OZ ARCHITECTURE. OZ Larimer Studio Denver, CO

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1 OZ ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY QUALIFICATIONS - CU AS NEEDED SERVICES Sept Sept. 2017

2 OZ ARCHITECTURE At OZ, we are commited to designing solutions. We're a group of thinkers, makers, and refiners. As your partner, we interpret your vision, goals, and needs to create sustainable and livable buildings and environments. Founded in 1964, OZ integrates the broad experience, varied disciplines, and diverse backgrounds of its professionals to encourage innovation across projects, practices and client cultures. We provide a full range of architectural, planning and interior design services to clients throughout the United States and internationally. Our varied project experience includes resorts, mixed-use and retail developments; multi-family and senior housing, as well as custom residences; corporate and multi-tenant offices; facilities for high-tech and medical/ biomedical research; educational environments for pre-school, K-12 and higher education, including classrooms, labs, cafeterias, student centers and dormitories; manufacturing buildings; and civic buildings of all types. SERVICES OZ has a staff of architects and designers that collaborate on a project from start to finish. OZ s service line includes: Architecture, Program Planning, Urban Design and Planning, Interior Design, Entitlements and Rezoning, 3-D Graphic Rendering Capabilities, Sustainability and LEED certification, and Project Delivery Services. RECOGNITION OZ has earned hundreds of design awards for a wide variety of projects. Many of these awards are from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), including five Firm of the Year awards. In addition, OZ is recognized by several publications as one of the major design firms in the United States. Some of our recent achievements include: OZ Larimer Studio Denver, CO ColoradoBiz Best Architecture Firm in Colorado (#1) 2017 NEWH Top ID firms Architectural Record, Top 300 Architecture Firms Nationwide (Ranked #80 up from #93 in 2016) Society of Marketing Professionals Marketing Communications Awards (MCA) Merit Award in the Project Pursuit Marketing category, Giambrocco Magazine 2016 Building Design + Construction, Giants 300 Report Architecture Firms (#40) 2016 Colorado Springs Business Journal Best Architectural Firm (#2) 2016 ColoradoBiz Best Architecture Firm in Colorado (#1) 2016 Denver Post Top Workplaces Denver Business Journal, Real Estate Champion Award, Socially Responsible Project - Bindery on Blake 2015 ColoradoBIZ Best Architectural Firm in Colorado 2015 Colorado Springs Business Journal Best Architectural Firm (#2) 2015 Best Companies to Work for in Colorado 2015 Best Urban Land Institute, Impact Award, Aria Apartments, Denver, Colorado 2015 Association of General Contractors of Colorado, ACE Awards, Contribution to the Community Award - Suncor Boys & Girls Club 2

3 OZ ARCHITECTURE (continued) 2015 U.S. Green Building Council, Colorado Chapter, Greenest Building of 2015 Award - Boulder County St. Vrain Community Hub Association for Learning Environments, Rocky Mountain Chapter, Rockies Design Award (for unbuilt projects) - Roots Elementary School 2014 Denver Business Journal, Book of Lists, (#3) 2014 Denver Business Journal, Fastest Growing Denver Area Private Companies, Ranked # Architectural Record, Top 250 Architecture Firms Nationwide, Ranked # Mayor s Design Awards for Distinctive Denver Category, Jack A. Vickers Boys & Girls Club at the Nancy P. Anschutz Center, Denver, CO 2014 Mayor s Design Awards for Sustainable Style Category, Aria Apartments, Denver, CO TECHNOLOGY OZ Boulder Studio Boulder, CO OZ utilizes the latest technologies including Building Information Management (BIM), 3D modeling and rendering, and FTP document access. These and other tools help convey design intent and result in the application of the best solutions and technologies to meet your budget, schedule, and needs. PROJECT MANAGEMENT OZ is different from many other firms in that its Principals take on only a few projects at a time so that you have direct, senior-level involvement in your project from beginning to end. We carefully oversee our staff s time, allowing us to monitor and adjust staffing levels on a weekly or daily basis so that all the firm s deadlines are met. The result is that each client receives a dedicated design team under a Principal s leadership whose work throughout all project phases means that clear lines of communication are established, design intent is maintained, and documents are comprehensive and fully coordinated, all while adhering to your schedule and budget. THE BOTTOM LINE The OZ design team is committed to creating timeless and inspiring solutions that result in successful projects based on your unique needs. At the same time, we strive to provide solutions that allow our clients to realize significant energy savings, greater productivity and efficiency, higher enduser satisfaction, and greater revenue generation, leading to higher returns on investment. 3

4 SUSTAINABLE & LEED DESIGN Environmental stewardship has long been a priority at OZ and responsible design is a critical part of our mission. OZ has established itself as a leader in sustainable development having championed environmentally responsible designs over two decades ago with clients such as the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service. OZ is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council, and has 63 LEED Accredited Professionals on staff as well as a Sustainable Design Committee which provides in house education programs and sustainability consulting on all of our projects. The Committee also promotes our own office operation practices that optimize sustainability as part of our firm culture. As a leader in sustainable and LEED design, OZ is proud to have achieved some of the nation s and city s firsts including: CU Visual Arts Complex, Boulder, CO The Village at Northstar, Lake Tahoe, CA - LEED Certified First LEED Certified Resort Village in the Nation Boulder Community Foothills Hospital, Boulder, CO - LEED Silver Certified First LEED Certified Hospital in the Nation 1155 Canyon Mixed-Use, Boulder, CO - LEED Silver Certified First LEED Certified Core and Shell building in Boulder, Colorado We have completed over 80 LEED projects at a variety of certification levels, including platinum. Other LEED Certified projects include: The Nature Conservancy Headquarters, Boulder, CO Fort Collins Discovery Museum, Fort Collins, CO - Platinum University of Colorado Visual Arts Complex, Boulder, CO - Gold Space Operations Simulation Center, Denver, CO (Lockheed Martin) - Gold Sam Gary Library, Denver Public Library, Denver, CO - Gold Front Range Community College, Larimer Campus, Fort Collins, CO - (pursuing) Silver United States Olympic Committee, Colorado Springs, CO - Silver OZ Architecture 29th Street Studio, Boulder, CO - Silver Basalt Regional Library, Basalt, CO - Certified United States Olympic Committee, Colorado Springs 4

5 PROJECT EXPERIENCE OZ has a long standing relationship with higher education campuses including University of Colorado, Boulder and Colorado Springs, Colorado State University, Western State College, Front Range Community College, Pueblo Community College, Colorado College, Community College of Denver, Rocky Vista University, Colorado Mountain College and the United States Air Force Academy. The following projects represent our experience from which we will draw to assure the University Of Colorado reaches its full potential with each on-call project, no matter how small or large. 5

6 HIGHER EDUCATION & SELECT PUBLIC ENTITY EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Cristol Chemistry Building Addition and Backfill Program CU Environmental Chemistry Lab, $2.5m UCCS University Center and Clyde s Patio Renovation MCDB Research and Teaching Laboratories, 129,000 gsf, $19.6m UMC Food Service Renovation, 16,000 sf, $2m Williams Village Dormitories, 381,494 gsf, $40m Visual Arts Complex, 148,000 gsf, $50m Broadway College Pedestrian Underpass, 53,400 gsf, $1.3m College of Music Addition, 40,000 gsf, $1.94m CAD Facilities Management Services/Facilities Inventory, 5,000,000 gsf CU Foundation - Interiors 30,000 gsf, $1.5m Dubin Laboratory Life Sciences Laboratories Remodel, 1,325 sf, $30k Fleming Hall - Court Room and Auditorium Renovation, 2,800 gsf, $375k Porter Biosciences Laboratory Renovation, 102,571, $ 11m MCDB Auditorium, 3,000 gsf, $728k MCDB Lab and Seminar/Classroom finish, 5,159 gsf, $140k University of Colorado Research Park: Sybase Information CONNECT - Phase 1 and 2, 180,000 gsf, $17.2m University of Colorado Fitzsimons Campus: Fitzsimons Biosciences Two, 157,000 gsf Site planning and conceptual design with American Campus Communities for a new student village community of 700 beds Basketball Program Offices, Boulder, 3,000 sf COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, FORT COLLINS Durward Hall and Westfall Hall Space Analysis and Concept Design for Renovations Atmospheric Science Building, Center for Multi-Scaled Modeling of Atmospheric Process, Foothills Campus, 16,000 sf, $4m (under construction) Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Basic Sciences Building, 80,000 sf, $64m (Program plan completed to date) Chemistry Building Program Plan, 60,000 sf, $45m Biology Building Program Plan, TBD, Awarded in 2008, 100,000 sf, $60m Albert Yates Hall, Chemistry and Biological Sciences, 83,000 sf, $16m Lory Student Center, 18,000 sf, $1.9m Shortgrass Steppe, 30,000 sf, $12m COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, PUEBLO Occhiato University Center, Program plan for remodel, 140,000 sf WESTERN STATE COLLEGE, GUNNISON Mears Residence Hall Remodeling, Dormitory Bldg, 98,000 sf $2.5m Keating Dining Hall Additions and Remodeling, 8,500 sf, $350k Chipeta Residence Hall Program Plan, 67,250 sf, $3.6m Evaluation of Campus Buildings for Design Improvement, Life Safety, Energy Use, and Handicap Accessibility Improvements, including establishing project costs COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF DENVER, DENVER Student Learning and Success Building, 85,000 sf New Construction, 60,000 sf Renovation, $43m University of Phoenix, Lonetree, CO 210,000 sf, three building campus Park Meadows Corporate Center University of Phoenix, Arapahoe County, CO 210,000 sf, three building campus Colorado College Athletic Facility, El Pomar, Colorado Springs, CO, 16,000 sf Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, Lakewood, CO Colorado Community Colleges System Headquarters, Aurora, CO, 47,000 sf, $6m Colorado Mountain College, Summit County Campus, Breckenridge, CO, Site analysis, 20,000 sf, new 37,000 sf, $11m FRONT RANGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Student Services Center TI, Westminster, CO, 7,600 sf Front Range Community College, Larimer Campus Renovations PUEBLO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Expansion, 20,000 sf expansion, 60,000 sf renovation, $7m UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY, COLORADO SPRINGS Vandenberg Hall Remodel, 1,400,000 sf Cadet Fitness, 53,467 sf, $17.5m Community Center Gymnasium Addition, 28,224 sf, $12.9m Building 8110 Contracting Office Remodel, 120,000 sf, $1.3m Fairchild Hall Academic Upgrades, $20m Leadership and Character Development Program Plan, 40,000 sf, $21.5m Academy Museum, 20,000 sf, $10m Emergency Operations Center, $11.5m Judicial Center, Colorado Springs, CO, $14.8m Transportation Center, $1m Academic Master Plan, 1,250,000 sf, $80m 6

7 HIGHER EDUCATION & SELECT PUBLIC ENTITY EXPERIENCE Other HIgher Education clients Colorado School of Mines Health and Wellness Center, Golden, CO Auraria Higher Education Center Administration Classroom, Fine Arts Building, Denver, CO, 308,000 sf, $11m Hillel of Colorado University of Denver Student Activity Center, Denver, CO, 8,000 sf University of Colorado Hillel Center, Boulder, CO, 15,545 sf Colorado State University Hillel Center, Fort Collins, CO Boise State University Student Housing, Boise, ID, 2,500 new beds Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Parker, CO, $25m Duke University Student Housing, Durham, NC, two phases of new on campus student housing scheduled for completion in August 2007, Phase 1: 500 beds and parking garage for 425 cars, Phase 2: 700 beds with parking garage for 600 cars University of Houston Student Housing, Houston, TX, Concept design, 525,000 sf, 1,000 beds Salisbury University Student Housing, Salisbury, MD, Concept design for seven buildings, 230,750 gsf University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC, Concept design Drake University Student Housing, Des Moines, IA, 498-bed concept design University of Denver, Denver, CO, Penrose Library Renovation Logistics Planning OZ ARCHITECTURE HAS WORKED WITH OVER 400 PUBLIC ENTITIES (See below for a select list of relevant experience) State of Colorado National Park Service General Services Administration Municipalities City of Boulder, CO Fort Collins, CO Longmont, CO Loveland, CO City and County of Denver, Denver, CO Nederland, CO Aurora, CO Lonetree, CO Basalt, CO Vail, CO Silverthorne, CO Silt, CO Town of Glenwood Springs, CO Town of Superior, CO Town of Black Hawk, CO Town of Winter Park, CO Boulder Valley School District, Boulder, CO Denver Public School District, Denver, CO Poudre River Valley School District, Fort Collins, CO Basalt Library, Basalt, CO Nederland Library, Nederland, CO Sam Gary Branch, Denver Public Library District, Denver, CO Larimer County Sheriff s Building, Fort Collins, CO Lowry Fire Station, Denver, CO Denver Fire District SELECT LEED AND SUSTAINABLE EXPERIENCE CU Visual Arts Complex, Boulder, CO 1095 Canyon, Boulder, CO 1155 Canyon, Boulder, CO 1820 Folsom, Boulder, CO Air Force Academy Character Development Center, Colorado Springs, CO Arbour Square, Westminster, CO Aria Apartments, Denver, CO Arrowhead at Vail, Vail, CO Avon Westin, Avon, CO Basalt Library, Basalt, CO Boulder Community Foothills Hospital, Boulder, CO Boulder County Health and Human Services, Boulder and Longmont Burlingame Ranch Affordable Housing, Aspen, CO City and County of Denver Detention Center, Denver, CO City of Fort Collins Office Building, Fort Collins, CO Colorado Mountain College, Breckenridge, CO Colorado State University, Shortgrass Steppe Field Stations, Fort Collins, CO Corepower - 30th and Zuni, Denver, CO Denver Detention Center, Denver, CO Firestone Municipal Center, Firestone, CO Fitzsimons Biosciences II, Aurora, CO Frisco Adventure Park, Frisco, CO Ft. Collins Discovery Museum, Ft. Collins, CO Grand Canyon South Rim Village Employee Housing, Flagstaff, AZ Grand Junction Village Park Apartments, Grand Junction, CO Great Kills Environmental Education Center, Great Kills, NY GSA Federal Department of Transportation, Lakewood, CO Highland Park Apartments (30th and Zuni) Denver, CO Hillel Student Center, Boulder, CO Hubble Trading Post Employee Housing, Apache County, AZ Hulme Residence, Denver, CO Manhattan Middle School, Boulder, CO Mariposa (DHA S. Lincoln Phase II) Denver, CO Monache Westin Hotel, Mammoth, CA National Outdoor Leadership School, Conway, WA National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) WY 7

8 HIGHER EDUCATION & SELECT PUBLIC ENTITY EXPERIENCE Natural Resource Research Center - Agricultural Research Service Labs, Fort Collins, CO Natural Resource Research Center - APHIS Building, Fort Collins, CO Natural Resource Research Center - The Fort Collins Ecological Science Center, Fort Collins, CO Natural Resource Research Center - U.S. Forest Service Building E, Fort Collins, CO Navy Northwest Housing, Puget Sound, WA Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge Prairie Learning Center, Prairie City, IA Nederland Public Library, Nederland, CO North Broadway Gateway Northeast Youth Services Center, Brighton, CO Northstar Highlands Resort Hotel and Spa, Lake Tahoe, CA Northstar Phase 1 and 2 Northstar Phase 3 Northstar Village - Northstar Ski Area CA One River Run, Keystone Resort OZ 29th Street, Boulder, CO Plaza at Greenwood Remington Block - Convention Center Remington Block - Hotel Remington Block - Office Rio Tinto Minerals National Headquarters, Greenwood Village, CO Ritz Carlton at Northstar Ritz Residences Row 19 School of Mines Student Health Center Golden, CO Silver Gardens Mixed Use Development Albuquerque, NM Silverthorne Elementary, Silverthorne, CO Ski Time Square at Steamboat Springs Snowmass Base Village Snowmass Base Village Building 13 A - The Viceroy Snowmass Base Village Building 13 B - The Viceroy Snowmass Base Village Building 4 A and B - The Croft House Snowmass Base Village Building 5 - The Residences at the Little Nell Resort and Spa Snowmass Base Village Building 8 - The Little Nell Resort and Spa St Cloud Stapleton Public Library, Denver, CO Stapleton South Fire Station No. 26, Denver, CO Stratton Point The Fort Collins Ecological Science Center The Nature Conservancy, Boulder, CO The Residences at Northstar Highlands, Lake Tahoe, CA Thunderhead Lodge at Steamboat Springs The Ritz-Carlton Steamboat Springs, CO Total Community Options, Denver, CO Town of Frisco Public Recreation Area Frisco, CO Trails at Timberline Apartments, Ft. Collins, CO Trimble Office Building, Westminster, CO U.S. Forest Service Building University Hills, Denver, CO University of Colorado Visual Arts Complex, Boulder, CO USAFA Golf Course Clubhouse, Colorado Springs, CO Vail Capital Partners Van de Water Apartments, Loveland, CO Village at Northstar Village at Wolf Creek Vitamin Cottage Prototype Design, Nationwide Walnut Welton Place, Denver, CO Westin Riverfront Willow Water Board Office Remodel Winter Park Building 6, Winter Park, CO Yosemite National Park Employee Housing, Yosemite National Park, CA 8

9 OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Boulder County Community Hospital, Boulder, CO, LEED Certified (Medical) Boulder Community Hospital s Foothills campus is a facility designed to accommodate the needs of Boulder County s women and children. It provides services to women and children such as labor and delivery, neo-natal intensive care and pediatrics. The facility also houses an emergency room, a surgery department and a full imaging department. Attached to the hospital is an outpatient services building housing physician offices and a lab. The site and building are designed to allow for future expansion with a build out of approximately 425,000 sf. Rio Tinto Minerals Corporate Headquarters, Greenwood Village, CO, LEED Silver (Research) Rio Tinto Minerals (RTM) is the world s largest producer of salt, boron and talc. In 2007 RTM selected Greenwood Village, Colorado as the location for their new corporate headquarters, merging the existing subsidiaries of US Borax (Valencia, CA) and Luzenac America (Centennial, CO). OZ was hired to design the new facility utilizing elements of the RTM Global Workplace Standards to create a new corporate identity for RTM. Acacia Fraternity, Boulder, CO (Housing) This project involves the re-development of two adjacent parcels at 17th and Broadway, directly across from the University of Colorado Boulder campus. The site is currently occupied by former fraternity houses that are now functioning as rental apartment buildings. Proposed are two three-story buildings with 39 for-rent apartments that will be marketed exclusively to CU students. Confluence, Community College of Denver, Denver, CO (Academic) The Community College of Denver seeks to build a new $43 million 85,000 SF student services building on the Auraria campus. This building will house classrooms, faculty offices, and a student services one stop. The building will create a new identity for the college, and will be a central part of the student experience. The building is currently under construction. Via, Mobility for Life (Formerly Boulder Special Transit), Boulder, CO (Facilities Maintenance) Special Transit is a private non-profit agency located in Boulder, Colorado that provides an efficient, cost-effective and accessible transportation system for seniors and people with disabilities residing in Boulder and Boulder County. Their mission is to promote independence and self-sufficiency for people with limited mobility by providing caring, customer-focused transportation options. Colorado Community College System Headquarters, Aurora, CO (Office Space) Colorado Community Colleges staged an invited design competition among Denver architecture firms for CCC s new headquarters at Lowry. OZ is the project architect for the complete renovation of existing Lowry buildings for CCC administrative headquarters, three parking lots, conference facilities, and a new statewide data center for CCC central computer operations. Manhattan Middle School, Boulder Valley School District, Boulder, CO (Performance Areas) Manhattan Middle School of Arts and Academics was born out of the merger of the existing Burbank Middle School and the relocated School of the Arts program. The merge created a unique opportunity for a new image and identity to go along with the school s exciting new programs. The result was two additions and an extensive remodel. Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library, Denver, CO (Library) In 2001, Mayor Wellington Webb decided to build a project as his legacy to the City of Denver. A new Denver Public Library branch located in the historic heart of Denver s African-American community, Five Points, would honor the history of African-Americans in the Rocky Mountain West. 9

10 LEED Gold VISUAL ARTS COMPLEX AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Boulder, Colorado Designed within the historic Colorado University campus, the Visual Arts Complex provides permanent exhibition spaces to showcase the Colorado Collection and create a new home for the Department of Art and Art History. The space features climate-controlled exhibition and storage spaces, permanent and changing exhibition galleries, a visual resources center and slide library, a 200- seat auditorium for lectures and symposia, a collection study center and an educational workshop. The project contains state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, allowing wi-fi internet connectivity, LCD projectors and screens in many of the classroom studios. Metal and Woodworking Shops AREA 179,000 sf COLLABORATING PARTNER Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Arts Studio 10

11 UNIVERSITY CENTER SECOND FLOOR REMODEL AND CLYDE S PATIO EXPANSION University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Colorado The recently completed renovations to the Overlook dining area in the UCCS University Center have brought new life to the facility. We targeted creative building modifications and finish upgrades to improve function and enhance the student experience. In addition to the improvements to the Overlook, the courtyard at Clyde s was improved with an outdoor dining area complete with fire pit and trellis. Renovations to Berger Hall were also undertaken to create a flexible space that can stage a variety of event types, ranging from weddings to student laser tag. AREA 7,750 sf 11

12 ADAM PRESS SPORTS CENTER THE COLORADO COLLEGE Colorado Springs, Colorado Originally built in 1970, Adam Press Sports Center was challenged both in access and facilities, and served Varsity Athletics with little or no accommodation for the general student population seeking wellness and fitness. OZ worked closely with the Athletic Department, and the Design Build contractor on this fast-track, three-phased construction project. Phase one included a 12,000 sf three-story administrative addition providing offices and conference room space for the Athletic Department. Phase two: a renovation to 75,000 sf of the existing athletic facility including locker rooms, climbing wall, LAX practice area, weight room, multiple gymnasiums, a completely new plumbing system including fixtures, and an upgrade to their mechanical and electrical system. The final phase included a 33,000 sf two-story fitness addition that wraps around the college s primary athletic field and houses new saunas, weight training, aerobics, yoga and locker rooms. AREA Administrative addition - 75,000 sf Renovation - 12,000 sf Fitness addition - 33,000 sf 12

13 ROCKY VISTA UNIVERSITY Parker, Colorado Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine is a state-of-the-art medical school. The intent was to create a new university campus in a village-like collection of connected buildings surrounding lush courtyards and pathways. It was fundamentally important that the common areas engage the outdoors, both visually and functionally. Classroom and lecture halls were designed to incorporate the latest medical education practices and theories. State-ofthe-art audio-visual equipment and technology was installed to maximize learning capacity. In addition, wireless capacity exists throughout the entire facility with multiple work/study areas. AREA 150,000 sf - Phase I 13

14 FRONT RANGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LARIMER CAMPUS Fort Collins, Colorado At Front Range Community College s Larimer Campus, we were engaged to update their master plan, based on changing factors including available funding, and to improve it to address their need to maintain operations throughout the multi-phase development. We worked with a variety of user groups to understand the true space needs of the various departments affected, and evaluated their current location in the multiple buildings on that campus. With this information, we explored options to relocate them on campus with the intent of consolidating related departments to build better synergy and collaboration between them. We also looked for optimal features in each of the existing facilities that could benefit the departments. For example, the large doors and windows in the current auto shop could be used to provide ample daylighting into an art studio classroom. We also explored future buildings and expansions to existing buildings on the campus. The primary goal was to improve the student experience on campus, so issues such as student wayfinding and improved access to faculty were considered in addition to departmental collaboration. Once the ideal campus locations were agreed upon, we worked to develop a phasing plan to allow revisions to occur on campus without compromising the academic offerings during the construction sequencing, or having to move departments multiple times. 1

15 UNIVERSITY CENTER SECOND FLOOR REMODEL & CLYDE S PATIO EXPANSION University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Colorado OZ ccollaborated with UCCS on their $1.3 million renovation and remodel of the University Center Second Floor and also an expansion of Clyde s patio. The recently completed renovations to the Overlook dining area in the UCCS University Center have brought new life to the facility. We targeted creative building modifications and finish upgrades to improve function and enhance the student experience. In addition to the improvements to the Overlook, the courtyard at Clyde s was improved with an outdoor dining area complete with fire pit and trellis. Renovations to Berger Hall were also undertaken to create a flexible space that can stage a variety of event types, ranging from weddings to student laser tag. AREA 7,750 sf 2

16 LEED Gold Certification VISUAL ARTS COMPLEX University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado Designed within the historic Colorado University campus, The CU Art Complex will provide permanent exhibition spaces to showcase the Colorado Collection and create a new home for the Department of Art and Art History. The space will feature climate-controlled exhibition and storage spaces, permanent and changing exhibition galleries, a visual resources center and slide library, a 200-seat auditorium for lectures and symposia, a collection study center and an educational workshop. COLLABORATING PARTNER Kallmann McKinnell & Wood AREA 179,000 sf 3

17 ALFERD PACKER RESTAURANT AND GRILL University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado A true campus crossroads, the Alferd Packer Grill in CU s University Memorial Center serves many students, staff and faculty daily. The facility s remodel improves food service function, opens up the circulation flow and enhances the student dining experience. Incorporating sustainable principles to improve operation costs and energy efficiency, the Grill also utilizes recycled materials throughout to reflect CU s commitment to environmental stewardship. The Grill is student-run and self-funded, so student input was vital to the renovation s success. AREA 21,180 sf 4

18 PUEBLO COMMUNITY COLLEGE CENTER EXPANSION Pueblo, Colorado For this major remodel and expansion, students requested a central place that would enhance all aspects of wellbeing involved in student life: intellectual, social, and recreational. The expansion is designed as a dynamic experience and a central feature of campus life, providing areas for a variety of activities ranging from quiet study to fitness. The exterior design harmonizes with surrounding campus architecture, and the interior design utilizes natural materials, strong colors, and bright daylighting to set this space apart. AREA 62,237 sf 5

19 BEAR CREEK APARTMENTS AT WILLIAMS VILLAGE BUILDINGS F&G University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado A precedent-setting project for CU, Bear Creek Apartments provides housing for 1,000 students at Williams Village, a satellite housing cluster close to the main campus. Site planning and building design focus on creating a sense of community for students, adapting the best of the main campus residential areas. Designed to complement the predominant Tuscan vernacular style of the main campus, Bear Creek both connects its residents to the larger campus and serves as an impressive gateway to the city of Boulder. AREA 200,000 sf 6

20 AL C. YATES HALL - CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES INSTRUCTIONAL LABS Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado This facility houses undergraduate instructional laboratories for the Chemistry, Biology and Biochemistry departments at Colorado State University. It includes four floors of laboratory space, break-out recitation/classroom areas, and a 250-seat auditorium/lecture hall. The building symbolically and functionally connects Chemistry and Biology over a campus street via the dramatic arch. AREA 80,300 sf 7

21 ADAM PRESS SPORTS CENTER Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado Originally built in 1970, Adam Press Sports Center was challenged both in access and facilities, and served Varsity Athletics with little or no accommodation for the general student population seeking wellness and fitness. OZ worked closely with the Athletic Department, and the Design Build contractor on this fasttrack, three-phased construction project. Phase one included a 12,000 sf three-story administrative addition providing offices and conference room space for the Athletic Department. Phase two: a renovation to 75,000 sf of the existing athletic facility including locker rooms, climbing wall, LAX practice area, weight room, multiple gymnasiums, a completely new plumbing system including fixtures, and an upgrade to their mechanical and electrical system. The final phase included a 33,000 sf two-story fitness addition that wraps around the college s primary athletic field and houses new saunas, weight training, aerobics, yoga and locker rooms. AREA 12,000 sf Administrative Addition 75,000 sf Renovation 33,000 sf Fitness Addition 8

22 COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE Breckenridge, Colorado With a highly visible 20-acre site, Colorado Mountain College s classroom building creates a memorable gateway to the Town of Breckenridge. Placed parallel to the Blue River, the structure forms a protected space at the main entry lobby and an outdoor patio space facing the river. The entry links a 2-story academic wing with a 200+ seat lecture hall that the College makes available for local community use. Durable local materials reflect the surrounding environment and its natural beauty. AREA 33,900 sf 9

23 OZ designed a renovation and addition for the American University of the Caribbean s (AUC) School of Medicine in St. Maarten. AUC is a member of DeVry University, a global education provider. The School of Medicine s current enrollment is 1,000 with plans for growth. Our scope of work began by analyzing current conditions and utilization of existing facilities; making recommendations on standards for growth and master planning to accommodate projected growth. AREA Renovation - 50,000 sf Addition - 90,000 sf AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF THE CARIBBEAN MEDICAL SCHOOL Sint Maarten 1

24 W. LLOYD WRIGHT STUDENT WELLNESS CENTER Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado OZ recently finished the new Health and Wellness Center for Colorado School of Mines, bringing together, for the first time, medical, dental, and health counseling services. This center serves all degreeseeking students with 5,000 sf for medical services, 1,000 sf for dental and 2,300 sf for counseling. The design takes a fresh approach to creating a sustainable wellness environment. AREA 10,000 sf 1

25 MCDB BUILDING (MOLECULAR, CELLULAR & DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY) University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado This facility houses teaching/ wet labs and support facilities for molecular, cellular, and developmental biology research. The ground floor includes teaching labs and departmental offices. The four upper floors are dedicated to research and contain labs, lab support, faculty offices, and a library. The building also includes a vivarium, transgenic animal facility, a 250-seat auditorium, and greenhouses Occupying the basement of the University s Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology Building, this facility s mechanical features include a backup emergency power system, filtered and exhausted air with reclaim, backup air supply and exhaust fans, and a hepa-filtered, 100% outside air supply. Other features of the facility include an isolation quarantine area for new animals, clean areas, cage wash and autoclave equipment, gasketedsteel light fixtures, and nondisruptive security entrances. COLLABORATING PARTNER Perkins + Will AREA 33,900 sf 2

26 CONFLUENCE BUILDING Community College of Denver, Denver, Colorado This two-part project combined the complex remodeling of a 1974-era masonry structure and a LEED Gold certified new building. In close collaboration with CCD Student Affairs and Education Provost staff and students, an extensive programming effort identified the need to support student interaction, complicated enrollment and testing processes, and a strong sense of welcome. Paid for primarily by student funds, the careful stewardship of that funding was a guiding principle in design and construction. COLLABORATING PARTNER Boora Architects AREA 115,000 sf 3

27 USAFA CHARACTER AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER Colorado Springs, Colorado Awarded in May 2008, OZ won a 1-5 year contract with the United States Air Force Academy. Projects under this IDIQ include the Character Development Center, which houses office, auditorium, class and seminar rooms as well as a climbing wall. OZ designed a customer concept document (CCD) for the Air Force Academy that accomplished a program, schematic design and budget for a 30,000 sf facility with a budget of about $40 million. AREA 115,000 sf 4

28 THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON STUDENT HOUSING Houston, Texas OZ Architecture completed conceptual design for a 1,000 bed mixed-use student housing development. The design incorporated retail, an auditorium, public and private parks, and student housing. The OZ design reflects the unique personality of the University of Houston campus taking into account the importance of a high quality of living and an atmosphere conducive to higher education. AREA 525,000 sf 1,000 bed 5

29 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES CMMAP (MULTI-SCALE MODELING OF ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES) LABORATORY Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado The Atmospheric Sciences Complex (ATS) is a two-story, 16,000 sf new building on CSU s Foothills Campus. The space will consists of a Director s suite and offices for three research groups, two current and one future research group. There is a computer room for the computers to run the atmospheric modeling research as well as a seminar room to hold approximately 100 people. The building is sited to create a plaza between two existing buildings and the new building to create a more pedestrian campus for collaboration. The building takes advantage of the sloped hillside by burrowing into it with a lower level entry from the parking area on the west side and an upper entry at the plaza level on the east side with a two-story lobby space to connect the two entries. A 3D model was used to optimize natural daylighting in the building. AREA 16,000 sf 6

30 VETERINARY MEDICINE & BIOMEDICAL LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING PROGRAM PLAN Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado The program plan is for a fourstory, 80,000 sf new building on the southern portion of the CSU main campus in Fort Collins, Colorado to house faculty from three departments, Biomedical Sciences, Environmental Radiological Health Sciences and Microbiology, Immunology and Pathology. The site is the existing Stock Judging Pavilion, which will be relocated off campus. The building is planned to house academic and research laboratories for 40 faculty members and their associated graduate and pos doc/ technicians, a department head office for one of the departments, collaboration rooms on each floor as well as a seminar room for 200 people plus a lobby space for displays as well as prefunctions before seminars. The preliminary plans are to transform the vacated laboratories from the existing buildings into academic teaching laboratories. AREA 80,000 sf 1

31 KING FAISAL HOSPITAL RWANDA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH Kigali, Rwanda Joining the campus of the Rwanda University of Medicine and Health Sciences, the Physician s Plaza is a new facility that will conveniently centralize a number of outpatient services, allowing the main hospital to provide focused inpatient services. Oncology, outpatient surgery, dialysis, and a blood draw lab join a pharmacy and clinical registration center. Staff facilities and medical records complete the Plaza, simplifying the patient experience and integrating clinical care with academic and research functions. AREA 21,610 sm COLLABORATING PARTNER Boulder Associates 2

32 PROJECT TEAM The project team was selected to fit the needs of an Open-End Contract. In our experience with previous As-Needed Contracts we pull from this pool of experts to determine the right team per the project scope. Teams include one point of contact for the University. We have fine tuned this approach to benefit all parties involved, and it allows for capacity and creating the most fitting team for each project. 3

33 DAVID J. SCHAFER, AIA, LEED AP Principal Throughout his 20+ year tenure at OZ, David Schafer has had the privilege of working on a variety of our most complicated project types. His passion, however, lies with design for higher education, and in recent years, he has engaged on a number of projects for many of the state s institutions of higher education. One of David s strengths is his ability to facilitate a true integrated design process, enabling an open exchange of information between the designers, engineers and client on his projects. The collaborative environment he creates is critical to enable the team to find synergies in the project that allow sustainable design principles to flourish. EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture 1991 University of Arizona, Tucson REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect CO 1995 # MT #2657 UT # National Council of Architectural Registration Boards 2002 #55646 AFFILIATIONS LEED AP American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects South Past Board Member The Downtown Partnership Great Streets Colorado Springs ULI/QLI Quality of Life Indicators Panel RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Higher Education University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Center for Academic Success and Excellence (CASE) - in collaboration with Boora Fleming Renovation - Required to move the Fine Arts Program during construction of the new Visual Arts Complex Heisman Trophy Room at the Dal Ward Center Remodel Marine Street Renovation - Required to move the Fine Arts Program during construction of the new Visual Arts Complex Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology Building North of Boulder Creek Planning University Memorial Center - Food service renovation, 16,500 sf, $2m University Memorial Center, Glenn Miller Ballroom Renovations - 16,000 sf, $3.1m Visual Arts Complex - New arts facility housing the CU Art Museum and the Departments of Art and Art History, 176,000 sf, $49m Williams Village Phase II Program Plan University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, CO; University center renovations University of Denver Penrose Library, Denver, CO; Logistical planning for renovation, 120,000 sf Colorado School of Mines Student Health Center, Golden, CO; 8,000 sf Community College of Denver, Confluence Building, Denver, CO; 90,000 sf new student services building. In collaboration with Boora Architects Community College of Denver, South Classroom Expansion, Denver, CO; 150,000 sf classroom building renovation over multiple phases Front Range Community College, Larimer Campus, Fort Collins, CO; Multi-phased project, starting with a 28,000 sf, $5.2m tech building 4

34 DAVID J. SCHAFER, AIA, LEED AP Principal LECTURES Boulder Green Building Guild, Split Incentives: ideas to Promote Commercial Green Improvements and Leasing 2009 Guest Lecturer regarding design and LEED certification of the new Boulder Community Foothills Hospital American Institute of Architects Colorado North Chapter and University of Colorado, Boulder AIAS 10x10 Event 2004 American Institute of Architects Houston Chapter 2004 International Interior Design Association Rocky Mountain Chapter Environmental Event 2004 American Institute of Architects Academy of Architecture for Health Conference 2003 U.S. Green Building Council Colorado Chapter 2003 National Kitchen and Bath Exposition on Luxury Green Design housing auto, welding and clean energy technology departments Pueblo Community College Center Renovation and Addition, Pueblo, CO; 20,000 sf expansion, 60,000 sf renovation, $6.5m Campus Expansion - Office/production/warehouse 403,880 sf, $13m Phase III: Production/warehouse/clean room facility - 109,000 sf, $6.5m Medical/Healthcare Boulder Community Foothills Hospital, Boulder, CO Hospital - 154,000 sf, $51m MOB - 67,124 sf OSB 2 - Medical office building, 16,000 sf, $3m Healthy Smiles Dental Office, Lafayette, CO; 2,000 sf Colorado School of Mines Student Health Center, Golden, CO; 8,000 sf South Pointe Urgent Care, Lafayette, CO; 4,000 sf Exempla Lutheran Hospital, Wheat Ridge, CO MOB #3 - New facility, 80,000 sf, $6.8m MOB #1 and #2 - Renovations Office/High Tech/Lab/Research Stratton Pointe, Colorado Springs, CO; Worked with the design team and owner to select and commit to LEED points, strategized the mechanical system and envelope design to optimize energy performance, directed the design and documentation to achieve the points U.S. Olympic Committee Headquarters, Colorado Springs, CO; Worked with the team to select LEED points for pursuit T. Rowe Price, Colorado Springs, CO; two-story office building, 147,032 sf Quantum Corporation, Louisville, CO; R&D and manufacturing facility for disk drive retrieval heads, 242,000 sf, $47m Storage Tek, Louisville, CO; Tenant improvements, 10,000 sf, $9m Highlands Ranch Office Building, Douglas County, CO; Public space design and tenant planning, Phase I - 30,000 sf, $2.5m, Phase II - 46,000 sf, $3m Supragen, Lakewood, CO; Research lab/administrative offices/animal facility, 20,000 sf, $3m Cablelabs Corporate Headquarters/Research Facility, Louisville, CO; R&D laboratories/office building, 42,500 sf, $3m Colorado Tech Center, Louisville, CO; Flex building, 280,000 sf K-12 Green Mountain High School Addition/Remodel, Lakewood, CO; 5

35 DAVID J. SCHAFER, AIA, LEED AP Principal 126,000 sf remodel and 70,000 sf of new construction, $10m Sustainable Design Experience University of Denver Penrose Library, Denver, CO; Logistical planning for renovation, 120,000 sf Community College of Denver, CO; Approximately 100,000 sf student services building, along with another 40,000 sf renovation to existing south classroom building CU Visual Arts Complex, Boulder, CO; Facilitated an integrated design process that discovered synergies in the design of the envelope and mechanical systems to optimize the energy performance of the project within the budget, facilitated discussions between the energy modeling team, the university and the mechanical engineers, and led the team in implementing the selected sustainable strategies in the project, and creating the documentation for USGBC submittal Westin Riverfront Resort and Spa, Avon, CO; Led the review and selection of LEED points for pursuit, led the design team to fulfill the requirements of the selected LEED points and create documentation for submission to the USGBC Durango Transit Center, Durango, CO; Strategized mechanical system selection and envelope design for energy conservation, facilitated the selection of LEED points and directed the design and documentation to achieve the points Boulder Community Foothills Hospital, Boulder, CO; Assisted in the review and selection of LEED points for pursuit, led the design team to fulfill the requirements of the selected LEED points and create documentation for submission to the USGBC The Village at Northstar, Lake Tahoe, CA; Worked in close coordination with the contractor and owner to prioritize LEED points based on the anticipated cost and benefit to the project, directed the design and documentation to achieve the points Stratton Pointe, Colorado Springs, CO; Worked with the design team and owner to select and commit to LEED points, strategized the mechanical system and envelope design to optimize energy performance, directed the design and documentation to achieve the points 1155 Canyon, Boulder, CO; Facilitated the selection of LEED points for pursuit near the end of the design phase, led the design team in making revisions to the project prior to construction in pursuit of the selected LEED points 6

36 RICK PETERSEN, AIA, LEED AP Principal Rick Petersen s broad body of work engages and enriches communities from Denver to Antarctica. His design focus ranges from mixed-use to higher education to cultural centers. Rick s current work is relevant to many issues that are pivotal, including transit-oriented development, urban infill and affordable housing. An active student mentor, teacher and juror, Rick invests in the next generation of designers. To serve the larger community, he is a member of several design review boards and is a long-term leader of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. EDUCATION Master of Architecture with Distinction 1988 School of Design Harvard University Graduate Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Design with high honors 1982 University of California, Berkeley REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect CO 2002 # CA 2001 #71849 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards # AFFILIATIONS LEED AP American Institute of Architects TEACHING University of Colorado 2002-Present Boston Architectural Center Rhode Island School of Design 1989 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Education University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Center for Academic Success and Excellence (CASE) - in collaboration with Boora Visual Arts Complex - New arts facility housing the CU Art Museum and the Departments of Art and Art History, 176,000 sf, $49m Community College of Denver, Confluence Building, Denver, CO; 90,000 sf new student services building. In collaboration with Boora Architects Community College of Denver, South Classroom Expansion, Denver, CO; 150,000 sf classroom building renovation over multiple phases Pueblo Community College, Center Renovation and Addition, Pueblo, CO; $6.5m, 20,000 sf expansion, 60,000 sf renovation Front Range Community College, Larimer Campus, Fort Collins, CO; Integrated Technology Adams State, Richardson Hall Renovation, Student Services, Auditorium, Administration, Alamosa, CO; 60,000 sf, $15.5m Colorado State University, Chemistry and Biological Sciences Instructional Labs, Fort Collins, CO; $16m Colorado Community Colleges System Headquarters, Denver, CO; $6m National Outdoor Leadership School Headquarters, Lander, WY; $1m Master Planning, Anchorage, Mexico, Kenya, and Chile Pacific Northwest Center, Conway, WA; $1m Boys and Girls Clubs, Metro Denver Yale University, Bass Center for Molecular Biophysics, $30m* Washington University, Molecular Biology Building, $22m* Planning Lockheed Martin Antarctic Support Services, McMurdo Station Master Plan, Antarctica Superior Town Center, Superior, CO *Completed prior to joining OZ 7

37 RICK PETERSEN, AIA, LEED AP Principal LEADERSHIP Colorado State University Design Review Board 2006-Present American Institute of Architects Colorado Board Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Denver 2008 Leukemia/Lymphoma Society President 2004-Present St. Anne s Episcopal School Trustee 2003-Present Breezy Point Cooperative Master Plan and Community Improvements, New York, NY Corporate Trimble Headquarters, Westminster, CO; 125,000 sf, $25m Adams County Housing Authority, Denver, CO Total Merchant Services, Glenwood Springs, CO Accenture, Denver, CO; $3.2m Civic/Government Boettcher Concert Hall Feasibility Study and Conceptual Design, Denver, CO; Kelly Yamasaki and Rick Petersen worked closely with Denver Arts and Venues on a conceptual design strategies to improve this one of Denver s key cultural institutions. Glenwood Springs Town Hall, Glenwood Springs, CO; $6.2m Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, Fort Collins, CO; $14m Children s Museum of Denver, CO; $15m remodel and 14,000 sf addition Longmont Museum and Cultural Center, Longmont, CO; $10.1m U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Prairie Learning Center, Prairie City, IA; $15.5m Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge Master Plan, Denver, CO University of Colorado Boulder, CU Art Museum, Boulder, CO; $52m Lakewood Visitor Center, Lakewood, CO; $6m Babi Yar Memorial Park Museum, Denver, CO; 5.5m U.S.D.A. Forest Service National Design and Sustainability Guidelines Shell Falls Interpretive Center, WY Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie Design Guidelines, Joliet, IL Barr Lake State Park Environmental Education Center, Colorado State Parks, Brighton, CO; $1m National Park Service Grand Canyon National Park Employee Housing, AZ; $20m Gateway Environmental Education Center, Staten Island, NY; $10.7m Mixed-Use/Residential/TOD Denver Housing Authority South Lincoln TOD Denver, CO; Mixed-use, including 93 units, retail and parking, $22m Denver Housing Authority Globeville, Denver, CO; Planning and design for 91 townhomes and community building,106,500 sf, $13m *Completed prior to joining OZ 8

38 RICK PETERSEN, AIA, LEED AP Principal Deer Creek Woods, Overland Park, KS; Mixed-use, 100,000 sf, 80 residential units, $27m Highlands Garden Village Commercial Center, Denver, CO 1915 Logan Street, Denver, CO; Mixed-use project, master planning and design for 195 for-sale residential condominiums, $42m Riverside Downs, Littleton, CO; Mixed-use retail and office, $8.5m Country Club Gardens, Denver, CO; Multi-family development in historic district, 750,00 sf, 500 units Littleton Station Mixed-Use TOD, CO; Master planning and design for 37 housing units,12,000 sf office condominiums, $12m County Line Transit-Oriented Development, Douglas County, CO; Nine acres, master planning and design for 489 residential units, 60,000 sf retail/commercial space, 1,070 parking spaces, $40m Historic / Adaptive Reuse Jacob Riis Historic Bathhouse Rehabilitation, Brooklyn, NY; $18m Floyd Bennett Historic Airfield Rehabilitation, Brooklyn, NY Barren Island Marina Master Plan, Brooklyn, NY Fort Hancock Adaptive Reuse Master Plan, Sandy Hook, NJ 2500 Main, Littleton, CO *Completed prior to joining OZ 9

39 TOM E. HOOVER, AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE Principal Tom Hoover joined OZ to further enrich the firm s expertise, but more importantly, to guide OZ s newest studio in Colorado Springs. His awardwinning design coupled with his ability to effectively manage design projects and conduct business development while leading a studio, has made him a valuable asset to the team. Experienced in many project types, including university projects, office buildings, mixed-use, high-end retail, hotels, federal and municipal projects, and single and multi-family housing. Tom s focus includes creating a dynamic studio that succeeds in all aspects of design. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design 1984 University of Colorado, Boulder REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect CO 1996 # AFFILIATIONS LEED Green Associate American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects South Past Board Member The Downtown Partnership Great Streets Colorado Springs ULI/QLI Quality of Life Indicators Panel RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Higher Education Adam s State, Richardson Hall Renovation, Museum, and Auditorium, Alamosa, CO; 60,000 sf, $15.5m University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO; University Center second floor remodel and Clyde s Patio expansion, $1.26m Colorado College Athletic Facility, Colorado Springs, CO Athletic and Administration Building (new) Phase I - 11,000 sf, $3.2m Athletic Renovation - New court and climbing wall, ADA/DOJ upgrades Phase II, 52,000 sf, $10.4m Athletic addition, yoga, wellness/physical therapy/cardio, strength training, plyo Phase III - 30,000 sf, $9.4m Pueblo Community College Center Expansion, Pueblo, CO; 41,380 sf Historic Renovation Scribbles, Adaptive Re-use, Denver, CO; Three-story intricate renovation to 1898 building in lower downtown combining retail and residential functions, 15,000 sf, $1.675m. The project was an ASID award winner Masonic Temple Building-Base Building Architect for On-Going Selective Renovation Renovations to Six Stories of Historic 1889 Building, Downtown Denver, CO Mixed-use Colorado Crossings Block #5 Phase I, Colorado Springs, CO; 387,000 sf retail/office/entertainment on nine acres of 115 acre mixed-use development Tuscany Plaza, Colorado Springs, CO; 142,600 sf Phase I concept on 14 acres of 43 acre mixed-use development Single Family Residential Tefertiller Residence, Colorado Springs, CO; 4,000 sf Schriner Residence, Colorado Springs, CO; 4,200 sf Standley Lake Residence, Arvada, CO; 2,300 sf Oberg Residence, Belcaro-Denver, CO; 4,400 sf 10

40 TOM E. HOOVER, AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE Principal Retail Northstar Bank, Colorado Springs, CO; 12,230 sf Sparrow Hawk-High End Cookware Boutique, Colorado Springs, CO 4,000 sf LuLu, Colorado Springs, CO; Boutique interior and exterior renovation, 2,000 sf Scribbles, Denver, CO; 4,400 sf retail/live/work renovation of 1898 building Ultimate Electronics/Soundtrack, Denver, CO; Design liaison to produce 37 prototypical retail stores and two distribution warehouse/training centers averaging $2.6m in shell/improvement cost. Project manager on construction of 11 prototype stores, each 35,000 sf and one distribution warehouse/training center.* Goods, Breckenridge, CO; Project architect/project manager, 5,000 sf* Brio Coffee Retailers, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 1,500 sf* Norwest Bank, Casper, WY; Project architect/project manager, 25,000 sf* Vectra Bank, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 12,000 sf* 1445 Market Street, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 71,000 sf* Micro Motion Remodel, Boulder, CO; Office/computer/training room/ quality control testing lab, $2m Hotels/Resorts Lodge and Guestrooms at Flying Horse, Colorado Springs, CO; 31,800 sf Telluride Hotel, Telluride, CO Broadmoor Golf Cottages, Colorado Springs, CO; 44 high-end golf suites occurring in six cottages on 18th hole of five-star resort, 34,000 sf Broadmoor Brownstones, Phase II, Colorado Springs, CO; New 19 for-sale condominium units on the 3,000 acre campus of this five-star resort, 4,500 sf each Broadmoor - Laundry, Colorado Springs, CO; Renovations and improvements to the laundry facility on the campus of this five-star resort Sage Hotel, San Diego, CA; Project architect/project manager, 145,000 sf, 165 Rooms* Double Eagle Hotel, Cripple Creek, CO; Project architect/project manager, 140,000 sf, 159 rooms* Holtze Hotel, Dallas, CO; Project architect/project manager, 240,000 sf, 300 rooms* Main Street Station, Black Hawk, CO; 72,000 sf* Isle of Capri Casino, Black Hawk, CO; 70,000 sf* *Completed prior to joining OZ 11

41 TOM E. HOOVER, AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE Principal Corporate Headquarters/Office Building Goodwill Industries, Colorado Springs, CO; Administration and headquarters building, 101,000 sf, $4m Denver West, Golden, CO; Project architect/project manager, 1,200,000 sf* Resource Land Holdings at 619 N. Cascade, Colorado Springs, CO; Adaptive re-use project, corporate headquarters, 14,000 sf Flying Horse Office Park, Colorado Springs, CO; Design of a new mail kiosk building and a new office building in the Tuscan style Aleut Corporation, Colorado Springs, CO; Addition and renovation to this OZ designed office building Quantum Corporation, Colorado Springs, CO; Renovations to this OZ designed hard drive and computer components manufacturing facility 508 South Tejon, Colorado Springs, CO; Tenant improvements to this historic trolley car storage and maintenance building Sun Microsystems, Englewood, CO; Project architect/project manager, 63,000 sf* Metropolitan Life Pension Admin., Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 140,000 sf* Home Insurance Company, Englewood, CO; Project architect/project manager, 20,000 sf* Prudential Plaza, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 546,000 sf* First Data Corp., Englewood, CO; Project architect/project manager, 80,000 sf* Adolph Coors Co., Golden, CO; Project architect/project manager, 20,000 sf* Thomas and Perkins, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 33,000 sf* MetroPoint I, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 375,000 sf* Orchard I and II, Englewood, CO; Project architect/project manager, 99,000 sf* Commons 6000, Englewood, CO; Project architect/project manager, 54,000 sf* Masonic Building, Denver, CO; 72,000 sf* MCI Campus, Colorado Springs, CO; 850,000 sf* Hewlett Packard, Englewood, CO; Project architect/project manager, 72,000 sf* Grant Thornton, Denver, CO; Project architect/project manager, 20,000 sf* Boston Chicken HQ PH I., Golden, CO; Project architect/project manager, 60,000 sf* Mycogen Corporation, San Diego, CA; Project architect/project manager, 20,000 sf* *Completed prior to joining OZ 12

42 TOM E. HOOVER, AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE Principal Airports/Airport Related Facilities Midland International Airport, Midland, TX; 185,000 sf* Jefferson County Regional Airport, CO; 20,000 sf* Jeppesen Bldg., Englewood, CO; 45,000 sf* Municipal GSA-Lakewood, CO; U.S. General Services Administration. Space needs assessment and program for approximately 18,000 sf remodel* Denver Federal Center-Denver, CO; U.S. Marshall offices space needs assessment, remodel, and updated holding area/prisoner conveyance needs to accommodate Oklahoma City Bombing Trials conducted in Denver, fast-trak, 8,500 sf* Colorado Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Lakewood, CO; Program, space needs assessment and re-stack of three-story headquarters building and tenant improvement documentation, 15,000 sf interior remodel.* U.S. Postal Service-Denver, CO; Implementation and planning of postal prototype into historic downtown building, 5,000 sf* Healthcare Facilities Springs Eye Clinic, Colorado Springs, CO; Full service design for multi-faceted 9,200 sf medical practice, features optical practice, Lasik surgery center and aesthetics/skin care spa Alliance Medical Clinic, Colorado Springs, CO; Full service design for 7,240 sf internal medicine practice with space designed around six providers Cordera Medical Office Park, Colorado Springs, CO; Six shell medical office building designs in 24,000 and 18,000 sf configurations, underground parking, lobbies that allow direct visible connection to individual suites for first time visitors, medical office park is phased and adjoins a mixed-use concept for retail and lodging in latter phases GoodWill Colorado Headquarters Campus, Colorado Springs, CO; Adaptive re-use design to place goodwill s administrative and management office team, and several individual client programs including adult day care into one cohesive facility, 100,800 sf. The design features a functioning village within the building to provide real-life training for banking transactions, shopping, home cooking, and experiential mock-ups to aid Goodwill s clientele in achieving greater independence and functioning on their own, Snoozelyn, three day rooms, arts and crafts studio, gym, designed with very specific light and sound controls that calm hyperactive or hypersensitive individuals whom have experience brain injuries *Completed prior to joining OZ 13

43 TRACY TAFOYA, LEED AP Interior Design Principal As leader of OZ s Interior Design studio, Tracy Tafoya takes an active role in designing a wide variety of projects. Whether the design is for libraries, higher education, or corporate offices, Tracy brings a fresh perspective, experienced project management skills and skilled charrette facilitation to bring client goals and vision to the forefront early in the process. Tracy is a valued mentor for both design teams and individual staff members, willing to share the knowledge she s gained in more than twenty years as a designer. She is also an active Board Member for the Boys and Girls Clubs. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Interior Design Cum Laude 1992 Colorado State University AFFILIATIONS LEED AP RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Education University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Center for Academic Success and Excellence (CASE) - in collaboration with Boora Glenn Miller Ballroom Renovation Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology Building, Boulder, CO; Office and laboratory facility, 129,000 sf, $30m Visual Arts Complex - New arts facility housing the CU Art Museum and the Departments of Art and Art History, 176,000 sf, $49m Community College of Denver, Confluence Building, Denver, CO; 90,000 sf new student services building. In collaboration with Boora Architects Community College of Denver, South Classroom Expansion, Denver, CO; 150,000 sf classroom building renovation over multiple phases Adams State, Richardson Hall Renovation, Student Services, Auditorium, Administration, Alamosa, CO; 60,000 sf, $15.5m American University of the Caribbean, Building 1 and 2, Saint Martin American University of the Caribbean, DeVry University, Saint Martin Arvada High School Remodel, Arvada, CO; Remodel - 213,000 sf, addition - 11,000 sf, $5.75m Boys and Girls club of Metro Denver, CO; Suncor Branch, in CD s Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Denver, CO; Owen, Aurora and Steele Branches Cardinal Properties, Inn at Auraria, Denver, CO Cherry Creek Elementary School No. 38, Centennial, CO; 70,000 sf, $9.6m Denver School of the Arts, Denver, CO; Remodel - 53,000 sf, $702k Front Range Community College, Integrated Technology, Westminster, CO Pueblo Community College, Pueblo, CO Silverthorne Elementary School, Silverthorne, CO; 62,000 sf, $9.5m 14

44 TRACY TAFOYA, LEED AP Principal University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Remodel and Clydes Patio, Colorado Springs, CO William Smith Alternative High School, Aurora, CO; 40,000 sf, $5.765m YMCA of the Rockies, Snow Mountain Ranch Conference Center, Tabernash, CO; 18,000 sf, $1.45m Multi-Family/Residential/Mixed-Use 250 Columbine, Denver, CO; Office, condominiums, structured parking, and retail, under construction 5280 Residence, Denver, CO; private residence, moving into CD s Lake Vista Luxury Apartments & Community Center, Loveland, CO; 303 luxury apartments and community center on 9 acres, LEED Silver Certified for Homes Van de Water, Loveland, CO; 348 market rate apartments and stand alone clubhouse Highland Park Apartments, Corepower Yoga Offices, Denver, CO; 126 units, 126,000 sf Lincoln Terrace Apartments, Denver, CO; 75 units of affordable apartments, parking garage, exercise room, community room, 10,000 sf restaurant, office, retail, $13.5m Highlands Garden Village, Denver, CO; Townhomes/apartments and clubhouse, buildings one, two, and three - 20,000 sf each, building four - 18,000 sf, $6.5m Zuni Townhomes, Denver, CO; High-end townhomes Glick Residence in Zuni Townhome Development, Denver, CO; Interior design of high-end townhome Zi Lofts, Denver, CO; 36 units, 5,026 sf retail space, 55 parking spaces, 97,297 gsf Burlingame Ranch Phase II Multifamily Housing, Aspen, CO University Hills Senior Apartments, Denver, CO Residences at Boulder Creek, Boulder, CO Brunetti Lofts, Denver, CO; Four-story building with 20 units and underground parking structure, 20,000 sf, $2.6m Blake Street Apartments, Denver, CO; 94-unit affordable apartments, parking garage, exercise room, community room and small commercial retail space, 121,211 sf, $9.1m Hangar Lofts, Denver, CO; 120 units, 246,000 sf Welton Place, Denver, CO; 208,000 gsf, 101 units, approximately 150 parking spaces in a seven story building, $26.5m Bank and Boston Lofts, Denver, CO; On-going strategic service architecture agreement Mercy Housing Inc., Denver, CO; Programming, space planning and test fits for office building, 35,000 sf Mercy Housing Southwest Affordable Housing at Granview, Durango, 15

45 TRACY TAFOYA, LEED AP Principal CO; 100 units, 97,000 sf, $8.2m 2500 Walnut Lofts, Denver, CO; 65,000 sf, $4.8m Blake Square Mixed-Use, Denver, CO; 111 apartments, office - 20,000 sf, total - 180,000 sf, (unbuilt) Clock Tower Lofts, Denver, CO; Lofts - 40,997 sf, parking - 9,750 sf, $5m Chamber Lofts, Denver, CO; Total - 49,503 sf, office - 7,000 sf, garage - 9,424 sf, $4m Antlers Gulch Mixed-Use, Keystone, CO; One bedroom units sf, two bedroom units - 1,270 sf, three bedroom units - 1,525 sf, office/ commercial - 11,000 sf, $10m Buerger Brothers/Fire Clay Building Industrial Lofts, Denver, CO; Reuse and historic renovation of two buildings, parking - 12,300 sf, lofts -51,680 sf, office - 10,028 sf, $6m The Cottages and Apartments at Shalom Park, Aurora, CO; 44 cottages and 60 apartments, $8.7m Skylofts, Denver, CO; Residential - 42,575 sf, covered parking - 56,270 sf, $3m Meridian Elderly Housing, Englewood, CO; $150k Georgetown Terraces, Denver, CO; 31,000 sf, $3m Keystone Employee Housing Phase I, Keystone Resort, CO; 38,000 sf, $2.3m Parker Ridge Condominiums, Telluride, CO; $7.2m Trademark Residences, Winter Park, CO; 10 buildings, 1,650 each, Phase 1 - $720k, Phase II - $600k Cherry Creek Towers Condominiums, Denver, CO; 180,000 sf, $800k McWhinney Private Residence FF&E, Denver, CO Pfluger Private Residence FF&E, Denver, CO McAbee Residence Interiors, Denver, CO Arbour Square Apartments, Westminster, CO Villa Mayfair Senior Housing, Denver, CO Retail/Restaurants/Resorts Smartwool, Steamboat Springs, CO Row 14 Wine Bar and Bistro, Denver, CO Frank and Stans Restaurant Concept, Denver, CO The Little White Dress Shop, Denver, CO Rav House, Littleton, CO; Gourmet food, shop, restaurant/retail, 800 sf tenant improvement Public/Government Arapahoe County Courts and Department of Social Services Renovation, Phases I and II, Arapahoe County, CO; 150,000 sf, $2.9m Basalt Regional Library, Basalt, CO; 22,000 sf, $7.2m, LEED Silver 16

46 TRACY TAFOYA, LEED AP Principal Boulder County Health and Human Services, Boulder, CO Broomfield Health and Human Services Master Plan, CO Denver Housing Authority, Denver, CO; Visioning and Programming Denver Public Library, Denver, CO Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library - 40,000 sf, $9.5m Decker Branch Remodel - 4,000 sf Family and Children s Style Program Plans Park Hill Branch Remodel - 10,000 sf Sam Gary Library - 28,000 sf, $6m budget Virginia Village Library Remodel Valdez/Perry Remodel Fort Collins Discovery Museum, Fort Collins, CO Firestone Town Hall, Firestone, CO; 19,810 sf, $4.1m budget General Services Administration Building 20, Federal Center, Denver, CO General Services Administration Building 53, Federal Center, Denver, CO Grand Junction Village Park, Grand Junction, CO Longmont Museum, Longmont, CO Loveland Library Addition, Loveland, CO; 30,000 sf renovation, 27,000 addition, renovation budget $7.6m National Park Service Grand Canyon National Park Employee Housing, AZ; 81 units, $20m Hubbell Trading Post, Employee Housing, AZ; 16 units Sandy Hook Beach Center, Highlands, NJ; 1,674 acres, $1.84m Nederland Library, Nederland, CO; 45,000 sf, $1.1m Poudre River Public Library, Remodel and Addition, Fort Collins, CO Pueblo City-County Library District, Three New Library Branches and Prototype Design, Pueblo, CO; 22,500 sf Richard T. Castro Human Services Center, Denver, CO; Open-end contract 275,000 sf, $25m building construction, $4.5m furnishings package Silt Library Branch, Silt, CO The Rose Andom Center-Domestic Violence Remodel, Denver, CO United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO; Open-end contract Richter Lounge Banquet Facilities, Cafeteria, and Cadet Lounge - 22,100 sf, $1.15m Vandenberg/Sijan Dormitories Remodeling m sf, $62m 17

47 STEVE BROOKS, AIA, LEED AP Principal EDUCATION Master of Architecture 1980 University of Colorado Bachelor of Environmental Design 1977 University of Colorado REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect CO 1983 # National Council of Architectural Registration Boards 1996 #44425 AFFILIATIONS LEED AP USGBC Colorado, a chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council Member American Institute of Architects Member 1983-Present Academy on Architecture for Health 1994-Present Steve Brooks design focus ranges from healthcare, science, and technology facilities to government and planning projects. This expertise and a strong interest in sustainable design allies with his personal commitment to the larger international community, and is reflected in his work in Afghanistan, Nepal, and Kenya. A long-standing passion for the people and places of Africa has led to several projects for the government of Rwanda, which is committed to building a self-sufficient nation by Steve has also taught architecture as a visiting lecturer at Makerere University in East Africa. He is Principal of OZ s Sustainability Department and serves on the boards of Engineering Ministries International and Village Makeover. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Federal Government General Services Administration, Denver Federal Center Building 25, EPA, MSHA, OSM and U.S. Geological Survey, Lakewood, CO; Research labs and offices, 375,415 sf, $40m National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Energy Systems Integration Facility Program and Sustainability Performance Standards, Golden, CO; 177,500 sf General Services Administration 3, Five Year Open-End IDIQ Contracts Natural Resources Research Center, Fort Collins, CO New Building for USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service - 108,000 sf, $16.9m New Lab Building for USGS Fort Collins Ecological Science Center - 78,000 sf, $16m New Lab Building for Agricultural Research Service - 117,000 sf, $22m New Building for U.S. Forest Service - 55,000 sf, $12m National Wildlife Research Center, Invasive Species Research Building, CSU Foothills Campus, Fort Collins, CO; New lab building, 25,000 sf, $17.5m NARA - 170,000 sf USDA, Wildlife Disease Research Building, BSL3, CSU Foothills Campus, Fort Collins, CO; 24,000 sf, $20m (unbuilt) Center for Disease Control National Center for Infectious Diseases, Fort Collins, CO; Preliminary program and concept design of new replacement facility, 157,800 sf Trans Shipping Building, Freezer Storage and Lobby Vestibule Remodel, Fort Collins, CO; 3,300 sf, $600k Arbovirus and Bacterial Zoonoses Laboratory Renovations, CO; 3,400 sf, $575k Federal Department of Transportation, Lakewood, CO Office Building - 130,000 sf, $21m Parking Structure - 116,000 sf, $3.8m Warehouse Facility - 18,000 sf, $1.7m 18

48 STEVE BROOKS, AIA, LEED AP Principal LECTURES/ INSTRUCTION Makerere University, Uganda Visiting Instructor 1992 University of Colorado Department of Architecture and Planning Urbanization in Developing Countries 2007, 2011, 2012 University of Denver Korbel School of International Studies Africa Initiatives Series 2010 Transportation Security Administration Offices, Denver, CO; Tenant Finish at Denver International Airport, Concourse A, 16,650 sf, Approximately $800k David Skaggs Research Center for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Boulder, CO Block D Design Modifications, high performance data center Laboratory, Office, and Fitness Center Build-out, 20,500 sf, $3m Miscellaneous projects, Wayfinding and Signage Design, Mechanical Modifications, and Structural Study Denver Federal Center, Lakewood, CO Building 95 Water Lab reconfigurations Building 15 Pollen Lab, Building 16 reuse feasibility study Building 20 Mineral Separation Lab study, and Building 53 planning and seismic studies Building 67 Exterior Renovations Byron Rogers Courthouse Social Security Administration TI, FBI, ATF and DOJ TI, security upgrades, building engineering report Region 8 Federal Office Building Performance Standards for solicitations for offer National Park Service Water Treatment Facility and Lab, Sandy Hook, NJ International Planning Services Konza Technology City Phase 1 Master Plan and Sustainable Development Guidelines for a population of 30,000 people to be located 60 km southeast of Nairobi, Kenya. The 5,000 acre final City build-out has a potential population of 250,000 people. Kigali City Master Plan, Kigali, Rwanda - conceptual master plan for future population of three million citizens, APA Daniel Burnham Award Kigali Subarea Master Plans, for Kimihurura, Kinyinya, Rebero, Masaka, Rwanda, APA Pierre L Enfant Award Rwamagana District and Town Master Plan, Rwanda Bugesera International Airport Master Plan, Nyamata, Rwanda King Faisal Hospital Master Plan, Kigali, Rwanda Kyompalogoma Primary School Master Plan, Luwero, Uganda Historic Government Projects Courthouse and Federal Historic Building Preservation Plans for Fargo, Bismarck, and Grand Forks, ND; Courthouses, Wayne Aspinall Courthouse Historic Building Preservation plan and exterior renovation U.S. Custom House, Denver, CO; Historic Terra Cotta Cornice Repair, Security Gate, Drainage Study, and Day-care Center Flood Remediation Byron White Courthouse, Judge Porfilio Chambers, Library and Circuit Executive Office 19

49 STEVE BROOKS, AIA, LEED AP Principal Laboratory Facilities Rwanda Biomedical Center, National Reference Laboratory; BSL 3, 2,500 m², $7m (in design), Kigali, Rwanda Rio Tinto Minerals R&D Labs, Greenwood Village, CO; 100,000 sf, $10m, LEED Silver, Labs 21 Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, BSL3 Triage and Response Labs, Denver, CO; 4,500 sf, $2m (unbuilt) Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Security Upgrades, Denver, CO; Main lobby/reception area, receiving area, $43k Fitzsimons Bioscience Park Lab Programs University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Environmental Chemistry Lab - $2.5m Cristol Chemistry Building Audit and Backfill Program Electron Microscope Suite Program (unbuilt) Systems Biotechnology Building Program Plan - 262,000 sf, $113m Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology Building, Auditorium, Construction Administration - 3,000 sf, $728,000 Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology Building, Transgenic Animal Facility, Construction Administration - 7,000 sf, $2.8m University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO ADA Compliance - $400,000 Porter Biosciences Renovation - 99,692 sf, $13m Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO Atmospheric Sciences Center for Multi Modeling of Atmospheric Processes - 16,000 sf, $4m Veterinary Medical and Biomedical Sciences, Life Sciences Building - 80,000 sf, $64m (Program Plan Completed) Chemistry Building Program Plan - 60,000 sf, $45m Biology Building Program Plan - 100,000 sf, $60m Grasslands Laboratory Addition* American University of the Caribbean, DeVry Programming Charrette, Saint Maarten EPA National Enforcement Investigations Center, Forensics Lab; 99, 185 sf, $12.7m NOAA David Skaggs Research Center Buildout; 20,000 sf, $3m NREL Energy Systems Integration Facility Program, 177,500 sf, Quality assurance reviews NREL Research Support Facility Peer Review, Golden, CO Excel Energy ESG, MDC Lab Program; 6,000 sf metals and chemistry lab Denver Crime Lab Construction Administration closeout DHHA Medical Research Lab (unbuilt) *Completed prior to joining OZ 20

50 STEVE BROOKS, AIA, LEED AP Principal Rocky Vista Research Lab (unbuilt) University of Denver Boettcher Lab Studies* BSL4 Large Animal Facility, Laramie, WY* Sedgewick County Hospital Lab Remodel, Julesburg, CO* Healthcare Facilities Rocky Mountain Healthcare Services Brain Injury Neuropathways & PACE Facility, Colorado Springs, CO; 37,000 sf, $4.5m King Faisal Hospital Expansion and Renovation, Kigali, Rwanda; (In design) King Faisal Renovation - 107,640 sf, $21m King Faisal Expansion - 169,155 sf, $38.5m Physician Plaza with Garage - 296,330 sf, $40.5m Rwanda Biomedical Center - 593,900 sf, $62m Central Utility Plant Expansion and Chapel - 3,230 sf Patan Hospital Maternity Wing Addition, Kathmandu, Nepal; 150 bed, 30,000 sf, $3m Denver Health Medical Research Laboratory Facility, Denver, CO; 60,000 sf, $18m schematic design (unbuilt) University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO; Pediatrics Laboratory Remodel; $300k Colorado School of Mines Student Health Center, Golden, CO; Program plan and schematic design, 10,534 sf, $2.46m Snowmass Base Facility Clinic, Aspen, CO; Urgent care and orthopedic clinic; 4,500 sf, $750k Highline Vision Center, Optometry Suite, Bridges Professional Building Community Medical Center Gastroenterology Suite, Lafayette, CO; 1,000 sf, $128k Center for Dependency and Addiction Rehabilitation (CeDAR), concept for 80 bed facility at Anschutz Centers for Advanced Medicine Independent Medical Center, Colorado Springs Program and Studies Saint Francis Medical Office Building Program and Studies, Colorado Springs, CO Porter Memorial Hospital, Denver, CO* Heart Center Medical Office Building - $7.2m Cath Lab - $1.6m Cancer Care Center - $3.8m Radiology Remodel - $1.7m Obstetrics Unit Surgery and Outpatient Master Plan Residential Hospice Littleton Hospital, Littleton, CO; New Acute Care Facility, 135 beds, 200,000 sf, $24m* *Completed prior to joining OZ 21

51 STEVE BROOKS, AIA, LEED AP Principal Porter South Surgicenter, Littleton, CO; $1m* Kaiser Permanente Surgery Center, Jefferson County, CO; (unbuilt)* Boulder Medical Center, Boulder, CO; $3.8m* Boulder Memorial Hospital Additions, Boulder, CO; $2m* East Morgan County Hospital Renovations, Brush, CO; $500k* ProMed Clinic Remodel* University Hospital Admissions Remodel* Lutheran Medical Center Renovations* Sedgwick County Hospital Renovations* High Tech/Manufacturing Alumax Technology Center, Coors Technology Center, Golden, CO; R&D facility of offices and labs; 48,000 sf, $3.5m Royal Crest Dairy Processing Plant, Longmont, CO; 40,000 sf, $5.4m Royal Crest Dairy Distribution Facility, Longmont, CO; $1.5m Royal Crest Dairy, Denver, CO; Planned Unit Development Royal Farm Dairy Distribution Facility, Colorado Springs, CO Higher Education Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO Center for Multi-Scaled Modeling of Atmospheric Processes, Foothills Campus - 16,000 sf, $4m Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Life Sciences Building - 80,000 sf, $64m (Program Plan completed to date) Chemistry Building Program Plan - 60,000 sf, $45m Biology Building Program Plan - 100,000 sf, $60m Grasslands Lab Addition* University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Systems Biotechnology Building Program Plan - 262,000 sf, $113m Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology Building, Auditorium - 3,000 sf, $728k Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology Building, Transgenic Animal Facility - 7,000 sf, $2.8m University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO ADA Compliance - $400k Porter Biosciences Renovation - 99,692 sf, $13m Colorado School of Mines Student Health Center, Golden, CO; Program plan and schematic design, 10,534 sf, $2.46m University of Denver Boettcher Lab studies* Buchtel Chapel Tower Renovation, University of Denver, Denver, CO* *Completed prior to joining OZ 22

52 NATHAN MIESEN Senior Associate Project Manager Nathan s expertise covers the entire range of interior design services, including programming, design concepts, selection and specification of materials and finishes, furniture/fixtures/equipment, accessibility surveys, construction administration, and client relations. His attention to project detail has lead to successful project management of a variety of clients, including corporate, retail, and mixed-use projects. EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture 1994 North Dakota State University REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect MN 2007 #46067 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Higher Education Adams State, Richardson Hall Renovation, Student Services, Auditorium, Administration, Alamosa, CO; 60,000, $15.5m Pueblo Community College, Center Renovation and Addition, Pueblo, CO; 20,000 sf expansion, 60,000 sf renovation, $6.5m University of Colorado at Boulder, University Memorial Center, Glenn Miller Ballroom, Boulder, CO; Renovations University of Colorado at Boulder, University Memorial Center; Food Service Renovation, Boulder, CO; $2m University of Denver Penrose Library, Denver, CO; Logistical planning for renovation, 120,000 sf Cultural/Municipal Fort Collins Museum, Fort Collins, CO; 6,000 sf of exhibit space and 6,000 sf of archive and reference space, includes a digital dome for IMAX style programming, galleries, classrooms, and other community resources, 16,000 sf Corporate/Tenant Improvement Agilent Technologies, Loveland, CO; Accessibility survey and upgrade to existing office and common spaces American Express, New York, NY; 25-floor on-going architectural interior renovation of existing and new corporate office, public and support spaces over a period of two years. Typical floor plates are approximately 45,000 sf* American Express, New York, NY; 10,000 sf executive briefing center to include high end private offices, gallery space and conference rooms* Ameriprise Financial, Vienna, VA; Interior renovation of existing 10,000 sf corporate office* Gates Corporation, Denver, CO; Proposed remodel of existing facility with office space for 60 people including breakroom, exercise, classroom, open office and laboratory/prototype production space, 72,000 sf *Prior experience

53 Internet Broadcasting, St. Paul, MN; Tenant build-out of new 25,000 sf office space to include private offices, conference rooms and broadcasting suite* Lockheed Martin, Jefferson County, CO Denver Battery Lab - 16,650 sf Global Positioning Satellite - Remodel 286,000 sf, addition 47,000 sf United Health Group, Golden Valley, MN; Major architectural interior renovation of existing 150,000 sf corporate office to include data center, cafeteria and accessibility upgrades * United Health Group, Hartford, CT; Major architectural interior renovation of existing 25,000 sf cafeteria* Xcel Energy Henderson Lab, Henderson, CO *Prior experience

54 REBECCA GREEK Senior Associate Project Manager Rebecca joined OZ in 2006 and has concentrated on education related projects, including many for local higher education institutions. She is experienced in providing planning, programming, design, and construction administration services for educational, commercial, and multi-family facilities. EDUCATION Bachelor of Environmental Design 2002 University of Colorado, Boulder REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect CO 2013 # RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Arvada West High School, Arvada CO, $26m* Aurora Public Schools, Aurora, CO; Elkhart Elementary School remodel/ addition, 65,000 sf, $6.1m Boulder Valley School District, CO Manhattan Middle School, $8.22m Birch Elementary Addition and Remodel, $3.2m Emerald Elementary Addition and Remodel, $2.5m Kohl Elementary Addition and Remodel, $3.1m Denver Public Library, Denver, CO; Stapleton Library, 28,000 sf, $6m Denver Public Schools, Denver, CO Valdez Elementary School, remodel STRIVE Preparatory Schools Lalo Delgado Campus/High School - $5.95m Douglas County School District, CO Coyote Creek Elementary School Addition and Renovation, Highlands Ranch, CO; 51,000 sf, $2.5m Buffalo Ridge and Cougar Run Elementary School Remodels, Castle Rock, CO; $816k Front Range Community College, Fort Collins, CO Integrated Technology Building, welding and auto programs, 29,000 sf, $8.05m Redcloud Peak, Arts and Design Center, 26,600 sf remodel, $5.6m Campus Programming and Master Planning Garcia Residence, Lakewood, CO; $2m residence* InnovAge, Denver, CO; corporate headquarter offices,100 parking spaces, 45,000 sf, $9.6m, LEED Platinum Money Exchange, Denver International Airport, Denver, CO; Tenant finish*prince Street Senior Housing, Littleton, CO Rwanda Biomedical Center, National Reference Laboratory; BSL 3, 2,500 m², $7m (in design), Kigali, Rwanda

55 REBECCA GREEK Senior Associate Thraemoor Condominiums, Lakewood, CO* University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Center for Academic Success and Excellence (CASE) - in collaboration with Boora Welton Place, Denver, CO; 208,000 gsf, 101 units, approximately 150 parking spaces in a seven story building, $26.5m Zi Lofts and Townhomes, Denver, CO; 39 units, 5,026 sf retail space, 55 parking spaces, 97,297 sf, $15.5m *Prior experience

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