Pasco-Hernando State College Performing Arts

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR

Professional Architectural Services for Performing Arts Instructional Center at Cypress Creek Middle High School RFP NO. 17-07

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AUGUST 14, 2017

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

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August 14, 2017 Pasco-Hernando State College Michelle Swingle, Purchasing Manager RFP 17-07 10230 Ridge Road, Room E-111 New Port Richey, Florida 34654

Re: RFP 17-07 | Professional Architectural Services for Performing Arts Instructional Center at Cypress Creek Middle High School Dear Ms. Michelle Swingle and Distinguished Members of the Selection Committee: FleischmanGarcia Architecture is pleased to submit our qualifications to offer our professional architectural services to Pasco County State College for professional architectural services for the Performing Arts Instructional Center at Cypress Creek Middle High School.

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Experience: Our team’s successful past project experience working with various higher educational clients, specifically PHSC, make the FleischmanGarcia Team ideally suited for this project.

Some of our satisfied higher educational clients include: • • • • •

Pasco-Hernando State College Hillsborough Community College St. Petersburg College (various campuses) Florida College Stetson University College of Law

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University of South Florida (Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Sarasota-Manatee campuses) Florida State University University of Florida State College of Florida

[FGA] have done a marvelous job of designing our facility and working with our staff. They are extremely professional and operate in a very timely and cooperative fashion... [Mr. Fleischman] and his associates work well within budget with very few change orders. They have been accommodating to our staff’s requests, including making design revisions when necessary.

- Robert W. Judson, Jr., Ed. D., Former President, Pasco-Hernando Statge College •

Proven Team: Much care and thought has gone into the selection and assignment of appropriate staff and consultants for the Performing Arts Instructional Center at Cypress Creek Middle High School project.

The Team’s personnel and subconsultants were selected not only because of their individual relevant experience, but also because of their availability and personal enthusiasm to “go the extra mile” in performing beyond reasonable expectations. All subscribe to open communication with and between Team members and the PHSC. They are all flexible, accommodating, responsive, and able to work long hours to improve the schedule. Toward that end, our staff and all Team members have all agreed to this level of commitment throughout the project.

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Sustainability: FleischmanGarcia Team has successful experience with highly efficient LEED-certified projects.

FleischmanGarcia was recently awarded Green Designer of the Year by the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the US Green Building Council.

Our present and anticipated workload of projects under contract is below our capacity. The firm has 27 staff members in three offices, including nine architects and three LEED® accredited professionals.

Our goal is to provide outstanding design and construction services that exceed your expectations. We trust the enclosed documentation will further highlight our exceptional qualifications for this project. We appreciate this opportunity to submit our credentials for your review and look forward to your favorable response.

Respectfully,

August 14, 2017 Sol J. Fleischman Jr., AIA, NCARB Chairman and CEO

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PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

PA S C O - H E R N A N D O S TAT E C O L L E G E Professional Architectural Services for Performing Arts Instructional Center at Cypress Creek Middle High School

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RFP #17-07 PROPOSER INFORMATION – FORM 2 TAB 1 PROPOSER NAME:

FleischmanGarcia Architecture

MAILING ADDRESS:

324 S. Hyde Park Avenue, Suite 300

CITY, STATE, ZIP:

Tampa, FL 33606

STREET ADDRESS:

324 S. Hyde Park Avenue, Suite 300

CITY, STATE, ZIP:

Tampa, FL 33606

CONTACT PERSON:

Dee Covington

E-MAIL ADDRESS: WEBSITE HOME PAGE:

Dee@fgafla.com www.fleischmangarcia.com

TITLE: Marketing Director

INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF: Florida DATE: 05/1972

#OF YEARS: 45

PROPOSER IS A M/WBE/SDVBE: YES

NO

X

TYPE OF BUSINESS:

FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER:

(Check one)

59-1400667

X CORPORATION

SSN (IF SOLE-PROPRIETORSHIP OR PARTNERSHIP):

SOLE-PROPRIETORSHIP Only required if FEIN is not provided PARTNERSHIP

TELEPHONE NUMBER:

JOINT VENTURE

813.251.4400 TOLL FREE TELEPHONE NUMER: N/A FAX NUMBER: 813.251.1994

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P R O F E S S I O N A L Q U A L I F I C AT I O N S 1

Out-of-Door Academy Fine Arts Center

FleischmanGarcia was retained to design the new Fine Arts Center for the Out-of-Door Academy in Sarasota, Florida. The challenge was for FleischmanGarcia to design a “signature” building with a small footprint to fit on the designated parcel that not only met all programmatic requirements, but provided for future expansion. In addition, the building was to be constructed on a fully occupied campus with a limited construction staging area.

FleischmanGarcia designed the Arts Center in strict accordance with the program, including a large expansion space, roughed in, on the second floor.

In addition, the building seamlessly ties into the existing covered walkway of the adjacent gymnasium.

The Arts Center premier space is a state-of-the-art black box theater. The theater incorporates the latest in sound and light systems, controls, ceiling walking grid, catwalks, etc., and is the premier black box theater in the United States. The 21,000 sq. ft., two-story Arts Center also features a scene shop, art classrooms, a ceramics classroom, graphics classroom, television production facilities, a band room, a choral room and a large, central angular art gallery that connects to a two-story lobby.

LEAD FIRM NAME AND ADDRESS FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 ADDRESS OF OFFICE TO PERFORM WORK FleischmanGarcia Architecture 5967 Cattlemen Lane, Ste 6 Sarasota, FL 34232 LEAD FIRM PRINCIPAL Sol Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB Chairman and CEO Sol@fgafla.com P: 813.490.5740 | F: 813.251.1994

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University of South Florida St. Petersburg Professional Consultant for Minor Projects

Located in the ICOT Center in Largo, Florida, the EpiCenter is a 131,000 sf joint-use facility shared by St. Petersburg College and Pinellas County.

Designed as a “one-stop center� to aid current businesses and industry in maximizing their potential, it also assists Pinellas County in attracting new business to the area.

There are three meeting rooms can be used independently or together, depending upon the configuration of their moveable walls. Each room is equipped with a microphone, projector, plasma screen, and audio/video controls.

The collaborative labs provide a purpose-built environment for team accomplishment, as well as open spaces and technology tools that encourage teams and sub-teams to engage in innovative thinking and creative solutions to complex problems. Four spaces/labs were designed with central meeting areas for idea sharing, breakout areas with shortthrow projectors, and moveable equipment for brainstorming.

In addition, there are several conference rooms, computer lab classrooms, technology classrooms, and interactive classrooms within the building that incorporate multi-media presentation capabilities.

LEAD FIRM NAME AND ADDRESS FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 ADDRESS OF OFFICE TO PERFORM WORK FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 LEAD FIRM PRINCIPAL John Cutler Kelly, AIA President John@fgafla.com P: 813.490.5755 | F: 813.251.1994

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Bryan Glazer Family Jewish Community Center

FleischmanGarcia was selected by the Jewish Community Center to design the adaptive re-use of the existing Fort Homer Hesterly Armory, a 1930s vintage Art Deco style armory that was constructed under FDR’s New Deal, and opened in 1941.

A new, modern grand entry was designed for the facility, which included an events center, theater, fitness center, gymnasium, aquatics center, locker rooms, and café. Further development of the site was done for parking and outdoor events.

LEAD FIRM NAME AND ADDRESS FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 ADDRESS OF OFFICE TO PERFORM WORK FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 LEAD FIRM PRINCIPAL Sol Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB Chairman and CEO Sol@fgafla.com P: 813.490.5740 | F: 813.251.1994

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University of Florida Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center

FleischmanGarcia Architecture was chosen by the University of Florida as the architect for the new, 19,476 sf. Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center at the Levin College of Law in Gainesville, Florida. Designed as a cornerstone of the northwest part of the campus, the building’s impressive, two-story lobby will become a highly visible landmark in the community.

Containing state of the art technology, this new facility embodies the latest direction today’s sophisticated courtrooms are heading. From a complex audio video system, presentation of evidence is crucial. Each of the seven appointed moderators may view this evidence privately, select specific views, and even control by who and when the evidence is viewed. Because of the elaborate video displays, there isn’t a bad seat in the house. With multiple robotic cameras, and an integrated audio system, the room’s proceedings may be displayed, previewed, and even stored to be reviewed at a later date. The entire facility’s system controls are also modular, and may even be used remotely, through the local area network. Being a learning facility, the courtroom also doubles as a classroom, allowing students the opportunity of experiencing real-world courtroom experience, with the comforts of a hightech classroom. The project was granted LEED Gold certification.

LEAD FIRM NAME AND ADDRESS FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 ADDRESS OF OFFICE TO PERFORM WORK FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 LEAD FIRM PRINCIPAL Sol Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB Chairman and CEO Sol@fgafla.com P: 813.490.5740 | F: 813.251.1994

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University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee WUSF Broadcasting Studio

FleischmanGarcia was retained to provide interior renovations and tenant improvements for the 800 sq. ft. student broadcasting studio located in Sarasota, Florida. The scope of work included selective demolition, new partitions full height to the underside of the deck with insulation.

FGA provided specifications for wood flooring, carpet and wall base. Our team coordinated with the new tenant, electrical, mechanical and acoustical consultants.

LEAD FIRM NAME AND ADDRESS FleischmanGarcia Architecture 324 S. Hyde Park Ave., Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606 ADDRESS OF OFFICE TO PERFORM WORK FleischmanGarcia Architecture 5967 Cattlemen Lane, Ste 6 Sarasota, FL 34232 LEAD FIRM PRINCIPAL John Cutler Kelly, AIA President John@fgafla.com P: 813.490.5755 | F: 813.251.1994

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING P RRO A T SJ EIC NTSST ROUNC TAI O CN OANLT ICNEUNI TNEGR B A | SRI F S P |1 7R- 0 FP 7 17-05

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Principal-in-Charge: Sol Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB Project Manager: Jeff Pelszynski Project Architect: Stanley Loper, AIA, LEED® AP QA/QC: John Cutler Kelly, AIA

M/E/P ENGINEER

CIVIL

STRUCTURAL

GREEN GLOBES

VoltAir Consulting Engineers, Inc.

ENGINEER

ENGINEER

CONSULTANT

Campo Engineering, Inc.

DaCaroWillson

(MBE Certified)

(SBE/WMBE Certified)

(MBE Certified)

Cross Creek Initiative, Inc.

Lauren Campo, PE Civil Engineer

John DeCaro, PE Structural Engineer

Julius Davis, PE, LEED®AP Roland Young, Jr., PE, LEED®AP, BD+C, CxA Rob Shorey, Jr., CPD, GPD, FASPE

Charles J. Kilbert, PhD, PE Consultant

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G FleischmanGarcia Architecture | Planning | Interior Design Sol Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB TITLE: CHAIRMAN AND CEO ROLE: PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Pasco-Hernando State College | New Port Richey and Brooksville, FL New Port Richey Campus • Student Services Building • Additions, Renovation, and Remodeling to Buildings A, B, C, D, and E • Utilities Master Plan Brooksville Campus • Renovations and Remodeling to Building A

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 45 years With other firms: 1 year EDUCATION University of Florida • Bachelor of Architecture ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Architecture Year Registered: 1972 No. AR0005569 NCARB 45921

Out-of-Door Academy | Lakewood Ranch, FL • New Fine Arts Center • “Thunderdome” Gymnasium Addition and Renovations • Football/Soccer Stadium Feasibility Study • Athletics Complex Bryan Glazer Family Jewish Community Center | Tampa, FL • Events Center and Theater University of Florida | Gainesville, FL • UF Golf Course Clubhouse • UF Martin H. Levin Law Advocacy Center Addition Hillsborough Community College | Tampa, FL • Student Services Building | Dale Mabry Campus • Dale Mabry Campus Master Plan • Gordon Keller Administrative Offices Additions/Renovations • Education and Amateur Sports Complex Study • Child Development Center | Ybor Campus St. Petersburg College | St. Petersburg and Clearwater, FL • EpiCenter Technology & Business Development Center • Library Addition Feasibility Study | Clearwater Campus • Reroofing of Administration Building | Clearwater Campus • Photo Lab Renovation | Clearwater Campus • Crossroads Building | Clearwater Campus University of South Florida | Tampa, FL • Hardwood Club in Sun Dome • Basketball Practice Facility Interior Design Specifications • Dr. Kiran C. Patel Charter School • Student Services Center • Stavros Center for Free Enterprise/Economic Education • Intercollegiate Athletic Facility Study • Hillel Jewish Student Center Florida College | Tampa, FL • Men’s and Women’s Residence Halls • Campus Master Plan State College of Florida | Bradenton, FL • Stephen J. Korcheck Student Services Center • Dental Hygiene Building

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G FleischmanGarcia Architecture | Planning | Interior Design Jeff Pelszynski T I T LE : SENIOR ASSOCIATE ROLE : P R OJECT M ANAG ER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Pasco-Hernando State College | New Port Richey and Brooksville, FL New Port Richey Campus • Student Services Building • Additions, Renovation, and Remodeling to Buildings A, B, C, D, and E • Utilities Master Plan Brooksville Campus • Renovations and Remodeling to Building A • Library Re-roofing - Building B

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 28 years With other firms: 2 years EDUCATION University of Florida • Bachelor of Architecture • Master of Architecture

St. Petersburg College | Seminole and Clearwater, FL • EpiCenter Technology & Business Development Center • Administration Building Reroofing • Crossroads Building A - Photo Lab & Classrooms Remodeling • Library Expansion - Feasibility Study • Addition of Portable Classrooms • Crossroads Building B - Gallery Addition, Fine Arts Labs and Classroom • Remodeling • Bookstore/Student Activities Building - Reroofing • Crossroads Building C - Fine Arts & Building Arts Labs, Classrooms and Offices Hillsborough Community College | Tampa, FL • Student Services Building | Dale Mabry Campus • Dale Mabry Campus Master Plan • Gordon Keller Administrative Offices Additions/Renovations University of South Florida | St. Petersburg, FL • Harbor Hall Lecture Hall Renovations State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota| Bradenton, FL • Stephen J. Korcheck Student Services Center • Dental Hygiene Building

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G FleischmanGarcia Architecture | Planning | Interior Design Stanley Loper, AIA, LEED® AP T I T LE : EXECU TIVE VICE P R ESIDENT ROLE : P R OJECT AR CH ITECT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Pasco-Hernando State College | New Port Richey and Brooksville, FL New Port Richey Campus • Student Services Building • Additions, Renovation, and Remodeling to Buildings A, B, C, D, and E • Utilities Master Plan Brooksville Campus • Renovations and Remodeling to Building A

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 35 years With other firms: 3 years EDUCATION University of Florida • Bachelor of Architecture • Master of Architecture ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Architecture Year Registered: 1982 No. AR0009522 LEED Certified LEED EXPERIENCE • • • • • • •

UF Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center UF Golf Clubhouse Renovation FSU Tibbals Learning Center Metropolitan Ministries Spurlino Welcome Center Pasco County Utilities Administration and Operations Facility Patricia Sullivan Elementary School

Hillsborough Community College | Tampa, FL • Student Services Building/600-Seat Teaching Auditorium • Dale Mabry Master Plan • Gordon Keller Administrative Offices Additions • Education and Amateur Sports Complex Study • Child Development Center/Dance Studio • Ybor Student Services Programming/Concept University of South Florida | Tampa, FL • Chowdhari Golf Training Center • Dr. Kiran C. Patel Charter School • Student Services Building Additions and Renovations • Eye Institute, Fourth Floor Tenant Improvements • Economic Education Center • Intercollegiate Athletic Facility Study University of Florida | Gainesville, FL • Golf Clubhouse Renovation & Addition • Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center Florida College | Tampa, FL • Men’s and Women’s Residence Halls Stetson University College of Law | Tampa, FL • New Tampa Campus State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota | Bradenton, FL • Stephen J. Korcheck Student Services Center • Dental Hygiene Building Florida State University | Tallahassee and Sarasota, FL • Seminole Golf Course Clubhouse and Dedman School of Hospitality and Professional Golf Management • Tibbals Learning Center Phase II, Ringling Museum

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G FleischmanGarcia Architecture | Planning | Interior Design John Cutler Kelly, AIA T I T LE : P R ESIDENT ROLE : QA/QC RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 22 years With other firms: 25 years EDUCATION Syracuse University Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Architecture ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Architecture Year Registered: 1981 No. AR0008749

St. Petersburg College | St. Petersburg and Clearwater, FL • EpiCenter - Technology and Business Development Center • Crossroads Building Additions and Remodeling Phase B | Clearwater Campus • Crossroads Building Additions and Remodeling Phase C | Clearwater Campus • Natural Habitat Park and Site Improvement |Seminole Campus • Student Activity and Book Store Reroofing | Clearwater Campus • Office Renovations to Buildings 51 and 52 | Seminole Campus • Services Building | Largo Campus • Study - Remodel Gym for UPC • Clearwater Campus Library Feasibility Study • Clearwater Campus Administration Reroofing • Clearwater Campus Addition of Portable Buildings • Seminole Campus Portable HVAC Renovations Hillsborough Community College | Tampa, FL • Gordon Keller Administrative Offices Additions/Renovations University of South Florida | St. Petersburg, FL • Harbor Hall Renovations

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G VoltAir Consulting Engineers, Inc. Julius Davis, PE, LEED® AP T I T LE : P R ESIDENT AND CEO ROLE : ELECTR ICAL ENG INEER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 11 years With other firms: 10 years EDUCATION University of South Florida Bachelor of Science • Electrical Engineering Masters of Business ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Electrical Engineering Year Registered: 2002 No. 58005 LEED Certified

Pasco-Hernando State College • Bldg A Access Doors, Card Readers | New Port Richey, FL Provide electrical power to doors for card access at Building A • West Campus Parking Lots 1&2 Renovation | New Port Richey, FL Demo of 207,750-SF of parking lot: removing existing asphalt, pole lights, landscaping, walkway areas and new infrastructure for vehicle electric charging stations • East Campus Firing Range Renovations | Dade City, FL Upgrades to the site lighting, target system and debris collection system, power for new trap conveyor system, and upgrades to the existing electrical system Bethune Cookman University | Daytona Beach, FL • Student Life Center Student life center with a total of 110,000-SF consisting of: 60,000SF student center and 50,000-SF residences. Student center includes: stage area, office spaces, multi-purpose areas, dining, kitchen, swimming pool, gallery, retail, and gym workout space.

Residential area includes: dormitory rooms, hotel rooms, multipurpose rooms, lounge areas, and exterior decks St. Petersburg College | Seminole, FL • Gibbs Student Success Center $25 million, 60,000-SF student services building to include classrooms, laboratories, offices, parking, and landscaping • Marine Sciences Building at Bay Pines

$3.9 million, 12,000-SF lab classroom building

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G VoltAir Consulting Engineers, Inc. Roland Young, Jr., PE, LEED® AP BD+C, CxA TITLE: DIRECTOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROLE: MECHANICAL ENGINEER

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 4 years With other firms: 31 years EDUCATION University of Florida Bachelor of Science • Mechanical Engineering Masters of Science • Mechanical Engineering ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Mechanical Engineering Year Registered: 1982 No. 9268 LEED Certified

Pasco-Hernando State College • Bldg A Access Doors, Card Readers | New Port Richey, FL Provide electrical power to doors for card access at Building A • West Campus Parking Lots 1&2 Renovation | New Port Richey, FL Demo of 207,750-SF of parking lot: removing existing asphalt, pole lights, landscaping, walkway areas and new infrastructure for vehicle electric charging stations • East Campus Firing Range Renovations | Dade City, FL Upgrades to the site lighting, target system and debris collection system, power for new trap conveyor system, and upgrades to the existing electrical system Bethune Cookman University | Daytona Beach, FL • Student Life Center Student life center with a total of 110,000-SF consisting of: 60,000SF student center and 50,000-SF residences. Student center includes: stage area, office spaces, multi-purpose areas, dining, kitchen, swimming pool, gallery, retail, and gym workout space.

Residential area includes: dormitory rooms, hotel rooms, multipurpose rooms, lounge areas, and exterior decks St. Petersburg College | Seminole, FL • Gibbs Student Success Center $25 million, 60,000-SF student services building to include classrooms, laboratories, offices, parking, and landscaping • Marine Sciences Building at Bay Pines

$3.9 million, 12,000-SF lab classroom building

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G VoltAir Consulting Engineers, Inc. Rob Shorey, Jr., CPD, GPD, FASPE T I T LE : SR . P LUM BING/FP DESIGNER ROLE : P LU M BING /FP ENG INEER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE St. Petersburg College | Seminole, FL • Gibbs Student Success Center $25 million, 60,000-SF student services building to include classrooms, laboratories, offices, parking, and landscaping • Marine Sciences Building at Bay Pines $3.9 million, 12,000-SF lab classroom building

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 3 years With other firms: 22 years EDUCATION Tampa Technical Institute Associates of Applied Science • Commercial Engineering • Drafting & Technology

Florida State University | Tallahassee, FL • Black Student Union Building 6,500-SF student services bldg, incl.: multi-purpose room, entry exhibit area, lounge area, kitchen, pantry, and public restrooms, offices, workroom, common area, and conference room Hillsborough County Community College | Tampa, FL • Allied Health Building $19 million, 58,000-SF facility to house: Nursing, Emergency Medical Services and Respiratory Care Therapy programs. The building will be designed and equipped to include a simulated hospital so that multiple programs may work together to replicate conditions found in real-life situations • Continuing MEP/F Engineering Services VoltAir has provided Continuing MEP/F Engineering Services for projects under $1,000,000 since 2008. Contract is up for renewal March 2018.

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G Campo Engineering, Inc. Lauren Campo, PE T I T LE : P R INCIPAL ROLE : CIVIL ENGINEER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Pasco-Hernando State College, Porter Campus at Wiregrass Project Management and Civil Engineering for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

• Pasco-Hernando State College, East Campus Gun Firing Range Project Manager for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 16 years With other firms: N/A EDUCATION Vanderbilt University Bachelor of Engineering • Civil Engineering ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Civil Engineering Year Registered: 2001 No. 57421

• Pasco-Hernando State College, East Campus Chiller Building Project Manager for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

• Pasco Hernando State College, West Campus Parking Lots 1,2,4 Project Manager for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

• Pasco Hernando State College, Springhill Campus Chiller Building Project Manager for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

• Pasco-Hernando State College, East Campus Welding Shop Project Manager for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

• Pasco Hernando State College, West Campus Child Dev. Center Project Manager for the preparation of construction plans and permits for all site related issues.

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G DeCaroWillson John DeCaro, PE T I T LE : P R ESIDENT ROLE : STR U CTUR AL ENG INEER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • Pasco-Hernando Community College - Pasco County, Florida West Campus Re-Roofing Porter Campus Threshold Inspection • Polk County Schools - Polk County, Florida Continuing Services Contract 2014-2017

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 13 years With other firms: 10 years EDUCATION University of South Florida Bachelor of Science • Civil Engineering ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS Discipline: Structural Engineering Year Registered: 2000 No. 56031

• Schrader Elementary School - Pasco County, Florida Structural Engineering • Sanders Elementary School - Pasco County, Florida Structural Engineering • Bayonet Point Middle - Pasco County, Florida School Remodel • Shady Hills Elementary - Pasco County, Florida School Remodel • Odessa Elementary School, Pasco County, Florida Structural Engineering • Gulf Trace Elementary School, Pasco County, Florida Structural Engineering • Veterans Elementary School, Pasco County, Florida Structural Engineering • Water Grass Elementary School, Pasco County, Florida Structural Engineering

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P R O J E C T S TA F F I N G Cross Creek Initiative, Inc. Charles Kibert, PhD, PE T I T LE : CO- FOU NDER AND CEO ROLE : GR EEN GLOBES CONSU LTANT RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Kibert has been a pioneer in the green community. He developed a widely used green building continuing education program for Florida contractors and subcontractors called “Build Green and Profit,”. He organized the first International Conference on Sustainable Construction in November 1994 and several other green building conferences over the past 15 years, including the iiSBE Net Zero Built Environment Symposium in 2014.

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE With current firm: 15+ years With other firms: N/A EDUCATION US Military Academy Bachelor of Engineering • General Engineering Carnegie-Mellon Unviersity Masters of Engineering • Nuclear Engineering University of South Florida Doctorate in Engineering • Mechanical Engineering Pasco-Hernando State College Porter Campus Wesley Chapel, FL. (180,000 ft2) Our Role: Green Globes Professional (GGP), Enhanced Commissioning Authority (CxA)

Kibert has published over 120 papers and books, as well as edited several publications on construction, the environment and related issues. He is author of the first edition of the highly successful publication Greening Federal Facilities.

He also wrote Sustainable Construction: Green Building Design and Deliver, 3rd Edition (John Wiley & Sons, 2012) and Working Toward Sustainability: Ethical Decision Making in a Technological World (John Wiley & Sons 2011). He was the editor of Reshaping the Built Environment (Island Press, 1999) and lead editor of Construction Ecology (Spon Press, 2002).

The Cross Creek Initiative (CCI) has extensive experience serving as a consultant to owners and project teams for the application of the Green Globes green building rating system to buildings in Florida. We have been consultants for the PHSC Porters Campus and St Johns College Health Sciences Building. We have also served as third party Assessors for over new and existing 50 building projects in the US where we ultimately provide the Green Globes Initiative, the proponent of Green Globes, with our recommended rating of one to four Green Globes for a facility undergoing certification. In addition to its Green Globes consulting and assessment roles, Charles Kibert, CEO of CCI, serves on the Board of Directors of the Green Building Initiative. CCI collaborates directly with the GBI in the development of training programs that are meant to qualify construction industry professionals as Green Globes Professionals (GGP).

TAB 3.

References and Experience

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

TAB Provide a list of accomplished projects identified in this RFP that best illustrate the experience of the proposed project team and current staff being assigned to this project. List no more than 3 to 5 projects that were completed no more than 7 years ago which most closely document the firm’s capability to satisfy the College’s requirements. Include overall project experience as follows:

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Out-of-Door Academy Fine Arts Center LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL

• Performing Arts Center for an educational facility • State-of-the-art black box theater • Signature building with a small footprint

The staff of FleischmanGarcia has exceeded our expectations with every phase of the project... with flexibility, attention to detail, consideration of budgetary constraint, they have been timely with all submissions.

Our new Arts Complex... will dramatically expand the quality and scope of our arts program for generations of students....

- David Mahler Head of School Out-of-Door Academy

OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE Out-of-Door Academy David Mahler | 941.554.3401 dmahler@oda.edu

PROPOSED PROJECT TEAM’S RESPONSIBILITY Prime Architect FleischmanGarcia Architecture Prime Construction Firm N/A Prime M/E/P Engineer Engineering Matrix, Inc.

COMPLETION DATE 2012 SIZE 21,000 sq. ft.

COST $4,673,728

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PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

TAB Provide a list of accomplished projects identified in this RFP that best illustrate the experience of the proposed project team and current staff being assigned to this project. List no more than 3 to 5 projects that were completed no more than 7 years ago which most closely document the firm’s capability to satisfy the College’s requirements. Include overall project experience as follows:

2

St. Petersburg College Technology and Business Development Center (EpiCenter) LARGO, FL

• • •

Higher education project for a public client Joint-use facility shared by SPC and Pinellas County Similar scope and budget

It was clear from the onset that the team at FleischmanGarcia understood the project’s unique needs and requirement.

Throughout the process, FleischmanGarcia provided thoughtful and creative suggestions on how our objectives could be achieved.

- James Pedicone Construction Coordinator St. Petersburg College

OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE St. Petersburg College James Pedicone | 727.341.3226 pedicone.james@spcollege.edu

PROPOSED PROJECT TEAM’S RESPONSIBILITY Prime Architect FleischmanGarcia Architecture Prime Construction Firm N/A Prime M/E/P Engineer Engineering Matrix, Inc.

COMPLETION DATE 2012 SIZE 131,000 sq. ft.

COST $15,028,294

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PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

TAB Provide a list of accomplished projects identified in this RFP that best illustrate the experience of the proposed project team and current staff being assigned to this project. List no more than 3 to 5 projects that were completed no more than 7 years ago which most closely document the firm’s capability to satisfy the College’s requirements. Include overall project experience as follows:

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Florida State University Tibbals Learning Center, Phase II S A R A S OTA , F L

• Higher education project for a public client • Instructional art spaces incorporated into the design • Awarded LEED Silver Certification

[FGA] has provided excellent service, and thorough and comprehensive attention to all aspects of the project...We are confient that the facility will be a very beautiful and useful asset to the University, and a source of pride for our University community.

- John M. Ward, AIA, CSI Senior Project Manager Florida State University

OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE Florida State University Larry Rubin | 850.644.3591 lrubin@admin.fsu.edu

PROPOSED PROJECT TEAM’S RESPONSIBILITY Prime Architect FleischmanGarcia Architecture Prime Construction Firm Willis A. Smith Construction, Inc. Prime M/E/P Engineer TLC Engineering for Architecture, Inc.

COMPLETION DATE 2011 SIZE 13,500 sq. ft.

COST $4,283,126

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PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

TAB Provide a list of accomplished projects identified in this RFP that best illustrate the experience of the proposed project team and current staff being assigned to this project. List no more than 3 to 5 projects that were completed no more than 7 years ago which most closely document the firm’s capability to satisfy the College’s requirements. Include overall project experience as follows:

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3

University of Florida Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center GAINESVILLE, FL

OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE

• Educational facility for a public client • State-of-the-art, 900-seat auditorium • Full proscenium working stage

University of Florida Robert Jerry, II | 352.273.0603 jerryr@law.ufl.edu

FleischmanGarcia is a fine firm to work with and has been very professional and efficient. [The team] has given much attention to details such as budget/cost and customer needs. I would not hesitate to recommend the firm of FleischmanGarcia for architectural services.

- Keith Tribble Assistant Atheletic Director University of Florida

PROPOSED PROJECT TEAM’S RESPONSIBILITY Prime Architect FleischmanGarcia Architecture Prime Construction Firm Contruct Two Group Prime M/E/P Engineer TLC Engineering for Architecture, Inc.

COMPLETION DATE 2010 SIZE 19,476 sq. ft.

COST $4,715,295

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

TAB Provide a list of accomplished projects identified in this RFP that best illustrate the experience of the proposed project team and current staff being assigned to this project. List no more than 3 to 5 projects that were completed no more than 7 years ago which most closely document the firm’s capability to satisfy the College’s requirements. Include overall project experience as follows:

5

University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee WUSF Broadcasting Studio S A R A S OTA , F L

• • • •

Higher education project for a public client Performing artrs instructional space for students Constructed on an occupied campus without disturbing daily functions Student broadcasting studio

OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE USF Sarasota-Manatee Richard Lyttle | 941.359.4294 rlyttle@sar.usf.edu

PROPOSED PROJECT TEAM’S RESPONSIBILITY FleischmanGarcia design team demonstrated the highest level of creativity, and a genuine spirit of cooperation and accommodation; which proved to be indispensable in the successful completion of [this] project.

- John-Thomas McCaffrey Assistant Director - Quality Assurance University of South Florida

Prime Architect FleischmanGarcia Architecture Prime Construction Firm Halfacre Construction Prime M/E/P Engineer N/A

COMPLETION DATE 2012 SIZE 800 sq. ft.

COST $120,000

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TAB 4.

Methodology

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

a) Building type experience – higher education campus facilities of similar size/complexity

TAB 4

FleischmanGarcia Architecture has had extensive experience with new construction of higher educational facilities with performing arts instructional spaces. In addition, we have been providing professional architectural services for higher educational facilities for 45 years.

[FGA] have done a marvelous job of designing our facility and working with our staff. They are extremely professional and operate in a very timely and cooperative fashion... [Mr. Fleischman] and his associates work well within budget with very few change orders. They have been accommodating to our staff’s requests, including making design revisions when necessary.

- Robert W. Judson, Jr., Ed. D., Former President, Pasco-Hernando Statge College

OUT-OF-DOOR ACADEMY FINE ARTS CENTER

• • •

Performing Arts Center for an educational facility State-of-the-art black box theater Signature building with a small footprint

SPC TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER

BRYAN GLAZER FAMILY JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

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FSU TIBBALS LEARNING CENTER PHASE 2

• • •

Higher education project for a public client Awarded LEED Silver Certification Instructional art spaces incorporated into the design

Higher education project for a public client Joint-use facility shared by SPC and Pinellas County Similar scope and budget

DURANT HIGH SCHOOL

• • •

Educational facility for a public client State-of-the-art, 900-seat auditorium Full proscenium working stage

Design includes an event center and theater Instructional classrooms incorporated into the design Faculty and administrative offices incorporated into the design

• •

USFSM WUSF BROADCASTING STUDIO

• • • •

Higher education project for a public client Performing artrs instructional space for students Constructed on an occupied campus without disturbing daily functions Student broadcasting studio

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

b) Planning and design of university/college level facilities.

TAB 4

The design talents of the FleischmanGarcia Architecture (FGA) will provide PHSC with a unique combination of extensive higher educational facility experience, with an intimate knowledge of the local marketplace. FleischmanGarcia Architecture, as well as it’s engineering team, has significant local experience in the design of higher educational facilities. FGA has had extensive experience with remodeling/renovations, additions, and new construction. In addition, we have been providing professional architectural services for educational facilities for over 45 years.

FLEISCHMANGARCIA HAS EXTENSIVE HIGHER EDUCATIONAL FACILITY EXPERIENCE PASCO-HERNANDO STATE COLLEGE • West Campus Master Plan for Chiller System • West Campus Utilities Master Plan • West Campus Building “A” Renovations & Additions • West Campus Building “B” Renovations & Additions • West Campus Building “C” Renovations &Additions • West Campus Building “D” Renovations & Additions • West Campus Building “E” Renovations & Additions • North Campus Building “A” Renovations & Additions • North Campus Library Reroofing HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE • Dale Mabry Campus Student Services Center - New Facility • Dale Mabry Campus - Master Plan • Dale Mabry Campus - Fire Alarm/Emergency Power Master Plan • Dale Mabry Campus - Athletic Master Plan Study • Ybor City Campus - Child Development Center - Renovation & Addition, Historic LaBenefica Building • Live Fire Training Facility Feasibility Study - English Creek Site • Live Fire Training Facility - East Columbus Drive • Southshore Campus - Master Plan Study • Gordon Keller Administration Center - Renovations & Additions • Ybor City Campus -Student Services Programming/Concept ST. PETERSBURG COLLEGE • EpiCenter - Technology and Business Development Center Renovations & Additions • EpiCenter - Services Building - New Construction • Clearwater Campus - Campus Architect • Crossroads Building, Phase A - Photo Lab - Remodeling and Renovations • Crossroads Building, Phase B - Remodeling, Renovations and Additions • Crossroads Building, Phase C - New Construction • Reroofing of Administration Building • Reroofing of Student Activities Building #37 • Library / Wellness Center Feasibility Study • Relocation of Upper Division, BT & SLIP Portables • Bookstore Reroofing • Seminole Campus -Campus Architect • HVAC Renovations to Portables 605 and 606 • Natural Habitat Park Outdoor Classroom • Office Renovations to Buildings 51 and 52 • HVAC Renovations to Portables 601 and 608 • Science Lab Renovations to Building 52

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - TAMPA • USF Stavros Center for Economic Education - New Facility • USF Student Services Center - Additions & Renovations • USF Administration Building - Renovations • USF Intercollegiate Athletic Facility - Study • USF Science Center - Renovations • USF Eye Institute Tenant Improvements • USF Dr. Kiran C. Patel Charter School - New Facility UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - SARASOTA/MANATEE • WUSF Studio Interior Remodeling • North Port Campus - Interior Remodel • Crosley Entry Drive Landscape • Demolition of Existing “Viking” Building • Facilities Space Survey • Hilton Garden Inn As-Built Floor Plans • Selby Auditorium System Evaluation • Way-Finding Signs UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - ST. PETERSBURG • Campus Activity Center Interior Renovations • Harbor Hall Renovations • IT Server Room STETSON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW • Tampa Campus Master Plan • New Facility - Law Library, Courtroom, Classrooms and Administration FLORIDA COLLEGE • New Campus Master Plan • New Men’s Residence Hall • New Women’s Residence Hall STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA • Miscellaneous Architectural Services • Telecommunications - Study FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY • FSU Seminole Golf Course Clubhouse and Dedman School of Hospitality and Professional Golf Management - New Facility UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA • UF Golf Course Clubhouse • UF Golf Course Clubhouse Renovation • UF Martin H. Levin Law Advocacy Center Addition

11 COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07

b) Planning and design of university/college level facilities.

TAB 4

The firm has earned its reputation for design excellence by repeatedly proving that creative, functional, award winning design can be delivered within budget and on time. Our list of award-winning projects includes:

“LEEDERSHIP” AWARDS 2015 Outstanding Design Firm and Outstanding Project of the Year US Green Building Council Florida Gulf Coast Chapter

STETSON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW TAMPA 2005 Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission Award of Merit for Institutional Public & Quasi Public Projects

HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2004 Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission Award of Merit for Historic Preservation/Restoration Child Development Center

USF DR. KIRAN PATEL CHARTER SCHOOL 2004 Florida Educational Facilities Planners’ Association Award of Merit for Outstanding Achievement

SHORE ACRES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2005 1st Place Award for Outstanding Achievement Elementary/Middle Schools Florida Educational Facilities Planning Association, Inc.

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT CENTER TAMPA Hillsborough Expressway Authority – 2006 Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission Award of Merit for Institutional Projects

F L E I S C H M A N G A R C I A ‘ S G O A L I S TO P R OV I D E E X C E L L E N T E D U C AT I O N A L FA C I L I T I E S F O R O U R C L I E N T S , A D M I N I S T R ATO R S , T E A C H E R S A N D S T U D E N T S B Y L I S T E N I N G TO YO U R N E E D S A N D WISHES, AND RESPONDING WITH EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES.

It is my privilege to recommend the work of Sol J. Fleischman, Jr., AIA, and his wonderful team of architects. At Florida College, we consider FleischmanGarcia to be the premier architects in our city.

- C.G. “Colly” Caldwell, Former President, Florida College

TAB 7.

Firm’s Current Workload and Capacity

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07 Describe current workload and capacity to undertake additional work in light of Proposer’s current workload. TAB The submitted materials should indicate Proposer’s historical workload, the current workload, and the workload projected during the time period of this project.

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QU ALITY CONTROL DURING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PHASES Below is a graphic representation of our current commitment over the next three year period. The first chart represents the man hours for the firm. The following charts represent the availability for key members of the project team including subconsultants.

We guarantee the personal commitment and availability of all project team members, as well as additional as-needed personnel, for the contract’s duration. All of our key personnel are highly motivated and immediately available to commit their time and energies to this very important PHSC project.

WORKLOAD DURING CONTINUING SERVICES CONTRACT

2017

2019

S O N D J F M A M J

J A S O N D J F M A M J

J A S O N

50%

0%

60%

Sol Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB

Principal-in-Charge

Jeff Pelszynski

Project Manager

55%

45%

Stanley Loper, AIA, LEED® AP

Project Architect

55%

45%

Julius Davis, PE, LEED® AP

Electrical Engineer

Roland Young, Jr., PE, LEED® AP, BD+C, CxA

Mechanical Engineer

Rob Shorey, Jr., CPD, GPD, FASPE

FP/Plumbing Engineer

Lauren Campo, PE

Civil Engineer

50%

50%

John DeCaro, PE

Structural Engineer

50%

50%

Charles Kibert

Green Globes Consultant

50%

50%

40%

50%

50% 65%

35%

60%

Available

40%

Committed

100%

95%

90%

85%

80%

75%

70%

65%

50%

45%

40%

35%

30%

25%

20%

15%

10%

5%

KEY MEMBERS

60%

Available Manpower

Current & Projected Workload

55%

Firm’s Total Manhours

100%

2018

TAB 10.

Distance to Sites

PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR PERFORMING ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER | RFP 17-07 Indicate the primary location of the firm’s office which will have direct responsibility for this contract. The College defines an office as leased or purchased commercial space, containing multiple members of the office’s primary and support staff, communication equipment, computers, and all reasonable resources necessary to conduct the primary operations of the business.

TAB 10

FLEISCHMANGARCIA

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING | INTERIOR DESIGN CYPRESS CREEK MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL

8701 Old Pasco Road Wesley Chapel, FL, 33544

TAMPA OFFICE

SAFETY HARBOR OFFICE

324 S. Hyde Park Avenue, Ste 300 Tampa, FL 33606

195 4th Avenue North Safety Harbor, FL 34695

27 miles | 33 minutes

41 miles | 51 minutes

“Experience is a key indicator of success. At FleischmanGarcia, our vast knowledge of design and our strong track record of past accomplishments means we are uniquely qualified to help you meet your goals and achieve your vision - no matter what that vision might be.”

Sol J. Fleischman, Jr., AIA, NCARB Chairman and CEO

Tampa Office 324 S. Hyde Park Ave, Suite 300 Tampa, FL 33606

Safety Harbor Office 195 4th Avenue North Safety Harbor, FL 34695

Sarasota Office 5967 Cattlemen Lane, Suite 6 Sarasota, FL 34232