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Mr. Reid is a Registered Architect with a wide range of practical experience in architecture and interior design. He has worked as a Senior Project Architect / Project Manager and has led and coordinated the efforts of building design teams on numerous successful projects. Mr. Reid has led multi-discipline teams on the architectural design and construction documentation for government, large scale commercial & institutional, retail, criminal justice, aviation, K-12 education, military quarters, housing, mixed use developments, etc. Mr. Reid has led and worked with multi-discipline design teams from schematic design and design development through the construction drawings and specifications, to the construction administration of building projects. His architectural experience includes positively leading architectural teams in the development of a building design, and the development of exterior wall façade systems, window and curtain wall fenestration systems, skylight and roofing systems, expansion joint systems, waterproofing systems, etc. and their development into the construction drawings, specifications, and construction administration.

Objective: To join a successful architectural design team as enthusiastic Senior Project Architect / Project Manager in the development of cutting edge building designs. To continue to develop, learn, and gain responsibilities as an Architect and to continue to mentor and help other team members in the collaborative building development process. To provide our clients with good, successful, and efficient building design solutions, within their budgets, and on time. Special interests include energy efficient building design, sustainable building design, and LEED Green Building Rating systems and products for the new and improved building environments of the 21st Century in the United States of America, and beyond.

Relevant Experience

JACOBS, Arlington, VA May 1999 - June 2012 Senior Project Architect – Discipline Leader

Government Projects:

Residential & Services Building, Middle East project (non-disclosure project) Senior Project Architect: Building Complex of a 2-story L-shaped residential building and a 2-story + Basement rectangular Service Building connected with a 2nd story concrete bridge link structure. Cast-in-place concrete structure with exterior stucco on 8” CMU backup walls in a seismic area with a hot arid climate. Responsibilities included development of the Architectural Cartoon Drawing Set for architectural team, development of plan and section details, red marking of drawings, and direction of other architectural team members, development of modified bitumen roof system, development of sun control systems, coordination with structural, mechanical and civil engineers, and development of architectural cut sheets for the Design Data Handbook, and creation of an abbreviated outline Specification to get located on the Architectural Drawings.

Government Project – Architectural Peer / Construction Review, Washington DC, Client: GSA / Architect of Record: AECOM Senior Project Architect: Architectural Peer / Construction Review of a new below-grade concrete structure and Grace Waterproofing system details and specifications for architecturally significant government building in Washington D.C. Entered review comments into DrChecks, and attended Review Meeting with Project Team (Client, Architect, Contractors, Construction Administration members) in Washington D.C. to review comments and discuss resolutions. Also I performed an Architectural Peer / Construction Review of an MEP upgrade renovation to the existing architecturally significant above grade plus basement government building. Entered review comments into a GSA comment review.

Charles J. Reid, RASenior Project ArchitectProject Manager

1119 Morningwood LaneGreat Falls, VA 22066

Cell:703-338-8728Email:charlesjosephreid@gmail.com

Education: BA in Architecture

VA Tech, 1982

Years of Experience: With Jacobs: 13

With Other Firms: 17

Active Registration: Registered Architect:

NY No. 021111, 1990

CCS/ CDT registration LEED AP registration

Security Clearance: DOD TOP SECRET

Dated 02/02/11Issued by DISCO

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Sanitary Pump House Station 1031, Fort Belvoir, VA (Fort Belvoir Main Post Infrastructure – Roads, Utilities and Security Improvements - Phase II) Senior Project Architect: A new one-story masonry Pump Station utility building at Fort Belvoir is a 38’-0” long x 20’-0” wide x 10’’-8” high constructed with exterior brick cavity and concrete masonry unit bearing walls and brick lattice screen walls, with a sloped hipped standing seam aluminum roof system, on ¾” fire retardant treated plywood sheathing, on fire retardant treated prefabricated wood trusses, housing a sewage munching Communitor Vault, Pipe Valve Controls, and an Emergency Generator. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

Ballistic Evaluation Center (BEC), Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey US Army Corp of Engineers, New York District Senior Project Architect: Complex of four (4) - one and two-story special use buildings with high blast requirements that formed the Ballistic Evaluation Center (BEC) facility that tested and documented the trajectory of fired artillery ordinances from artillery weaponry. Responsibilities included development of exterior blast resistant window & door systems, and roof systems, specifications, architectural cut sheets, and architectural discipline Quality Control reviews for the project. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

NGA-NCE: USACE Design Manager and Independent Technical Reviews, Fort Belvoir - Army Proving Grounds, Springfield, VA Senior Project Architect: As a USACE Design Manager at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) – New Campus East (NCE) construction site, responsibilities included attending weekly design and construction management meetings on the Main Building, the Central Utility Plant and Technology Center Building, and the resolution of issues during the construction of these buildings as well as documentation thru weekly and monthly reports for issues addressed by the Jacobs Independent Technical Review Team (ITR). Also I provided Independent Technical Design Review (ITR) as a senior architectural reviewer on the numerous design packages for over 2.5 million square feet of the New Campus East complex of 5 buildings. Provided architectural technical reviews of design issues, design analysis, value engineering opinions, helped solve design problems, review of the other discipline engineering review comments, and input of over 300 comments into the DrChecks system. I coordinated the design review efforts of the other ITR team members. Reviews were done under very tight time schedules that were all met, helping to keep the overall program design on schedule. The new facility is modern, highly functional, state-of-the-art, sustainable facility designed to a “Silver” but achieving a “Gold” LEED New Construction rating in compliance with USGBC.

Government Projects (non-disclosure project), New York Area Senior Project Architect: I worked on several 24/7 versions of a Large Government Projects for a prototype facility that included a Main Building, an Environmental Services Building (ESB), Parking Garage, and Guard House. I also worked on a smaller version 1-story transportable modular facility that could be installed though-out the continental USA as needed. Responsibilities included the development of high energy efficient exterior wall terracotta rain screen facades and zinc composite rain screen facades, 1.0 mm zinc structural standing seam insulated roof systems, TPO roof membrane systems, and below grade waterproofing systems in the development of the exterior wall section details, specifications, and architectural cut sheets for the Design Data Handbook. The new facility is modern, highly functional, state-of-the-art, sustainable facility designed to a “Silver” LEED New Construction rating in compliance with USGBC. Services included design, and development of contract documents.

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Aviation Projects:

FAA Airport Traffic Control Tower and Base Building, LaGuardia Airport, Flushing, New YorkSenior Project Architect: Facility is an air traffic control tower facility consisting of a $66 million, 200 foot high air traffic control tower and a 24,000 SF story base building and link that had extremely tight site restrictions with virtually no set- back area available. Because of the airports location, the tower came under stringent security requirements. The tower and base building are constructed of reinforced concrete, elements of structural precast concrete, metal composite panels, and high impact resistant windows. The 200-foot tower meets the stringent security requirements while still allowing for a complete view of the entire airport fields and facilities to include all landings and take offs. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

FAA Airport Traffic Control Tower and TRACON / Base Building, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, ArizonaSenior Project Architect: Facility is a air traffic control tower facility consisting of a $58 million, 78,000 GSF, 320 foot high secured air traffic control tower and TRACON in the middle of the country is the fourth busiest airport, on a site that only has 130’ x 240’ of buildable area that Jacobs did as a Design-Build Project. The security requirements and the site setbacks dictated the design of the circulation patterns, guard house, perimeter walls, base building, and tower locations. The facility emerges from the earth as an abstract version of canyon walls indigenous to the southwest environment. The new ATCT anchors the site and becomes not only a beacon for the region but an icon for the City of Phoenix. The tower projects a confident vision of the future and an elegance that is representative of the image that Phoenix and the surrounding valley portrays. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

FAA Facility Security Risk Management (FSRM), ARTCC Security Upgrades, Chicago (ZAU) ARTCC, Aurora, IllinoisSenior Project Architect: A fast track series of security upgrades to improve the perimeter security to the FAA - Air Route Travel Control Centers (ARTCC) thru-out the USA, which included upgrades to the perimeter fence security, perimeter camera surveillance, and a new one-story 20’-0” wide x 30’-0” long Guard House thru which all employee’s, visitor’s and deliveries are screened by armed security guards. The Chicago (ZAU) ARTCC – FSRM project was the prototype Guard House used for all the ARTCC’S thru-out the USA. I also worked on the Boston (ZBW) ARTCC FSRM and the Albuquerque (ZAB) ARTCC FSRM fast track projects. Service included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

Army & Army National Guard Projects:

Battle Command Training Center’s (BCTC), Fort Campbell, Kentucky and Fort Riley, Kansas and Fort Bragg, North Carolina Senior Project Architect: The function of the Battle Command Training Center is to provide virtual combat training for the military inside the facility in the form of classrooms and work cells and outside in simulated combat environments The Fort Riley, Kansas BCTC is a one-story building of 89,400 GSF with a cost of $23 million. The challenge for the design team was how to allow for future expansion and create a suitable environment in a facility that requires an artificial low illumination to function properly. The design team’s approach enhances the interior light quality with roof top clerestories that lead you through the circulation space forming a “light snake” corridor. The need for flexibility and growth in three dimensions led to a cruciform plan. The exterior materials are a combination of metal panel, polycarbonate, glass, and masonry. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

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*** The Fort Riley Battle Command Training Center received a Jurors’ Special Citation at the 2009 AIA Northern Virginia Design Awards from the Northern Virginia Chapter of the AIA.

Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF), Rhode Island Army National Guard, Quonset State Airport - North Kingstown, RISenior Project Architect: Facility is a 1-story aircraft maintenance and storage hangar facility for the Rhode Island Army National Guard consisting a 112,000 SF maintenance facility at a construction cost $30,857,700 with an 8 aircraft maintenance work bay hangar and a 4 unheated aircraft storage work bay hangar for the maintenance and storage of black hawk helicopters and UH-60 fixed wing aircraft and a separate 3,420 SF Ground Support Building. The new facility is modern, highly functional, state-of-the-art, sustainable facility designed to a “Silver” LEED New Construction rating in compliance with USGBC. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

Regional Training Institute (RTI), and Training Center Complex (TCC), Colorado Army National Guard, Camp Fort Carson - Colorado Springs, ColoradoSenior Project Architect: Two large multi-story facilities for the Colorado Army National Guard. Responsibilities included development of exterior masonry cavity wall sections and plan details, exterior curtain wall and window systems, expansion joint systems, TPO roof membrane and metal roof systems, roll-up doors, specifications, and architectural cut sheets for the project Design Data Handbook. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

Regional Training Institute (RTI) Florida Army National Guard, Camp Blanding – Starke, Florida Senior Project Architect: The new $66 million 290,000 SF Regional Training Institute is a modern educational facility, which provides classrooms, housing, and dining facilities for up to 408 authorized students and 96 authorized personnel. The Primary Facility includes Administrative Office and Supply Building; an Education Facility with 16 Classrooms, Multi-Purpose Training Area, Auditorium, and Library; Dining facilities, S-4 and Billeting for 504 soldiers. The architectural influence of Florida was incorporated into the RTI through use of gabled roofs on buildings and covered walkways between buildings to help protect the building structures and students from torrential down-pours that are common in Florida. In addition shutters, brise soleils, deep overhangs, and trellised structures were utilized to provide shading, protect personnel and students from the sun and provide energy conservation for the buildings. The architecture is modeled in the context of historical structures located in St Augustine, FL, yet are translated in a more modern form utilizing materials such as metal, glass, and masonry, elevating the RTI to a “World Class” Facility that enhances soldiers quality of life. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

*** The Florida Army National Guard, Regional Training Institute, Camp Blanding received an Award of Excellence: Government / Public Building - Southeast Construction - 10 Best Awards - Recognizing Excellence sponsored by the McGraw Hill Construction.

Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS) and Field Maintenance Shop (FMS), Rhode Island Army National Guard, Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich, RISenior Project Architect: Facility is a 1-story modern, highly functional military vehicle maintenance facility supporting 86 full-time authorized personnel, for the Rhode Island Army National Guard consisting of a 99,200 SF maintenance facility with 32 maintenance work bays for the maintenance of wheeled military

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vehicles and a separate 2,322 SF Storage Building. The facility consists of an administrative office area, supply/ storage area, tool room, battery room, comm/ electronics room, calibration room, machine and carpenter repair shops, test rooms, paint booths, warm-up bays, wash bay, lubrication bay, flammable materials storage, controlled waste handling, and associated mechanical/ electrical building and general support spaces. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

Unit Training Equipment Site (UTES), Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, PA Senior Project Architect: Facility is a 1-story modern, highly functional military vehicle maintenance facility supporting 116 authorized personnel for the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, The maintenance facility is 81,730 GSF with a central administrative, training, and workshop spine connected to three maintenance bays with 24 vehicle maintenance work bays for the maintenance of tanks and other wheeled military vehicles, flammable storage, and controlled waste handling facility as well as general support space. A separate 14,597 SF Basic Issue Items (BII) Building Storage Facility was constructed to facilitate efficient BII issue/ turn-in operations. The client wanted a flexible and naturally lit space that could meet their needs within a very tight construction budget of $28 million. The design team developed a building solution by arranging work bays as fingers to a central administrative spine. This allowed for continuous polycarbonate wall panels along the work bay exterior to allow for natural day lighting. The exterior is a combination of metal panel, masonry, polycarbonate, and glass. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

*** The Pennsylvania Army National Guard - Unit Training Equipment Site received a Juror’s Special Citation at the 2009 AIA Northern Virginia Design Awards from the Northern Virginia Chapter of the AIA.

Visitors Quarters, Andrews Air Force Base, Camp Springs, MD Senior Project Architect: Facility is a 3-story hotel plus a partial basement built at Andrews Air Force Base consisting of 127,400 SF and 265 individual lodging rooms. The building is composed of exterior brick cavity wall with cast stone base and window sills, and GFRC wall panels at the upper third floor, and a hipped structural standing seam insulated roof system. Responsibilities included development of; exterior wall section and plan details, standing seam roof system with a composite Loadmaster insulated roof deck system (warm roof), TPO roof membrane systems, polycarbonate pyramid skylight at the main entry drive porte-cochere, coordination with the structural and mechanical engineers, development of specifications and architectural cut sheets for the Design Data Handbook. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

Temporary Lodging Facility, Andrews Air Force Base, Camp Springs, MD Senior Project Architect: Facility is a 2-story temporary residential housing for military families built at AAFB consisting of 69,799 SF and 50 one and two bedroom family housing units. The building is composed of exterior brick cavity wall with cast stone window sills, and a hipped structural standing seam roof system. Responsibilities included development of; exterior wall section and plan details, standing seam roof system with a composite Loadmaster roof deck system (cold roof), Firelite fire-rated ceramic glass and mullion wall system, coordination with the structural and mechanical engineers, and development of specifications and architectural cut sheets for the Design Data Handbook. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

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NASA Research Laboratory Project:

Propulsion Research Laboratory, National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA), Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), Huntsville, AlabamaSenior Project Architect: Facility is a 1-story, 108,000 SF Propulsion Research Laboratory that is 660 feet long. The laboratory complements nearby buildings, with its NASA colors of white, blue, and gray, and its façade, with swooping curves is intended to visually represent the state-of the art work being done inside. The design also allows for easy expansion, housing offices at the front of the building and facility labs in the back. The laboratory research facility for the propulsion research community plays a key role in the development of advanced propulsion technologies to accomplish NASA’s mission in space. Responsibilities included the design and detailing of the Main Entry Lobby with its swooping curved exterior wall sections composed of prefinished aluminum composite panels. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

K-12 School Project:

Randle Highlands Elementary School, DC Schools, NE Washington DCSenior Project Architect: Jacobs provided full A-E design and CA services to the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for this $16 million, 99,800 GSF project for 620 students included the renovation of the original three-story 1911 elementary school building, plus a new 5-story 66,000 SF classroom addition, and a new 8,000 SF gymnasium/ stage/ meeting rooms/ community building. The renovated 1911 building accommodates administration, special classrooms, and media center. Connected to the original school building by a metal-and glass bridge, the new classroom building has most of the teaching spaces as well as a cafeteria. Opened in December 2002, the new campus also has an activity building with a gymnasium, stage, and meeting rooms available to the community. The cluster of buildings will create an open, landscaped plaza for centralized student activities and learning beyond the classroom. The front stairway of the 1911 building remains the ceremonial main entrance to the campus. Services included design, contract documents, and construction phase support.

*** Randle Highlands Elementary School, Washington, D.C. was published in the American School and University issue in November 2001 - www.schooldesigns.com as - Outstanding Buildings – Work In Progress.

HELLMUTH, OBATA + KASSABAUM (HOK), Washington DC Senior Project Architect October 1996 – March 1999

Seneca Correctional Facility, Clarksburg, MD Senior Project Architect: A new 900-bed, 305,000 square foot jail for Montgomery County Maryland which included eight four-story housing pods linked by ramps to a central building facility, Responsibilities included working closely with our client Montgomery County, consultants, and other team members; in the development detailing of the masonry cavity wall systems which required a complete air barrier, BUR roofing systems, fire stairs and elevators, and the aluminum composite fascia entry canopies, curtain wall and security store front systems; production of construction documents, specifications and the supervision of the work of other team members in the development of the final bid documents.

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Nortel - RTP Revitalization, Research Triangle Park, Raleigh, NC Senior Project Architect: A 350,000 square foot, $22,000,000 renovation and new entry addition to an existing office/ manufacturing building. Responsibilities included developing and detailing the new entry addition including the development of the curtain wall system, the metal insulated wall panel system (Centria) and the town square clerestory skylight components of the project.

Nortel – 35 Davis Drive, Research Triangle Park, Raleigh, NC Senior Project Architect: Three new corporate office building expansion forming a 325,000 square foot, $42,000,000 office cluster linked to their existing headquarters. Responsibilities included developing and detailing the fire/ communication and monumental stairs, skylights, and south and east building links to the existing headquarters as well as architectural reviews for the construction administration of the project.

Abu Dhabi Trade Center, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Senior Project Architect: A design development package of a 3,000,000 square foot landmark mixed use project for the City of Abu Dhabi which included a three-level retail mall with a two-level underground car park and four 20-story towers above, which were to include a hotel tower, two office towers and a furnished apartments tower all linked together by a beach club resort. Responsibilities included the development and design of all vertical transportation and egress components for these buildings including elevators, escalators, and fire stairs. Special Construction included Glass Observation Cab Elevators and Elliptical Escalators as manufactured by Mitsuibishi which were specified for the three level retail mall.

Rockville 13 Theaters and Retail Pavilion, Rockville, MD Senior Project Architect: A new 35,000 square foot $13,500,000 construction cost mixed use project which included a 13 theater underground precast concrete structure and a 2-story retail pavilion located in the downtown center of Rockville, Maryland which is currently listed in the Movie Section of your daily newspaper. Responsibilities included working very closely with the developer, contractor and consultants in the development of this fast-track project; production of construction documents, drawings and specifications, and the supervision of the work of others; construction administration duties included precast shop drawing review, RFI reviews, and the issuance of construction clarification sketches to the Tindal Concrete Fabricator in Chicago, Illinois.

HANSEN LIND MEYER (HLM), Mclean, VA Senior Project Architect May 1996 – October 1996

Loudoun Hospital Center, Leesburg, VA Senior Project Architect: A new 200,000 square foot, $30,000,000 construction costs full service hospital with a radiology wing, an emergency room wing, medical/ surgical patient rooms wing and LDRP (birthing) wing. Responsibilities as the Architect of Record for construction administration included product data and shop drawing review, RFI review, weekly construction meetings, field reports, construction bulletins, supplemental drawings, and review of the Contractor’s Request for Payment.

RTKL ASSOCIATES, INC, Washington DC Senior Project Architect January 1996 – May 1996

Modernization of USCS/ ICC/ CW Buildings Complex, Federal Triangle, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: An approximately one million square foot historic renovation and modernization of the United States Customs Service/ Interstate Commerce Commission/ Connecting Wing building complex on the Federal Triangle for the

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occupation by the EPA. Responsibilities included development of the construction documents including historically significant detailing incorporating modern mechanical FCU and ventilation systems into these existing historic buildings, working closely with the mechanical and fire protection engineers and other team members, including the supervision of the work of others.

METCALF TOBEY DAVIS, Reston, VA (now part of the SmithGroup JJR) Senior Project Architect 1994 – 1996

Smithsonian Institution Project:

National Museum of the American Indian Cultural Resources Center, Suitland, MD Senior Project Architect: A new 200,000 square foot museum, conservation and cultural and religious center for the Native Americans designed by Polshek Metcalf Tobey and Partners and the Native American Design Collaborative. Responsible for the supervision of work of others, code review and the architectural detailing development of the exterior wall systems which required a complete air/ vapor barrier membrane system, the exterior metal wall panel facades, the exterior pre-cast concrete wall panel facades, and the curtain wall and storefront systems, and hot applied rubberized asphalt PRMA roofing systems with extruded rigid insulation, filter fabric and concrete roof pavers and river washed stone ballast.

Hospital Projects:

George Washington University Hospital – Chiller and Cooling Tower Penthouse Project, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: A 1,100 square foot cooling tower enclosure and two chiller room addition clad with a new limestone veneer down to the second floor roof of the main entry wing of the old hospital directly adjacent to the Foggy Bottom Metro. Responsible for architectural detailing and development of limestone veneer and precast concrete exterior wall panel systems, roofing systems, and project coordination with consulting mechanical and structural engineers.

Peninsula Regional Medical Center – Surgery Expansion and Renovation, Salisbury, MD Senior Project Architect: A 30,000 square foot ground and first floor operating room expansion/ renovation to the existing hospital. Responsible for architectural detailing and development of the exterior masonry cavity wall systems, roofing systems, and project coordination with consulting engineers.

Peninsula Regional Medical Center – Alterations and Additions to South Wing, Salisbury, MD Senior Project Architect: A second and third floor renovation/ addition and fourth and fifth floor pop-up new construction to the existing hospital. Responsible for architectural detailing and development of exterior wall systems of a new elevator tower and entry canopy, including precast concrete wall panels, curtain wall and storefront systems, and roofing systems, and project coordination with consulting engineers.

EINHORN YAFEE PRESCOTT (EYP), Washington DC Associate 1991 & Senior Project Architect 1990 – 1994

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Responsibilities included field surveys, attending client meetings, directing and participating in team meetings with consultants, managing the project team and the supervision of the work of others, design and technical development of architectural and interiors detailing, review of applicable code criteria and ADA compliance, and preparation of AutoCAD construction documents from initial design through post-bid for the following projects.

College and University Facilities:

Gallaudet University, Washington DC

Kellogg Center Conference and Training Facility Senior Project Architect: A new 5-story 150,000 square foot conference and training facility at Gallaudet University. Responsible for architectural detailing development for exterior envelope, including all exterior wall systems, exterior windows, curtain wall/ storefront systems, roofing systems, foundation wall waterproofing, etc. of the Kellogg Conference and Training facility.

*** Received the prestigious 1996 AIA Chapter Merit Design Award.

Rehabilitation of College Hall Senior Project Architect: A new 5-story 50,000 square foot historic renovation of Gallaudet’s second oldest Victorian brick administration building on campus. Responsible for the historic restoration of the project’s historic lyceum space (large meeting hall) with a new gothic arch wood ceiling and the integration of the atrium stair skylight with a new smoke exhaust system into its existing pressed tin soffits and ornamental star pattern grilles.

*** Received the prestigious 1995 AIA Chapter Merit Design Award.

Georgetown University, Washington DC

Lauinger Library Ground Floor and Fifth Floor Senior Project Architect: A 20,000 square foot Renovation.

Student Residency Village “A” Senior Project Architect: A 180,000 square foot Renovation.

Department of General Services (DGS, Maryland) Project:

Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents for the Department of General Services of Baltimore, MD Senior Project Architect: New construction of three 30,000 square foot, one-story masonry residential cottage units, and administration building for the State of Maryland. Responsible for architectural detailing and development of construction documents on Auto CAD, creation of cartoon set of working drawings, and managing the project team and the work of others.

General Services Administration (GSA) Projects:

Harrisburg Courthouse, Harrisburg, PA Senior Project Architect: A Fast-Track 20,000 square foot A & E renovation of an existing Federal Courthouse and office building including a new U.S. District Court Room on the 8th Floor and expansion of the U.S. Marshall’s Service (USMS) detention facilities with the addition of detention holding cells on the 4th and 10th floors, adjacent to the Court Rooms.

United States Department of Agriculture Child Development Center, Auditors Building, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: A 20,000 square foot A & E basement renovation into a

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Child Development Center for the US Department of Agriculture at the Historic Auditors Building that has received the prestigious GSA Design Award.

The New Executive Office Building and the National Courts Building, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: A Bay Window Modification for the weatherproofing of the existing 2-story operable bay windows that were leaking at the Judges office’s and chambers. Responsibilities included field survey, coordination with waterproofing consultant, and drawings and specifications for the repairs and weatherproofing measures.

Department of Commerce, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: Mission Tile Roof Repair and Flat Roof, Terra Cotta Tile, Rain Leaders Repair (including GSA studies that led to contracts). Responsibilities included field survey, coordination with waterproofing consultant, and drawings and specifications for the roof repairs and weatherproofing measures.

Internal Revenue Service, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: Roof Repairs to Mission Tile Roof Repair and Replacement of Flat Roofs. Responsibilities included field survey, coordination with waterproofing consultant, and drawings and specifications for the roof repairs and weatherproofing measures.

Federal Office Building No. 9, Washington DC Senior Project Architect: Replacement of Flat Roofs. Responsibilities included field survey, coordination with waterproofing consultant, and drawings and specifications for the roof repairs and weatherproofing measures.

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Projects:

USDA, South Building, Washington DC

Wing 6, Historic Attic Roof and Window Replacement. Senior Project Architect

Historic Window Restoration and Masonry Restoration of Court 6 Senior Project Architect

Commercial, Memorial and Religious Projects:

American Personal Communications, Arlington, VA Senior Project Architect: A 50,000 square foot renovation of an existing Ballston 2 office building into corporate offices and digital switch facility for a telephone communication headquarters. Responsible for development of the AutoCad design development documents and architectural detailing.

Lincoln Memorial Roof and Skylights (National Park Service), Washington, DC. Senior Project Architect: Responsible for development of the preliminary AutoCad construction documents of the existing historical detailing of the Lincoln Memorial roofs, and the original gasket less skylight system for restoration and repair.

Elevator Addition to Union Wesley AME Zion Church, N.E. Washington, DC Senior Project Architect: Responsible as the Construction Administration Architect of Record for an hydraulic elevator (hospital type) addition with a ground floor elevator lobby and a front entry wood column cover colonnade portico up to the existing two story monumental white steeple church 2ND floor

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sanctuary space to be used by the handicapped and the elderly members attending the church’s services.

New York City Experience:

HAINES LUNDBERG & WAEHLER (HLW), New York, NY Project Architect 1988 – 1990

Schering Plough Drug Discovery Facility, Kenilworth, NJ Project Architect: New construction of 890,000 square foot drug discovery facility/ research laboratory and animal facility.

Alcohol Treatment Facility Bronx Psychiatric Center Building, Bronx, NY Project Architect: Renovation of an existing 4-story 60,000 square foot single room occupancy mental institution into an alcohol treatment facility.

Englehard Corporation, Edison, NJ Project Architect: New construction for 10-story 250,000 square foot office interiors.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York, East Rutherford, NY Project Architect

News American Corporate Offices, New York, NY Project Architect: New construction for 2-story 30,000 square foot corporate office interiors for Rupert Murdoch of Fox Television.

100 Park Avenue, The Prudential Property Co. Inc., New York, NY Project Architect: Three-story façade and lobby renovation of an existing corporate office building on Park Avenue.

Mercedes-Benz, New York, NY Project Architect: Exterior and interior renovation of the existing 3 to 5-story, 55,000 square foot Mercedes Benz showroom and service center.

SUSSMAN, MARKOWITZ & ASSOCIATES, New York, NY Project Architect 1986 - 1988

Newman’s Nursing Home, Lakewood, NJBayview Nursing Home, Manahawkin, NJBay Landing - Housing for the Elderly, Manahawkin, NJWoodstock Manor – Housing for the Elderly, Yonkers, NYMamaroneck Condominiums, Mamaroneck, NY. Two-level parking garage piggy-backed by a 3-story condominiums, above.

BEYER BLINDER BELLE, New York, NY Project Architect 1984 - 1986

Barney’s Women’s Store, New York, NY Project Architect: A 5-story 35,000 square foot Fast Track Renovation of an existing row of residential tenements in Chelsea, NY, into a new high-end open retail space adjacent to the existing Barney’s Men’s Store. Steel Needling was used at the lower 2-stories of a row of residential tenement’s masonry party walls to create an open retail space at the Ground Floor and the in-ground Basement at the lower level of the row of tenements. Project Architect for the Hair Salon on the Lower Level at the Barneys Women’s Store designed by a prestigious Japanese Interiors Architect. I also detailed a new Fisher Greenhouse Skylight

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ground floor retail space glass and curtain wall structure added to the exterior rear ground floor at the row of tenements for this retail project.

DAVID PAUL HELPERN, PC, New York, NY Project Architect (6 months) 1983 - 1984

Con Edison Power Plant Facilities, Queens, NY Project Architect: Roof Repairs and Replacements, including the Big Alice Power Plant in Queens, NY.

THE MILLER ORGANIZATION, INC., New York, NY Project Architect (6 months) 1983 - 1984

Oppenheimer Corporate Headquarters, Chicago, Illinois Project Architect: New construction of 2-story, 30,000 square foot corporate office interiors.

LEO KORNBLATH ASSOCIATES, PC, New York, NY Project Architect 1982 – 1983

Port Authority 42nd Street Bus Terminal, New York, NY Project Architect: New retail store frontage tenancies and public alterations.

References and Samples of Work:

Available upon request.