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Sacred Places

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herefore, my friends, since we have

confidence to enter the sanctuary by

the blood of Jesus, by the new and living way that he opened for us through the curtain (that is, through his flesh), and since we have a great priest over the house of God, let us approach with a true heart in full assurance of faith, with our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our bodies washed with pure water. Let us hold fast to the confession of our

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hope without wavering, for He who has promised is faithful. And let us consider how to provoke one another to love & good deeds, not neglecting to meet together,

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Whether we call it a sanctuary, a cathedral, or a worship center, the purpose is the same: it is a place for God’s people to gather to praise, learn, and for encouragement in a context of corporate worship in accordance with His Word.

habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approach-

Each house of worship is as unique as a thumbprint – no two are the same. Each body of believers has its own needs and its own vision.

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(Hebrews 10:19-25)

PageSoutherlandPage understands the challenge ahead of you. We have the experience and resources equal to the task of realizing the vision God has given you for this place of worship.

Together, we can create a cathedral for the 21st century...and beyond.

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since 1898

It was the American era of Teddy Roosevelt the height of the great Victorian age in Britain and the Episcopal Diocese of Texas was preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

Back in Austin, Texas, however, sons of a stone mason who moved developed over the next century into

1898 marked the formation of Page Brothers Architects by two to Austin to work on the great new State Capital. The partnership one of the leading architectural firms in Texas.

Today, PageSoutherlandPage is a thriving architectural, engineering and planning firm with 260 people. Entering its second century, the firm has grown from its modest beginnings in Austin, into a full-service design organization with offices in Austin, Houston, Dallas and Washington, DC. PageSoutherlandPage is consistently ranked in the upper third of Engineering News-Record s annual listing of the top 500 national design firms.

Diverse Portfolio

Louis Page & Louis Southerland Our client listing includes a wide spectrum of Fortune 500 companies, local and national governmental agencies, and major health care and educational institutions. For the past 50 years we have become widely known for our successes on highly complex projects with unique user requirements. We are building a diverse portfolio which is expanding our reach into civic, renovation and restoration design assignments, and educational facility planning. From churches, seminaries, mosques and chapels to healthcare projects such as Memorial Hermann s Cypress Hospital, we continue to seek out new markets in which to deepen our experience we thrive on challenge.

A Client-Driven Organization While we are proud of these outwardly visible signs of our success as an architectural/engineering practice, nothing is more important to us than our commitment to client service. Perhaps the single most defining characteristic of PageSoutherlandPage is this focus on our clients and their projects. We are a leader in this regard among major, contemporary design firms we never have lost sight of the fact that architecture is a people-to-people business.

Top-Down Talent PageSoutherlandPage has retained its original partnership business format, today with seven principal owner/architects. Each principal is personally involved with all aspects of the professional services we provide. We enter our second century with a staff of over 260 dedicated architects, engineers, interior designers, strategic analysts, planners and technical specialists over 70 of which are in our Houston office. We have the resources and the network of professional affiliations to responsibly handle projects of all scales and schedules anywhere and to make your project a complete success.

At left Top row: Mattia Flabiano, AIA; John Cryer III, AIA; Jane Stansfeld, AIA, RIBA; James M. Wright, AIA Bottom row: Matt Kreisle, AIA; Jim Wright, AIA; and Jay Willmann, AIA

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Finding the Critical Balance 85% of our clients are repeat clients. They know that we are responsive: we are expert listeners who understand their priorities. We respect all of their requirements the creative and the subjective, as well as the practical and the measurable. The extraordinary rate at which clients return to PageSoutherlandPage project after project is testimony to the quality of our service. Clients return to PageSoutherlandPage because our work is excellent by plan, not by chance.

On Line With PSP PageSoutherlandPage is a fully computer-integrated design organization. We use digital tools in analysis, design and in both project and business management applications to achieve optimal results with the greatest efficiencies and economies. Most importantly, we are fully networked among our offices, and we take full advantage of state-of-theart electronic communication devices and software. We raise client communication to an art form.

since 1898

The Next 100 We look to the new millennium with a dynamic spirit and deep convictions about relationships, processes and value. As a mature international design organization we have developed a remarkable proficiency in the creation, development and delivery of complex architectural projects. We welcome this opportunity to share with you a glimpse into our ever-changing, innovative portfolio. Our success is due to our people and their tremendous interpersonal qualities we have the creative, technical and managerial skills to make your project a complete success.

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Strategic Planning Facility Master Planning Facility Programming Campus Planning Feasibility Studies Laboratory Planning Existing Facility Assessment Manufacturing Process and Material Handling

Mechanical Design Electrical Design Structural Design Plumbing Design Instrumentation and Control Design Energy Management Design Co-Generation Plant Design Process Piping Equipment Evaluations System Assessments Service Work Specifications Construction Administration

Interior Design Feasibility Studies Block & Stack Analysis Test Fit Analysis Facility Planning Alternative Officing Studies Space Planning Materials & Finish Selections Furnishings, Accessories Custom Furniture/Millwork Post Occupancy Evaluation Construction Administration Move-in Planning

Facility Code Reviews ADA Compliance Life Safety Code Review Building Codes / Occupancy Evaluations JCAHO Statement of Construction

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New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

Master Plan for Ministry The New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary project involved assessing current buildings and programming new functions to master plan an 85-acre academic and residential campus in northeast New Orleans.

Additions to the current campus include a new conference center, a new campus wellness center, additional classroom facilities, replacement of a significant portion of on-campus housing for faculty and students, and a proposed K-12 school.

The historic institution required additional acreage to accommodate off-site housing and programs that are to return to campus.

The planners were tasked with developing a land acquisition plan to double the existing campus acreage and to site new support and institutional functions.

In addition to developing a long-range campus master plan, the planners were also asked to develop the fundraising strategies, models, sketches and computer animation necessary to raise monies to implement the plan.

The SeminaryÂ’s commitment to the community was communicated through identification of community and economic development strategies in the master plan.

A major streetscape program and urban revitalization plan helped further complete the community action program.

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Restoring Our Heritage James M. Wright, a PageSoutherlandPage Design Principal, led the programming and design process for the $500,000 renovation and historical restoration of the United Methodist ChurchÂ’s Walker Chapel in Virginia. After conducting a series of congregational and community meetings in order to establish a broad consensus, Mr. Wright is now proceeding with feasibility, programming, and architectural design services to the historic Walker Chapel.

The 10,000 SF Education & Office Building wing of the church, serves the administrative, educational, and community services activities of the church. The project involves functional layout redevelopment, ADA and building code improvements, hazardous materials removal, and mechanical and electrical system upgrades. In associated projects for the church, Mr. Wright planned the renovation of the church social hall and designed the new exterior sign and message board structures.

Walker Chapel is zoned as its own historical district within Arlington County, therefore the exterior improvements required presentations to and approval from the County historical review authorities.

Walker Chapel United Methodist Church

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Masterplanning their Master s Plan

Trinity Christian Center

PageSoutherlandPage has been retained by Trinity Christian Center and CCL Associates to provide programming, masterplanning and architectural design services for Trinity Christian Center in Angleton, Texas. The Center has recently acquired 20 acres of land south of the City of Angleton, requiring a program for future facilities, master plan, and schematic designs for the Center s new facility.

In August of this year during initial programming meetings, a two-phased schedule was devised to allow incremental growth on the campus. As a result of the final programming/masterplan meeting and a budget review, an intermediate phase was added to the long-range plan.

Summary statements to establish the significant conditions as well as the campus unique, essential elements included: Trinity Christian Center desires a functional and excellent campus; therefore, the design should be simple and elegant.

Because the entire experience at Trinity Christian Center should be pleasant and enjoyable for church members and visitors; ingress, egress and circulation must be carefully addressed.

A number of church families have children who will utilize the children s ministry building on Sundays. Therefore, the design should address the sequence from parking to the Children s ministry building to the sanctuary providing for easy drop-off and pick-up of children.

Trinity Christian Center wishes to create an atmosphere for people to congregate and linger. Therefore, the master plan design should include gathering places that provide for planned and unplanned conversations.

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Worship Center Expansion

Richland Bible Fellowship Adding to their Number Weekly!

This church s average growth over the last four years has been 100% - from around 240 to 480. If that trend continues, in the next five years this congregation, based in Richardson, Texas, will add 280 to their church family this year.

It is this reality and responsibility that has motivated intensive prayer and extensive planning over the last nine months.

PageSoutherlandPage and RBF Elders and committees worked aggressively to come up with a two-phase plan that will meet the current and future space needs for the church. This plan includes a Master Plan for facilities and a Stewardship Plan for funding it.

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Planning began in January and a Master Plan has been developed for the overall property and a first phase that will support projected growth over the next three to five years.

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Houston Islamic Center

Islamic Architecture Goes Modern PageSoutherlandPage was selected to design the Islamic Center of Houston in competition with three other architectural firms.

PageSoutherlandPage proposed a contemporary style with traditional Islamic architectural features. The center will be constructed on a platform at least five feet above the street high enough for the large dome and two minarets to be visible from two nearby heavily traveled freeways and the Galleria area.

The Islamic Center will have a Mosque for 1,000 men and 200 women for the Friday Prayers. A large conference center accommodating 500 people will be provided for lectures. The offices of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston will be moved to this new facility. Imam s offices, library and conference rooms will be provided for smaller meetings. Complete restrooms and Vadoo facilities will be provided for the whole center. Provisions are also made to develop a youth center with sports facilities to attract young Muslims to the center. A total of 300 parking spaces will be provided under ground, with additional parking for Friday to be leased in an adjacent property.

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A Diamond in the Rough Cypress Hospital will soon be the newest hospital in the Memorial Hermann Healthcare System. This full-service hospital has been designed as a state-of-the-art ambulatory oriented healthcare campus. The patient-friendly facility will include development of a 202,000 sf inpatient and diagnostic pavilion integrated with a 93,000 sf professional building.

Design elements include a multi-story atrium mall and pedestrian plaza to enhance the patient-friendly experience of the visitor. A generous diagnostic concourse provides easy access to all outpatient services. Additional facility innovations include the reduction of traditional logistical support infrastructure, with these services provided from an off-site provider.

The design also integrates a mobile technology port to accommodate portable technology in a patient-enhanced environment.

Major service components include: Diagnostic testing Day surgery Community education facility Urgent care/Emergency Dedicated women s diagnostics Birthing center Physical therapy Mobile technology Physicians offices Level I and II newborn nurseries

Memorial-Hermann Cypress Hospital

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High Design in the Hill Country PageSoutherlandPage served as architects and engineers for site selection, programming, architecture, engineering, and interior design for the Sulzer Medica Corporate Headquarters in Austin, Texas. The initial 210,000-squarefoot facility carefully brings the headquarters element together with manufacturing and warehousing components, using two interior company streets to organize the various programmatic functions. The restrained elegance of the design approach translated into a $1,000,000 savings from the project construction budget.

AIA Local Design Excellence Award

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Robert E. Johnson Legislative Office

Rocky Mountain Institute National Model for Sustainable Architecture Sustainable Architecture - Designing for the Future Working with the Texas State Energy Conservation Office and a number of nationally recognized sustainability consultant firms, PageSoutherlandPage is responsible for the design of the 300,000 sf Robert E. Johnson Legislative Office Building to be located in the Capitol Complex. The project has been identified by the Rocky Mountain Institute to be one of only four projects to be national models for sustainable architecture. In addition, the State of Texas has identified the project to serve as a model for all future State Office buildings.

From conceptual design criteria for massing, orientation, siting and utilities management, PageSoutherlandPage examined in detail all aspects of sustainable architecture potentially applicable to this urban setting model building in developing this design.

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Barbara Jordan Passenger Terminal Ready for Take-Off PageSoutherlandPage served as Prime Architects / Engineers and managing entity for the new $100 million Passenger Terminal Complex at the new Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Working together with technical specialists in the functional design of airport passenger terminals, the Lawrence W. Speck Design Studio of PageSoutherlandPage was responsible for leading the project team in designing a facility that reflects the unique character, culture and heritage of Austin and serves as a symbolic gateway into the city and State of Texas. The crescent-shaped terminal organization is simple and direct allowing easy orientation to the passenger and public by intuitive wayfinding. Its plan minimizes walking distances from curbside to gates in an origin and destination airport, while maximizing visibility and revenue-generating potential for concessions by creating a large central marketplace living room to the airport which is adjacent to gate areas.

Texas Construction s Outstanding Public Project

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The Big Box vs. Urban Design: Urban Design Wins...

PageSoutherlandPage served as Prime Architect / Engineer and managing entity for the Austin Collaborative Venture design team on the $50 million Austin Convention Center. Working together with technical specialists in the functional design of convention centers, the Lawrence W. Speck Design Studio of PageSoutherlandPage was responsible for leading the team in designing a facility that uniquely reflected the character and heritage of the City of Austin. In addition to the design of the Center, the project scope included site selection, programming and interior design, as well as the development of a District Master Plan and Urban Design Guidelines for the surrounding 40-block CBD area.

Covering four city blocks in Austin s Central Business District, the 410,000 SF facility takes what is often an intrusive building type and integrates it harmoniously into the fabric of the city. Reminiscent of the street facades of the neighboring historic Sixth Street and surrounding district, the faces of the Austin Convention Center take on the scale and character of the City from the rustic Texas limestone treatment along Waller Creek and the smooth cut stone and granites reminiscent of the University of Texas and the Capitol Building to the plum-colored brick echoing the historic Paramount Theater and sleek, high-tech metals that point to Austin s future.

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Architecture is all about people | PageSoutherlandPage is an experienced, creative and responsive team of architects, engineers and planners eager to meet these challenges. WeÂ’ve profiled a few of our key leaders here and shown examples of their individual portfolios, but there are scores of other equally talented, dedicated team members.

WhatÂ’s really important is that all of us believe that architecture is a participatory effort with the

client at the center of the project team.

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A I A Creating an Architecture for the United States Presidency The newest of our nationÂ’s Presidential Libraries was designed by James M. Wright. The three-building complex includes the combined library, archives and museum functions in one structure and two separate facilities for Texas A&M University: the George Bush School of Government and the Presidential Conference Center. The main library building contains 69,000 square feet of facilities. The 17,000-square-foot public museum opened in early November last year, with the remaining library and archival facilities opening to researchers in January of 1998. Mr. Wright worked closely with representatives of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the Bush Foundation, the Central Intelligence Agency, the University and, of course, President and Mrs. Bush.

James M. Wright, AIA | Principal and Design Director, PageSoutherlandPage

With more than 22 years of experience on a wide variety of high profile projects, Mr. Wright has earned a reputation for innovative, quality design and the ability to manage large programs. His work is well-known for its creativity, cost effectiveness and responsiveness to usersÂ’ needs.

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Brunei Islamic Center Brunei Brunei Islamic Center was proposed to the Government of Brunei for a 61-hectare (150 acre) development including religious education facilities, housing, convention center, and support facilities, including a grand mosque for 10,000 worshippers.

James M. Wright, who recently joined PageSoutherlandPage to become the principal for our Washington, DC office, was the project master planner.

Shenzhen Development Ctr., Shenzhen City, Lo Wu Free Trade Zone, PeopleÂ’s Republic of China

Glaxo Wellcome Administrative Office Building Research Triangle Park, North Carolina

Bell Northern (Nortel) Research Harlow Master Plan, Harlow, England

PageSoutherlandPage Principal James M. Wright, AIA, directed the design of this four story, 144,000 square foot facility for Glaxo Wellcome. The new facility connects with the existing US headquarters building at a three story high interior commons, and includes a large basement level cafeteria serving several Glaxo facilities.

A redevelopment plan for an existing 13.4 hectare (33 acre) campus, involving building assessments and a phased renovation/new construction plan ultimately providing 43,402 square meters (467,000 square feet) of facilities for 1,000 staff.

The $50 million mixed-use complex totals 75,280 square meters (810,000 square feet), comprising a 41-story, 44,164 square meter (475,200 square feet) hotel with 381 rooms, 17,007 square meters (183,000 square feet) of office space, a 3,011 square meter (32,400 square feet) exhibition hall, a 1,506 square meter (16,200 square feet) shopping arcade, a health club, two restaurants, a 161-car parking garage, and a rooftop heliport. The hotel space includes a 1,000-seat ballroom with stage for special events, and simultaneous translation system for six languages.

ARAMCO Core Area Master Plan, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, for Arabian American Oil Company A comprehensive master plan for a 49 hectare (120 acre) development containing 167,286 square meters (1,800,000 square feet) of office and support facilities for 12,000 employees and parking for 5,000 automobiles..

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Jeddah Maritime Academy Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Mr. Cryer managed this project impressive project for General Petroleum and Mineral Organization (Petromin). Ultimate enrollment for this $235 million maritime academy is projected to be 1,800 students. The project included academic, housing, recreation, and community support facilities for students, staff and faculty, as well as total infrastructure. The project also included a power plant, desalination plant, water storage tanks, and sewage treatment facilities.

The Chrysler Technology Center Mr. Cryer was Principal-ln-Charge and Project Director for the Chrysler Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan, for Chrysler Corporation. This $900 million, 3.3-million-square-foot center located on a 504-acre site will house 7,000 employees and includes design and engineering offices, labs and studios, a training center, a pilot plant area, and testing facilities.

The National Bank of Georgia Headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia This project was a 12-story, 270,000-square-foot reinforced concrete office tower with an attached 350,000-square-foot precast garage which stands on a 23-acre wooded site.

Mr. Cryer managed this project.

Designed to be the most technologically advanced facility in the world, the development includes laboratory, office and building space, plus 2.17 million square feet of parking.

John N. Cryer, III, AIA | Principal, PageSoutherlandPage — Houston, Texas Mr. Cryer directs the Houston office of PageSoutherlandPage. As these pages demonstrate, Mr. Cryer’s specialty is the management of large architectural teams on projects of exceptional complexity worldwide.

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ARAMCO Corporate Headquarters Building Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Project Manager, for Arabian American Oil Company. A 10-story office tower addition designed for energy conservation. Energy-efficient mechanical systems and heat-reflecting mirror glass windows were used to maximize efficiency. An intensive value engineering workshop resulted in recommendations for the exterior wall system, lighting system, ceiling system, and interior partition systems, identifying an additional potential savings.

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A Destination for WhatÂ’s Happening in Cincinnati The Cincinnati Convention Center Renovation and Expansion in Cincinnati, Ohio, involved renovating and expanding the existing convention center (a total of 558,700 square feet).

Additional exhibition space (165,000 square feet), a full complement of meeting rooms and administrative offices, a large group assembly facility, food service facility, and a new 1,000-car parking garage were provided. A new public lobby and a pedestrian skywalk system into the building allows for easy public access. Mr. Cryer was the Project Director for this project.

As Principal-ln-Charge and Project Director, Mr. Cryer led the effort for this new regional headquarters and electronics research center, located on a 162-acre site, which accommodates 1,800 employees. Major components included division offices and atrium, laboratory modules, cogeneration plant and underground utility corridor, a 1,500-space parking garage (430,000 square feet) and connecting entry bridge to the building and site improvements and utilities.

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Mobil Oil Corporate Real Estate Strategic Plan, New York City, New York This client had seen Mr. Neubek s work on facilities projects and requested the same approach for an internal management study.

Consequently, Mr. Neubek was selected to consult with Mobil for their Corporate Real Estate Management Study. Contents of the study are proprietary.

Gardens Elementary School, Houston I.S.D., Houston, Texas When the cafeteria roof of this school collapsed during a storm, PageSoutherlandPage was selected to evaluate the facility options. After the initial study, the district decided that rather than repairing the old school, a new prototype facility for the 21st century should be designed. Though a general facility program had been developed for district elementary schools five years earlier, the district also asked PageSoutherlandPage s Strategic Consulting Group to update the program, working closely with school representatives. The resulting program marries the overall district direction and budget with the unique needs of the community.

Due to the success of our programming efforts, PageSoutherlandPage was also awarded the contract to design and build the school which opened in August to rave reviews!

Mobil Corporation/New Orleans, Louisiana Mr. Neubek was the Lead Programmer for the Mobil New Orleans Facility Workstation Planning Study for the Exploration and Production Division. A pre-programming study on workstation analyses for approximately 100 geologists and geophysicists in Mobil s New Orleans facility. The team developed a facility program, bay depth analysis, and a concept-level blocking and stacking diagram which illustrated optimum floor plate layouts.

Republican National Convention Committee / Houston, Texas Assembly/Exhibition Facilities Lead Programmer, 1992 Republican National Convention. Provided meeting facilitation to assist planning for the convention in the Houston Astrodome.

EuroDisneyland New Administration Building, Paris, France An interior space programming project with a two-fold mission: first, to determine interior space requirements and occupancy strategies for over 50 departments and sub-groups for occupancy of a 270,000 square foot administration building; second, to develop interim space requirements and location options for administrative and support staff whose numbers would more than quadruple prior to the opening of the new office facility. Mr. Neubek developed a computer model to analyze growth project and allow better strategic planning for facility options .

Kurt Neubek, AIA, |Director of Strategic Planning and Programming PageSoutherlandPage Houston, Texas

For over 15 years Mr. Neubek has specialized in pre-design services. He is one of the few registered architects in the United States with a full-time focus in this area. He is skilled in a variety of analytical, decision-making and facilitating techniques, including the Problem Seeking® methodology and Total Quality Management processes. Part of his expertise is the ability to effectively manage large amounts of programmatic data, identifying the essence of the design challenge in a clear, accessible manner.

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C F M Eastman Kodak Facility Programs, Rochester, New York Mr. Neubek participated in three projects at this Kodak facility.

(1) Sensitizing Master Plan for Buildings 12, 29, 30, 38 and 58: programmed a master plan for a fivebuilding, 16-acre area in Kodak Park. The master plan analyzed, evaluated, and documented the impact and interrelationships of currently planned projects with existing physical structures and operations in the five-building complex. It included a plan and recommendations for people, vehicle, and service circulation for the complex.

Houston Community College Strategic Facilities Plan, Houston, Texas Pictured here is what students and faculty are referring to as the INCREDIBLE COLLEGE ! PageSoutherlandPage converted this retail space (formerly the Incredible Universe ) to beautiful, functional educational space for the Houston Community College System.

After interviewing the top five firms in the city, Houston Community College selected PageSoutherlandPage because you are clearly head and shoulders above everyone else in strategic facility planning. The Programming Director for the Strategic Facilities Plan for this undertaking was Mr. Neubek. With an enrollment of more than 55,000 students, HCC is among the top ten largest educational institutions in the country. Most of its space, however, is in leased facilities. The college s strategic plan calls for developing more permanent owned locations. PageSoutherlandPage is providing overall strategic facility planning for the entire system, as well as a number of individual architectural and engineering projects across the city. The strategic planning includes analysis of all the existing facilities, locations, trends, and the college s vision, to develop a plan for new facilities. It also includes developing system-wide standards, such as furniture standards and assisting in obtaining preferred purchasing agreements.

(2) Programmed this 500,000-square-foot, multi-story, high-tech, film sensitizing manufacturing facility. It will be equipped with laboratories, clean rooms, cold storage rooms, low dewpoint areas, and materials-handling capabilities.

(3) Assisted in the site development and programming of a 480,000-square-foot film finishing facility which included a cafeteria, lobby, and locker facilities for the five-building complex, as well as the consolidation of the film finishing operations as part of this study.

AT&T Training Center Facilities Strategic Plan, Somerset, New Jersey Mr. Neubek and his team analyzed the requirements and feasibility of relocating and consolidating 65,600 square feet of classrooms, 42,000 square feet of administrative offices and 44,500 square feet of support spaces from several nearby locations. Information was gathered from various levels in the organization, analyzed and presented to senior management. A subsequent facilities planning study looked at layouts and costs to relocate to various buildings types.

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Hilton College of Hotel & Restaurant Management, Nayarit, Mexico Paved courts with a perimeter of stacked stone walls welcome the visitor while still in the car and make a strong initial architectural statement. Formal rows of palms and a grasscrete driveway add drama to the formal entries of the campus. As the tallest element of the campus, the tower is an image - an icon which creates dramam and is a signpost for the university.

This facility is casually arranged around a series of significant outdoor spaces. All major institutional buildings are organized around an open-ended lawn that allows for distant mountain views. Cloistered circulation is fostered with covered walkways which provide all-weather circulation across the campus while unifying the campus with a uniform architectural element.

New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, New Orleans, LA The New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary project involved assessing current buildings and programming new functions to master plan an 85-acre academic and residential campus in northeast New Orleans. Additions to the current campus include a new conference center, a new campus wellness center, additional classroom facilities, replacement of a significant portion of on-campus housing for faculty and students, and a proposed K-12 school.

The historic institution required additional acreage to accommodate off-site housing and programs that are to return to campus. The planners were tasked with developing a land acquisition plan to double the existing campus acreage and to site new support and institutional functions.

In addition to developing a long-range campus master plan, the planners were also asked to develop the fundraising strategies, models, sketches and computer animation necessary to raise monies to implement the plan.The SeminaryÂ’s commitment to the community was communicated through identification of community and economic development strategies in the master plan.

Lewis T. May, FASLA |

Director of Master Planning and Land Planning PageSoutherlandPage— Houston, Texas

Mr. May is one of the most distinguished land planners at work in the US today. For over 25 years he has led planning, urban design and landscape architecture teams on scores of assignments around the globe. He is a sought after speaker, an author of several books, and his design work is widely acclaimed.

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Spring Shadows Master Plan, Houston, Texas Metro National asked PageSoutherlandPage to provide a new master plan for Spring Shadows to reflect its multi-use opportunities.

The master plan for Spring Shadows organizes the community into distinct zones and areas of opportunity. Areas were classified as residential, commercial, institutional, gateway, portal, edge or transitional. The plan focuses careful attention on the existing residential communities. Special covenants were created to help protect the well-established residential fabric of the area. Input from the community helped shape the master plan.

Ruwais, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ruwais lies about three hours into the desert from the nearest urban area. It was planned to be self-contained with all the support and civic amenities required to attract and retain the skilled workers necessary to operate the enormous associated port and refinery. The original project planning team was led by Lewis T. May. The population of the original city is now 40,000. Ruwais was commissioned in 1978 by the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and built over the years 1979-1982. In 1998, Mr. May masterplanned a new expansion which will double the size of the city.

Campus Master Plan for Texas Southern University PageSoutherlandPage designed a campus master plan for 145-acre Texas Southern University, located near downtown Houston. The plan provides a guide for developing, preserving and enhancing the buildings, landscape, infrastructure and mobility necessary to provide a sense of order, safety, purpose and attractiveness to the physical environment of the University. Completed in late 1998, the master plan addresses the universityÂ’s immediate needs, as well as provide a long-range strategy for managing continued growth and ensure a positive relationship between the campus and the immediate community.

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F A S L A Bell Northern Research Campus Facilities Master Plan Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Chrysler Technology Center Campus Master Plan Chrysler Corporation, Auburn Hills, Michigan

AT&T / Bell Labs Telecommunications Research and Development Center Master Plan, Chicago, Illinois

IBM Federal Systems Division Offices Cadillac Fairview and IBM Corporation, Clear Lake, Texas

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