment & Planning

Marketing & Sales

Surgeries

Arrange Telehealth with patient and facility

Financial Planning Staffing

Consultation

Payment Collections & Disburse-ments

Branding

Insurance & Government Contracting

Diagnostic Arrange Medical & Travel Related Services

New Product Develop-ment & Delivery

Third Party Administration (TPA)

Patient Escort Arrange for/facilitate aftercare

New Department De-velopment

Patient Services & Customer Support

Telemedicine Arrange for/facilitate flight, trans-fers & accommodations

Marketing and Sales

Technical Support

Therapy

Facilitate administration of ERISA plan medical travel option

Staffing Billing

Air Ambulance & Medical Transport Services

Interface with all of the other rele-vant actors

On-going Support Accounts Payable & Receiv-able

Repatriate & Emergency Evacuation

Follow-up with patient after return-ing home

Partnership /or Part-nership Arrangements

Networking and more…

�Afghanistan �Argentina �Australia �Austria �Belgium �Bolivia �Brazil �Chili �China �Colombia �Congo �Costa Rica �Croatia �Cyprus �El Salvador �Fiji �France �Gambia �Greece �Guatemala �Hong Kong �Hungary �India �Indonesia �Italy �Jamaica �Japan

�Jordan �Malaysia �Mexico �Nepal �Netherlands �Nicaragua �Panama �Peru �Portugal �Romania �Russia �Serbia �Singapore �Slovenia �South Africa �Spain �Sri Lanka �St. Marteen �South Korea �Thailand �Trinidad & Tobago �Turkey �UAE �United Kingdom �USA �Venezuela �Vietnam

�Aches & Pains �Acne �Allergies �Broken/Fractured Bones �Cough/Congestions �

Depression �Diagnostics �Diarrhea �Ear In-fections �Emergency Medicine �Fever �

Headaches �Infections �Influenza �Injections

�Insect Bites �Labs �Otitis Media �

Occupational Therapy

�Pediatric Health �Pharyngitis �Physical Therapy �Prescription Orders/Refills �

Referrals �Routine Check-up �Strep Throat �Surgeries �Suture Staple Removal �Telemedicine �Tooth Aches �Travel Medicine

�Upper Respiratory �Urinary Track Infec-tions �Women's Health �Wellness Exams �X-Rays �and more…

�Air & Ground Ambulance �Air Taxi �Medical Escort �Helsinki �Organ Transport �Offshore Operations �Aerial Photo Shoot �24/7 Alarm Centre �Bed to Bed Transfer

�Multi-patient Transfer �Wing to Wing Transfer �Air & Ground Coordination �

Medically-configured LEARJET35s &60s �

Hospice Flights �Repatriation for Acute & Long-term Care �Injured Soldiers, Military Personnel & Veterans Transport

�Neonatal & Pediatric �Burn & Wound �

Traumatic Brain Injuries �Spinal Cord Injuries

�Status Post Trauma �Organ Transplant Re-cipient �High-risk Obstetrics �Respiratory Illness �Cancer Patients �Ventilation Man-agement �Multiple Drips & IV �Chest Tube Capabilities �Telemetry Monitoring �O2 Management �Full Resuscitation �Defibrillation, Cardioversion or Transcutane-ous Pacing �Open or Closed Head Injury �

Physician & Medical Support Team On-flight

�Angioplasty �Breast Implants �Cornea �Dental

Implant �Face Lift �Gastric Bypass �Gastric Sleeve �Heart Bypass �Heart Valve Replacement �Hip Replacement �Hip Resurfacing

�IVF Treatment �Hysterectomy �Knee Replace-

ment �Lap Band �Lasik �Liposuction �Spinal Fusion �Retina �Rhinoplasty �Tummy Tuck �and more…

Corporate /Operations Office - USA

Operations Office - Europe Operations Office - Asia

13106 Riverside Drive Sherman Oaks, (Los Angeles) CALIFORNIA 91423 USA

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