The Bommarito Group by James Hadden

DESIGN MATTERS. THE INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECTS OF THE BOMMARITO GROUP

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OF CONTENTS I. PROJECTS >> CORPORATE >> CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY >> SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT II. BIM TECHNOLOGY III. PROJECT AWARDS IV. RESUMES V. CLIENT REFERENCES

CORPORATE PROJECTS

LANCE ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT (UTIMCO) AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD, LLP. PERELLA WEINBERG SMILEY MEDIA HEADQUARTERS

CORPORATE PROJECTS

LANCE ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS - Austin, Texas

The Lance Armstrong Foundation unites people to fight cancer. The rectangular warehouse had little character or natural light. Opening the facade and roof flooded the space with natural light, and materials were salvaged for reuse. Beams were re-purposed for interior architectural elements and roof decking was re-milled to construct ‘crates’ – interior meeting, kitchen or work center spaces. The angled layout of the ‘crates’ and furniture created a cityscape, defined by a main street circulation corridor, adjacent work group neighborhoods, and park areas to get away, reducing stress. The furniture exceeded LEED requirements exemplified by the board room and conference furniture made from fallen trees. The design breathes new life into the building. The project reflects the Foundation - connecting to each other, constituents, community, environment – a welcoming and healthy space to ‘LIVESTRONG’.

CORPORATE PROJECTS

“…thanks for all that you’ll are doing for us. I am so happy and thankful to have you part of the project and working with us...” – GREG LEE, CFO - LANCE ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION

CORPORATE PROJECTS

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY (UTIMCO) - Austin, Texas

“Make it cool.” In articulating their vision for a new office, the director of an internationally known investment management corporation was adamant that his space evoke the dynamic but comfortable image of the corporation itself. It was also imperative that the offices aid in recruiting and retaining the best and brightest employees his industry had to offer. The building selected commands phenomenal vistas of downtown, the lake, and the surrounding hill country. As part of the solution, view corridors - locations from which one can experience views and daylight in multiple directions - were incorporated throughout the space. The bright, open atmosphere is further accentuated with long, subtle curving glass corridors. The geometric architecture in ceilings and walls and the technology throughout add to the sophisticated “cool” ambience. The palette of materials juxtaposes the subtle cream tones of honed limestone floors and stacked stone accent walls with rift-cut oak paneling stained a dark cherry and floors a dark mesquite. Brilliant accents of saturated colors such as sapphire, tangerine and chocolate punctuate the space. Rippling glass panels and fine textured upholstery accent the space.

CORPORATE PROJECTS

“…very good at identifying several alternative solutions…excellent work on managing the project budget and the tight timelines. Now I am really impressed and really proud. You’re the best!” – GREG LEE , FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION - UTIMCO

“…their commitment to the client and their projects begins on day one and lasts beyond the move in.” – CONNIE WILLIS, DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION - AUSTIN, AKIN GUMP, STRAUSS HAER & FELDGREG

AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD, LLP - Austin, Texas

The goal of the project was to locate a new space which the firm could operate on contiguous floors and delete duplicate operations, thus save money. This international firm was interested in an image of Austin, therefore a pallet of regional materials were incorporated with a corporate image.

CORPORATE PROJECTS

PERELLA WEINBERG - Austin, Texas

Perella Weinberg Partners, a respected New York based investment firm, decided to partner with the longtime leading manager for higher education investment funds in Texas. The result was this new Austin branch of PWP. Occupying the 30th floor of Frost Bank Tower, PWP oversees millions in private investments for central Texans and others. The entire design gives the feeling of being in a smart, no-nonsense, yet humane and breathable environment, which inspires confidence in its occupants. The office has clean lines in contrast with the landscape. The use of the extensive glass and geometry brings the outside to the inside to the benefit for each employee.

“...all looks great – thank you!” LYNN PERKINS, PARTNER AT THE NYC 5TH AVENUE OFFICE PERLLEA WEINBERG

CORPORATE PROJECTS

SMILEY MEDIA HEADQUARTERS - Austin, Texas

The move was only 4 blocks form their previous location, but for Smiley Media, it was not only moving â&#x20AC;&#x153;upâ&#x20AC;? ,it was like moving to another world. It was also a chance to re-discover Austin! Th innovative, open space inspires creative minds and visually connects them to their surroundings. The design focused on an environmentally friendly, open concept to reflect the high energy culture. Most of the existing ductwork and sprinkler heads were left in place and reused. The existing concrete slab was stained, sealed, and left exposed in over 50% of the space. Green Label Plus certified carpet, containing recycled content, was installed without adhesives. Other low VOC products included paint and a spray-on acoustical ceiling treatment. Energy efficient light fixtures, controlled by sensors and double switching, were installed. Approximately 95% of the furniture specified for the space is Indoor Air Quality certified. The custom table and credenza for the Board Room were made from solid oak, harvested from managed resources and finished with water based products.

CORPORATE PROJECTS

“…cheers to decisions! I cannot even begin to tell you how much I love that $19.00 per square foot savings... tremendous help, thank you!” – LAUREN MABREY, ASSISTANT TO THE CEO - SMILEY MEDIA

CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MAIN BUILDING | LEE JAMAIL ACADEMIC ROOM THE DRISKILL HOTEL BARTON CREEK RESORT & SPA - PAVILION BARTON CREEK RESORT & SPA - CONFERENCE CENTER & PRO SHOP BRITISH AIRWAYS

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MAIN BUILDING LEE JAMAIL ACADEMIC ROOM

CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY

Austin, Texas The University of Texas was challenged to renovate the President’s Reception Room in the 1937 Main Building. This Beaux Arts room provides an historic backdrop for Presidential press conferences, VIP receptions and dinners.

to enhance the existing marble and plaster work. The subtle introduction of state of the art audio-visual systems, designed to be minimally intrusive, are both extensive and user friendly, offering a variety of communication options. Honoring the historical integrity of the room while Solar and blackout shades protect the interior from glare providing updated technology were key to the renovation and UV deterioration over time. These will provide a long design. Intricately molded and carved plaster frieze work life for the interior finishes. was repaired, and re-gilded, leaving original portions intact. Inclusion of a restrained and updated lighting system allows New materials used: an 80’x30’ room-sized custom wool rug the original lighting to be reused with more flexibility, with an historic damask motif and acanthus scroll border, extending the life of the historic fixtures. The original silk wall coverings, and custom silk window treatments, are bronze entry door and frame, in dire need of repair, were beautiful and durable. The subtle color palette of gold and restored and the door swing reversed to allow for code blue (and the smallest hint of UT burnt orange) was selected compliance.

CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY

“Again, I thank you so much for saving my life today by dropping everything and coming to MAIN. I am very grateful.” BETHANY RAMEY TROMBLEY, PROJECT MANAGEMENT & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, UT AUSTIN

CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY

“The Driskill Hotel is a unique and special property, close to the heart of Texans everywhere. For over four years, The Bommarito Group helped us recreate the glory of her past through their design expertise, knowledge, research – and their passion for this grand hotel. Together, we’ve created a unique experience for our guests and enduring value for our property.” JEFFREY TRIGGER, THE DRISKILL HOTEL

THE DRISKILL HOTEL - Austin, Texas

Guests entering the lobby of this historic Victorian hotel sense the grandeur of another age. After years of “progress” that ravaged the once grand interior, the hotel lobby was restored to her turn-of-the-century elegance.

The rich color palette was layered to enhance architectural elements - the signature features of the hotel. Centered in the lobby is a new 18’ x 18’ stained glass ceiling, marking the location of the original atrium. At the landing of the sweeping staircase Symmetry of the original plan was restored by removing is the restored life-size portrait of the hotel’s founder, painted in walls that concealed columns and a massive Richardsonian 1899. Romanesque arch. Originally a third entrance, the arch became the backdrop for the new front desk. Based on the original reception desk, the new desk carefully conceals modern technology. Inspired by hotel archives, the designers developed a vocabulary of Victorian motifs and patterns used for new stone floors, ceiling details, millwork and trim.

BARTON CREEK RESORT & SPA - PAVILION, PROPOSED DESIGN - Austin, Texas

The Pavilion at Barton Creek Resort & Spa was a bland, octagonal 6,000 square foot open-air event space, with a metal roof. While functional for diverse meetings and parties, the space lacked the warmth and “casually elegant” atmosphere that is the signature of the Resort. It was clear that this space could be so much more, and had the potential to be a major revenue-generating venue for the property.

Conceptual studies were developed to explore upgrades to the Pavilion, and celebrate the magnificent views. Concepts included glass door enclosures, new wood ceiling beams, decorative lighting, flooring upgrades and an interior “Texas-sized” limestone wood burning fireplace. Added to the Pavilion were tiered observation decks, offering panoramic views of the golf course and the Texas Hill Country.

CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY

BARTON CREEK RESORT & SPA - CONFERENCE CENTER & PRO SHOP - Austin, Texas

The Barton Creek Resort & Spa has facilities for a spa, golf, tennis and gourmet dining. For conferences, the hexagonal “Capitol Board Room” and the smaller “LBJ Room” are a prestigious extension of the existing facility. The connecting gallery, which overlooks the hills and golf course, provides a transition of finishes and imagery that is uniquely Texas.

granite surfaces lend scale and majesty to the rooms. Regional symbols abound, from the stars etched on the glass doors to the carpet patterned with leaves reminiscent of the oak and olive branches on the State Seal. Door hinges and knobs are reproductions of those in the Texas State Capitol.

Below the dome is a 24-foot custom conference table of Texas pearl and sunset red granite topped by three raised Texas stars. Taking their cue from the Capitol rotunda, the meeting The sophisticated lighting, audiovisual equipment and sound rooms are both topped by a dome. Rich oak millwork and system all have wireless controls.

CONFERENCE & HOSPITALITY

“…expertise in the design area speaks for itself; her passion for the work, her concern that the client’s needs are being met and her commitment to the client and their projects begins on day one and lasts beyond the move in.” – CONNIE WILLIS, DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION AUSTIN, AKIN GUMP, STRAUSS HAER & FELDGREG

BRITISH AIRWAYS - Houston, Texas

British Airway’s Executive Lounge is an elegant haven for international travelers. Here they can attend to business, get assistance with travel arrangements, or simply unwind while waiting for their next flight at the Houston International Airport. The gallery serves as a transition from the reception area to the lounge. Fine artwork in the gallery creates an aesthetic diversion from schedules and lengthy waiting periods. As visitors step into the lounge, they find that the vaulted ceiling in the gallery has dramatically magnified into a vast metal vaulted ceiling, which draws attention to the focal point of the lounge: the bar. Design elements in the lounge foster a comfortable, yet professional environment conducive to socializing, working, or finding new moments of solace. Highlighted by a wall of mirrored, frosted, and colored decorative glass, the bar displays glassware and beverages that are readily accessible on the granite bar top. The Executive Lounge’s sophisticated design allows British Airways to demonstrate that it is “passionately committed” to serving customers from around the world.

SPORTS &

ENTERTAINMENT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS STADIUM SUITES THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CLUB BALLET AUSTIN | BUTLER DANCE EDUCATION CENTER THE BOB BULLOCK TEXAS STATE HISTORY MUSEUM

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS STADIUM SUITES - Austin, Texas

The Stadium Suites designed for the Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium set a new standard for luxury, comfort and the ultimate football ‘Game Day’ experience! As part of the West and East side expansion projects, the design of the sixty six private suites reflects a sophisticated palette of materials and subtle references to the football environment. Custom millwork details incorporate dark, medium and light cherry cabinets with black granite counters, and twisted metal ‘rope’ details were developed for handrails and drink rails. The bowed front of the serving credenza mimics the shape of a football and the striped carpet pattern references the stripes on the playing field. Subtle wall and ceiling details, as well as custom lighting, add interest and complexity to the suite. The electronically operated sliding window opens so that the sights and sounds of the game can be experienced first hand. Areas in the scope of work included the private suites, lobbies, pre-function areas and large corridors. Services included programming, space planning, interior architecture, custom millwork, finishes, documentation and coordination.

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

“The Bommarito Group certainly scored a touchdown when they designed this club’s space.” JOE CONNELL, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

As the opening manager of the University of Texas Club, it has been a pleasure showing off the Club. Well done Bommarito! JOE CONNELL , UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CLUB -Austin, Texas

The University of Texas Club at the Darrell K Royal Texas Memorial Stadium is a private club that also serves as a major ‘Game Day’ club venue. The project was part of the expansion of the East side of the stadium, and followed The Bommarito Group’s successful design of the East and West side Stadium Suites. Areas in the scope included Lobbies, Dining Room, Lounge, Bar, Private Meeting Rooms, Pre-Function Spaces and Offices. The project scope included full interior architectural design services, finishes, furnishings and artwork. To enhance the University brand the design team developed extensive custom designs for the project. Traditional University and Texas icons – longhorns, stars, rope and cactus – elegantly saturate the club in an understated but playful manner. Special “Longhorn” features include laser cut, reverse grain veneer walls, plasma cut rusted metal details, custom carpet and lighting. Custom cabinets wrap and conceal structural columns, providing display space for memorabilia and artwork. The club strikes the perfect balance between ‘game day’ and ‘every day’ use, providing a unique club environment for faculty, staff and die-hard fans!

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

BALLET AUSTIN BUTLER DANCE EDUCATION CENTER - Austin, Texas

Take an existing metal building, skillfully reuse interior components, convert manufacturing spaces into a theater and dance studios, add a wall of windows to the community, use theatrical materials in non-theatrical ways - stir creatively. The transformation is a re-purposed building - a living art space celebrating dance! The 34,000 s.f. building houses spaces for rehearsal, performance, production, lobbies, a dance academy, offices, box office, community board room, and support spaces for the professional company and the academy. The downtown site engages the community to participate in the dance experience. Like dance, the space is about “movement and light”. Concrete, paint, metal, and glass complement the industrial building, providing cost-effective materials for this non-profit. In lobbies, metallic “ribbons” flow through terrazzo floors, creating donor opportunities. It is the dichroic glass, from theatrical lighting, which captures the project’s essence. The glass changes color as viewers move past… inviting them to participate in the experience of movement and light… and classically, innovative dance!

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

“The building looks amazing and it’s a treat to be a part of the team that takes us higher and higher…” GAIL ROMNEY, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS, BALLET AUSTIN

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

“…We simply could not have made it to opening day… without your hard work, expertise and commitment…” – BONNIE CAMPBELL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - THE BOB BULLOCK TEXAS STATE HISTORY MUSEUM

THE BOB BULLOCK TEXAS STATE HISTORY MUSEUM - Austin, Texas

Ask most people to describe a state history museum and you might get a big yawn, but not if they’ve visited this museum, where the focus is on “learning through interactive entertainment”. Funds were appropriated by the state legislature for design and construction only, and after opening, the Museum became a self-supporting institution – making the design a critical factor in the Museum’s overall success. Inspired by the Capitol, the Museum’s Rotunda and Grand Lobby set the tone for the regional imagery and palette of materials. From the “State Fair” theme of the Museum Store to the “Ranch House” imagery and custom furnishings in the Story of Texas Cafe, the design supports the total immersion experience and the stories told throughout the exhibit space. Custom carpets, furniture, and lighting feature Texas imagery, and regional elements to further enrich the total experience. The use of granite, limestone, terrazzo, copper, oak and long-leaf pine – appropriate materials from an aesthetic, functional and durability perspective – reflect warmth, permanence and a regional flavor.

BIM

TECHNOLOGY REVIT - 3D ARCHITECTURAL SOFTWARE BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (BIM)

BIM TECHNOLOGY

REVIT

The Bommarito Group has standardized on the world leader in 3D BIM architectural software, Revit by Autodesk. There are huge advantages for design - Revit allows for the visualization and simulation of ideas before they come to life. Revit Architecture building design software is the future of document production for architectural and interior architectural projects. It is the cutting edge technology for sustainable design.

BIM TECHNOLOGY

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING - (BIM)

Building information modeling (BIM) is the process of generating and managing building data during its life cycle. Bim involves representing a design as objects â&#x20AC;&#x201C; vague and undefined, generic or product-specific, solid shapes or voidspace oriented (like the shape of a room), that carry their geometry, relations and attributes. Bim design tools allow for extracting different views from a building model for drawing production and other uses. These different views are automatically consistent - in the sense that the objects are all of a consistent size, location, specification - since each object instance is defined only once, just as in reality. Drawing consistency eliminates many errors. Typically it uses three-dimensional, real-time, dynamic building modeling software to increase productivity in building design and construction. The process produces the building information model (also abbreviated BIM), which encompasses building geometry, spatial relationships, geographic information, and quantities and properties of building components. Pieces can carry attributes for selecting and ordering them automatically, providing cost estimates and well as material tracking and ordering. This method of management is more practical and efficient and it eliminate many of the uncertainties found during the construction phase since they can be found during the design phase of the project and fixed so they do not occur during the actual construction and any changes during construction will be automatically updated to bim and changes will be made in the model.

PROJECT AWARDS

“OVER 90 DESIGN AWARDS SINCE 1988, NEVER MISSED A YEAR!”

AWARD WINNING PROJECTS

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - SAN JACINTO HALL

PIERPONT COMMUNICATIONS

CIRRUS LOGIC

PRIVATE HOME LIBRARY

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO JOHN PEACE LIBRARY

BROUSE McDOWELL LAW FIRM

MFI FOUNDATION

AWARD WINNING PROJECTS

TWIN CREEKS COUNTRY CLUB

THE BOMMARITO GROUP OFFICES

‘SPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN - PHO

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN HILLEL JEWISH STUDENTS ORGANIZATION

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY TEXAS

AUSTIN MUSEUM OF ART

DRISKILL HOTEL

INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS OF TEXAS

PROJECT AWARDS

2011 AIA National COTE (Committee On The Environment) Award Top 10 Buildings in Nation Lance Armstrong Foundation Headquarters Contract Magazine 32nd Annual Interiors Awards - Environmental Design Lance Armstrong Foundation / Livestrong Headquarters 2010 Texas Society of Architects Design Award – First Place Lance Armstrong Foundation Headquarters ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Historic Preservation / Adaptive Reuse The University of Texas at Austin President’s Reception Room ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Commercial Singular Space The University of Texas at San Antonio John Peace Library ASID Design Excellence Award – Award of Merit Corporate – Large Independent Insurance Agents of Texas IIDA Design Excellence Award – First Place Sustainability Lance Armstrong Foundation IIDA Design Excellence Award – Honorable Mention Institutional / Educational The University of Texas at Austin President’s Reception Room ASID Legacy of Design – Merit Award Historic Preservation / Adaptive Reuse The University of Texas at Austin President’s Reception Room Austin Business Journal Best Real Estate Awards – Social Impact Winner Lance Armstrong Foundation Austin Business Journal Best Real Estate Awards – Rehabilitation/Redevelopment Project Concordia University Contract Magazine Inspirations Award – Honorable Mention Lance Armstrong Foundation

2009 IIDA Design Excellence Award Institutional and Educational Ballet Austin Butler Dance Education Center ASID Design Excellence Award – Best of Show Lance Armstrong Foundation ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Commercial Corporate over 5000 square feet Lance Armstrong Foundation ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Singular Space Lance Armstrong Foundation Boardroom ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Custom Product Design/Original Piece Lance Armstrong Foundation Boardroom Table & Credenza ASID Legacy of Design – Second Place Corporate – Large over 15,000 square feet Lance Armstrong Foundation 2008 ASID Legacy of Design – First Place Commercial Healthcare ‘Specially for Children Pediatric Hematology Oncology ASID Legacy of Design – First Place Commercial Institutional Ballet Austin Butler Dance Education Center Austin Business Journal Best Real Estate Awards – Architectural Design Ballet Austin Butler Dance Education Center 2007 IIDA The Pinnacle Award Chapter Firm of the Year IIDA Design Excellence Award – Honorable Mention Commercial Retail Fashion Boutique ASID Design Excellence Award – Best of Show Contract Over 5000 square feet Ballet Austin Butler Dance Education Center

PROJECT AWARDS

ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract Over 5000 square feet Ballet Austin Butler Dance Education Center ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract Medical ‘Specially for Children Pediatric Hematology Oncology ASID Legacy of Design – First Place Commercial Retail Fashion Boutique 2006 ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Singular Space UTIMCO Boardroom ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Custom Design Hard Furnishings UTIMCO CEO Office ASID Design Excellence Award – Award of Merit Commercial Space over 5,000 square feet UTIMCO

ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract under 5,000 square feet The Bommarito Group Office ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Singular Space – Contract The Bommarito Group Conference Room

ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Adaptive Use Brouse McDowell, LPA IIDA Design Excellence Award – Honorable Mention Residential Private Library and Office ASID Legacy of Design – First Place Contract – Small Offices MFI Management, LLC ASID Legacy of Design – Second Place Residential – Singular Specialty Space Private Library and Office

ASID Design Excellence Award – Award of Merit Singular Space UTIMCO Break room

2004 ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Custom Design – Hard Furnishings Private Library and Office

ASID Legacy of Design – First Place Commercial Historic Preservation Brouse McDowell, LPA

ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Singular Space – Commercial Twin Creeks Country Club

ASID Legacy of Design – Second Place Commercial Corporate, Large UTIMCO

ASID Design Excellence Award – Award of Merit Singular Space – Living Area Private Library and Office

ASID Legacy of Design – Second Place Commercial Corporate, Small The Bommarito Group Office

ASID Design Excellence Award – Award of Merit Contract over 5,000 square feet Twin Creeks Country Club

2005 ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet Brouse McDowell, LPA

2003 ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet Cirrus Logic

PROJECT AWARDS

ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Singular Commercial Space Cirrus Logic ASID Design Excellence - Award of Merit Singular Commercial Space Cirrus Logic ASID Design Excellence - Award of Merit Contract under 5,000 square feet MFI Management, LLC ASID Design Excellence - Award of Merit Singular Commercial Space MFI Management, LLC 2002 ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Custom Design- Carpet The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet – Hospitality The University of Texas Club 1998 ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Adaptive Use Austin Children’s Museum ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet The Driskill Hotel Cattle Baron’s Suite IIDA Annual Design Excellence Award - First Place Austin Museum of Art IIDA Annual Design Excellence Award - Honorable Mention Austin Children’s Museum, Dell Discovery Center 1997 ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet- Hospitality The Driskill Hotel Guest Rooms Tower Renovation

National Design-Build Award Best Public Project over $15 million The University of Texas San Jacinto Residence Hall

ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Corporate under 10,000 square feet Artful Deli

2001 IIDA Design Excellence Award The Driskill Hotel Lobby

1996 IIDA Health Care First Place Design Award Brackenridge Pediatric Oncology Unit

ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Contract under 5,000 square feet Pierpont Communications, Inc. 2000 ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Contract over 5,000 square feet The Driskill Hotel 1999 International Illumination Design Award - Award of Merit British Airways Hospitality Suite

IIDA Product Design Award for Chart Holders Brackenridge Pediatric Oncology Unit IIDA Institutional Honorable Mention Design Award St. Edward’s University Moody Hall 2000 Classroom 1995 Dupont National Design Award Brackenridge Pediatric Oncology Unit 1994 IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Hospitality 612 West Restaurant

PROJECT AWARDS

IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place Healthcare Brackenridge Pediatric Oncology Unit IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Corporate under 3,500 square feet Inks Production Company IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Product Design, Chart Holders Brackenridge Pediatric Oncology Unit IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award Product Design – Reception Desk Origin Systems 1993 IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – Honorable Mention Corporate over 3,500 square feet Tate Austin IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – Honorable Mention Corporate Office over 3,500 square feet Origin Systems

IBD Design Award -First Place Kimball Showroom 1991 AIA Interiors Award Austin Lyric Opera ASID National Design Award Austin Lyric Opera SAIA First Place “Gold” Interiors Competition Austin Lyric Opera IBD Design Award - First Place Austin Lyric Opera IBD Design Award - Honorable Mention The Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce 1990 ASID Design Award - First Place Retail and Corporate Business Committee for the Arts Award

1992 AIA Austin Chapter Interior Architecture Award Zachary Scott Theater

Wilsonart National Design Competition Winner

IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Corporate over 3,500 square feet Apple Computer

1989 Business Committee for the Arts Award

IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award- First Place Historical Preservation Ron Walker & Associates IBD/ASID Design Excellence Award – First Place Corporate over 3,500 square feet Capitol Boardroom at Barton Creek Country Club

Westinghouse Regional Design Competition Winner

AIA Award for Excellence in Design Bracewell & Patterson 1988 ASID National Design Award Bracewell & Patterson

RESUMES

PROJECT TEAM MARLA BOMMARITO COUCH - CEO MARC BOVE - PRESIDENT JUDY BUSH - DIRECTOR OF DESIGN CHRISTINE BRISENO - PROJECT MANAGER JAMES HADDEN - PROJECT COORDINATOR

MARLA BOMMARITO CROUCH, CEO RID, FIIDA, ASID, LEED AP

E D U C AT I O N B A C H E LO R O F S C I E N C E I N I N T E R I O R D E S I G N MINOR IN ARCHITECTURE, T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S AT AU S T I N REGISTRATION N AT I O N A L CO U N C I L F O R I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Q UA L I F I C AT I O N TEXAS BOARD OF ARCHITEC TURAL EXAMINERS, INTERIOR DESIGN

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS / CERTIFICATIONS AIA - AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS ASID - AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS I I D A - I N T E R N AT I O N A L I N T E R I O R D E S I G N A S S O C I AT I O N I I D A C E N T R A L T E X A S C H A P T E R - I N T E R N AT I O N A L I N T E R I O R D E S I G N A S S O C I AT I O N G B C I - G R E E N B U I L D I N G C E R T I F I C AT I O N I N S T I T U T E

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE An award winning space planner since 1976 and licensed interior designer in the State of Texas, Marla Bommarito-Crouch has been recognized for her professional achievements by multiple design associations (ASID, IIDA, AIA). She was elected to the College of Fellows of the International Interior Design Association, and was among the first interior designers to be inducted into the Design Hall of Fame at The University of Texas at Austin. Marla actively seeks ways to improve the design process and is passionate about developing new approaches to project solutions.

L A N C E A R M S T R O N G F O U N D AT I O N

BROUSE MCDOWELL

B A L L E T AU S T I N

RESUMES

MARCUS P. BOVE, PRESIDENT AIA, IIDA, LEED AP

E D U C AT I O N MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY, TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY REGISTRATION TEXAS BOARD OF ARCHITEC TURAL EXAMINERS, ARCHITEC T N C A R B - N AT I O N A L CO U N C I L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E R E G I S T R AT I O N B O A R D S C E R T I F I C AT I O N

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS / CERTIFICATIONS AIA - AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS A I A AU S T I N - A M E R I C A N I N S T I T U T E O F A R C H I T E C T S , AU S T I N C H A P T E R I I D A - I N T E R N AT I O N A L I N T E R I O R D E S I G N A S S O C I AT I O N R E C A - R E A L E S TAT E CO U N C I L O F A M E R I C A TSA - TEXAS SOCIET Y OF ARCHITEC TS G B C I - G R E E N B U I L D I N G C E R T I F I C AT I O N I N S T I T U T E I I D A C E N T R A L T E X A S C H A P T E R - I N T E R N AT I O N A L I N T E R I O R D E S I G N A S S O C I AT I O N

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Marcus Bove, a registered architect in the State of Texas, has been in the interior architecture and design field for over 24 years. In that time, he has distinguished himself as a true leader. Marc is honored by the loyalty of many of his clients who specifically request his direction on numerous repeat projects. Several clients have asked Marc to serve on community and professional boards as well as act in an advisory role.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

S M I L E Y M E D I A H E A D Q UA R T E R S

UTIMCO OFFICES

JUDY BUSH, DIRECTOR OF DESIGN RID, IIDA, LEED AP

E D U C AT I O N ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES THIRD YEAR PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE - INTERIOR DESIGN, EL CENTRO COLLEGE

REGISTRATION N AT I O N A L CO U N C I L F O R I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Q UA L I F I C AT I O N TEXAS BOARD OF ARCHITEC TURAL EXAMINERS, INTERIOR DESIGN

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS / CERTIFICATIONS I I D A - I N T E R N AT I O N A L I N T E R I O R D E S I G N A S S O C I AT I O N I I D A C E N T R A L T E X A S C H A P T E R - I N T E R N AT I O N A L I N T E R I O R D E S I G N A S S O C I AT I O N G B C I - G R E E N B U I L D I N G C E R T I F I C AT I O N I N S T I T U T E

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Judy Bush is the Director of Design at The Bommarito Group, Inc., and is a licensed interior designer in the State of Texas. She is committed to bringing value to each client through design. Her focus is to challenge the client and design teams to maximize the creative potential of each project. A recognized leader in the industry, Judy has consistently produced award winning, nationally recognized projects for a diverse clientele. Judy’s experience with commercial furnishings has put her in the lead position on multiple successful million dollar projects.

BARTON CREEK RESORT & COUNTRY CLUB CONFERENCE CENTER

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S AT AU S T I N S TA D I U M S U I T E S

T H E B O B B U L L O C K T E X A S S TAT E HISTORY MUSEUM

RESUMES

CHRISTINE BRISENO, PROJECT MANAGER RID, IIDA, LEED AP ID + C

E D U C AT I O N B A C H E LO R O F S C I E N C E I N I N T E R I O R D E S I G N MINOR IN ARCHITECTURE, T E X A S T E C H U N I V E R S I T Y

REGISTRATION N AT I O N A L CO U N C I L F O R I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Q UA L I F I C AT I O N TEXAS BOARD OF ARCHITEC TURAL EXAMINERS, INTERIOR DESIGN

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Over the past 15 years, Christine Briseno, a licensed interior designer in the State of Texas, has developed into our lead designer at The Bommarito Group. She brings exceptional knowledge in all areas of interior architecture and design, excelling in large scale architectural and interior design projects, large scale furniture projects, space planning, and constructability of design solutions. Christine serves as a strong leader in the industry and a valuable mentor to our design team.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MAIN BUILDING, LEE JAMAIL ACADEMIC ROOM

S M I L E Y M E D I A H E A D Q UA R T E R S

THE DRISKILL HOTEL

JAMES HADDEN, PROJECT COORDINATOR MBA, LEED AP

E D U C AT I O N B A C H E LO R O F S C I E N C E I N A R C H I T E C T U R E , MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT)

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, DUKE UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS / CERTIFICATIONS G B C I - G R E E N B U I L D I N G C E R T I F I C AT I O N I N S T I T U T E

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE James plays in important role in project coordination and business workflow from project to project. With a strong background in business and ground-up architecture and design, his ability to execute efficient construction documents allows for tight deadlines to be met, and often superseded. His progressive thinking, in combination with his ardent eye for well-developed architectural elements, gives James the perfect tools for successful design. Serving as a project coordinator, James skillfully manages project budgets and deadlines, coordinating design team efforts across all disciplines. He is the internal expert in production and presentation softwares. James also authored multiple internal systems which promote project efficiency on a day-to-day basis.

SMILEY MEDIA HEADQUARTERS

B A L L E T AU S T I N

L A N C E A R M S T R O N G F O U N D AT I O N *PROJECTS COMPLETED PRIOR TO ASSOCIATION WITH THE BOMMARITO GROUP.

RESUMES

J. DAVID YARBROUGH, PROJECT ARCHITECT AIA

E D U C AT I O N B A C H E LO R O F A R C H I T E C T U R E , THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

REGISTRATION TEXAS BOARD OF ARCHITEC TURAL EXAMINERS, REGISTERED ARCHITEC T

P R O F E S S I O N A L A F F I L I AT I O N S / C E R T I F I C AT I O N S AIA - AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS A I A AU S T I N - A M E R I C A N I N S T I T U T E O F A R C H I T E C T S , AU S T I N C H A P T E R T S A - T E X A S S O C I E T Y O F A R C H I T E C T S , AU S T I N C H A P T E R

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE David brings over 40 years of construction documentation for non-residential structures ranging from a few thousand square feet to as large as a million square feet. As our Quality Control Officer, he highly focused to ensure that the drawings and specifications meet the expectations of the client, design intent and legal compliance. David will develop and coordinate special reviews as necessary to meet and maintain quality standards. He will make modifications and provide suggestions to attain the best quality set of contract documents.

APPLIED MATERIALS

AU S T I N S TAT E H O S P I TA L

UTSA - JOHN PEACE LIBRARY

CLIENT

REFERENCES “WE HUMBLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE VALUE THAT CLIENTS BRING TO OUR COMPANY AND THE KEY ROLE THEY PLAY IN OUR SUCCESS. WITHOUT THAT RELATIONSHIP, WE WOULD NOT BE WHERE WE ARE TODAY.” -MARLA BOMMARITO-CROUCH, PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE, BOMMARITO GROUP

CLIENT REFERENCES

BALLET AUSTIN

BRIGHAM EXPLORATION

David Brigham, EX VP of Land and Administration 512/427-3300

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY

Dr. Tom Cedel, President – 512/313-4001 Rev. Dr. David Kluth, Vice President – 512/313-4001 Dan Gregory, Executive Director – 512/313-4004

DON COX COMPANY

Don Cox, President - 512/478-1711

KMS VENTURES, INC.

Gregory Kozmetsky, President – 512/474-6312

LANCE ARMSTRONG FOUNDATION

MAXWELL LOCKE AND RITTER

Cookie Ruiz, Executive Director – 512/476-9151 x110 Stephen Mills, Artistic Director – 512/476-9151 x128 Stephen Adler, Past Board President – 512/478-4995

MEREDITH FAMILY INVESTMENTS

Doug Ulman, President and CEO – 512/279-8385 Greg Lee, CFO – 512/279-8380

Steven Knebel, Leading Partner – 512/370-3200 Tommie Meredith, CEO – 512/732-2550

PPD AUSTIN PLAINSCAPITAL BANK ST. DAVID’S COMMUNITY HEALTH FOUNDATION TEXAS FACILITIES COMMISSION

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN – PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO – JOHN PEACE LIBRARY PRIVATE FINANCIAL ADVISOR (FORMER CEO-UTIMCO & PERRELLA WEINBERG PARTNERS) GENERAL REFERENCES

Mike Roh, Director of Facilities and Engineering -512/747-5913 James Huffines, Chairman Central and South Texas 512/457-7503 Paul Holubec, President – Austin – 512/457-7523 Earl Maxwell CEO, 512/879-6222 Mike Lacy, Director of Architectural Leasing – 512/463-3367

Bethany Ramey-Trombley, Senior Project Manager – 512/475-7722

Eric Shoaf, Assistant Dean of Administration -210/458-5506

Bob Boldt – 512/287-7150

Jeanne Nagy – 512/413-7341 Dealey Herndon, Project Manager – 512/472-4600

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS

612 RESTAURANT

BRACKENRIDGE HOSPITAL

THOMPSON & KNIGHT, LLP

APPLE COMPUTING

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS JESSEN AUDITORIUM

BRIGHAM EXPLORATION

FULLBRIGHT & JAWORSKI

PPD

THE BOMMARITO GROUP

1512 WEST 35TH STREET CUTOFF SUITE NO. 300 AUSTIN, TEXAS 78731 512.480.8898 P 512.480.9451 F MARLA@BOMMARITOGROUP.COM WWW.BOMMARITOGROUP.COM