OUR MISSION
is our foundation, as well as our guiding principle. We constantly strive to uphold our mission, vision, and philosophy to the best of our abilities.
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WE EXIST
WE EMPHASIZE
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to help those in need.
assisting those medical, religious, and charitable organizations (as well as individuals) directly involved with helping those who are in need.
WE UTILIZE
to the best of our abilities, our God-given talents in Architectural Design, Structural Engineering, Parking Consultation, and Project Management.
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CONTENTS
Our People 2-5 Company Profile
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Services 8-9 Signature Projects
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Master Planning
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Higher Education
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Healthcare 15 Transportation
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Corporate 17 Government 18 Mixed-Use 19 Asset Management
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Sustainability 21 Parking Studies
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International 23 The Parking Challenge 24-25 Core Values
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Publications 28-29 Industry Recognition Project Awards
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OUR PEOPLE
TimHaahs’ greatest asset is our people. Our clients and staff benefit from our Principals’ wide range of expertise in mixed-use design, master planning, structural engineering, architectural design, and parking planning and consulting.
TIMOTHY H. HAAHS, PE, AIA, F.ASCE President/CEO Timothy Haahs serves as President and CEO of TimHaahs, leading the firm’s national and international professional services in the planning and design of mixed-use and parking structures. Focusing on master planning and mixed-use, his approach integrates parking as a critical component for project success, as well as community development and revitalization. Our firm specializes in planning – masterplanning for campuses, urban and high density areas, and transit related projects. Our plans and designs integrate the parking solution with the pedestrian experience – creating active and vibrant “people places”. Tim has presented to the United Nations and other international organizations on the global challenge of parking, infrastructure, and sustainable development, applying the concept of “cellular development” to create self-sustaining communities. Tim holds a BS in Civil/Urban Engineering and an MS in Civil Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1994, he received ASCE’s Structural Engineer of the Year Award, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Blue Chip Enterprise Award in 1998. In 2006, Tim was recognized as Entrepreneur of Year by Ernst & Young in the Real Estate and Construction category, Philadelphia region. In 2010, Tim was honored with receiving ZweigWhite’s Jerry Allen Courage in Leadership award. Tim serves multiple professional associations in leadership positions, including the International Parking Institute as a Board Member, the National Parking Association on the Parking Consultants Council, and the ULI Philadelphia Executive Committee. He actively participates in the American Heart Association, the National Transplant Assistance Fund, Calvary Vision Church, and multiple charitable organizations.
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OUR PEOPLE Noli C. Alarcon has over 25 years experience specializing in the design and project management of parking and mixed-use structures. Hais expertise includes project management, structural, and restoration engineering design for complex multi-level structures. He has expertise with all types of structural systems including precast, castin-place, post-tensioned, filigree, and structural steel. Mr. Alarcon utilizes his expertise in structural engineering, parking design, and analysis to develop efficient, functional parking and mixed-use structures that are responsive to each client’s specific needs. Todd Helmer serves as Vice President for TimHaahs’ Philadelphia office, leading project development, financial management, and business development. Todd manages and coordinates multiple stakeholders, team members, and design disciplines for complex mixeduse and parking projects. His recent management experience includes projects for corporate, developer, transit, healthcare, and municipal clients. Todd provides leadership for TimHaahs University, the firm’s in house professional development program.
NOLI C. ALARCON, PE
TODD J. HELMER, PE
MICHAEL D. MARTINDILL
Vice President
Vice President
Vice President
JAMES M. ZU AICP, CAPP, L Vice President
Mike Martindill manages TimHaahs’ Atlanta operations, including business development. His experience helps clients take advantage of the latest trends in construction and finance, while keeping focused on designing the most economical, user-friendly solution possible. Mike focuses on innovative strategies in planning, financing, and operations to streamline the project cycle and generate successful, fast track projects. His experience includes multiple new structures and expansions for higher education in Georgia, as well as healthcare and municipal projects that include complex planning, studies, and financial feasibility.
Jim Zullo serves as Vice President and director of TimHaahs’ New Jersey office, including financial and project management and business development. Jim specializes in studies, planning, and management of parking resources and infrastructure. He currently serves on the Board of Advisors for the International Parking Institute, and presents regularly on transit- oriented development and parking management. Prior to joining TimHaahs, Jim served as Senior Director of Real Estate and Economic Development for New Jersey Transit, he was responsible for the management of the agency’s real estate assets, and managing the agency’s 25,000 space parking system.
VICKY M. GAG LEED AP
Parking Specialist
Vicky Gagliano currently serves the firm as a pa across all TimHaahs offices. Her responsibilities recommending solutions to parking problems th supply/demand, alternatives and site analysis, m parking, revenue control, and parking managem experience augments her expertise in performin studies. Ms. Gagliano has national and internatio
Brad Giresi is responsible for conceptual design project vision into renderings and other materia expertise includes the design, documentation a corporate offices, residential construction and b in mixed-use and multi-family design.
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Rachel Yoka manages corporate and regional marketing for the firm nationwide and internationally. She directs TimHaahs’ marketing, working closely with principals to develop thought leadership and company strategy. Rachel spearheads the TimHaahs Sustainability Committee – performing research on sustainable design, and developing training on sustainability and LEED. Rachel serves in leadership roles for the Urban Land Institute Philadelphia District Council, SMPS Philadelphia, the International Parking Institute, and the Green Parking Council.
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Janice Haahs serves as CFO for TimHaahs, providing financial management and review for each of TimHaahs’ offices and corporate functions. She holds a Bachelors degree in Consumer Economics from Seoul National University and a Masters in Business Administration and Finance from Drexel University. She is an active member of the Urban Land Institute, and serves on various professional and charitable organizations, including the American Heart Association and Calvary Vision Church.
RACHEL YOKA, LEED AP
JANICE J. HAAHS, M.B.A.
Vice President, Strategic Business Planning
Vice President/CFO
BRAD GIRESI, AIA, NCARB
ASHLEY MCHUGH, PHR
Director of Design
Business Manager
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arking specialist, providing expertise s include researching, analyzing, and hrough the performance of parking market and financial feasibility, shared ment studies. Ms. Gagliano’s education and ng financial feasibility and supply/demand onal study experience.
n, design development, and translating als for high profile projects. Brad’s project nd administration of parking facilities, building renovations, with extensive practice
KEVIN W. CARRIGAN, P.E., CAPP Director of Engineering
Ashley McHugh serves TimHaahs as Business and Human Resources Manager, serving all offices, as well as corporate staff. Ashley leads the firm’s recruitment programs and administers the firm’s in-house professional development program, TimHaahs University, providing staff with extensive educational and growth opportunities.
Kevin Carrigan serves as Director of Engineering, leading TimHaahs’ nationwide program in structural engineering and asset management services. His expertise includes structural design and documentation for mixed-use and parking structures, corporate offices, research and development facilities, and housing. As senior project manager, he leads complex engineering, expansion, and restoration projects for a wide range of clients. Mr. Carrigan leads the firm’s Asset Management services, which offers asset protection through maintenance programs, condition appraisals, and restoration programs.
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PROFILE
Timothy Haahs & Associates, Inc. understands the important role parking plays in development.
PLANNING
A multi-disciplined engineering and architectural firm
and high density areas, and transit related projects –
TimHaahs’ engineers, archit
solutions, bringing a unique
government, healthcare, ed Our approach to masterplanning high density and urban areas is to integrate the parking solution with the pedestrian experience – creating active and vibrant “people places”. For campuses, our primary focus is to create a sense of place and identity, built on shared gathering spaces; for transit related projects, we seek to maximize the shared-use of parking to create efficiency and economy. New Jersey Future recently recognized our masterplan for Rahway Town Center in Rahway, New Jersey, with a “Smart Growth Award” for excellence in planning town center revitalization. Our architectural and engineering design expertise rests in our ability to plan and design structures that contain a significant parking component. This specialization creates value for our clients through our considerable project experience and
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practical knowledge of this unique project type.
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DESIGN
m, TimHaahs specializes in planning – masterplanning for campuses, urban
– and providing design services for parking and mixed-use buildings.
tects, and parking specialists focus on parking
e perspective to our clients in the corporate,
ducation, and transit markets.
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SERVICES
MASTER PLANNING
Site Analysis Supply/Demand Analysis Feasibility Studies Shared Parking Analysis Due Diligence Reports Parking Consulting
FIRM REGISTRATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS
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Incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Certificate of Authority, Engineering – Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, West Virginia Certificate of Authority, Architecture – Pennsylvania Minority Business Enterprise – Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York
PARKING STRUCTURE DESIGN
ASSET MANAGEMENT
Mixed-Use Structure Design
Condition Appraisal
Project Design Management
Restoration Engineering
Functional Design
Life Cycle Cost Analysis
Architectural Design*
Operational Consulting
Structural Engineering
Owner Representation
Design Build Services
Parking Equipment Specifications
Sustainable Design
Parking Graphics/Wayfinding Systems
LEED Accredited Professionals
Maintenance Manual Preparation
* Timothy Haahs & Associates, Inc. (TimHaahs) is a Registered Corporation in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which holds a Certificate of Authority to practice architectural services in the Commonwealth. Timothy Haahs, PE, AIA, is a Registered Architect in the State of Maryland. TimHaahs does not hold a Certificate of Authority to practice architecture in the state of Florida.
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SIGNATURE PROJECTS
Annapolis Towne Centre Parking Structures, Parole, MD
Cira South Parking Garage, Philadelphia, PA Š2007 PELLI CLARKE PELLI ARCHITECTS
Hamilton Square at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Courtesy of Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects
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Gateway Transit Village, New Brunswick, PA
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CRDA Mixed-Use Parking Structure, Atlantic City, NJ
Courthouse Center, Miami, FL Photo by Raul Pedroso / Solo
1111 Lincoln Road Parking Garage, Miami Beach, FL
NJ Transit Ramsey Route 17 Station Garage, Ramsey, NJ
Valdosta State University Oak Street Garage, Valdosta, GA
Towson Town Center Garage Expansion, Towson, MD
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MASTER PLANNING
Rahway Town Ce Plan Receives S Award From NJ
Timothy Haahs & Assoc honored to receive one Smart Growth Awards f Town Center Master Pla Rahway, NJ, for the cate Center Revitalization Pl awards are comprised o group of innovative dev redevelopment projects towns, and townships a
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DESIGN WITH PEOPLE IN MIND Parking is not about cars, it is about people. Parking is an essential resource that gets people to work, school, entertainment, and more – their ultimate destination. TimHaahs understands the importance of considering parking early in the planning process. Parking provides the essential infrastructure to support development and convenient access for visitors and patrons.
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HIGHER EDUCATION
Creating Community to Enhance Student Life
Parking can be a unique strategy for enhancing community and providing opportunities for creating active and vibrant people places. Parking is a critical element for campus growth. The integration of mixed-use can bring a more comfortable pedestrian scale, while effectively utilizing limited space.
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HEALTHCARE
Creating a Comfortable Patient Experience The integration of parking at a hospital should focus on creating a convenient, comfortable, and safe experience for patients. Critical elements to parking structure design for hospitals include the location of elevators, distance from the hospital, vehicle flow within and around the garage, and signage to minimize additional stress on its patrons.
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TRANSPORTATION
Courtesy of HKS Architects
Parking Solution Encouraging Transit Use TimHaahs understands the unique and complex issues associated with constructing near transit. It is critical to provide a safe and inviting atmosphere for commuters, residents, and visitors. Structured parking should consider and plan for the various transit elements, as well as redevelopment opportunities.
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CORPORATE
Not Just “Business as Usual� Parking for corporate campuses or business districts should meet the needs of employees, in terms of safety, functionality, and convenience. Careful consideration of pedestrian connectivity, travel distances, and lighting will have a major impact on the satisfaction of employees utilizing the facility.
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GOVERNMENT
Effective Parking Solutions at ALL Levels of Government Parking for the government sector requires special consideration, and a challenging balance of accessibility and security. From high level security requirements at federal facilities to an accessible and attractive pedestrian, ‘experience’, parking serving federal, state, and local facilities must consider the unique needs and considerations of government clients.
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MIXED-USE
Creating Active and Vibrant Destinations Parking is a gateway, and plays a major role in decisions to visit a destination. Town centers and entertainment venues must meet the challenge of offering safe, convenient, and attractive parking options for users to keep them coming back again and again.
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ASSET MANAGEMENT
Asset Management Solutions to Enhance Life Cycle Parking structures are unique facilities, exposed to a range of harsh conditions. If not properly maintained, they can experience detrimental consequences. TimHaahs understands the value of our clients’ parking assets. We have significant experience performing asset management services from condition appraisals and restoration to the development of comprehensive maintenance programs.
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SUSTAINABILITY
Focus on Sustainable Strategies TimHaahs integrates sustainable design practices in our projects. We focus on shared-use analysis to maximize utilization and decrease the number of spaces to be constructed. We investigate energy efficiency and the application of renewable energy and lighting retrofits to decrease energy use. We work with our clients to capitalize on the environmental benefits of these design choices, as well as the economic rewards. TimHaahs is an active USGBC member, and 25% of our staff earned their LEED AP status. TimHaahs considers the environmental, economic, and social responsibilities to guide our clients through the complex issues involved in developing a sustainable project.
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PARKING STUDIES
What Cannot Be Measured Cannot Be Evaluated It is important to identify proactive parking solutions to serve the current and future parking needs of towns, cities, and communities. TimHaahs regularly performs supply and demand studies, feasibility studies, and operational studies for hospitals, higher education, municipalities, and private clients, to improve their campus or place of business.
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INTERNATIONAL Parking as a Global Challenge Geography, culture, and transportation choice vary widely by country, and each county and city shapes its own parking and transportation policies and trends. Parking infrastructure needs to interact with these trends and regulations, and respond to cultural norms and demands. Despite these broad differences, parking infrastructure is critical, especially in dense urban centers. Planning efficient, effective, and well-placed parking can influence our perception and experience of a place. TimHaahs has implemented parking solutions internationally, intentionally focused on creating dynamic people places and more
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sustainable communities.
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THE PARKING CHALLENGE
utilizing effective parking strategies to create self-s
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ustaining communities
How can we revitalize our cities, create “people places”, and reduce our environmental impact? Parking plays a vital role in the success and development of all areas from downtown urban neighborhoods to the suburbs. Sustainability at the community level – cities, towns, and suburbs – requires a major paradigm shift, a great leap of faith, and extension of our commitment to sustainable design, far beyond the walls of “green” design. As countries, states, and cities seek to reduce carbon emissions, we will be compelled to take a hard look at how we plan, develop, and construct our cities, our institutions, and our homes. The effective integration of parking is, and will continue to be, an extremely important piece of this strategy. TimHaahs has developed a “cellular” development model that incorporates the principles of New Urbanism, parking and sustainable design to create self-sustaining communities. The model provides a replicable framework that can be proactively utilized to transform new development as well as retrofit existing urban and suburban nodes. The model reduces auto dependency and the resultant congestion, pollution, carbon emissions, and commuting time; reduces the infrastructure required for parking to serve the community; and ultimately, creates walkable streets and healthier, livable, self-sustaining communities. For more information about this model, please contact TimHaahs.
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CORE VALUES
“We exist to
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elp those in need.”
CLIENT SATISFACTION Go the extra mile Return calls on the same day Keep clients and staff informed EMPLOYEE FULFILLMENT Respect each employee’s personal needs, as they respect the corporate purpose Keep employees motivated with necessary training, recognition, and rewards CORPORATE ACCOMPLISHMENT Enhance corporate image, not the individual Support charitable organizations and individuals, through time and financial assistance
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PUBLICATIONS
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Industry Myopia Parking Today November 2012
Getting Your P’s in a Row International Parking Institute June 2012
Creating Self-Sustaining Communities Urban Land March/April 2012
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Incorporating Sustainable Strategies Into the Design of Parking Facilities Structural Engineer September 2011
Effectively Integrating Parking International Parking Institute November 2011
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INDUSTRY RECOGNITION
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International Parking Award of Excellence 2010, Category V, International Parking Institute, Towson Town Center Garage Expansion, Towson, MD 21st Annual Superior Achievement in Design & Imaging Award, 2010, Honorable Mention/Editor’s Choice for New Mixed - Use or Multi-Use Development, Annapolis Towne Centre, Parole, MD
Top 25 Structural Engineering Firm Structural Engineering & Design Magazine, 2010
NJ Future Category Rahway T
200 Fastest-Growing A/E/P & Environmental Consulting Firms, Hot Firm List, ZweigWhite, 2007
Best Firms to Work For, Building Design and Construction Magazine, 2007
Best Stru Structura 2007, 20
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e’s Smart Growth Award 2008, y of Town Center Revitalization Plan, Town Center Master Plan, Rahway, NJ
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PROJECT AWARDS
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Superior Awards, for New Annapoli
New Jersey Business & Industry Association Good Neighbor Award Plum Street Parking Deck, New Brunswick, NJ
Pennsylv Award of Bucks Co Doylesto
AIA Tampa Bay Design Awards, Merit Award Tampa Port Authority Channelside Garage Expansion Tampa, FL International Parking Institute, Award of Merit Philadelphia International Airport Garage Enhancements Philadelphia, PA
NJ Futur Town Ce Rahway T Rahway,
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PHILADELPHIA
Todd J. Helmer, PE.
thelmer@timhaahs.com
484.342.0200
MIAMI
Timothy H. Haahs, PE, AIA
thaahs@timhaahs.com
484.686.5910
ATLANTA
Michael D. Martindill
mmartindill@timhaahs.com
770.850.3065
NEW BRUNSWICK
James M. Zullo, CAPP, LEED AP, AICP jzullo@timhaahs.com
732.253.0690
INTERNATIONAL
Timothy H. Haahs, PE, AIA
484.686.5910
thaahs@timhaahs.com