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FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS UP TO $2 MILLION

August 15, 2018 Tom Mayo Director of Facilities Planning FGCU Facilities Planning Office 0501 FGCU Blvd. South Fort Myers, FL 33956-6565 RE:

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT : MINOR PROJECTS UP TO $2 MILLION

Dear Mr. Mayo and Members of the Selection Committee: Harvard Jolly Architecture is pleased to present our firm’s qualifications for the Continuing Professional Services Contract at the Florida Gulf Coast University. Through our service to 24 university/college campuses in Florida under the continuing services contracts, we understand the importance and complexity of designing and completing minor projects for higher education clients. The following response demonstrates our firm’s ability to perform work under the Continuing Professional Services Contract. Harvard Jolly is the largest architectural firm on the west coast of Florida with over 2 million square feet of higher education projects designed with highly experienced staff ready to serve FGCU continuing services contract. At Harvard Jolly Architecture, we believe that successful continuing service projects result from the following: COLLABORATIVE SCOPE VERIFICATION PROCESS | The first step towards a successful project is complete and in-depth understanding of the project scope and goals. These projects typically include multiple user groups and are, more often than not, surrounded by active learning environments. It is important for our entire team to fully understand the schedule, budget and educational goals for the project before we proceed forward. RECENT SIMILAR PROJECT EXPERIENCE | The proposed team has completed more than 250 projects under various continuing service contracts and our direct experience on similar projects such as office, laboratory and classroom renovations would be of a direct benefit to FGCU. Also, our team has an extensive experience in building additions, code compliance/life safety assessments, interior design, signage and complete building renovations. The Harvard Jolly team has been very successful in incorporating “collaborative student spaces” in our projects by creative planning and excellent design execution. We believe that our integration and consideration of collaborative student spaces is an added value to every project without impact on budget and project schedule. SERVICE ORIENTED STAFF | It is Harvard Jolly’s culture to encourage and foster service oriented mentality for all of our staff members. We truly believe that service is our greatest asset. We pride ourselves in providing excellent client services and delivering award winning, on time and on budget projects for our clients. Our recent FGCU experience through designing numerous parking structures and LEED Gold certified Marieb Hall, familiarized our staff with FGCU’s standards and guidelines and equally important, it allowed us to understand your expectations. Our Fort Myers office is located less than 20 minutes away from FGCU and our staff is ready to service the continuing service contract. Thank you for your consideration of our firm and we look forward to continuing our successful relationship with Florida Gulf Coast University. Sincerely,

Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA President, COO

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FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS SUPPLEMENT (PQS) FORM 1. PROJECT NO.:

TBD

2. APPLICANT NAME: ADDRESS:

PROJECT NAME:

Continuing Professional Services Contract

Harvard Jolly Architecture

1639 Hendry Street Fort Myers, FL

FEDERAL I.D. NUMBER:

#59-1430579

ZIP:

33901

FAX NO.: 727.894.0502

PROF. LICENSE NO.:

AAC000119

TELEPHONE NO.:

239.275.7774

FLA. CORP. CHARTER NUMBER:

603450

INSURER: Phoenix Insurance Co., Travelers Indemnity Co., RLI Insurance Company, Travelers Idemnity Co of America

3. SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED

CONSULTANT NAME/REGISTRATION NO., if applicable

# OF PROJECTS W/CONSULTANT

Architecture

Harvard Jolly Architecture, AAC000119

N/A

Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Structural Engineering Landscape Architecture (list additional disciplines required, but do not list consultants by name)

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4a. WORK IN PROGRESS PROJECTS

Work on Hold (Fee Remaining)

Fee Remaining

FGCU Student Health & Fitness Center

$141,359.00

CCSB - Building “H” Football Locker

$20,533.50

Lee County Medical Examiner Ph 2

$10,850.00

PCHS Walkway Canopy Addition

$3,742.50

L.A. Ainger MS Walkway Canopy

$2,525.00

PCMS Walkway Canopy Addition

$2,037.50

CCSB Deep Creek Elementary Casework

$1,625.00

TOTAL

$182,672.50

4b. PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL STAFF, EXCLUDING CONSULTANTS NUMBER

3.5

CATEGORY

Technical Staff (Graduated Design Professionals, Spec. Writers, Estimators, Interior Designers, Landscape Designers, etc.) Drafters (including CADD operators)

Total Fee (4a) divide by Total Staff (4b) Fee Per Person

Registered Architects Registered Engineers

3.5

4c. FEE PER PERSON

TOTAL PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL

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$182,672.50

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$26,096.07

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(Attach a listing of all permanent employees included in total in 4b using the following format.) Name

Title

Time w/ Firm

City of Residence

Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA (50%)

President

30 years

St. Petersburg Beach, FL

Michael R. Johnson, RA (100%)

Senior Associate

16 years

Fort Myers, FL

Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP (50%)

Senior Vice President

18 years

Tampa, FL

Dražen Ahmedić, AIA, CGC (50%)

Vice President

7 years

Tampa, FL

Joesph E. Blouin, Jr., AIA (50%)

Vice President

13 years

Tampa, FL

Amy E. Weber, AIA, LEED GA (50%)

Vice President

11 years

St. Petersburg, FL

Jim Clees, ASLA (50%)

Senior Associate

17 years

St. Petersburg, FL

Louis B. Kubler II, MSCA (50%)

Vice President

37 years

Tarpon Springs, FL

Andres Sanchez (50%)

Associate

5 years

Riverview, FL

Kevin Taterus, CCCA, FMP, LEED AP BD+C (100%) Construction Administrator

13 years

Venice, FL

J. Blayne Rose, NCIDQ (100%)

4 years

North Fort Myers, FL

Construction Administrator

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5a. VOLUME OF STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM WORK CONTRACT DATE

TOTAL FEE

FACTOR

ADJUSTED FEE AMOUNT

(1) From July 1 to Current Date

$0.00

x 1.0

= $0.00

(2) First Year Past (July 1 - June 30)

$4,000.00

x 0.8

= $3,200.00

(3) Second Year Past (July 1 - June 30)

$2,595.00

x 0.6

= $1,557.00

(4) Third Year Past (July 1 - June 30)

$1,832,629.00

x 0.4

= $733,051.60

(5) Fourth Year Past (July 1 - June 30)

$4,850.00

x 0.2

= $970.00

TOTAL FEE CONSIDERED

$738,778.60

5b. STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM FEE PER PERSON Total Fee Considered (5a) divided by Total Staff (4b)

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$738,778.60

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$105,539.80

(Fee Per Person)

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6. RELATED EXPERIENCE (No more than 10 projects of comparable type, size and complexity) In the line below each listed project, list members of the proposed team who worked on that project and describe the extent of their involvement. PROJECT

PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

1) Florida Gulf Coast University Continuing Services Contract

Public

2014 - Present

Fort Myers

Less than $2 M

Principal

President: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Principal-in-Change: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Supervisor: Dražen Ahmedić, AIA, CGC; Project Manager: Michael R. Johnson, RA; Project Architect: Amy E. Weber, AIA, LEED GA; Project Support: Blayne Rose; Landscape Architect: Jim Clees, RLA, ASLA

Currently Active Professional Services Projects under this contract include: —— 1st Floor Advising Office Renovation; $47K Construction Cost; 600 SF Office Renovation —— Student Recreational Center Conceptual Donor Package Services provided; Project Programming and Architectural Visualization —— Academic Core Athletic Fields - 10 acres, turf, sod, irrigation and plumbing/electrical Develop a Recreation Field Mitigation Plan —— Marieb Hall 2nd & 4th Floor Renovations Services provided include the following renovations; Room 201, convert Graduate Student Lounge into a Program Director’s suite Room 211, convert Advising Meeting room into 3-4 offices Room 401, reduce size of existing library to create 2 offices with corridor access Room 422, 445 and 425, reduce noise of exhaust fans, demolition and replacement of walls, plumbing, mechanical reconfiguration.

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES FGCU Projects Parking Structures Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

2) Florida Gulf Coast University

Public

2008 - 2011

Fort Myers

$6 - 10 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Manager: Joseph E. Blouin, Jr., RA; Landscape Architect: Jim Clees, RLA, ASLA

Garage #2

Garage B

Harvard Jolly has been the architect on the design/build team that has successfully worked on 4 parking structures at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Ft. Myers campus. —— FGCU Parking Garage #2 was a 5-tier project that totaled just over 300,000 SF of parking space and safely holds 990 vehicles. Construction Cost: $9.5 M —— FGCU Parking Garage #3 is approximately 240,000 SF, and can accommodate up to 785 cars. Construction Cost: $6.67 M —— FGCU Parking Garage #4 is approximately 311,699 SF, and can accommodate up to 680 cars. This 3-story garage has two elevators and two stairways. Construction Cost: $10.8 M —— FGCU Student Housing Parking Garage B this 311,699 SF can accommodate up to 1,196 cars. The 6 story garage serves the student housing complex and provides adjacent spaces for activities and gathering. Construction Cost: $10.465 M

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES FGCU Projects Parking Structures Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members Garage #3

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Garage #4

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

3) Florida SouthWestern State College (Edison State College) Continuing Services

Public

2011 - 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017

Fort Myers

N/A, Feasibility Study

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Manager: Dražen Ahmedić, AIA, CGC; Project Manager: Michael R. Johnson, RA

In 2011, Harvard Jolly was awarded a continuing services contract with Edison State College. Under this contract, we performed a multiple option feasibility study for an addition to Taeni Hall on Edison State College’s Lee Campus. This program is based on a 60’ x 120’ footprint attached to the southeast corner of Taeni Hall (Building ‘S’). The addition may be 2 or 3 stories. The spaces are primarily administrative to support the growing needs of Student Services. The proportion of the footprint would suggest a perimeter office arrangement with most offices receiving an exterior window, surrounding core spaces of cubicles, interior offices, conference rooms, reception areas, and other support areas such as storage, toilets and stairs. Determining the options for the addition required us to investigate and evaluate the existing building’s functions, circulation, and systems. These included drainage and circulation around the existing and new footprint. Redistribution of spaces within the existing building were reviewed with an emphasis on minimizing physical alterations while maintaining egress and other life safety requirements during all phases of construction and beyond.

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES —— ——

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Continuing Services Contract Feasibility Study Addition Evaluation of Master Plan/Parking Requirements Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

4) State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota Continuing Services Contract

Public

2012 - Present

Bradenton & Sarasota

Less than $2 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Manager: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Supervisor: Dražen Ahmedić, AIA, CGC; Project Architect: Robert S. Cusick, AIA, LEED BD+C; Support Architect: Amy E. Weber, AIA, LEED GA

In 2012, Harvard Jolly was award the contact for college wide architectural services for miscellaneous projects, including but not limited to re-roofing and roof replacement, Life Safety corrections, ADA upgrades, parking and paving, chiller and HVAC design or upgrades, site work and utility upgrades, and remodel, renovation or addition to buildings, including classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices and related support service areas and other projects as assigned by the Board. Projects are limited to $2 M construction costs, per project. Harvard Jolly has completed the following projects under this contract: —— Chemistry Lab Building 200 —— Campus Chiller Disconnect —— NEEL Building TVSS —— Campus Boiler Replacement —— Bradenton Campus Building 14 Cafe Servery Renovation —— Bradenton Campus Parking Improvements —— Bradenton Campus Building 17 Tankless Gas Water Tank —— Bradenton Campus Building 14 Tankless Gas Water Heater

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES —— —— —— ——

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Continuing Services Contract Renovation/Remodel Addition Re-Roof Code Upgrades Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

5) University of South Florida, Sarasota Manatee Continuing Services Contract

Public

2008 - 2017

Sarasota

Less than $2 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Support Architect: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Landscape Architect: Jim Clees, RLA, ASLA

Harvard Jolly has completed multiple projects under the continuing services contract for the University of South Florida, Sarasota-Manatee campus, which includes; —— Information Commons Renovations —— Student Commons —— STEM Facility Study —— Student Housing Demand/Market Analysis Study —— Digital Maker and Collaboration Xpace (DMACX) Renovation —— Veteran Achievement Center Renovations

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES —— —— —— ——

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Continuing Services Contract Renovation/Remodel Addition Re-Roof Code Upgrades Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

6) University of South Florida, Tampa Continuing Services Contract

Public

2006 - 2007 2013 - Present

Tampa

Less than $2 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Manager: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Support Architect: Drazen Ahmedic, AIA, CGC; Support Architect: Amy E. Weber, AIA, LEED GA

Harvard Jolly has completed the following projects under the Professional Services Continuing Contract for the USF Tampa Campus: —— Re-roofing of SOC, ENR, and FAO Buildings —— Microscopy Lab Renovation at Health Sciences —— College of Nursing Interior Design Consultation —— USF Health Pharmacy Renovation —— USF College of Public Health (CPH) Group Restroom Upgrades and Renovations —— USF Health Dept Psychiatry & Behavioral Neurosciences, Interior Renovations —— USF Health East Wing Expansion to the Center for Aging and Brain Repair

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES

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University Project Continuing Services Contract Reconfiguration of Laboratories Reconfiguration of Offices Reconfiguration of Classrooms Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members Interior Design Consultation

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

7) St. Petersburg College Continuing Services Contract

Public

2009 - 2013

Clearwater, Seminole, EpiCenter and Largo Campuses

Less than $1 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Manager: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Project Architect: Drazen Ahmedic, AIA, CGC; Project Support: Amy E. Weber, AIA LEED GA; Landscape Architect: Jim Clees, RLA, ASLA

Harvard Jolly has completed multiple projects under the continuing services contract for St. Petersburg College’s Clearwater, Seminole, EpiCenter and Largo campuses, which included: —— Campus Master Planning —— Central Energy Plant Expansion and Underground Infrastructure —— Renovations to the Natural Sciences Building —— Florida Department of Education Castaldi Reports for the demolition of two classroom buildings —— Demolition of a 2-story, 42,000 SF classroom building —— Exterior and interior reconstruction, renovation / remodel to existing 41,000 SF Annex II Building —— Seminole Campus remodeling and Addition to B51 and B54

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES

—— —— —— —— —— ——

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University Project Continuing Services Contract Reconfiguration of Laboratories Reconfiguration of Offices Reconfiguration of Classrooms Castaldi Reports Master Planning Code Upgrades Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

8) Hillsborough Community College Continuing Services Contract

Public

2008 - 2012

Tampa

Less than $2 M

Principal

In 2008, Harvard Jolly was awarded a continuing services contract with Hillsborough Community College. The contract included projects at throughout the College’s four campus locations, project construction costs that did not exceed $1,000,000, and studies that did not exceed $50,000. The following projects were completed under the continuing services contract: —— —— —— —— —— —— —— ——

Dale Mabry Campus Bookstore Renovation Dale Mabry Gymnasium Locker Rooms Renovation Ybor Campus Administration Building Exterior Improvements & Roof Replacement Plant City Campus Bookstore Renovation Plant City Campus SGA Legacy Project Dale Mabry Campus Walk-In Cooler Addition Brandon Campus Cooler Addition Plant City Campus Nursing & EMT Lab Renovations

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES

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Continuing Services Contract Reconfiguration of Laboratories Reconfiguration of Offices Reconfiguration of Classrooms Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members Renovations / Additions Studies

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

9) Florida SouthWestern State College (Edison State College) Classroom Building U

Public

2011

Fort Myers

$9.8 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Manager: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Project Support: Amy E. Weber, AIA, LEED GA; Landscape Architect: Jim Clees, RLA, ASLA

Opened for classes in the fall of 2011, Classroom Building U is a new 2-story, 45,300 square foot building located on Edison State College’s Lee Campus in Fort Myers. Building U features 17 classrooms that can accommodate 700 students, with 3 pairs of classrooms divided by folding partitions, which allows for the flexibility to teach 80 to 100 students at one time. Contemporary instructional technology was integrated throughout to allow for video conferencing and web-based courses. The central anchoring element of the building is a 4,000 square foot multi-purpose room large enough for 300 people. Additionally, Building U houses a Dean’s Suite with educational offices, faculty offices and workspace, and a curriculum library. The building was sited within the campus to receive most people entering from the northeast so the design addresses that axial connection with a dramatic curved glass entry façade. Once inside, occupants are greeted to a 2-story tall lobby, outfitted with flat screen monitors and two sweeping grand stairs with glass railings that provide access and visibility to the upper level. Completed in 14 months, the project’s design and construction were fast-tracked to ensure completion before the start of the fall semester. Building “U” achieved LEED Silver Certification.

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COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES

Dean’ Suite of Offices Classrooms Faculty Offices Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members

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PUBLIC/PRIVATE CLIENT

COMPLETION DATE

LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION COST

ROLE IN PROJECT

10) Miami Dade College Continuing Services Contract

Public

2008 - 2016

Miami

Less than $2 M

Principal

Principal-In-Charge: Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA; Project Architect: Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP; Landscape Architect: Jim Clees, RLA, ASLA

Projects include complete interior renovation of two lecture halls located on the ground floor of the N-2000 building on the North Campus with updated HVAC systems, and the renovation of the School of Entertainment and Design Technology’s recording studio, screening hall, control room and supporting spaces. Projects currently ongoing include; —— Wolfson Campus Restroom Renovations —— New Architectural Lab —— Renovation of the Fashion Design Lab —— Fitness Area Renovations The most recent project completed was the shell fit out and remodeling of the first floor in Building 8000 on MDC’s Wolfson Campus to accommodate the MAGIC project (Miami Animation & Gaming International Complex). This 9,000 SF complex introduces MDC’s new curriculum in animation and game development. For this highly technical and sophisticated project, Harvard Jolly provided basic architectural services, 3-D visualization in the form of renderings and videos to help promote this new curriculum, full interior design, furniture selection services as well as specialty consultant and equipment coordination.

COMPARABLE PROJECT FEATURES Continuing Services Contract Completed on Active Campus Involved Multiple User Groups Same Team Members Renovations / Additions Studies

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7. KEY MEMBERS OF PROPOSED TEAM BY NAME (All members of the team must be listed) 7a. APPLICANT ROLE

NAME

REGISTERED?

DISC. OF REG./TRAINING

CITY OF RESIDENCE

Principal-in-Charge

Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA

Yes

Architecture

St. Petersburg Beach

Project Manager

Philip L. Trezza, Jr., AIA, LEED AP

Yes

Architecture

Tampa

Project Architect / Construction Administrator

Dražen Ahmedić, AIA, CGC

Yes

Architecture

Tampa

Project Architect / Construction Administrator

Michael R. Johnson, RA

Yes

Architecture

Fort Myers

Project Architect / Construction Administrator

Joesph E. Blouin, Jr., AIA

Yes

Architecture

Tampa

Project Architect / Construction Administrator

Amy E. Weber, AIA, LEED GA

Yes

Architecture

St. Petersburg

Landscape Architect

Jim Clees, ASLA

Yes

Landscape Architecture

St. Petersburg

7b. CONSULTANTS ROLE

NAME

REGISTERED?

DISC. OF REG./TRAINING

CITY OF RESIDENCE

Architecture*

N/A

Mechanical Engineering

N/A

Electrical Engineering

N/A

Structural Engineering

N/A

Civil Engineering

N/A

Landscape Architecture

N/A

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8. REFERENCES - for each project listed in response to Question No. 7, provide the following information: PROJECT

OWNER

OWNER’S REP.

1) Continuing Services Contract

Florida Gulf Coast University

Thomas A. Mayo 239.590.504|tmayo@fgcu.edu

2) Parking Garages

Florida Gulf Coast University

Bob Hoel 239.910.4909|rfhconsulting@aol.com

3) Continuing Services Contract

Florida Southwestern State College (Edison State College)

Jim Osterling 239.433.6944|josterling@FSW.edu

4) Continuing Services Contract

State College of Florida, ManateeSarasota

5) Continuing Services Contract

University of South Florida, Sarasota Manatee

6) Continuing Services Contract

University of South Florida, Tampa

7) Continuing Services Contract

St. Petersburg College

8) Continuing Services

Hillsborough Community College

9) Classroom Building U 10) Continuing Services

COMPLETION DATE

CONSTRUCTION COST

2014 - Present

Less than $2 M

2008

$6 - 10 M

2011 - 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017

N/A

Chris Wellman 941.752.5443|wellman@scf.edu

2012 - Present

Less than $2 M

Rick Lyttle 941.359.4294|rlyttle@sar.usf.edu

2008 - 2017

Less than $2 M

Stan Douglas 813.974.3017|sdouglas@health.usf.edu

2006 - 2007 2013 - Present

Less than $1 M

Jim Waechter, MPA 727.341.3267|waechter.jim@spcollege.edu

2009 - 2013

Less than $1 M

Ben Marshall 813.253.7125|rmarshall10@hccfl.edu

2008 - 2012

Less than $2 M

Florida Southwestern State College (Edison State College)

Jim Osterling 239.433.6944|josterling@FSW.edu

2010 - 2011

$9.8 M

Miami Dade College

Gloria Garzon 305.237.0561|ggarzon@mdc.edu

2008 - 2016

Less than $2 M

9. I CERTIFY THAT, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS PQS IS ACCURATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 5-page PQS INSTRUCTIONS WHICH CORRESPOND TO THIS FORM. (Subject to Perjury Laws, Chapter 837, Florida Statutes) I understand that the provision of false information could be cause for my firm’s disqualification from applying for other FGCU work for a period of up to three years.

Signature

Ward J. Friszolowski, AIA, Principal Type Name and Title of Signer

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_August 15, 2018_ Date

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G R E E N B U S I N E S S C E R T I F I C AT I O N I N C . C E R T I F I E S T H AT

Amy Weber HAS ATTAINED THE DESIGNATION OF

LEED ®Green Associate™ by demonstrating the knowledge and understanding of green building practices and principles needed to support the use of the LEED ® green building program.

10560571-GREEN-ASSOCIATE CREDENTIAL ID

09 DEC 2009 MAHESH RAMANUJAN PRESIDENT & CEO, U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL PRESIDENT & CEO, GREEN BUSINESS CERTIFICATION INC.

ISSUED

20 SEP 2018 VALID THROUGH

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With 37 years of professional experience, Ward will serve as principal-in-charge and will have overall accountability for the Harvard Jolly team by providing essential leadership. He will ensure that the appropriate staff and firm resources are committed to the project. Ward has been one of the key personnel on more than a dozen different parking structure projects for various Florida clients. His experience on higher education is evidence that he possesses a thorough understanding of how to bring these types of projects to a successful, on time and under budget completion.

WARD J. FRISZOLOWSKI, AIA PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE

Florida Gulf Cost University Continuing Services Contract Awarded in 2014 for Professional A/E services projects of $2M or more on individual projects which included; —— Student Rec. Center Donor Package —— Marieb Hall Office Renovations St. Petersburg College Continuing Services Contract, St. Petersburg, FL Projects performed under this continuing contract were primarily on the Clearwater Campus and included; campus ding, central energy plant expansion and underground infrastructure; FLDOE Castaldi Reports for the demolition of two classroom buildings; renovations to the Natural Sciences Building; and demolition of a two-story, 42,000 SF classroom building. Florida SouthWestern State College Continuing Services Contract, Fort Myers, FL In 2010, Harvard Jolly was awarded a continuing services contract with Edison State College. Under this contract, we performed a multiple option feasibility study for an addition to Taeni Hall on Lee Campus. The spaces were primarily programmed as administrative to support the growing needs of Student Services. —— FGCU Student Health & Athletic Center —— FGCU Student Alico Arena Athletic Complex —— Babcock Ranch Community Center

University of Tampa Multiple Minor Projects Several projects were performed under a continuing contract for the including a parking garage addition, library renovation and expansion, laboratory renovations, and a new science building. University of South Florida St. Petersburg Continuing Services Contract Several projects were performed under a continuing contract for the USF St. Petersburg campus including: Student Health Center Remodeling; Gulf Coast Legal Services - Building Analysis; DV130 Interior Refurbishment; Space Needs Analysis; and an Elevator addition at MSL 2047; Campus Activity Center Renovation University of South Florida Tampa Continuing Services Contract Several projects were performed under a continuing contract for the USF Tampa campus including: re-roofing of SOCB, ENR, and FAO Buildings; a Microscopy Lab Renovation at Health Sciences that included the renovation of an outdated existing 1,576 SF laboratory into a 5,300 SF state-of-the-art laboratory and research facility with the latest equipment and technology for biological imaging; and the College of Nursing Interior Design Consultation.

Hillsborough Community College Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL In 2008, Harvard Jolly was awarded this continuing services contract, which included projects throughout the College’s Ybor, Brandon, and Plant City campuses. The following projects were completed: bookstore renovations, gymnasium locker rooms renovation, administration building exterior improvements / roof replacement, SGA legacy project, walk-in cooler addition, cooler addition, and Nursing / EMT lab renovations.

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 1988 Years with Other Firms: 7 EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin Associate of Arts Degree in Applied Architecture, SUNY, Farmingdale, NY REGISTRATIONS Florida Registered Architect, 13140 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects Florida Association of Community Colleges Florida Standards Committee U. S. Green Building Council CIVIC ACTIVITIES City of St. Pete Beach City Commissioner, 1994-95 & 2016 - 2017 Vice Mayor, 1995-2000 & 2017 - 2018 Mayor, 2000-2008 Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, Member, 1997-2008

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Phil has been with Harvard Jolly for 18 years and specializes in higher education design. He is one of Harvard Jolly’s most creative architectural designers. He is adept at taking a strong design concept and weaving its elements throughout the project details in a way that is complementary to the overall design of the project. Phil will function as the Project Manager under this contract which makes him directly accountable to the owner throughout the entire project duration. Phil has a true understanding of the level of detail and oversight that is required to produce a successful project that meets both the client’s expectations and the budget constraints.

PHIL TREZZA, AIA, LEED AP PROJECT MANAGER

Florida Gulf Coast University, Marieb Hall, Fort Myers, FL The 60,000 SF building houses classroom, laboratory and faculty office spaces and provides students with state-of-the-art medical/health technology, it also provides adequate conference areas which foster communication and collaboration. The facility achieved LEED Gold Certification. University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Campus, Continuing Services Contract, St. Petersburg, FL Several projects were performed under this continuing services contract. They included; Student Health Center Remodeling, Gulf Coast Legal Services Building Analysis, DV130 Interior Refurbishment, Space Needs Analysis, and an Elevator addition at MSL 2047, Campus Activity Center Renovation. University of South Florida, Tampa Campus, Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL Several projects were performed under this continuing services contract including; Re-roofing of SOC, ENR, and FAO Buildings, Renovation of laboratory space at the Health Sciences Building, which became a state-of-the-art 5,300 SF research and laboratory facility with the latest equipment and technology for biological imaging, and the interior design consultation of the College of Nursing.

On the EpiCenter Campus the projects included; a new 10,200 SF classrooms, renovation of the 32,316 SF District Office space, and renovation of the Main Distribution Center adding an emergency generator and back-up system. Hillsborough Community College, Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL Projects completed under this continuing services contract included; Bookstore Renovation on the Plant City, Ybor and Dale Mabry campuses. The space was transformed into an exciting modern retail location. The design by focused on finishes in the front-of-house merchandising area while keeping the back-of-house spaces more functional. Additional projects included; Gymnasium locker room renovations, administration building exterior improvements and roof replacements, as well as Nursing / EMT lab renovations at the Dale Mabry Campus.

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT 2018

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 2000 Years with Other Firms: 5 EDUCATION University of Florida Master of Architecture Bachelor of Design in Architecture St. Petersburg College Associate of Arts Degree in Architecture REGISTRATIONS Florida Registered Architect, 0017760 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, 55167 Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Accredited Professional Professional AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects American Library Association Florida Library Association National Trust for Historic Preservation AIA Tampa Bay Chapter,Board Member Florida Resurrection House, Board Member Leadership St. Pete Alum St. Pete Area Chamber of Commerce AWARDS Top 20 Under 40, ENR Southeast, 2011 TEACHING ACCOLADES Adjunct Professor at St. Petersburg College, Second-Year Architectural Design

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Drazen is a registered architect with 15 years of professional experience, completing more than 2.5 Million SF of projects for various higher education clients throughout Florida. In the past 3 years he has led efforts on more than 70 continuing services projects for higher education clients. As one of the Project Architects for projects held under this contract, Drazen will work closely with the Project Manager to ensure project documentation,construction document preparation and coordination with the consultants. He will be responsible for budget and schedule management, consultant document coordination, and status reporting. His previous working experience with the FGCU will be a direct benefit to the team.

DRAŽEN AHMEDIĆ, AIA, CGC

PROJECT ARCHITECT / CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR Florida Gulf Cost University Continuing Services Contract Harvard Jolly has completed the following projects under this contract: —— 1st Floor Advising Office Renovation —— Student Recreational Center Conceptual —— Donor Package —— Academic Core Athletic Fields University of South Florida, Tampa Campus, Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL Several projects were performed under this continuing services contract including; Re-roofing of SOC, ENR, and FAO Buildings, Renovation of laboratory space at the Health Sciences Building, which became a state-of-the-art 5,300 SF research and laboratory facility with the latest equipment and technology for biological imaging, and the interior design consultation of the College of Nursing. University of South Florida, Sarasota Manatee Campus, Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL —— Information Commons —— Student Commons —— STEM Facility Study —— Student Housing Demand/Market Analysis —— Study —— Digital Maker and Collaboration XSpace —— Renovation —— Veteran Achievement Center Renovation St. Petersburg College, Continuing Services Contract, Clearwater and Largo, FL The projects performed under this continuing services contract included; Campus master planning, Central Energy Plant Expansion and Underground Infrastructure, FLDOE Castaldi Reports for the demolition of two classroom buildings, Renovations to the Natural Sciences Building, and demolition of a two-story, 42,000 SF classroom building.

On the EpiCenter Campus the projects included; a new 10,200 SF classrooms, renovation of the 32,316 SF District Office space, and renovation of the Main Distribution Center adding an emergency generator and back-up system. State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota Continuing Services Contract, Bradenton, FL Harvard Jolly was award the contact for college wide architectural services for miscellaneous projects, including re-roofing and roof replacement, Life Safety corrections, ADA upgrades, parking and paving, chiller and HVAC design or upgrades, site work and utility upgrades, and remodel, renovation or addition to buildings, including classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices and related support service areas. University of South Florida Kate Tiedemann College of Business St. Petersburg, FL USFSP consolidated its multiple business programs into the new, iconic Kate Tiedemann College of Business. The design draws inspiration from the sun and nearby water and features three openings carved out of the four-story building. Natural light and the surrounding landscape is visible throughout the building. Externally, an iconic reflective glass featuring a circle pattern engages passersby and creates a strong identity for the campus. The 68,000 SF facility includes: programming, master planning, collaborative learning and computer labs, faculty offices, support and student offices, conference rooms, open charwork space, focus group rooms, audio room, tiered classrooms, break rooms with kitchenettes, auditoriums, general academic and study rooms.

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT 2018

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 2011 Years with Other Firms: 10 EDUCATION University of Wisconsin Master of Architecture REGISTRATIONS Florida registered Architect, 94855 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards , 67230 Certified General Contractor, 1525478 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Leadership Tampa Bay DESIGN AWARDS FEFPA Showcase Winner (2010) BASF International Project of the Year (2014) Schools and Universities Outstanding Designs (2015) FEFPA Showcase Winner (2016) FSPMA Insider Magazine (2016) AIA Florida Award of Merit (2017)

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Mike is a registered architect with over 29 years experience in the design and construction industry. His experience includes a wide variety of project types including educational, municipal and healthcare facilities. As project manager Mike will be responsible for accomplishing the stated project objectives which includes building the project requirements, and managing the triple constraint for the project, which are cost, time, and quality.

MICHAEL R. JOHNSON, RA, LEED AP

PROJECT ARCHITECT / CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR Florida Gulf Cost University Continuing Services Contract Awarded in 2014 for Professional A/E services projects of $2M or more on individual projects which included; —— Student Rec. Center Donor Package —— Athletic Fields —— Marieb Hall Office Renovations —— Rec. Fields Mitigation Plan —— Howard Hall Building Base Plan Florida Gulf Coast University Marieb Hall, Fort Myers, FL Marieb Hall houses laboratories and faculty office spaces in one building. The project provides students with state-of-the-art practice laboratories, new office space for faculty and staff as well as adequate conference and lecture space. Florida Gulf Coast University Parking Garage #4, Fort Myers, FL This 680-space parking structure was constructed utilizing pre-cast concrete and is located adjacent to the Harvard Jolly-designed College of Health Professions building.

Florida SouthWestern State College Continuing Services Contract, Fort Myers, FL In 2010, Harvard Jolly was awarded a continuing services contract with Edison State College. Under this contract, we performed a multiple option feasibility study for the addition to Taeni Hall on the Lee Campus. The spaces were primarily programmed as administrative to support the growing needs of Student Services. Florida SouthWestern State College Classroom Building U, Fort Myers, FL Harvard Jolly was tasked with the design of a new 2-story classroom and faculty office building. The campus master plan was updated to include the new building, pedestrian pathways, expanded central energy plant, and parking lots. Classroom spaces were designed to allow for maximum flexibility and incorporate state-of-the-art instructional technology for web-based courses. Achieved LEED Silver Certification.

Fort Myers Beach Library Addition and Renovation, Fort Myers, FL This library underwent an extensive renovation and was expanded by over 15,000 SF, which brought the total project size to 30,650 SF. The existing library remained open to the public while the new addition was constructed. Once the construction of the addition was completed, the contents of the library were moved into the new portions, allowing the older portions to be renovated. Ultimately, this phased construction process resulted in a enlarged facility that experienced minimal downtime.

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT 2018

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 2002 Years with Other Firms: 13 EDUCATION Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Architecture REGISTRATIONS Florida Registered Architect, 96370 New York Registered Architect PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects – Florida Southwest Chapter Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Accredited Professional

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Joe has over 40 years experience in the design and construction industry. He has vast experience managing quality assurance of projects from conceptual design through construction. Joe will serve as a co-project manager and will provide programming. He will ensure design intent is carried through on all construction documents.

JOSEPH BLOUIN, AIA

PROJECT ARCHITECT / CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR Florida Gulf Coast University – Student Housing Parking Garage “B”, Ft. Myers, FL The 311,699 SF structure accommodates 1,196 cars. Made from pre-cast concrete, the six-story structure was designed and constructed in less than one year and includes LED lighting throughout. Florida Gulf Coast University – Parking Garage #4, Ft. Myers, FL The new 680-space garage was constructed utilizing pre-cast concrete and is located adjacent to the Harvard Jolly-designed College of Health Professions building. Florida Gulf Coast University – Parking Garage #3, Ft. Myers, FL This four-story, 240,000SF facility contains space for 785 vehicles. Constructed of pre-cast concrete, this garage was completed 2 ½ months ahead of schedule. Florida Gulf Coast University - Parking Garage #2, Ft. Myers, FL 6-story, 1,196 spaces serves the student housing complex and provides adjacent spaces for activities and gatherings.

University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Campus, Continuing Services Contract, St. Petersburg, FL Several projects were performed under this continuing services contract. They included; Student Health Center Remodeling, Gulf Coast Legal Services Building Analysis, DV130 Interior Refurbishment, Space Needs Analysis, and an Elevator addition at MSL 2047, Campus Activity Center Renovation. University of South Florida Kate Tiedemann College of Business St. Petersburg, FL USFSP consolidated its multiple business programs into the new, iconic Kate Tiedemann College of Business. The design draws inspiration from the sun and nearby water and features three openings carved out of the four-story building. Natural light and the surrounding landscape is visible throughout the building. Externally, an iconic reflective glass featuring a circle pattern engages passersby and creates a strong identity for the campus. The 68,000 SF facility includes: programming, master planning, collaborative learning and computer labs, faculty offices, support and student offices, conference rooms, open charwork space, focus group rooms, audio room, tiered classrooms, break rooms with kitchenettes, auditoriums, general academic and study rooms. University of North Florida Science and Humanities Building, Jacksonville, FL Four-story building that will primarily serve as the hub for the Coastal Biology Department. The facility will provide classrooms, teaching labs, faculty research labs, and faculty offices. Classrooms will be set up for traditional lecture-based teaching and as conference rooms. LEED Silver target. 118,000 SF / $27M

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT 2018

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 2005 Years with Other Firms: 29 EDUCATION Louisiana State University Bachelor of Architecture University of Georgia Master of Fine Arts REGISTRATIONS Florida Registered Architect,12016 Texas Registered Architect Louisiana Registered Architect Mississippi Registered Architect Tennessee Registered Architect South Carolina Registered Architect North Carolina Registered Architect National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, 45316 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects

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Amy joined Harvard Jolly in 2007 and has experience on more than 15 higher education projects throughout Florida. As Project Architect, Amy will be involved in the document production, project documentation, construction document preparation and coordination with the consultants. By maintaining continuity throughout the project, she will ensure that your goals and objectives are achieved through design and construction. Amy is a certified LEED Green Associate and will incorporate the University’s sustainable design to meet the needs of the project.

AMY WEBER, AIA LEED GA

PROJECT ARCHITECT / CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR Florida Gulf Coast University Marieb Hall, Fort Myers, FL Marieb Hall houses laboratories and faculty office spaces in one building. The project provides students with state-of-the-art practice laboratories, new office space for faculty and staff as well as adequate conference and lecture space. University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Campus, Continuing Services Contract, St. Petersburg, FL Several projects were performed under this continuing services contract. They included; Student Health Center Remodeling, Gulf Coast Legal Services Building Analysis, DV130 Interior Refurbishment, Space Needs Analysis, and an Elevator addition at MSL 2047, Campus Activity Center Renovation. University of South Florida Tampa Continuing Services Contract Several projects were performed under a continuing contract for the USF Tampa campus including: re-roofing of SOCB, ENR, and FAO Buildings; a Microscopy Lab Renovation at Health Sciences that included the renovation of an outdated existing 1,576 SF laboratory into a 5,300 SF state-of-the-art laboratory and research facility with the latest equipment and technology for biological imaging; and the College of Nursing Interior Design Consultation. University of South Florida Kate Tiedmann College of Business, St. Petersburg, FL USFSP consolidated its multiple business programs into the new, iconic Kate Tiedemann College of Business. The design draws inspiration from the sun and nearby water and features three openings carved out of the four-story building. Natural light and the surrounding landscape is visible throughout the building. Externally, an iconic reflective glass featuring a circle pattern engages passersby and creates a strong identity for the campus.

St. Petersburg College, Continuing Services Contract, Clearwater and Largo, FL The projects performed under this continuing services contract included; Campus master planning, Central Energy Plant Expansion and Underground Infrastructure, FLDOE Castaldi Reports for the demolition of two classroom buildings, Renovations to the Natural Sciences Building, and demolition of a two-story, 42,000 SF classroom building. On the EpiCenter Campus the projects included; a new 10,200 SF classrooms, renovation of the 32,316 SF District Office space, and renovation of the Main Distribution Center adding an emergency generator and back-up system. State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota Continuing Services Contract, Bradenton, FL Harvard Jolly was award the contact for college wide architectural services for miscellaneous projects, including re-roofing and roof replacement, Life Safety corrections, ADA upgrades, parking and paving, chiller and HVAC design or upgrades, site work and utility upgrades, and remodel, renovation or addition to buildings, including classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices and related support service areas. St. Petersburg College Ethics and Social Science Building, Clearwater, FL New 41,000 SF building will include classrooms, offices, laboratories, and related support services. The $10 million project is anticipated to achieve LEED Silver Certification.

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 2007 Years with Other Firms: 0 EDUCATION University of Miami Bachelor of Architecture REGISTRATIONS Florida Registered Architect, 96872 Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Green Associate PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects Member Board of Trustees for The Morean Arts Center Leadership St. Petersburg - Graduate 2015

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Jim is an award-winning landscape architect and is the Director of Harvard Jolly’s Landscape Architecture Department and brings more than 19 years experience in this industry. Jim has been essential in providing multiple clients with design studies, master planning, planting plans, additions and renovations and new facilities’ landscape design. He creates quality spaces through functional designs, site-sensitive planning, and aesthetic enhancements. Most importantly, he helps clients create a vision for their projects and follows it through to design.

JIM CLEES, RLA, ASLA LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

Florida Gulf Coast University - Parking Structure #4 at Marieb Hall 6-story, 1,200 spaces designed for an appealing visual impact, it includes arches on the first floor and sloped metal roofs on the stair and elevator towers Florida Gulf Coast University Student Academic Health & Life Fitness Center This 50,000 sf state of the art facility is designed with future expansion in mind. The project is sited among numerous wetlands on the south side of the Florida Gulf Coast University campus and embraces the natural environment it surrounds. The new facility replaces the outdated smaller gymnasium and has been designed around the holistic wellness approach. The facility contains wellness/multi-purpose rooms, meditation spaces, strength and fitness rooms, nutritional counseling spaces, administration offices, locker rooms and group fitness spaces.

University of South Florida, Tampa Campus, Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL Several projects were performed under this continuing services contract including; Re-roofing of SOC, ENR, and FAO Buildings, Renovation of laboratory space at the Health Sciences Building, which became a state-of-the-art 5,300 SF research and laboratory facility with the latest equipment and technology for biological imaging, and the interior design consultation of the College of Nursing. Hillsborough Community College, Continuing Services Contract, Tampa, FL Projects completed under this continuing services contract included; Bookstore Renovation on the Plant City, Ybor and Dale Mabry campuses. The space was transformed into an exciting modern retail location. The design by focused on finishes in the front-of-house merchandising area while keeping the back-of-house spaces more functional. Additional projects included; Gymnasium locker room renovations, administration building exterior improvements and roof replacements, as well as Nursing / EMT lab renovations at the Dale Mabry Campus. FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT 2018

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Joined Harvard Jolly in 2001 Years with Other Firms: 10 EDUCATION University of Florida, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, REGISTRATIONS Florida Registered Landscape Architect, 599 Georgia Registered Landscape Architect, 1037 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society of Landscape Architects CIVIC ACTIVITIES Greater Tifton/Tift County, Georgia Planning and Zoning Commission I-75 Corridor Council Technical Advisory Committee Volunteer labor in St. Petersburg City Parks AWARDS Clearwater Beach Entrance Roundabout, First Place, Replacement Design Competition, Clearwater Beach Association

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