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S. Cornell Allen, RA, LEED AP
[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
K -12 Education
Commercial
Hospitality
Retail
Residential
Historic
Senior Housing
Project Manager /
Senior Architect
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PORTFOLIO OF ARCHITECTURAL WORKS
S. Cornell Allen, RA, LEED AP
[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Vista PEAK 9 -12 Preparatory School
Aurora Public Schools
Aurora, Colorado 2009-2011
• High School component of 100 acre Pre-K through 12
shared campus, with future Higher Ed expected
• Site development includes baseball, synthetic football/
soccer track and field, practice fields, new wetlands
• Sustainable features throughout site and building,
LEED Gold pending
• Phase 1 construction: 216,000 SF, $34 M. Capacity:
1250 students
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[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Hinkley High School
Renovation and Addition
Aurora Public Schools Aurora, Colorado 2003-2007
• Renovation and expansion of 1963 High School,
including extensive system upgrades
• Reconfiguration of entire school to “Small School
Community” concept
• Complex construction sequencing: Two years, seven
phases of construction, continuously occupied
• $23.6 M ; 223,000 SF renovated, 42,000 SF new
construction
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[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Lake Middle School Renovation
Denver Public Schools Denver, Colorado 2011
• Renovation of Middle School, built 1924
• Summer break project
• Interior reconfiguration to shared campus (two schools
within a school) concept
• Included landscape and irrigation work, selective
mechanical, power, data, lighting, security and
interior finish upgrades
• $1.6 M , approx. 65,000 SF renovated
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[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Nine School
Renovations
DPS Projects
8080 / 8225
Northwest and Southwest Facilities
Denver Public Schools Denver, Colorado 2009
• Renovations in Nine Schools, including historic
structures, some partially occupied
• Concurrent Summer break projects
• $1.4 M under two prime contracts
• Interior finish upgrades including kitchen floors
• Accessibility modifications, interior and site
• Selective mechanical, electrical, lighting and security
system upgrades
Project Manager Predesign through Construction Administration
Project 8080 Colfax Elementary Cowell Elementary Eagleton Elementary Edison Elementary Fairview Elementary Project 8225 Barnum Elementary Johnson Elementary Knapp Elementary Newlon Elementary
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[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Inovant VIC Data
Center
Visa Corporate
Campus
Visa USA Highlands Ranch, Colorado 2001-2003
• Fast track core and shell for data center
• High security design elements and multiple
redundancy in mechanical and power systems
• Building and site development to complete Visa USA
corporate campus
• 69,500 SF, $8.2 M
Project Architect Design Development through Construction Administration
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S. Cornell Allen, RA, LEED AP
[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
UPI Office Building
University Physicians, Inc.
Aurora, Colorado 2002-2003
• First Build-to-Suit Office at Fitzsimons / University of
Colorado Hospital campus
• 126,900 SF, $9.6 M
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• Speculative office building, first MOA project
developed in Revit
• Sustainable design target: LEED Silver, minimum
• Design for two identical office buildings for ongoing
development and expansion of the Patriot Park
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Patriot Park Building III
Corporate Office and Properties Trust
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Unbuilt Project 2008
Project Architect Schematic Design through Design Development
S. Cornell Allen, RA, LEED AP
[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Hampton Inn and
Suites
Rifle Hampton LLC Rifle, Colorado 2008 –2009
• Hotel prototype design,
modified for Owner and
site specific criteria
• Designed for LEED
Certification, minimum
• 92 key, 58,200 SF, $6.2 M
InterQuest Town Center
Corporate Office and Properties Trust Colorado Springs, Colorado Unbuilt project 2008
• Three multi-tenant retail
core and shell buildings
• Streetscape development
• Designed as retail
component of Hotel / Office
complex
Project Manager Schematic through Design Development
Project Manager Design Development through Construction Documents
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S. Cornell Allen, RA, LEED AP
[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Convent of Mercy Renovation and
Chapel Addition
Sisters of Mercy Carlow University Campus Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1997-1999
• Historic 1908 convent renovation and modernization
• Created assisted living floors in the original convent
• Modernized the nursing care wing to support the
aging population
• New chapel addition
• Extensive MEP upgrades, including tie-ins to
University central plant
• 128,000 SF, $13 M
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[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Convent of Mercy Renovation and
Chapel Addition
Sisters of Mercy Carlow University Campus Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1997-1999
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Revit model (created 2012) of the Mercy Chapel addition (completed 1999)
S. Cornell Allen, RA, LEED AP
[email protected] � www.linkedin.com/in/cornellallen
Marian Hall Home Renovation and
Addition
Sisters of Saint Francis Ross Township, Pennsylvania 1999-2000
Project Manager Schematic through Construction Administration
• Renovation of 1963
dormitory-style personal
care home to a 34 unit /
private room assisted living
facility
• Addition of a central Dining
Room with “Country
Kitchen” and a Living
Room with rooftop patio
• Selective mechanical,
plumbing and electrical
system upgrades
• 27,000 SF, $1.8M
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