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Re: MSI Qualifications
Thank you for the opportunity to share our firm’s qualifications for Planning, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Design services. MSI seeks out opportunities to assist in the creation of world class destinations. Urban waterfront projects require an understanding of history and culture as well as the ability to plan and integrate new land uses with existing land uses. MSI accepts these challenges as opportunities to create unique and vibrant urban communities that appeal to all generations, is inclusive of built and natural environments, and meets the goals of our Clients. We trust that MSI’s expertise in the planning and design of urban waterfront destinations and port facilities along with our recognized landscape architectural and sustainable planning strategies will be of great service to your design team. Our design for the new James Clarkson Environmental Discovery Center in White Lake, Michigan has been recognized with the American Society of Landscape Architects National Award in Design, which speaks to its enduring quality and is an indicator of the success we could help you achieve. We have attached our qualifications for your review. In addition, we are proud that over 30% of MSI’s design staff is now LEED certified. As landscape architects and planners we are committed to the respect for the land and environment and how we approach each and every project is based on that commitment. We look forward to working with you to help translate an articulated vision into a sustainable resort community with lasting expression. Keith A. Myers ASLA Timothy S. Schmalenberger ASLA Karen J. McCoy ASLA Greg A. Meyer RLA Kerry M. Reeds RLA Keith J. Bongirno ASLA Richard W. Espe LEED AP | ASLA Larry G. Wyatt
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Best Regards,
Greg Meyer, RLA
Keith Bongirno, RLA, ASLA
TABLE OF CONTENTS Project Experience
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Team Leadership
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Introduction to Firm
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Awards
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Client References
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Project Lists
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Team Resumes
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HISTORIC FALMOUTH WHARF + CRUISE TERMINAL Falmouth, Jamaica
SITE: 13 Acres COMPLETION: In Progress CLIENT | OWNER: Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
The Downtown Development Corporation engaged MSI Design to create the Downtown Louisville Connectivity Study to improve the linkages between new and existing destinations within the downtown core and along the Ohio River waterfront. Working closely with the Downtown Development Corporation, MSI developed numerous landscape and site improvement plans to enhance existing facilities and help ensure that future projects contribute to the overall success of Downtown Louisville. Taking into account existing conditions, present and planned projects, the study: 1. Clearly defines and connects existing and future destinations. 2. Connects the downtown core to the riverfront. Simplifies pedestrian and vehicular wayfinding. 3. Better utilizes under-highway and underbridge conditions to create unique, vibrant urban spaces. 4. Improves the pedestrian environment by making it safer, more comfortable and more inviting. 5. Creates usable, unique and well-defined public gathering spaces. 6. Develops the framework for a mixed-use district between the new Louisville Arena and Slugger Field. To accomplish connectivity goals, MSI Design developed several focus area plans. Using a combination of plan diagrams, renderings and benchmark images, a vision was established to enhance connectivity throughout Downtown Louisville. To help prioritize phasing and implementation, each focus area plan also makes recommendations for infrastructure, streetscape, and landscape improvements.
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BAY LAKE TOWER AT THE CONTEMPORARY RESORT Lake Buena Vista, Florida
COMPLETION: 2009 SITE: 16.0 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Walt Disney Imagineering Brian McFarland ARCHITECTS: (Design Architect) Gwathmey Siegel & Assoc. (Architect of Record) Glover Smith Bode, Inc.
The Bay Lake Tower at the Contemporary Resort provides first class amenities in this luxury environment. Nestled at the edge of Bay Lake, the grounds provide year-round recreation and top-rate pool and spa facilities. The pool deck and grounds mirror the clean, modern style of the tower, designed by Gwathmey Siegel. With curving lines and intense colors, the main pool is a true physical and visual oasis. It is also the recreational heart of the resort with water slides and spray activities tucked carefully into the design. The spa provides an escape for relaxing parents while kids enjoy the interactive pop-jet fountain. The grounds possess simple, high-design features, without losing sight of the potential for fun. Linear fountains and a bamboo-filled plaza lead guests from the hotel to the lake front paths and shaded areas, allowing all-day enjoyment of the pool deck and play areas. MSI was responsible for all site design from conceptual planning through construction administration.
Glass block slide tower themed with Mickey Mouse icon.
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Bosque of bamboo viewed from above.
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Pedestrian bridge connects Bay Lake Tower and The Contemporary Hotel.
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NEW PORT TAMPA BAY Tampa Bay, Florida
COMPLETION: In Progress SITE: 52.0 acres CLIENT | OWNER: EcoGroup Don Gunn ARCHITECT: Curtis Gaines Hall & Jones
Planned as part yacht harbor and part urban oasis, New Port Tampa Bay is a modern interpretation of the classic urban waterside village. A new, mixed-use residential condominium, retail, office, hotel and marina project, New Port is located on a 52-acre site directly on Tampa Bay in Tampa, Florida. New Port blends private residential offerings and resort-style amenities with contemporary city amenities and inviting public attractions. Features of Phase I include an urban streetscape along Bridge Street and a maritime-themed Marina Esplanade. Two 17-story condominium towers, the Marina Towers I & II, feature pools, spas, landscaped areas, overhead shade structure and cabanas. Centered around a yacht harbor, New Port captures a true sense of community with the colorful spirit of Florida coastal living and the energy of a modern waterfront city. MSI provided land planning and site design for this project.
Illustrative Master Plan.
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POWELL POINTE AT CAPE ELEUTHERA Cape Eleuthera, Bahamas
COMPLETION: 2007 SITE: 4,200 acres CLIENT | OWNER: DP Fox Ventures
Located on 4,200 acres on the 110-mile island of Eleuthera, Bahamas, Cape Eleuthera Resort and Yacht Club features luxury accommodations overlooking a newly renovated marina on the pristine, turquoise waters surrounding the Bahamian peninsula. Amenities for this resort include kayaking, diving, snorkeling and fitness trails, in addition to world renowned sport fishing. Powell Pointe captures the tranquil Caribbean spirit and provides a unique island experience. MSI provided site landscape and hardscape design for the project.
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THE RITZ-CARLTON SARASOTA Sarasota, Florida
COMPLETION: 2000 SITE: 11.0 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Core Development, Inc. ARCHITECT: Milton Pate Architects
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Spa Sarasota overlooks Sarasota Bay and the Gulf of Mexico beaches in downtown Sarasota, Florida. The 240-room hotel is comprised of nine levels of hotel suites and an addition 50 condominiums units on the upper nine levels of the 5-star hotel. The hotel site features a formal piazza arrival area complete with dolphin fountains, a pool and a spa overlooking beautiful Sarasota Bay. Included in the hotel and spa is an outdoor cafÊ with bay-side seating and a formal rose garden and lawn area with brick paving salvaged from the historic 1930’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel that was built on adjacent Longboat Key. Additionally, the spa features an outdoor garden area that also overlooks the bay. The hotel marina provides guests with boat service to the RitzCarlton Beach Club located on Lido Beach. MSI provided complete design services from initial site planning through construction documents and construction administration.
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CASTAWAY CAY CRUISE DESTINATION Abaco, Bahamas
COMPLETION: 1998 SITE: 100 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Walt Disney Imagineering Jim Durham
Disney Cruise Line’s Bahamas destination, Castaway Cay, offers guests the opportunity to indulge in a daylong Caribbean island experience. Activities include snorkeling, swimming and water play, as well as bicycling and hiking along nature trails with signs describing the flora of the island. MSI provided conceptual land planning and full design services through construction administration.
ARCHITECT: (Design Architect) Bermello Ajamil & Partners (Architect of Record) AR Concepts AWARDS: Florida Chapter ASLA Award of Excellence
Aerial view of island and docked cruise ship.
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Pedestrian promenade, retail vendors and shops.
View of the secluded adult beach, known as Serenity Bay.
Panoramic view across the adult beach to the beautiful waters of the Caribbean.
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Children’s play area with themed “whale bones” structure.
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Family beaches and primary amenity area.
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PLEASURE ISLAND REVITALIZATION Lake Buena Vista, Florida
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2007 SITE: 120 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Walt Disney Imagineering Todd Thomasson ARCHITECT: Morris Architects
The project goal was to provide a more direct connection from the Downtown Disney West Side Entertainment District onto Pleasure Island and provide improved access and guest circulation within the Pleasure Island area. The new design elements included a new sloped bridge element, new hardscape and grading for improved access into the Pleasure Island retail and entertainment venues, new site lighting, new site furnishings and a new landscape planting design. MSI provided master planning as well as schematic and design development for site grading, hardscape, new bridge design intent, site lighting, site furnishings and landscape planting design.
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West Entry, after.
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CROCKER PARK Westlake, Ohio
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2004 SITE: 75 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Stark Enterprises, Inc. Hank Rapport ARCHITECT: Bialosky+Partners
Crocker Park is a new centralized town center for the Cleveland suburb of Westlake, Ohio. The goal of the project is to establish an authentic heart to the community, which was built up as a bedroom community for workers in downtown Cleveland and nearby industrial areas. Following the historic “Main Street tradition,� Crocker Park includes first floor retail and entertainment space with second story residential and office uses. The regional shopping, dining and entertainment destinations are largely composed of national-scale merchants. Hidden within its urban blocks are parking structures that serve the development. The design of Crocker Park is focused on quality public spaces. A central boulevard park and a series of urban plazas and passageways characterize the public realm, creating the elements needed for a successful neighborhood. The neighborhood aspects have emerged as the housing has filled with residents, particularly who are interested in a more urban living experience than found in Westlake. Working with Bialosky + Partners Architects, MSI Design provided site design, grading and construction documents for all development site components, included streets and streetscapes, plazas, civic attractions, parks, kiosks, fountains and gardens. The second phase of Crocker Park is currently underway.
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NATIONWIDE ARENA DISTRICT MASTER PLAN Columbus, Ohio
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2000 SITE: 78 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Nationwide Realty Investors Brian Ellis
The Nationwide Arena District Master Plan has served as the guiding development strategy for a vibrant, new downtown district. Designed around the focal point of the Nationwide Arena, the district features the nightlife corridor Ludlow Alley, a grand movie theater, a concert venue, a AAA ballpark and restaurants full of atmosphere. In addition, residential development establishes the Arena District as an emerging urban neighborhood. The Master Plan established a network of streets, open spaces, and an urban development blocks as the basis of this highly successful sports and entertainment destination, on what was once a vacant infill site. The relationship between the district and the emerging riverfront park system is strengthened by McFerson Commons, a tree-lined triangular connection from the riverfront to the doors of the Arena. Parking structures are hidden within the blocks to protect the pedestrian streetscapes. MSI Design served as the primary consultant for the master planning details, and is responsible for all subsequent design and implementation for the district.
Illustrative Master Plan.
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THE SCIOTO MILE Columbus, Ohio
COMPLETION: In Progress CLIENT | OWNER: Columbus Downtown Development Corporation
The Scioto Mile project is an effort to reconnect the river with downtown by reinventing an essential urban portion of the Scioto River corridor. The Scioto Mile is a green corridor, made up of parks, boulevards, plazas and paths, ranging from the Arena District to Whittier Peninsula. This project builds on MSI’s recently completed, successful downtown Columbus parks, North Bank Park and McFerson Commons, as well as the urban design and planning for the Arena District. According to the plan, Bicentennial Park is transformed with a world-class water feature, a permanent band shell, and a glass-enclosed café.. The Promenade is the central component, featuring a linear canal with bubbling fountains, a colonnade with benches and swings, a stone-paved pedestrian plaza, and a centerpiece fountain with a variety of exciting water effects. Civic Center Drive is being significantly narrowed and converted to two-way operation, in and effort to slow traffic and better accommodate the increase in pedestrians walking the site. MSI is leading the multi-disciplinary Scioto Mile project team on schedule to complete the project in time for the City’s bicentennial in 2012.
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NORTH BANK PARK Columbus, Ohio
CLIENT | OWNER: Columbus Parks and Recreations
North Bank Park is the premier new urban park on the banks of the Scioto River in downtown Columbus, Ohio. As the first park to be redeveloped under the Columbus Riverfront Vision Plan, North Bank Park sets the standard for the entire urban riverfront. This 11-acre site serves as the gateway to downtown for many travelers and complements the rapidlydeveloping Arena District to the north. A glass pavilion, designed by Acock and Associates, anchors the end of Neil Avenue and forms a distinctive centerpiece to the park. Located on the pavilion plaza is a children’s fountain, ideal for summertime play. Also in the pavilion are plenty of shaded seating and a dining terrace, as well as available boat storage for downtown rowing clubs. North Bank serves as the vital link in the riverfront park system, a destination for downtown workers and festivalgoers, and a lively neighborhood park for the expanding downtown residential population.
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MIAMISBURG RIVERFRONT PARK Miamisburg, Ohio
CLIENT | OWNER: Columbus Parks and Recreations
North Bank Park is the premier new urban park on the banks of the Scioto River in downtown Columbus, Ohio. As the first park to be redeveloped under the Columbus Riverfront Vision Plan, North Bank Park sets the standard for the entire urban riverfront. This 11-acre site serves as the gateway to downtown for many travelers and complements the rapidlydeveloping Arena District to the north. A glass pavilion, designed by Acock and Associates, anchors the end of Neil Avenue and forms a distinctive centerpiece to the park. Located on the pavilion plaza is a children’s fountain, ideal for summertime play. Also in the pavilion are plenty of shaded seating and a dining terrace, as well as available boat storage for downtown rowing clubs. North Bank serves as the vital link in the riverfront park system, a destination for downtown workers and festivalgoers, and a lively neighborhood park for the expanding downtown residential population.
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PITTSBURGH NORTH SHORE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
CLIENT | OWNER: Continental Real Estate
Pittsburgh North Shore is a master plan for an urban, mixeduse neighborhood between two of Pittsburgh’s professional sports venues, Heinz Field and PNC Park. Anchored at the confluence of the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers, the vibrant new development plan replaces former parking fields adjacent to downtown Pittsburgh. Connections are made from across-the-river views designed by building, street, and public space arrangement. Due to the importance of movement within a successful urban area, the pedestrian scale is manipulated and varied through streets, public spaces, and landscape design. Retail, commercial, and residential uses are vertically-integrated on a block-by-block basis to create an exciting and wellconnected district Overhead vehicular bridges that bisect the site require a careful approach to the urban design district’s. Instead of hiding the bridges, they are exploited for their architectural character and scale, while public space and pedestrian corridors are created beneath them. MSI was responsible for schematic design.
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HARMONY COVE Trelawny, Jamaica
COMPLETION: In Progress SITE: 1,400 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Land Development Bank of Jamaica
Harmony Cove is a 1400 acre tropical resort paradise in Trelawny, Jamaica, situated on the north shore of Jamaica’s Caribbean coast between Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. Harmony Cove was developed by the Jamaican Tourist Board to serve as a catalyst to reinvigorate Jamaica’s lagging tourist industry. The resort is truly in harmony with Jamaica’s rich cultural, historical and natural assets. Three private beaches overlook the Caribbean, and the resort features several hotels including a convention hotel, family hotel and beach club, island boutique hotel, and spa hotel. Each hotel has a distinctive theme highlighting Jamaica’s architectural diversity with British, Spanish, Jamaican and “Maroon” (local native) styles. The three main hotels are complimented with vacation club units and lush pool amenity areas. The resort also features a marina/harbor towncenter with shops, restaurants and townhomes. Entertainment includes a casino and island light house restaurant accessible only by boat. There are 110 estate homes located in the resort area, each on one to five acres of land. This resort captures the Jamaican spirit for both enjoying and preserving the natural environment. MSI provided site master planning and design for the project.
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Aerial photo of site.
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Illustrative Master Plan.
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7TH HARBOR Kingston, Jamaica
COMPLETION: 2004 SITE: 1,300 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Land Development Bank of Jamaica
7th Harbor is a destination resort and entertainment area comprised of an open air arena, themed restaurants and a 200-room resort overlooking Kingston Harbor. Features include clubs, retail venues, a water park, and an entertainment complex with a small outdoor amphitheater, ballroom, and casino. Guests will have access to each of these attractions via a Grand Canal that connects an existing lagoon with Kingston Harbor. Guest can enjoy eco tours of the lagoon. Lagoon view eco-friendly lodging units are situated on stilts among the mangroves. The centerpiece of the resort is the Grand Marina where guests dock their boats or gaze at one of many yachts moored at the radial piers that jut off into Kingston Harbor. The Center Hub of the Grand Marina is an entertainment destination in itself. Harkening back to the entertainment boardwalks of bygone days, the Center Hub is a small wharfside amusement park full of midway redemption games, food beverage pavilions, outdoor stages, and a themed indoor air-conditioned carousel. The focal point of the hub will be its signature six story Ferris wheel that will overlook the entire resort and Kingston Harbor. MSI provided the master plan, landscape and hardscape design and was extensively involved with designing the theme for the individual areas.
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MOROCCO FILM CITY Marrakech, Morocco
COMPLETION: In Progress SITE: 420.0 hectares CLIENT | OWNER: Grant Leisure, Inc.
The Morocco Film City Project promises to be the most dynamic development of its kind in all of Morocco truly world class destination that will draw visitors from throughout Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. On a 420 hectare site outside Marrakech, the development features dramatic views of the Atlas Mountains and captures the cultural flavor and sense of adventure found in the souks and medinas of historic Morocco. The well-planned resort community also features a film studio and European-styled pleasure garden as key entertainment venues. The intent of the extensive program is to create an entertainment and leisure destination that represents the remarkable local culture, art, and architecture of Marrakech, as well as a taste of the diverse culture throughout Morocco. The presence of a working film production studio and its related attractions, combined with a pleasure garden of rides and attractions will lend western-style entertainment to the inherent cultural context of the overall development Wyatt Design Group | MSI was retained by Grant Leisure, Inc. as Masterplanner and Creative Director of the project. Other key project team members include: ILM-THR Portugal, WSP Engineers, Baker Wilkins, and SMC Leisure. *Images reproduced under license. C Tritel Management Group Inc.
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Illustrative Master Plan
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FERRARI WORLD Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, UAE
COMPLETION: In Progress CLIENT | OWNER: JRA
Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is set to be the world’s largest indoor theme park, sitting under a roof designed in the style of a classic double-curve body shell of a Ferrari GT car. There is energy, excitement and passion for the entire family at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. With over 20 rides and attractions, including the world’s fastest rollercoaster. MSI provided conceptual design, schematic design, design development, planning and programming for this project.
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LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN CONNECTIVE STUDY Louisville, Kentucky
COMPLETION: In Progress CLIENT | OWNER: Downtown Development Corporation
The Downtown Development Corporation engaged MSI Design to create the Downtown Louisville Connectivity Study to improve the linkages between new and existing destinations within the downtown core and along the Ohio River waterfront. Working closely with the Downtown Development Corporation, MSI developed numerous landscape and site improvement plans to enhance existing facilities and help ensure that future projects contribute to the overall success of Downtown Louisville. Taking into account existing conditions, present and planned projects, the study: 1. Clearly defines and connects existing and future destinations. 2. Connects the downtown core to the riverfront. Simplifies pedestrian and vehicular wayfinding. 3. Better utilizes under-highway and underbridge conditions to create unique, vibrant urban spaces. 4. Improves the pedestrian environment by making it safer, more comfortable and more inviting. 5. Creates usable, unique and well-defined public gathering spaces. 6. Develops the framework for a mixed-use district between the new Louisville Arena and Slugger Field. To accomplish connectivity goals, MSI Design developed several focus area plans. Using a combination of plan diagrams, renderings and benchmark images, a vision was established to enhance connectivity throughout Downtown Louisville. To help prioritize phasing and implementation, each focus area plan also makes recommendations for infrastructure, streetscape, and landscape improvements.
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CLEVELAND Y-DISTRICT Cleveland, Ohio
SITE: 14 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Stark Enterprises
Immediately adjacent to Public Square, Tower City and the Flats, the Warehouse District is the hub of Downtown Cleveland. With the revitalization of the historic warehouses over the past two decades, the district is poised for a renaissance that could be catalytic in reinvigorating all of Downtown Cleveland. The first phase of the plan focuses on redevelopment of a 5 block – 14 acre - collection of surface parking lots. Instead of this half-century-old scar to the urban fabric created by these parking areas, the development would encompass more than 2 million square feet of retail and office uses, along with approximately 1,000 residential units. That, combined with the already successful mix of uses in the Warehouse District, would total more than 3.5 million square feet of commercial space and about 2,600 residential units, creating one of the highest density neighborhoods in the United States. Planning for this urban district includes quality street frontages and dense development, but also acknowledges the need for accessible parking by hiding multistory garage facilities internally in the development blocks. The site design and architecture have been developed in a manner cognizant of real-world needs for leasable commercial space and saleable residential, within the context of a new downtown urban district. MSI Design collaborated with Bialosky+ Partners in development of the conceptual plan and proposed architecture.
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UNIVERSAL KOREA RESORT MASTER PLAN Seoul, South Korea
COMPLETION: In Progress SITE: 49.0 acres CLIENT | OWNER: Strategic Insights and Creative Imagination
MSI provided theme park and resort planning for the proposed Universal South Korea Master Plan. All planning and design by MSI was completed in collaboration with Robert L. Ward of Strategic Insights and Creative Imagination. Located south of Seoul in the Songsan Green City area, the 1,300-acre master planned themed attraction including, (2) two gated attractions, a “City Walk� retail & restaurant entertainment area, (2) two resort hotels, convention center hotel, premium shopping outlet, transportation center with rail station and parking structure, 18-hole golf resort and spa with wellness center. All areas within the plan are interconnected by water taxi and pedestrian promenades.
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Creative, Innovative, Progressive, Energetic
We invite you to explore the character of our work
MSI offers original ideas, tempered by a depth of real-world experience, in our planning and design services. The success of our approach can be seen in the diverse nature of our work and the continued patronage of our clients. Underlying this success is a fundamental principle shared by our gifted staff of registered landscape architects and planners. We understand and respect the character of each site. We’d like to introduce you to a team of individuals, each as unique as the role they play. We’d like to introduce you to the result of our efforts, the reason for our growth, and the answer to our commitment... our projects. View the work that touches lives. Features that endure. Environments that answer real needs. Elements that work together. Innovative plans, seasoned by a broad range of experience. Progressive design, crafted with skill and discipline. An energetic approach from professionals who share the creative vision needed to enhance the character of every project.
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Introduction of Firm Since 1990, MSI has made an impact on the design and planning fields with creative solutions to a diversity of design challenges. A combination of creative problem solving and technical expertise has resulted in hundreds of built projects on the landscape of Central Ohio and beyond. With a studio of gifted professionals and a guiding principle of design excellence, MSI strives to raise the standard of landscape architecture, land planning, and urban design services. The success of MSI is based on a team of design and planning professionals driven to push each project to a higher level of quality. With backgrounds in landscape architecture, planning, and urban design, the staff brings a broad range of skills, creativity, and experience to each project. From concept to construction detailing, an emphasis on innovation is the hallmark of the MSI design studio. With offices in Orlando, Florida; Pasadena, California and Columbus, Ohio, MSI houses a wealth of practical experience and is able to provide a complete range of planning and landscape architectural services and consulting. The diversity of projects and the consistent high-quality design expertise has created a growing sphere of recognition and respect for MSI in the industry. From city parks to theme parks, and from communities to campuses, the work of MSI has generated a network of satisfied clients and users throughout the region, the country and abroad. With the goal of meeting new design challenges with fresh ideas, MSI is at the forefront of the profession, leaving as a legacy the beauty of its craft on the landscape.
Staff Organization Our staff is comprised of highly talented and experienced professionals. This group has undertaken and successfully completed millions of dollars in planning and construction projects. The size and experience of the staff permits the firm to be organized into project teams, which permit flexibility in matching specific project needs with the professional strengths and experiences of individual staff members. As a general rule, the Principals of the firm are involved in all projects, primarily in the areas of design and project quality control throughout the project. Project work programs are the responsibility of a project manager who is involved in every detail of the project from start to finish. Current staff members are:
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Principals Keith A. Myers, ASLA Timothy S. Schmalenberger, ASLA Karen J. McCoy, ASLA Greg A. Meyer, RLA Kerry M. Reeds, RLA Keith J. Bongirno, RLA, ASLA, CLARB Richard W. Espe, ASLA, LEED AP Larry G. Wyatt Senior Associates Darren J. Meyer, RLA John A. Petrushka, ASLA, LEED AP Jeffrey J. Pongonis, ASLA David E. White, RLA, ASLA Associates Kristen Couture, RLA, ASLA, LEED AP Arthur D. Esteban, RLA, LEED AP Aron A. Fraizer, ASLA Chris J. Kimbrel, ASLA, LEED AP Craig A. Walker, ASLA Bradley O. Kissling Eric Lucas, RLA Paul A. Taylor, ASLA Director of Healthcare & Sustainable Initiatives Jerry Smith, ASLA, LEED AP
Director Of Planning Christopher S. Hermann, AICP
Director Of Business Operations Jason S. Sudy, AICP
Urban & Regional Planners Matthew E. Hansen, AICP Andrew J. Overbeck, AICP Erin J. Prosser, AICP Justin Weidl, LEED AP
Marketing Coordinator Jessica L. Dusenbery
Landscape Architecture Staff Kyle D. Albert Charles Benick Mark J. Bockrath Lavonne M. Grosjean Brett J. Weidl, ASLA, LEED AP Jeffrey D. Kirby Mark Kuskowski, ASLA Matthew B. McGrath, ASLA, LEED AP Kevin Mentzer Tony Roell, LEED AP Camille Rosario Mark Shumate, LEED AP Linda A. Toth, Associate ASLA Linda Hiltabiddle Wilson, ASLA Tom Wagman
Chief Financial Officer Christopher E. Hostettler, C.P.A.
Attraction Designer Jerry Sabatini
Office Administrators Hee-Kyung Clune Naomi Conners Sarah Roell
Principals Keith A. Myers, ASLA As Co-founder and Principal of MSI, Mr. Myers is responsible for maintaining the high level of design consciousness that has characterized the firm. His restless approach to creative design solutions is contagious to peers and clients alike. Prior to forming MSI, Mr. Myers acted as Founder and Managing Principal of Scioto Design Group (1984-90), and Senior Project Manager with Kings Productions, a division of Taft Broadcasting (1980-1984). Mr. Myers has developed a special talent for urban design, leisure and entertainment facility design, and has both national and international experience in this field. Mr. Myers also serves as an adjunct professor of urban design at the Knowlton School of Architecture at the Ohio State University. Timothy S. Schmalenberger, ASLA As a Co-founder and Principal of MSI, Mr. Schmalenberger is responsible for fostering a commitment to serving clients’ needs through sensitive and practical design solutions with the firm. His personal attention to detail, combined with a diverse professional background and extensive knowledge of the construction process insures the quality of implemented design. Prior to co-founding MSI, Mr. Schmalenberger was instrumental in the success of Scioto Design Group (1988-1990), and project manager with DHM of Denver, Colorado (1980-1988).
Karen J. McCoy, ASLA As Design Principal for MSI, Ms. McCoy has provided design leadership and overview on a variety of planning and landscape architecture projects recognized with design awards. Ms. McCoy’s creative talents and professional drive push past standard solutions to achieve a higher level of design addressing both project function and construction budget. Ms. McCoy’s professional practice includes a wide range of projects including corporate and academic design, municipal parks, urban planning and entertainment and theme park design. Prior to joining MSI, Ms. McCoy was associated with Karlsberger Associates, NBBJ, and Richard Trott & Partners Architects where she served as landscape architect and project manager on many specialized large scale projects. Kerry M. Reeds, ASLA As Development Planning Principal for MSI, Mr. Reeds is responsible for large scale residential, commercial, and corporate facility design services. Since joining the firm in 1994, his primary focus is to provide innovative and cost effective design solutions to demanding site program requirements. Prior to joining MSI, Mr. Reeds practiced with the Kansas City firm of Ochsner Hare & Hare as a landscape architect and development planner.
Keith J. Bongirno, ASLA As a Design Principal with MSI, Mr. Bongirno’s responsibilities include conceptual project planning and design and management with the client and the design team for many of the firm’s significant projects. Specific project expertise includes large scale resorts, urban design and planning, corporate campus design and themed entertainment venues. Prior to merging with MSI, Mr. Bongirno was Co-founder and Principal of Meyer, Bongirno & Craig and was instrumental in the success of large scale resort projects throughout Europe, Florida and the Caribbean. Greg A. Meyer, RLA As a Design Principal with MSI, Mr. Meyer provides design and project leadership for many of the firm’s significant projects. His attention to our client’s needs help cultivate creative design solutions that are unique, environmentally responsive, and integrated with client goals and budgets. Mr. Meyer enjoys the interaction of each project undertaken with his clients and the design team as the design process unfolds from concept to built reality. Prior to merging with MSI, Mr. Meyer was Co-founder and Principal of Meyer, Bongirno & Craig and was instrumental in the success of several large scale resort projects in Florida and the Caribbean.
Richard W. Espe, ASLA, LEED As a Design Principal with MSI, Mr. Espe’s is a LEED Accredited Professional and concentrates his interests in University, Environmental and Urban Park projects. He has demonstrated expertise in the management of complex national and international projects. Mr. Espe is skilled in establishing and maintaining excellent client relations. His work includes many significant projects from campus master plans and environmental education projects to award-winning urban parks. Mr. Espe adds to his management and design abilities with an intense interest and experience in the built environment. Several of his projects have been recognized by local and national ASLA awards programs.
International, Toronto; Principal of RouseWyatt Associates, Cincinnati; and Senior Vice President of Design and Planning for Warner Bros. International Recreation Enterprises in Burbank, California. He now works as a Principal of MSI and directs the efforts of a diverse team of designers and planners from MSI’s California office.
Prior to joining MSI Mr. Espe was an Associate with Wallace Roberts & Todd, Inc. and worked in their Philadelphia and San Diego offices. Additionally, Mr. Espe gained international experience while working in Sydney, Australia with Travis Partners Pty. Ltd. Larry G. Wyatt For more than 25 years, Mr. Wyatt has master planned and designed theme parks, entertainment facilities, and a wide range of visitor destinations including museums, heritage sites, and resorts. During his career he has been founder and Principal of Wyatt Design Associates in Cincinnati; Principal of Forrec Design
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Awards A.B. Graham Memorial Park Springfield, Ohio • 2005 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award • 2005 Florida Chapter ASLA Merit Award Ballantrae Park Dublin, Ohio • 2004 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Bank One Corporate Center Columbus, Ohio • 2000 PlanIt Columbus Award for Environmental Considerations in Site Planning Award • 2002 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award Big Darby Accord Western Franklin County, Ohio • 2007 Ohio Chapter ASLA Award of Merit Brewers Yard Master Plan Columbus, Ohio • 2000 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Burnham Square Columbus, Ohio • 2008 Ohio Chapter ASLA Award of Merit Castaway Cay Abaco Islands, Bahamas • 2000 Florida Chapter ASLA Award of Excellence
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Celina Downtown and Lakefront Development Plan Celina, Ohio • 2004 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Chillicothe Bicentennial Memorial Chillicothe, Ohio • 1998 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Cleveland State University Master Plan Cleveland, Ohio • 2005 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award Coffman Park Dublin, Ohio • 2000 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Colts Neck Jefferson Township, Ohio • 1993 Ohio Chapter ASLA Award of Special Recognition Columbus College of Art & Design Quad Columbus, Ohio • 2006 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Discovery Frontier Grove City, Ohio • 2004 Community Star Award to Kevin Wemlinger by the Franklin County Board of MRDD- for among other things, his participation with Discovery Frontier. The award is given to one individual per year. • 2005 Ohio Award for Excellence in Concrete Construction - Best Use of
Decorative Concrete in a Public Park or Recreational Setting • 2005 Best Patene Artectura Project Commercial - Silver Award. National Award presented by Bomanite for Colored Concrete Installation. • 2005 Superior Award from the Ohio Parks and Recreations Association • 2005 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award Donegal Cliffs Park Dublin, Ohio • Ohio Parks & Recreation Association Park Development Award Eton Collection Woodmere, Ohio • 2007 Ohio Chapter ASLA Award of Special Recognition The Gathering Place - Norma’s Garden Beachwood, Ohio • 2006 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Green Pastures Marysville, Ohio • 1995 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Hard Rock Hotel / Universal / A Loews Hotel Orlando, Florida • 2001 Florida Chapter ASLA Honor Award • 2003 American Resort Development Association Site Design & Utilization
ARDY Award • 2002 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Heritage Lakes / Hilliard, Ohio • 1997 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award HGVC on International Drive Orlando, Florida • 2005 American Resort Development Association Site Design & Utilization ARDY Award Hilliard Master Plan Hilliard, Ohio • 1997 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award Home Demonstration Gardens at Harry P. Leu Gardens Orlando, Florida • 2005 Florida Chapter ASLA Honor Award The Homestead Park Washington Township, Ohio • 2001 Ohio Parks & Recreation Association Park Development Award • 1999 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award The Homestead Park Water Play Washington Township, Ohio • 2001 Ohio Parks & Recreation Association Park Development Award
Hyatt Hacienda Del Mar Vacation Club Vega Alta, Puerto Rico • 2001 Florida Chapter ASLA Merit Award • 2003 American Resort Development Association Site Design & Utilization Award • 2003 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award I-670 Design Enhancement Plan Columbus, Ohio • 2001 Ohio Chapter APA Honorable Mention • 2001 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Indian Springs Environmental Education Center Design Development Guidebook Whitelake Township, Michigan • 2002 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award Indiana Factory Shops Daleville, Indiana • 1998 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award Inniswood Sister’s garden Columbus, Ohio • 2001 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award
Awards Inspiration • 2008 Florida Chapter ASLA Merit Award • 2008 American Resort Development Association (ARDA) for Site Plan Design & Utilization James Clarkson Environmental Discovery Center White Lake Township, Michigan • 2008 National ASLA Honor Award for General Design • 2008 Ohio Chapter ASLA Award of Honor • 2008 Engineering Society of Detroit’s Construction & Design Award Magic and Wonder Cruise Ships Celebration, Florida • 2000 Florida Chapter ASLA Merit Award McKean Arboretum Winter Park, Ohio • 2007 Florida Chapter ASLA Merit Award Memorial Park at Muirfield Village Golf Club Muirfield, Ohio • 1999 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award
Nationwide Arena District Master Plan Columbus, Ohio • 1998 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award • 2000 PlanIt Columbus M.D. Portman Award for Best Overall Planning Project • 2002 James B. Recchie Design Award
Rocky Fork-Blacklick Accord New Albany, Ohio • 1998 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award
Village of New Albany Village Center Plan New Albany, Ohio • 2006 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award
Rose Run Greenway Corridor Study New Albany, Ohio • 2004 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award
Village of New Albany Strategic Plan New Albany, Ohio • 2000 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award
Neil Avenue Improvements Columbus, Ohio • 2002 FHWA Excellence in Highway Design • Urban Highway Merit Award
Sandbo Residence Columbus, Ohio • 2001 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award
The New Albany Learning Community New Albany, Ohio • 1994 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award
Saratoga Springs Resort & Hotel Lake Buena Vista, Florida • 2007 American Resort Development Association (ARDA) Finalist for Site Plan Design & Utilization
North Bank Park Columbus, Ohio • 2006 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award (constructed) • 2004 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award • 2005 Ohio Parks and Recreations Association Outstanding Park Area Development Award • 2006 Engineering Excellence Honor Award • 2007 James B. Recchie Design Award Reed Road Water Park Upper Arlington, Ohio • 2005 Ohio Parks and Recreations Association Superior Facility Award
Sheraton Safari Hotel Orlando, Florida • 2003 Florida Chapter ASLA Design Merit Award
The Villages at Sycamore Creek Violet Township, Ohio • 1994 Ohio Chapter ASLA Award of Special Recognition The Wall at Atlanta Uncovered Atlanta, Georgia • 1996 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award WaterColor Inn WaterColor, Florida • 2002 Florida Chapter ASLA Award of Excellence
Simon Kenton Farm Pattern Book Springfield, Ohio • 2001 Ohio Chapter ASLA Merit Award Tuttle Crossing Interchange Columbus, Ohio • 1992 Ohio Chapter ASLA Honor Award • 1993 Greater Columbus Convention & Visitor’s Bureau City Beautiful Award
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Resort Design Awards / 2000 - 2008 Disney’s Castaway Cay
Sheraton Safari Hotel
Hyatt Wild Oak Ranch
Abaco Islands, Bahamas
Orlando, Florida
San Antonio, Texas
Award of Excellence
Award of Merit
Silver Medal
2000 Florida Chapter of the American
2003 Florida Chapter of the American
Amenity Design Category
Society of Landscape Architects
Society of Landscape Architects
2006 American Resort Development Association
Disney’s Magic & Wonder Cruise Ships
Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando
Amenity Deck 9
Orlando, Florida
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Gold Medal
2000 Florida Chapter of the American
Site Design & Utilization Category
Silver Medal
Society of Landscape Architects
2003 American Resort Development
Site Design & Utilization Category
Association Orlando, Florida Award of Honor
2007 American Resort Development Association
Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando Hyatt Hacienda del Mar Vacation Club Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Inspiration at Sandestin Sandestin, Florida
2001 Florida Chapter of the American
Silver Medal
Society of Landscape Architects
Site Design & Utilization Category
Silver Medal
2003 American Resort Development
Site Design & Utilization Category
Hyatt Hacienda del Mar Vacation Club Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Association Hilton Grand Vacations Club on
Award of Merit
International Drive
2001 Florida Chapter of the American
Orlando, Florida
Society of Landscape Architects
Gold Medal Site Design & Utilization Category
WaterColor Inn
2005 American Resort Development
WaterColor, Florida
Association
Award of Excellence 2002 Florida Chapter of the American
Hyatt Wild Oak Ranch
Society of Landscape Architects
San Antonio, Texas Silver Medal Site Design & Utilization Category 2006 American Resort Development Association
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Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
Award of Merit
2008 American Resort Development Association Inspiration at Sandestin Sandestin, Florida Award of Merit 2008 Florida Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects
Client References Arshot Investment Bill Schottenstein President 614.463.9730 Bialosky + Partners Jack Bialosky Jr. 216.752.8750 City of Akron, Ohio Bob Geiser Engineer, Design Division 330.375.2162 City of Bexley, Ohio Bruce Langner Director, Dept. of Dev. 614.235.8694 City of Chillicothe, Ohio Brad Cosenza Director of Parks and Recreation Dept. 740.772.5626 City of Columbus, Ohio Vince Papsidero, AICP Planning Administrator 614.645.8030 Mike Reese Deputy Director 614.645.5630
City of Columbus Recreation & Parks Department, Ohio Alan McKnight Director 614.645.3310 City of Dublin, Ohio Fred Hahn Director of Parks & Open Space 614.410.4700 City of Grandview Patrik G. Bowman Director of Administration/ Development 614.481.6215 City of Grove City, Ohio Kim Conrad Parks & Recreation Director 614.277.3051 City of Hilliard, Ohio John Talentino Planning Director 614.334.2444 City of Lebanon Jason Millard City Planner 513.228.3172
City of Miamisburg, Ohio Debbie McLaughlin Park & Recreation Director 937.847.6473
Core Development Group Kevin Daves President 316.686.2290
Leu Gardens Robert Bowden Director 407.246.2625
Delaware County Chris Bauserman City Engineer 740.833.2400
City of Springfield, Ohio Tom Franzen Economic Development Administrator 877.378.6929
EcoGroup Edward Oelschlaeger President 813.251.4868
City of Worthington, Ohio Lynda Bitar Development Coordinator 614.854.7172
Edwards Development David Edwards Sr. Director of Project Development 404.601.0878
Columbus College of Art & Design Dennison Griffith President 614.222.3220 Stephanie Hightower 614.222.3230
Franklin County Don Brown Franklin County Administrator 614.462.3324
Columbus Downtown Development Corporation Amy Taylor COO 614.645.3942
Franklin County Metro Parks John O’Meara Executive Director 614.895.6202
Franklin Park Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Anne Boninsegna Vice President of Operations/ Interim Executive Director 614.645.5816 The Glimcher Company Herb Glimcher Chairman & CEO 614.224.1800 Huron-Clinton Metroplitan Authority Mike Arens Chief Engineer 810.227.2757 Hyatt Development Bradley Marman Director of Development 407.264.9777 Italian Village Society Steve Hurtt Society President P. O. Box 8001 Columbus, OH 43201 Jefferson Township Ellen Walker Township Administrator 614.855.4260
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Client References The Kessler Collection Greg Barrows VP of Design & Construction 407.996.9999
OhioHealth Cheryl Herbert President, Dublin Hospital 614.544.5919
Southgate Corporation Rob O’Neill Vice President 740.522.2151
Walt Disney Imagineering Jim Durham Vice President of Development 407.827.4173
Longwood Gardens Paul Redman Director of Longwood Gardens 610.388.1000 ext. 443
Stark Enterprises Hank Rapport Director of Operations 216.276.0888
Washington Township Janell Thomas Parks and Recreation Dept. Director 614.876.9554
ms consultants Tom Hibbard Project Manager 614.898.7100
Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Michelle May Project Director 614.644.8309 Ohio State University Bernie Costantino Associate University Architect 614.292.4458 Kimberly A. Moss, AICP Campus Planner 614.292.5974 Stephen Volkmann University Landscape Architect 614.292.3673
Nationwide Realty Investors, LTD. Brian J Ellis President and Chief Operating Officer 614.249.5197
Prairie Township Tracy Hatmaker Township Administrator 614.878.3317
New Albany Community Foundation Craig Mohre Executive Director 614.939.8150
Short North Special Improvement District Tim Wagner Director 614.224.3600
Metropolitan Partners Timothy Rollins Managing Partner 614.883.1300
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The Turner Foundation John Landess Director 937.325.1300 Mike Morris Director of Special Projects 937.325.1300 University Circle Incorporated Robert Reeves Director of Planning 216.791.3900
Village of New Albany Nancy Ferguson Mayor Mr. Joe Stefanov Village Administrator 614.855.3913
Hospitality / Resort Projects Azure, Emerald Bay Great Exuma, The Bahamas
The Concession Manatee County, Florida
HGVC at Sea World International Center Orlando Florida
Inspiration Sandestin, Florida
The Ritz-Carlton Beach Club Sarasota, Florida
Baylake Towers at Disney’s Comtemporary Resort Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Conservatory Clubhouse at Hammock Beach Palm Coast, Florida
HGVC on International Drive Orlando, Florida
Kingsley Creek Golf Clubhouse Amelia Island, Florida
The Ritz-Carlton Sarasota Sarasota, Florida
Beach Club Villas Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Coronado Springs Resort & Convention Center Lake Buena Vista, Florida
HGVC on Las Vegas Boulevard Las Vegas, Nevada
Langford Hotel Winter Park, Florida
Rocky Point Towers Tampa, Florida
Hilton Head Vacation Club Resort Hilton Head, South Carolina
Magic & Wonder Cruise Ships Pool Deck Level Nine
Sandals Whitehouse Resort Whitehouse, Jamaica
Hilton Orlando Convention Hotel Orlando, Florida
Marriott Vacation Club at Pelican Hill Newport Beach, California
Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa Lake Buena Vista, Florida
The Hollywood Hotel Penny’s Bay, Hong Kong
Mount Melview Country Club & Resort St. Andrews, Scotland
Sheraton Safari Hotel & Conference Center Lake Buena Vista, Florida
The Hong Kong Luxury Hotel Penny’s Bay, Hong Kong
Ocean Hammock Golf Clubhouse Palm Coast, Florida
St. Lucia Master Plan St. Lucia, West Indies
Hyatt Hacienda Del Mar Vacation Club Vega Alta, Puerto Rico
Old Key West Resort Orlando, Florida
Treetops at Saratoga Springs Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Hyatt Dorado Beach Resort & Country Club / Dorado, Puerto Rico
Peabody Hotel Expansion Orlando, Florida
The Villas at Wilderness Lodge Walt Disney World, Florida
Planet Hollywood Towers Las Vegas, Nevada
The WaterColor Inn WaterColor, Florida
Bella Collina Clubhouse Montverde, Florida Bella Montagne Peace Valley, Gangwon-Do, Korea Bella Montagne Four Season Resort Peace Valley, Gangwon-Do, Korea Bimini Bay North Bimini, The Bahamas Casa Monica Hotel St. Augustine, Florida
Emerald Point Resort Destination Development Anmyon Island, Republic of Korea Fengxian Marina Village Shanghai, China Four Seasons Resort Estates Nevis, West Indies Grand Bohemian Hote Orlando, Florida
Castaway Cay Island Castaway Cay, Bahamas
Hard Rock Hotel Orlando, Florida Harmony Cove Trelawney, Jamaica
Celebration Hotel Celebration, Florida
Heritage Lakes Golf Course Club House Hilliard, Ohio
Hyatt Dorado Beach Resort Su Casa Cottages Dorado, Puerto Rico
Chateaux-On-The-Lake Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Hilton Grand Vacation Club at Ruby Lake Orlando, Florida
Hyatt Wild Oak Ranch Vacation Club San Antonio, Texas
Powell Point at Cape Eluethera Cape Eluethera, The Bahamas
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Entertainment Projects 7th Harbor Kingston Harbor, Jamaica
Crossroads - Sentosa Island Sentosa Island, Singapore
Jack Nicklaus Museum Columbus, Ohio
Pleasure Island Revitalization Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Universal Studios Orlando, Florida
A Day in the Park with Barney Orlando, Florida
Dollywood Show Street Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Jamboree in the Hills St. Clairsville, Ohio
Rawhide Western Town Concept Design & Master Plan Scottsdale, Arizona
Universal Studios: Shanghai Shanghai, China
Arnold’s Park Arnold’s Park, Iowa
Dong Fang Theme Park Guanzhou, China
Kingwood Ampitheaters Toronto, Canada
Australia’s Wonderland Sydney, Australia
Dubai Global Village Dubai, UAE
Lake Compounce Bristol, Connecticut
Auto World/ Shanghai, China
Fiesta Texas Theme Park San Antonio, Texas
Lands of Adventure Theme Park Anmyon Island, Republic of Korea
Big Science Park at COSI, Columbus Columbus, Ohio
Fievel’s Playland/ Orlando, Florida
Legoland California Carlsbad, California
Busch Gardens Tampa “Jungala” Tampa, Florida
For the Good Times Touring Exhibit
Chicago Museum of Science & Industry (CMSI) Chicago, Illinois
Gatorland Orlando, Florida
Chicano Now! - An American Expression Touring Exhibit Columbus Museum of Art Columbus, Ohio COSI/Scioto Peninsula Columbus, Ohio
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Grandpa Parky’s Environmental Discovery Center/ Cincinnati, Ohio Happy Hollow Park & Zoo San Jose, California Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame Goshen, New York
Magnetic Hill Moncton-New Brunswick, Canada Nice Exposition Nice, France Nine Peaks Qiang, China Parky’s Farm Park - Pony Ride Cincinnati, Ohio Parky’s Farm Park - Water Play Cincinnati, Ohio
Roscoe Village Coshocton, Ohio Serra Azul Theme Park Sao Paulo, Brazil
Visitor Center Cave Temples of Mogao Dunhuang, China Warner Brothers Movie World Madrid, Spain
Shanghai American Dreamland Theme Park Shanghai, China
Warner Brothers Urban Entertainment Complex Southeast Asia
Six Flags Enchanted Parks City of Federal Way, Washington
The World Center of Racing Daytona Beach, Florida
Six Flags Great Adventure Parsippany, New Jersey
Wyoming Territorial Park Laramie, Wyoming
T-21 River Adventure Ride Orlando, Florida
Xanghai Bay - Celebration Harbor Dahlian, China
Tianjin Theme Park Tianjin, China Treehouse Island Whitewater Water Park Marietta, Georgia
Sustainable Projects Sustainability is a way of thinking about design and responsibility in stewardship of the environment. At its heart is the age old concern that we ensure a future for our children and grandchildren that is as good, or better, than today. The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system was developed by the USGBC (United States Green Building Council) to establish standards for environmentally sustainable construction. It strives to define “green building by establishing a common standard of measurement and promote integrated, whole building design practices while stimulating green competition and raising consumer awareness of green building benefits.” With over 25% of MSI’s professional staff LEED Accredited Professionals (LEED AP), MSI embraces sustainable principles as a fundamental principle of our work, from redevelopment/reuse of the urban core, to green roof approaches on university campuses, to stormwater management and environmental recreation and education centers. All MSI projects are evaluated against Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) criteria during the design process. These standards are used as a
benchmark for obtaining the goals of sustainability. Even when formal LEED accreditation is not pursued by the project owner, most MSI projects are designed to meet a USGBC rating (certified, silver, gold, or platinum) through the use of various energy efficient systems. James Clarkson Environmental Discovery Center White Lake Township, MI • Completion Date: 2004 • Technologies & Strategies: Biofiltration, habitat enhancement, no irrigation, water reuse Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2012 • Technologies & Strategies: 2.0 acre green roof, stormwater reuse Ithaca College Athletic / Events Center Ithaca, NY • Completion Date: 2011 • Certification Level: Registered Silver • Technologies & Strategies: Greywater, Alternative Stormwater, Habitat Enhancement, Bio-filtration
Livingston / Parsons Streetscape Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2012 • Technologies & Strategies: Rain Gardens and Bioswale Miami University Oxford, OH • Completion Date: 2008 • Technologies & Strategies: 1.5 acre green roof, drought tolerant vegetation Allied Operations Center Des Moines, IO • Completion Date: 2008 • Certification Level: Certified • Technologies & Strategies: Water Efficient Landscapaing and Heat Island Effect Avetec Springfield, OH • Completion Date: 2008 • Technologies & Strategies: Bio filtration, habitat enhancement, no irrigation, native plants OSU Student Academic Services (SAS) Building Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2009 • Certification Level: Registered Silver • Technologies & Strategies: Native plant, no irrigation
OSU Lane Avenue Parking (LAP) Garage Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2009 • Certification Level: Registered Silver • Technologies & Strategies: Native plant, no irrigation OSU Cunz Hall Renovation Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2011 • Certification Level: Registered Silver • Technologies & Strategies: Native plant, no irrigation and Bioswale Arena Crossing Apartments - Pool Terrace Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2002 • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof Arena Crossing Apartments Exterior Site Improvements Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2002 • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof Battelle Building 13 Courtyard Columbus, OH • Completion Date: TBD • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof
Burnham Square Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2004 • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof Cascade Plaza Akron, OH • Completion Date: Ongoing • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof Casa Monica St. Augustine, FL • Completion Date: 2000 • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof Columbus Recreation Centers Columbus, OH • Completion Date: TBD • Certification Level: Determining LEED Goals • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof First Community Church Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2010 • Certification Level: Registered • Technologies & Strategies: Greywater, Alternative Stormwater Grand Bohemian Orlando, FL • Completion Date: 2001 • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof
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Sustainable Projects Jones Day - Terrace Columbus, OH • Completion Date: 2003 • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof Ohio Northern University Student Center Ada, OH • Completion Date: TBD • Certification Level: Determining LEED Goals • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof OSU William T. Hall Residence Halls Columbus, OH • Completion Date: TBD • Certification Level: Registered • Technologies & Strategies: Greenroof
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Greg A. Meyer, RLA
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Education University of Florida, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 1980 Registration Landscape Architect, State of Florida, (#750); State of Texas, (#2167); State of California, (#4963) Professional Affiliations Urban Land Institute American Resort Development Association American Zoological and Aquarium Association City of Orlando / Municipal Planning Board (June 1996 through June 2001) Chairman, City of Orlando Multi-Family Task Force (1998) Harry P. Leu Botanical Gardens Experience 1996 to Present, Principal / MSI 1985 to 1996, Associate / EDSA 1983 to 1985, Landscape Architect / Hansen Lind Meyer Architects (HLM) 1980 to 1983, Landscape Architect / Albert R. Perez & Associates
The public’s perception of what a landscape architect does is primarily viewed as plant materials and residential design, but the profession’s history and origins are much deeper in planning and environmental site design. Mr. Meyer focuses on planning and environmental site design as a collaborative effort with clients and other design team professionals to create memorable places. As a Design Principal with MSI, Mr. Meyer’s responsibilities include overall project development and management with the client and the design team for many of the firm’s significant projects. Specific project involvement includes: programming and consensus building, site evaluation and analysis, master planning, conceptual design, schematic design, design development, construction documentation and construction administration. Resorts/Hospitality The Grand Bohemian / Orlando, FL Dufar Laguna / Phuket, Thailand Sanya Island Bay Resort / Hainan Island, China Emerald Bay / Great Exuma, The Bahamas Harmony Cove / The Township of Trelawney, Jamaica
The Hyatt Wild Oak Ranch Resort / San Antonio, Texas Bimini Bay Resort / Bimini Bay, Bahamas Hard Rock Hotel / Universal Studios Resort / Orlando, FL Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Beach Club / Sarasota, FL Ritz-Carlton Hotel / Tampa, FL Castaway Cay / Abaco Islands, Bahamas Sandals Whitehouse / Whitehouse, Jamaica Old Key West Re sort / Lake Buena Vista, FL Hyatt Cerromar Vacation Club / Dorado, Puerto Rico Hyatt Regency Hotel, Orlando Int. Airport / Orlando, FL Royal Safari Hotel, A Wyndham Resort / Lake Buena Vista, FL Golf Clubs/Residential The Concession / Manatee County, FL Alaqua / Seminole County, FL Jamaica Retirement Communities / Jamaica Hyatt Dorado Golf Clubhouse / Dorado, Puerto Rico Ocean Hammock Golf Clubhouse / Palm Coast, FL Legacy Park / Polk County, FL Wyndham Bay / Ocoee, FL Kingsley Creek Golf / Amelia Island, FL John’s Lake Landing / Clermont, FL
Entertainment / Theme Parks Universal Studios USK / South Korea Auto World / Shanghai, China Busch Gardens Jungala / Tampa, FL 7th Harbor / Kingston, Jamaica Landscape Architecture New Port Tampa Bay / Sales Gallery; Marina Tower I & II; Bay City Tower / Tampa, FL The Ritz Tower Residences / Sarasota, FL City of Orlando, Continuing Services / Orlando, FL City of Casselberry, Continuing Services / Casselberry, FL Orlando Int. Airport Expansion Projects / Orlando, FL Legacy Park / Polk County, FL Tampa International Airport / Transfer Level Renovations / Tampa, FL Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church, PCA / Orlando, FL The Geneva School / Casselberry, FL Planning and Urban Design City of Groveland Master Plan / Groveland, FL South Gate Town Center / Seminole County, FL Valera Town Center / Tampa, FL Sun City / Mongolia, China New Port Tampa Bay Master Plan / Tampa, FL
China Fashion City / Chengdu, China Kunming Future City / Kunming, China Harbor Town Condominiums & Marina / Sandestin, FL Falmouth Entertainment District / Falmouth, Jamaica Music City / Nanxiang, China City of Casselberry, Downtown Master Plan / Casselberry, FL Casselberry Bikeway / Casselberry, FL Conway Road Streetscape / Orlando, FL Orange Avenue Streetscape / Orlando, FL Orlando Avenue / US 17-92 Corridor Study / Maitland, FL Walt Disney World Gateway Entry Features / Lake Buena Vista, FL Parks McKean Arboretum / Winter Park, FL Lake Concord Park / Casselberry, FL City of Orlando Public Parks, Mayor’s Park Initiative / Orlando, FL Leu Gardens Home Demonstration Gardens / Orlando, FL Lake Baldwin Park / Orlando, FL Plumosa Park / Casselberry, FL Polasek Museum & Sculpture Garden / Winter Park, FL Veteran’s Memorial Park / Orlando, FL Veteran’s Park / Groveland, FL
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Keith J. Bongirno, RLA, ASLA, CLARB Education Michigan State University Bachelor of Landscape Architecture with Honor, 1983 Student Certificate of Honor American Society of Landscape Architects, Michigan Chapter, 1983 The Agricultural University at Wageningen The Netherlands, 1982 (Overseas Study Program in Landscape Architecture) Registration Registered Landscape Architect State of Florida, (#1063) Registered Landscape Architect State of South Carolina (#660) Registered Landscpae Architect State of Ohio (#1187) Professional Affiliations American Association of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
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design principal
Experience As a Principal with MSI, Mr. Bongirno’s responsibilities include overall project development and management with the client and the design team for many of the firm’s significant projects. Keith is nationally recognized experienced hospitality / destination planning and design. Specific project involvement for a typical project includes: programming and consensus building, site evaluation and analysis, master planning, conceptual design, design development, construction documentation, and assistance with bidding. Resort / Hotels Bay Lake Contemporary Hotel Lake Buena Vista, Florida Bay Lake Contemporary Hotel Entrance Enhancements Lake Buena Vista, Florida Treehouse Villas Lake Buena Vista, Florida Pleasure Island Revitalization Lake Buena Vista, Florida Bella Collina Clubhouse Montverde, Florida Conservatory Clubhouse at Hammock Beach Palm Coast, Flordia Hilton Grand Vacations Club Orlando, Florida
Hilton Grand Vacations Club Las Vegas, Nevada Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa Orlando, Florida Powell Point / Eleuthera, Bahamas Coronado Springs Exhibit Hall Lake Buena Vista, Florida The Villas at Wilderness Lodge Resort Lake Buena Vista, Florida Watercolor Inn Beach Site Watercolor, Florida Castaway Cay Abaco Islands, Bahamas Magic and Wonder Cruise Ship Pool Deck Designs Sheraton Royal Safari Resort Lake Buena Vista, Florida The Celebration Hotel Celebration, Florida Hilton Head Island Resort Hilton Head Island, South Carolina All Star Resort Walt Disney World Lake Buena Vista, Florida Mediterranean Resort Walt Disney World Lake Buena Vista, Florida Euro Disney Resort Marne la Vallee, France Crescent Lake Promenade Epcot Center Resorts Lake Buena Vista, Florida
The Caribbean Resort Epcot Center Resorts Lake Buena Vista, Florida Hilton Grand Vacation Club at Sea World Orlando, Florida BTM Indoor Theme Park & Entertainment Center Istanbul, Turkey Planning & Urban Design Port St. Joe Town Center Plan Port St. Joe, Florida Capitol Circle Mixed-Use District Tallahassee, Florida Park Avenue West Winter Park, Florida Landscape Architecture A.B. Graham Memorial Garden Springfield, Ohio Highland Commons Panama City Beach, Florida Topsail Walton County, Florida Beckrich Panama City Beach, Florida Festival Park at Pier Park Panama City Beach, Florida Mount Melville Country Club & Resort St. Andrews, Scotland Orlando Gateway Redevelopment Orlando, Florida Pembrook Commons Office Park Maitland, Florida
David E. White, RLA, ASLA, CLARB Education Purdue University, Bachelor of Science Landscape Architecture, 1990 Registration Registered Landscape Architect, State of Florida, (#1689) Registered Landscape Architect, Commonwealth of Virginia, (#1183) Professional Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects / ASLA Urban Land Institute / ULI Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards / CLARB Experience 2008 to present, Sr. Associate with MSI 2004 to 2008, Sr. Landscape Architect and Studio Director / Ginn Development Company, Orlando, FL 2001 to 2004, Vice President, Landscape Architect / EDSA, Orlando, FL 1995-2001, Landscape Architect / Universal Studios Recreation Group, Hollywood, CA and Orlando, FL 1991-1995, Landscape Designer / Walt Disney Imagineering, Glendale, CA 1990-1991, Landscape Designer / Takata Associates, Pasadena, CA
senior associate As a Senior Associate with MSI, Mr. White brings his experience in all facets of Landscape Architecture from conceptual master planning, schematic design, design development, construction documentation through bidding and implementation. The projects include world-class theme parks, master-planned communities, golf resort communities, golf clubhouses, resort amenities, and mixed-use retail. He has enjoyed the unique opportunity to represent the owner/developer on many projects, and has extensive experience in the implementation phase. This experience enables him to bring a broad understanding of construction methodologies, materials, and fiscally viable design solutions for clients and guests. He enjoys the collaborative approach with all design team members and has successfully managed a design studio, sub-consultants, municipality relationships, and contractors. Several projects have been recognized by various local chapters of ASLA and nationally by The American Resort Development Association (ARDA).
Recent & Current Projects:
Projects Prior to MSI:
Entertainment / Theme Parks Madinaty Water Park / Cairo, Egypt
Resorts / Hospitality Reunion Resort & Club / Reunion, FL The Villas at Reunion Square Center Court Ridge Reunion Grande Heritage Crossing Reunion Water Park The Conservatory at Hammock Beach / Palm Coast, FL Ocean Towers at Hammock Beach / Palm Coast, FL Yacht Harbor Village at Hammock Beach / Palm Coast, FL Ginn Sur Mer / Grand Bahama Island, The Bahamas Tesoro Swim & Racquet Club / Port St. Lucie, FL Tesoro Golf Clubhouse / Port St. Lucie, FL Bella Collina Golf Clubhouse / Montverde, FL Hyatt Regency Hotel, Orange County Convention Center / Orlando, FL Lansdowne Resort / Leesburg, VA Jeju (Cheju) Island Resort / Jeju, South Korea Grand Cypress Resort Expansion Plan / Orange County, FL Four Seasons Resort / Orlando, FL
Resorts / Hospitality Disney’s Treehouse Villas / Lake Buena Vista, FL The Bungalows at Princess Cay / Cape Eleuthera, Bahamas Ponce de Leon Tower / Coral Gables, FL Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort / Lake Buena Vista, FL Reunion Villas Amenity Pools / Reunion, FL Warner Brothers Hotel / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Planning, Urban Design Celebration City / Qiandao, China
Entertainment / Theme Parks Universal’s Islands of Adventure / Orlando, FL Universal Studios Entry Arch and Resort Garden Walkway / Orlando, FL Disney’s Animal Kingdom / Walt Disney World / Orlando, FL Blizzard Beach Water Park / Walt Disney World / Orlando, FL Disney MGM Studios- Europe / EuroDisney / Marne La Valle, France EuroDisneyland Expansion Attractions / EuroDisney / Marne La Valle, France Splash Mountain Attraction / Walt Disney World / Orlando, FL Disneyland Expansion Attractions / Anaheim, CA Planning, Urban Design, & Streetscapes The Gardens at Hammock Beach / Flagler County, FL Quail West / Naples, FL Summercamp Beach / St. James Island, FL Southwood / Tallahassee, FL Bay View / Port St. Joe, FL Daytona Beach- A1A / City of Daytona Beach, FL Cabrita Point / St. Thomas, USVI Nine Dragons Master Plan / Shanghai, China Gu’an New Town Plan / Gu’an, China
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Paul Taylor, ASLA
associate
Education Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture, The Ohio State University, 1989 Registration Registered Landscape Architect, State of Florida, #1622 Experience 2005 to 2006, Senior Associate with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart, Inc., Orlando, FL 2000 to 2005, Senior Landscape Architect & Project Designer with MSI 1995 to 2000, Senior Designer with ITEC Entertainment, Orlando, FL 1989 to 1995, Landscape Architect with Edward D. Stone & Associates (EDSA) Orlando, FL 1987 to 1988, Landscape Architect with Walt Disney World Design and Engineering, Walt Disney World, FL
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As a Project Designer with MSI, Mr. Taylor’s responsibilities include overall project programming, master planning, landscape, hardscape, and architectural design and illustration of themed attractions, resorts, and mixed-use developments and show concepts to themed environments. Paul compliments MSI with his own imaginative approach to the planning and theming of the firm’s significant projects. Planning and Urban Design Johnson Lake Master Plan Shanghai, China Marina Village Master Plan Shanghai, China Falmouth Entertainment District / Falmouth, Jamaica 7th Harbor/ Kingston, Jamaica City of Casselberry, Downtown Master Plan / Casselberry, Florida Casselberry Bikeway / Casselberry, FL Celebration Harbor / Dalian, China Taman Ria Urban Entertainment District Prince George Wharf / Nassau, Bahamas Hummel Village Master Plan / Bavaria, Germany
Resorts Harmony Cove/ The Township of Trelawney, Jamaica Sandals Whitehouse / Whitehouse, Jamaica Saratoga Springs Vacation Club / Lake Buena Vista, Florida The Hyatt Wild Oak Ranch Resort/ San Antonio, Texas Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Beach Club / Sarasota, Florida Warner Brothers Hotel / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Landscape Architecture Jamaica Retirement Communities / Jamaica The Concession / Manatee County, FL City of Orlando, Continuing Services / Orlando, Florida City of Casselberry, Continuing Services / Casselberry, Florida Conway Road Streetscape / Orlando, FL Orange Avenue Streetscape / Orlando, FL Orlando Avenue/US 17-92 Corridor Study/ Maitland, Florida Orlando Int. Airport Expansion Projects/ Orlando, Florida Legacy Park / Polk County, Florida Tampa International Airport/Transfer Level Renovations/Tampa, Florida New York City Sports Experience / New York, New York
Entertainment / Theme Parks Universal Studios USK / South Korea Auto World / Shanghai, China Busch Gardens Jungala / Tampa, Florida Parks Grassy Lake Gateway Park/ Casselberry, FL Lake Concord Park / Casselberry, FL City of Orlando Public Parks, Mayor’s Park Initiative / Orlando, Florida Leu Gardens Home Demonstration Gardens / Orlando, Florida Lake Baldwin Park / Orlando, Florida Plumosa Park / Casselberry, Florida Veteran’s Memorial Park /Orlando, FL
Craig Walker, ASLA
associate
Education Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture and Regional Community Planning, Kansas State University, 2001 Minors in Horticulture and Regional Community Planning Memberships American Society of Landscape Architects Experience 2007 to Present, Project Designer, MSI 2001 to 2007, Landscape Architect with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart, Inc., Orlando, FL As an Associate with MSI, Mr. Walker’s responsibilities include project programming, conceptual master planning, schematic design, design development, landscape, hardscape construction documentation, and site design and illustration of themed attractions, resorts, and mixeduse developments and show concepts to themed environments. Craig brings to MSI an energy matched with the creative gifts required to communicate his ideas to the client and production team.
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Recent & Current Projects:
Projects Prior to MSI:
Theme Parks/Entertainment AutoWorld / Shanghai, China Universal Studios USK / South Korea Madinaty Water Park / Cairo, Egypt Mexico Pavilion / Epcot Center / Lake Buena Vista, FL
Resorts Boatswain Beach / Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands Calypso Cay Resort/ Kissimmee, FL Emerald Grand Harborwalk / Destin, FL Orange Lake Resort and Country Club / Orlando, FL Shores of Panama / Panama City Beach, FL Chaguramas Bay / Chaguramas Bay, Trinidad Barcelo Villas / Punta Cana, Dominican Republic MVCI Frenchman’s Cove / St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands MCVI Lighthouse Beach Resort / Grand Bahama
Resorts/Hospitality Ritz-Carlton Hotel / Tampa, FL Sanya Island Bay Resort / Hainan Island, China Castaway Cay / Abaco Islands, Bahamas Warner Brothers Hotel / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Princess Cays / Eleuthra, Bahamas Disney’s Treehouses / Lake Buena Vista, FL Development Planning Celebration City / Qindao, China DanceLand Master Plan / Guiyang, China
Planning Oakland Park / Winter Garden, FL Victoria Park / DeLand, FL Longleaf / Pasco County, FL Bonita Bay Communities / Ft. Myers, FL Starkey Ranch / Pasco County, FL ChampionsGate Resort / Osceola County, FL Waterset / Brandon, FL
Institutional Wycliffe Bible Translators Headquarters/ Orlando, FL Parks and Streetscapes Leroy Hoequiest Park / Orlando, FL Auburndale Downtown Park / Auburndale, FL North Florida Avenue / Lakeland, FL Lake Myrtle Community Park / Auburndale, FL Simmers Young Park / Polk County, FL Christina Park / Polk County, FL DeSoto Gateway / DeSoto County FL Jostens Center at Disney’s Wide World of Sports / Orlando, FL Residential and Golf Communities Marriott Grande Pines Golf Club / Orlando, FL Eagle Creek / Orlando, FL Moss Park Community / Orlando, FL Terra Verde / Kissimmee, FL BellaVida Resort Community / Kissimmee, FL WaterSong / Kissimmee, FL Aviana / Kissimmee, FL
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