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This document describes three commercial projects: 1) A test center project that renovated an 18,600 square foot 1950s building for Sandia National Laboratories, incorporating sustainable design elements and winning multiple awards. 2) A technology modernization program that upgraded communications, control, and data systems for environmental testing at Sandia National Laboratories for $19 million. 3) A new access road to the Albuquerque International Airport called Sunport Boulevard that included freeway interchanges, landfill removal, and rights-of-way acquisition over 6 years for $26 million.
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Cordoba Corporation provides program and construction management services to Long Beach Community College District for their $770 million bond construction program. They have managed the planning and completion of various modernization and new construction projects across the district's two campuses since 2003. Current projects underway include a new student services center, fitness center, and academic building totaling over $42 million. Additional projects in design include landscaping, a new math and technology facility, and student services center totaling around $62 million. The district utilizes various project delivery methods and incorporates sustainability in new buildings.
James Ingle's Technology Portfolio
This document provides a summary of a senior project manager's experience and qualifications. It includes over 19 years of project management experience in 6 different countries leading architectural and engineering projects. Recent experience includes leading the design of a $235 million, 511,000 square foot laboratory for the National Institute of Standards and Technology from 2000-2001. It also lists over 20 technology and semiconductor fabrication projects from the 1990s to present ranging from cleanroom design and construction to campus infrastructure upgrades and expansions.
Renee M Thomas Resume
Renée M. Thomas is an architect, interior designer, and lighting designer with over 18 years of experience in commercial construction in the Phoenix metro area. She has managed projects totaling over $300 million, including multi-building corporate campuses, medical facilities, and civic projects. Some highlights include designing a LEED Platinum applied science lab and business school for Northern Arizona University. She currently works as a principal at her own firm, providing architectural lighting design and sustainability consulting services.
Sample Design Portfolio
A small sample of design projects showing a new cultural center, a new fed research lab on university campus, a historic lab modernization, and a compact TND development
ULX Jan Feb 2010
1. The document discusses 10 renovation and retrofit projects that transformed existing buildings into showcases for sustainable strategies. These projects incorporated energy and water efficiency upgrades, renewable energy systems, sustainable materials, and in some cases achieved LEED certification. They demonstrate how existing buildings can be renovated to significantly reduce their environmental impact.
ULX Jan Feb 2010
1. The document discusses 10 renovation and retrofit projects that transformed existing buildings into showcases for sustainable strategies. These projects incorporated energy and water efficiency upgrades, renewable energy systems, sustainable materials, and in some cases earned LEED certification. They demonstrate how existing buildings can be renovated to significantly reduce their environmental impact.
Usgbc intro
The document provides an overview of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and its LEED green building rating system. It discusses USGBC's mission to promote environmentally responsible buildings. It also summarizes the LEED rating system, the environmental impacts of buildings, the benefits of green building, examples of LEED-certified projects, and the LEED certification process.
James Brew Portfolio Small
This is a graphic representation of the projects that I have contributed to, designed, and oversaw construction.
Resume
Kevin Franz is an architect and project manager with over 20 years of experience in various building types including retail, office, healthcare, and industrial. He has extensive experience leading projects from design through construction while achieving LEED certification. Some of his accomplishments include designing a revitalization project that provided a women's shelter and designing an office park restoration that increased revenue.
COTE Top Ten: Intelligent Design for a Restorative Future
This document provides information about the 2016 AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE) Top 10 Award winners. It summarizes the design and sustainability goals of the 10 award-winning projects, as well as lessons learned from their achievements in reducing energy usage. The projects represented various building types including laboratories, schools, and housing from across the U.S. and Ireland. They demonstrated excellence in integrating passive design strategies to achieve net-zero or net-positive energy usage in different climate contexts. The jury was impressed by the projects' mastery of design and environmental performance.
CDE_Sustainability Performance_20240214.pdf
CDE is your trusted design-build partner for innovative energy, sustainability, and LEED compliant projects in Florida.
Cape Design Engineering (CDE) is a certified EDWOSB in Melbourne, FL. We deliver service excellence in Design Engineering, offering on-time, budget-friendly solutions in MEP and structural engineering, building, and property renovation. Since 1997, we've been dedicated to delivering quality engineering and construction services across various disciplines. CDE is committed to turning your concepts into reality efficiently and effectively.
Cape Design Engineering is a wholly owned subsidiary of 8-koi, Inc.
Chitnis Brochure
The document is about The Chitnis Group, an engineering, construction, and project management company that specializes in energy-efficient construction solutions. It discusses that they are LEED-accredited and focus on designing and building infrastructure that exceeds energy efficiency standards. It also provides examples of projects they have completed for various government clients that involved renovating and restoring historic structures in an environmentally-friendly manner.
Case Study: James Hall, A Greener Home for Greener Sciences
The project features several strategies to integrate sustainable architecture and engineering improvements into a historic structure. We will investigate questions of design strategies, LEED Certification, performance measurement, products and materials, and other critical questions.
Sited on the main historic quad of the campus, the building was constructed in 1929 and has been housed in the Earth Science and Natural Resources programs since 1970. Interweaving the retention and restoration of existing materials alongside new efficient technologies, the rehab and expansion included refinishing existing windows, implementing high-performance envelope strategies, and shoe-horning ventilation within the existing shell. The HVAC systems included both chilled beams and highly efficient energy recovery systems.
The collaborative and integrated team included UNH Department of Facilities Design and Construction, EYP Architecture and Engineering, Le Messurier and Shawmut Design and Construction. This roundtable is part of the Sustainable Design Case Study Series at NEXUS. Learn more at http://www.nexusboston.org/news/casestudyroundtables.
High Performance Building Design Workshop
Half-day workshop on high-performance green building design for USGBC Nevada chapter, Las Vegas, 1/8/13, using case studies from Jerry Yudelson's new book, The World's Greenest Buildings: Promise vs Performance in Sustainable Design, published January 2013.
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This document summarizes the qualifications and experience of Keith Symes as a project manager, including:
- Over 28 years of experience managing projects in various sectors such as health, education, retail, and aged care.
- Extensive skills in project management methodology, programming, contract administration, and staff management.
- Current role as Project Manager at CFA where he has successfully completed capital works projects on time and under budget.
- Previous experience as Senior Project Manager at Gleeds Management Consultants and Project Manager at Moreland City Council and Visy.
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3. Project Profiiles
- 1. Commercial Projects Model Validation and System Certification Test Center: This project took a 1950’s building back to beams, columns and slab. The totally renovated 18,600-square-foot building now houses modern office space, light laboratory, data management, computing, 3-D visualization, video editing, dark room, video conferencing capabilities and classified computing spaces. The project was completed via design-build. It was the first of the owner’s buildings to incorporate formal sustainable design elements and earned multiple industry awards for “green” design and energy conservation $4.5Million (Owner: Sandia National Laboratories) Awards State of New Mexico Green Zia Award SNL Gold Presidents Quality Award DOE Pollution Prevention Award White House Closing the Circle award for Sustainable Design Served as blueprint for future Sandia sustainable buildings The Original Building Project Role: Fill responsibility for assessment of alternatives, planning, development, design and construction. Project was completed via the Design-Build process. • Project Manager • Construction Manager Representative Projects
- 2. Technology Project Capability Modernization Program: This multiple project “program” upgraded the communications and control systems for full scale environmental test capabilities supporting the nation’s nuclear weapons program. The projects included installing fiber optic and copper cabling, network/switch rooms, wireless (RF) communications, remote and centralized control systems, and data/video acquisition and management systems. $19Million (Owner: Sandia National Laboratories) Project Role: Full responsibility for requirements definition, planning, design, procurement and construction. • Project/Construction Manager Public Infrastructure Sunport Boulevard: This new access road to the Albuquerque International Airport included two freeway interchanges, excavation and disposal of more than 200,000 tons of old municipal landfill, and acquisition of rights-of-way through a major commercial development. The project utilized a combination of Federal, State and local The Halfway PointRepresentative Projects
- 3. funding. Sunport Boulevard took approximately 6 years to complete design and construction. $26 Million (Owner: City of Albuquerque) Project Role: Full responsibility for requirements definition, planning, design, procurement and construction. • Project/Construction Manager