MSU Architecture Quals 2025

M I S S O U R I S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y S TAT E M E N T O F Q U A L I F I C AT I O N S F O R A RCHITECTURE A ND ENGINEERING 2025

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Key Personnel 5

2 Educational Experience

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3 General Firm Experience

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4 Engineering Services 73 5 References + Firm Contact

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6 Additional Information 79 » Experience Design » Campus Facility Assessment » Code Compliance, ADA Accessibility + Universal Design » Sustainable Design + Consulting » HOK Lighting » Ensuring Cost, Schedule and Quality Control » Higher Education Awards

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KEY PERSONNEL

EL I H OISIN GTO N , A I A , N C A R B , L E E D A P Senior Principal | Design Principal HOK LENGTH OF SERVICE: 20 Y E ARS

As a Principal with over 20 years of experience designing academic and university focused projects on all scales, Eli is driven by the ability of design and planning work to help deliver on a campus’ mission. His diverse portfolio ranges from smaller projects mixing research and education spaces, to master plans reaching several hundred thousand square feet of combined campus space, down to detailed renovation design of single buildings. Eli’s focus on integrating design, sustainability, and project execution is at the heart of his approach to every project.

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Syracuse University Bachelor of Architecture

William J Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado A 110,000 sq. ft. destination clinic for training and healing elite athletes and wounded warriors, as well as a destination for the study of aging. It includes sports medicine, physical therapy and rehab space, tactical performance and outdoor space, anatomy/physio lab, research labs, lecture halls, classrooms and office space.

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Registered Architect: Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Colorado M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

American Institute of Architects LEED Accredited Professional AWA R D S A N D H O N O R S

AIA St. Louis Merit Award in Architecture, South Grand Multifamily Development, 2019 AIA St. Louis, Distinguished Award in Architecture, Tyson Foods Emma, 2019 St. Louis Building Awards, Best Private Project, 4220 Duncan, 2019 ASLA Central States Design, Built, Federal Home Loan Bank, 2019 ASLA Central States Design, Unbuilt, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, 2019 IIDA, Excellence Award - Historical Rennovation, Tyson East Emma, 2019 ASLA Central States, Merit Award, Design – Unbuilt, William J. Hybl Sports Medicine + Performance Center, 2019 NYC100 Design Awards, Architecture – Public + Institutional Constructed, Silver Winner, Chancery of the Permanent Mission of Singapore to the United Nations, 2016

University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Biology and Chemistry Academic Building Stevens Point, Wisconsin The $75 million dollar, 169,165 sq. ft. academic building will provide the biology and chemistry units with sustainable construction, modern technology, seven 55seat classrooms, two 110-seat lecture halls, laboratory and research space, faculty and staff offices, a conservatory, herbarium and animal care facilities.

Yeshiva University Glueck Technology Center New York, New York Design of the 59,000 sq. ft. center containing a two-story, 470 seat Beit Midrash, two large lecture halls and links the library to the center creating informal collaboration areas.

ENR New York Best Projects, Merit Award, Small Projects, NY Presbyterian 68th Street Entrance, 2013

* experience prior to joining HOK

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University at Buffalo, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Buffalo, New York Seven-story, 630,000 sq. ft. building featuring a high-performance rain screen and glass curtain wall system. The design brings together academia and research by sandwiching the three research floors between the public facing parts of the medical education program.

Health Education Building, University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky The new Health Education Building will bring together four colleges (Medicine, Nursing, Health Sciences, and Public Health) into a 430,000 sq. ft. interprofessional medical education facility on a prominent site between the UK medical center and the academic campus.

Harvard University Art Museums The New Sackler & Modern Art Museums* Cambridge, Massachusetts Completed with Renzo Piano Building Workshop.

The University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver Biomedical Research Building* Iowa City, Iowa 221,000 sq. ft. facility designed as the flagship building home to labs, classrooms and research space for studies in genetics, cardiovascular health and respiratory diseases.

M A RG A R E T M CDO N A L D, L E E D A P ® Senior Principal H O K L E N G T H O F S E R V I C E : 12 Y E A R S

As a Senior Principal, Margaret leads through relationship building, strategic planning, knowledge sharing, problem solving and highlighting HOK’s talent and resources. Margaret specializes in creative problem solving. With more than 25 years of experience, her portfolio includes a variety of academic, not-for-profit, corporate and healthcare projects that have benefited from her collaborative approach to finding design solutions that work for HOK’s valued clients.

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The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Interior Architecture

University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Biology and Chemistry Academic Building Stevens Point, Wisconsin A$75 million dollar, 169,165-square foot academic building. The biology and chemistry units with sustainable construction, modern technology, seven 55seat classrooms, two 110-seat lecture halls, laboratory and research space, faculty and staff offices, a conservatory, herbarium and animal care facilities.

University of Colorado Boulder, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Art History A C C R E D I TAT I O N S / C E R T I F I C AT I O N S

Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design Accredited Professional M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

International Women’s Forum United Way Women’s Leadership Council Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Board Member AWA R D S A N D H O N O R S

Saint Louis Business Journal - Most Influential Business Woman - 2019 Saint Louis Business Journal - 40 Under 40 Boeing Leadership Center Honor Award, Professional Grounds Management Society Illumination Engineering Society St. Louis Illumination Award - Interior Lighting Design Square, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, USA, 2017 Illumination Engineering Society St. Louis Illumination Award - Interior Lighting Design Ameren Technology Hub, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, 2017

Square St. Louis, Missouri Principal in Charge. Renovation of 15,000 sq. ft. tenant space at @4240 in the Cortex District. Design includes creating high tech, collaborative spaces, huddle rooms and shared amenities for their mobile workforce in the innovative workspace.

4220 Duncan St. Louis, Missouri 170,000 sq. ft. speculative lab/office building comprised of 5-stories including multi-tenant research/lab surrounded by a series of courtyards functioning as valuable amenity spaces that can be used by residents and office workers in adjacent buildings.

Stryker Instruments Research and Development Facility Portage, Michigan New 485,000 sq. ft. building to include: support staff workspace, multiple lab and testing spaces, biomedical skills lab, customer engagement area, OR showroom, learning + development center, lecture hall, full commercial kitchen, cafe, fitness center and shared collaboration spaces.

Missouri Foundation for Health St. Louis, Missouri Planning, programming, design and change management services for the relocation of their corporate campus including 30,000 sq. ft. of flexible, state-of-the-art workspace and collaboration areas.

Confidential Urban Campus St. Louis, Missouri A four-phase expansion to include offices, a corporate training center and auditorium, corporate lodging, store space and parking garages.

Ameren Portfolio Master Plan + Workplace Strategy Change Engagement St. Louis, Missouri Evaluate business strategy + organizational direction to define a portfolio wide master plan with a new workplace strategy for enhanced engagement and implementation.

Vanderbilt Office Properties – Maryville Centre St. Louis, Missouri Renovation and expansion of amenities for multiple office buildings, including café, conference center, and fitness center spaces.

Clayton on the Park St. Louis, Missouri Reposition and modernization of a 213 unit apartment building of tenant and guest common spaces including: reception, waiting areas, lounge, mail room, theater, offices, elevator lobby, fitness center, and conference center.

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A N G ELO A R Z A N O, N C A R B , A I A Senior Principal | Managing Principal H O K L E N G T H O F S E R V I C E : 13 Y E A R S

With more than 25 years of experience, Angelo manages the delivery process of every project for the firm’s clients in its 17-state North Central Region. Angelo initiates, develops and monitors methods of technical production, technical content, quality assurance and construction phase services to ensure clients receive a consistent, holistic approach to technical design delivery. He serves as a member of the St. Louis regional practice’s leadership team and on HOK’s Firmwide Management and Technical boards to develop best practices and advance the improvement of technical quality.

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New York Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science, Architecture

University of Colorado-Colorado Springs William Hybl Sports Medicine + Performance Center Colorado Springs, Colorado A 110,000 sq. ft. destination clinic for training and healing elite athletes and wounded warriors, as well as a destination for the study of aging. It includes sports medicine, physical therapy and rehab space, tactical performance and outdoor space, anatomy/physio lab, research labs, lecture halls, classrooms and office space.

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Registered Architect: Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, South Dakota, North Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wyoming, Florid, Iowa, Kentucky, South Carolina National Council of Architectural Registration Board LEED Green Associate M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

American Institute of Architects (AIA) AGC of St. Louis Air Barrier Association of America Design Build Institute of America Lean Construction Institute International Code Council National Institute of Building Science AWA R D S A N D H O N O R S

ASHRAE Region VIII Technology Award, Phillips 66 New Corporate Campus, 2020

Ponce Health Sciences University Ponce, Puerto Rico Design and construction of a new campus master plan and new 150,000 sq. ft. academic building for a LCME accredited medical school. The new building includes classrooms, teaching labs, simulation labs, clinical labs and office space for the Schools of Medicine, Health Sciences, and Behavioral + Brain Sciences.

University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Computing and Engineering Education + Research Center Kansas City, Missouri 58,000 sq. ft. four-story addition that was designed to put engineering on display, and create a strong campus connection point for students. The facility will house laboratories, high-bay lab, maker space, visualization lab and a computing showcase.

The roof will house a renewable energy platform as a test bed for renewable energy programs; one of many features that makes the building a living lab for engineering and computer sciences.

* experience prior to joining HOK

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Colorado Mesa University Engineering & Computer Sciences Building, and John McConnell Math & Science Center Grand Junction, Colorado Programming and planning for new facility to create dynamic learning environments and partnerships with the University of Colorado in Project and Team Based Engineering.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska 265,000 sq. ft. addition and renovation of two primary buildings within the engineering complex-- the Scott Engineering Center (SEC) and the Link. The new facilities will support cutting-edge research leading to technology transfer.

Missouri Foundation for Health St. Louis, Missouri Planning, programming, design and change management services for the relocation of their corporate campus including 30,000 sq. ft. of flexible, state-of-the-art workspace and collaboration areas.

Stryker Instruments Research and Development Facility Portage, Michigan New 485,000 sq. ft. building to include: support staff workspace, multiple lab and testing spaces, biomedical skills lab, customer engagement area, OR showroom, learning + development center, lecture hall, full commercial kitchen, cafe, fitness center and shared collaboration spaces.

DAV ID CO L EM A N , A I A , L E E D A P B D + C Principal | Regional Leader of Science + Technology HOK LENGTH OF SERVICE: 6 Y E ARS

David Coleman is an architect and the Regional Leader for Science + Technology with HOK - St. Louis. Over his 25 year career, he has focused primarily on Colleges and Universities with a specialty in strategic facility planning, programming, and conceptual design. His particular focus includes science instruction/STEM and biomedical research facilities; schools of health profession such as medical, nursing, and optometry; campus master planning; and facilitating programming studies to identify real needs to support research and learning.

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Washington University, Master of Architecture

Health Education Building, University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky The new Health Education Building will bring together four colleges (Medicine, Nursing, Health Sciences, and Public Health) into a 430,000 sq. ft. interprofessional medical education facility on a prominent site between the UK medical center and the academic campus.

University of Pennsylvania, Bachelor of Arts P R O F E S S I O N A L R EG I S T R AT I O N

Registered Architect: Missouri LEED Accredited Professional Building Design and Construction A C C R E D I TAT I O N S / C E R T I F I C AT I O N S

Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design Accredited Professional Building Design and Construction M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

American Institute of Architects, St. Louis Missouri Biotechnology Association (MOBIO), Board Member Society for College and University Planning R E C E N T P U B L I C AT I O N S

From Simulation to Holographics: How St. Louis Can Educate the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals, EQ Entrepreneurial Quarterly, 2017 RECENT SPE A KING ENGAGEMENTS

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska 265,000 sq. ft. addition and renovation of two primary buildings within the engineering complex-- the Scott Engineering Center (SEC) and the Link. The new facilities will support cutting-edge research leading to technology transfer.

Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, Health Science Building Programming and Bridging Documents Edwardsville, Illinois HOK is providing programming and bridging documents for SIUE’s new 220,000 sq. ft.

Health Sciences building. The facility will include the schools of pharmacy, nursing and related health sciences programs, classrooms, nursing simulation and visualization labs, teaching and research labs, vivarium, faculty offices, student study spaces and parking.

MOAPPA, 2017, St. Louis, MO: The Triple Bottom Line: Creative and Sustainable Renovation at Yale University - The Historic Significance of The Sterling Chemistry Building

Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes Jewish College St. Louis, Missouri The 105,000 sq. ft. School of Nursing houses the Clinical Simulation Institute, including simulation labs for critical care, medical/surgical, OR, and maternal and pediatric facilities. The building also includes two large auditoria, flexible classrooms and distributed soft study spaces throughout University of Missouri – Columbia McKee Undergraduate STEM Building* Columbia, Missouri Principal/project lead for a new 55,000 sq. ft., $25M science instruction building on the former site of the McKee Gymnasium.

The project included program validation, schematic design, and design development for a flexible multi-disciplinary instruction lab building.

University of Minnesota Education Learning Center Conceptual Design* Minneapolis, Minnesota Planning, programming, and conceptual design for a $100M, 180,000 sq. ft. new interprofessional medical education center.

Harrisburg University of S&T Health Sciences Programming and Conceptual Design* Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 170,000 gross sq. ft. project to accommodate nursing, simulation, pharmacy, PT and BioTech management in an a new interdisciplinary/collaborative model.

* experience prior to joining HOK

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R EB ECCA SAVAG E , A I A , L E E D A P B D + C Project Manager HOK LENGTH OF SERVICE: 8 Y E ARS

Becky is extremely motivated and in constant pursuit of professional excellence. She manages internal project teams, consultants and clients while maintaining project deadlines and ensuring project goals and the design intent are met. Becky is actively involved in all phases of project delivery: marketing, contract negotiations, budgeting, scheduling, master planning, programming,SD, DD, CD, bidding, CA, project close-out and FF&E. Throughout her career, she has earned the trust and confidence of clients and colleagues alike and excels in leadership roles and collaborating with others.

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies

University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Computing and Engineering Education + Research Center Kansas City, Missouri Project Manager and Project Architect.

58,000 sq. ft. four-story addition that was designed to put engineering on display, and create a strong campus connection point for students. The facility will house laboratories, high-bay lab, maker space, visualization lab and a computing showcase.

The roof will house a renewable energy platform as a test bed for renewable energy programs; one of many features that makes the building a living lab for engineering and computer sciences.

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Registered Architect: Illinois A C C R E D I TAT I O N S

LEED Accredited Professional Building Design and Construction MEMBERSHIPS

American Institute of Architects (AIA)

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Engineering Student Design Center Addition Edwardsville, Illinois Project Manager. The 14,000 sq. ft. two story Student Design Center addition was designed to provide a place for students to work on senior design projects and collegiate competition team projects including concrete canoes, steel bridges, and baja and solar cars. The SDC includes workspaces and labs for design teams. The project’s engineer’s alley will be used to showcase student projects. Large roll-up doors from the workspaces open onto a plaza which allow students to extend their work outside and a place to gather.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Transportation Education Center* Carbondale, Illinois Project Architect. Three new buildings. $61 million, 229,000 sq. ft. Achieved LEED Silver. * experience prior to joining HOK

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School of Science Expansion and Lab Renovation, Indiana University Indianapolis, IN The new 3-story, 50,000 sq. ft. building is an interdisciplinary research facility located on a prominent corner of campus in downtown Indianapolis. The building will house two new academic research institutes: the Convergent Bioscience and Technology Institute and the Institute for Human Health and Wellbeing. The building will include flexible wet lab space and specialty core facilities, including a 3D bioprinting facility. The project also includes a backfill renovation of two existing buildings to upgrade additional research space. The new facility will bring together researchers from a variety of disciplines to work on cutting-edge research that will have a positive impact on human health and well-being.

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Dental Medicine Clinic Renovation* Edwardsville, Illinois Project Manager and Project Architect. $1.4 million, 8,500 sq. ft., multi-prime contract.

4340 Duncan St. Louis, MO 96,000 sq. ft. $25 million Historic Tax Credit renovation of 1930’s era former printing plant. Repurposing of building into multi-tenant lab facility for “start up graduates” of the nationally recognized Cortex Innovation District. Includes insertion of approximately 20,000 sq. ft. of new floor area into high volume space on building’s second floor. Building amenities include a shared freezer farm, glass wash, lab storage and a green roof deck.

M O RG A N DA ENZER , L E E D G A Associate | Senior Laboratory Planner H O K L E N G T H O F S E R V I C E : 19 Y E A R S

Morgan brings over 10 years of architectural and laboratory planning experience. She has worked on projects of all shapes and sizes; programming and designing facilities ranging from small laboratory fit-outs and renovations, to large-scale complex facilities and campuses. Morgan is detailed-oriented and especially adept at identifying and solving project issues. Her understanding of executing buildings and spaces makes her a valued team member. Morgan supports BIM workflow from conceptual design through project completion, with an appreciative eye for design and constructability.

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Ranken Technical College Bachelor of Architecture

Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, Health Science Building Programming and Bridging Documents Edwardsville, Illinois HOK is providing programming and bridging documents for SIUE’s new 220,000 sq. ft.

Health Sciences building. The facility will include the schools of pharmacy, nursing and related health sciences programs, classrooms, nursing simulation and visualization labs, teaching and research labs, vivarium, faculty offices, student study spaces and parking.

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Member, Architecture Advisory Board Ranken Technical College SPE A KING ENGAGEMENTS

“A Tale of Three Cities: Flexibility Solutions for Urban Innovation Labs” Association of University Research Parks (AURP) Conference (2019)

University at Buffalo, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Buffalo, New York Seven-story, 630,000 sq. ft. building featuring a high-performance rain screen and glass curtain wall system. The design brings together academia and research by sandwiching the three research floors between the public facing parts of the medical education program.

University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Computing and Engineering Education + Research Center Kansas City, Missouri 58,000 sq. ft. four-story addition that was designed to put engineering on display, and create a strong campus connection point for students. The facility will house laboratories, high-bay lab, maker space, visualization lab and a computing showcase. The roof will house a renewable energy platform as a test bed for renewable energy programs; one of many features that makes the building a living lab for engineering and computer sciences.

University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Biology and Chemistry Academic Building Stevens Point, Wisconsin The $75 million dollar, 169,165 sq. ft. academic building will provide the biology and chemistry units with sustainable construction, modern technology, seven 55seat classrooms, two 110-seat lecture halls, laboratory and research space, faculty and staff offices, a conservatory, herbarium and animal care facilities.

Health Education Building, University of KY Lexington, Kentucky The new Health Education Building will bring together four colleges (Medicine, Nursing, Health Sciences, and Public Health) into a 430,000 sq. ft. interprofessional medical education facility on a prominent site between the UK medical center and the academic campus.

School of Science Expansion and Lab Renovation, Indiana University Indianapolis, IN The new 3-story, 50,000 sq. ft. building is an interdisciplinary research facility located on a prominent corner of campus in downtown Indianapolis. The building will house two new academic research institutes: the Convergent Bioscience and Technology Institute and the Institute for Human Health and Wellbeing. The building will include flexible wet lab space and specialty core facilities, including a 3D bioprinting facility. The project also includes a backfill renovation of two existing buildings to upgrade additional research space. The new facility will bring together researchers from a variety of disciplines to work on cutting-edge research that will have a positive impact on human health and well-being.

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T R E VO R B ECH TO L D Director of Sports + Recreation + Entertainment H O K L E N G T H O F S E R V I C E : 12 Y E A R S

Trevor has been positively influencing sports design across the nation for the past 10 years.

He plays an integral role in the design process from programming through construction.

As a director of HOK’s Sports + Recreation + Entertainment practice, Trevor brings a vast knowledge of benchmark facilities and industry trends to the project team. He maintains a high level of communication to ensure design integrity throughout the planning and design phases. Trevor is experienced in athletic master planning, fundraising and comprehensive planning and brings the knowledge necessary to elevate each program to the next level.

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Bachelor of Architecture University of Kansas

University of Florida Football Training Center Gainesville, Florida

Miami University Athletic Performance Center Oxford, Ohio

Auburn University Football Operations Building Auburn, Alabama

The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio +W oody Hayes Athletic Center Football Locker Room Renovation + Schumaker Training Complex + Lacrosse Stadium Study + Indoor Practice Facility Study + Gymnastics Study

Penn State University Lasch Building Renovations State College, Pennsylvania University of Delaware Newark, Delaware + Whitney Athletic Center + Stadium Renovation + Athletics Facility Study + Bob Carpenter Center Addition* Clemson University Clemson, South Carolina + Football Operations Building + Fike Recreation Center Feasibility Study + Snow Athletic Campus Master Plan + Championship Plaza, Trophy Cases & Environmental Graphics + McHugh Natatorium Feasibility Study Northwestern University Ryan Fieldhouse + Walter Athletics Center Evanston, Illinois University of Georgia Athens, Georgia + Sanford Stadium Renovation + Butts-Mehre Addition* University of Notre Dame Campus Crossroads Project Notre Dame, Indiana

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+ Douthit Hills Fitness Center Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas + Indoor Performance Center + Moody Coliseum Renovation + Athletic Fields/Parking Garage Study + Football Operations Study + Athletics Master Plan University of Houston Football Operations Study Houston, Texas The Hockaday School Athletics Master Plan Dallas, Texas

RO N G A NS , A I A Senior Project Designer for Sports + Recreation + Entertainment HOK LENGTH OF SERVICE: 20 Y E ARS

As a senior design leader with HOK Ron Gans has devoted his career to the ongoing evolution of the architectural sports and entertainment industry. Ron has always strived to design with the end users in mind. His experience allows him to quickly develop efficient, compelling design solutions that consistently meet client goals, are flexible, multi-functional and sustainable. His resume spans the professional, collegiate and civic markets and provides a wealth of experience that ultimately results in designs that enhance the fan experience, are cost effective and site specific.

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Bachelor of Architecture Kansas State University

University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri + Basketball Renovations Design + Athletics Master Plan

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Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas + Athletics Master Plan +B ill Snyder Stadium South End Zone Renovation

Registered Architect: Colorado NCARB Certified M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

American Institute of Architects

University of Arizona Davis Indoor Sports Center Tucson, Arizona University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina + Indoor Practice Facility + Athletics Master Plan + Basketball Locker Room Renovation + Dorrance Field

University of Wisconsin Camp Randall Stadium Renovation Madison, Wisconsin Miami University Athletic Performance Center Oxford, Ohio

North Carolina State University Raleigh, North Carolina + Reynolds Coliseum Renovation + Close-King Indoor Practice Facility University of Alabama at Birmingham Football Operations + Practice Pavilion Birmingham, Alabama Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas + Indoor Performance Center Study + Moody Coliseum Renovation + Athletics Master Plan

Arizona State University Athletics Master Plan + Arena Study Tempe, Arizona California Baptist University CBU Events Center Riverside, California Grand Canyon University GCU Arena Phoenix, Arizona

Florida State University Indoor Practice Facility Concept Design Tallahassee, Florida University of Wyoming Indoor Practice Facility Study Laramie, Wyoming

Auburn University Auburn, Alabama + Jordan-Hare Stadium Renovation + Auburn Arena

Auburn University Auburn, Alabama +A uburn Arena & Player Development Facility + Jordan-Hare Stadium Renovation

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S T E V EN CR A N G , P E , S E , L E E D G A Vice President | Regional Leader of Structural Engineering HOK LENGTH OF SERVICE: 37 Y E ARS

Steven has over 30 years of professional experience in structural engineering. He has participated in the design and analysis of commercial, office and medical facilities during the conceptual phase and through complete structural design. He serves as the regional leader of structural engineering for the St. Louis studio on a variety of projects overseeing the preparation of working drawings and specifications, coordination with consultants/clients and is responsible for final acceptance of as-constructed structure.

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Southern Illinois University Master of Science, Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanics & Materials

Truman State University Magruder Hall Kirksville, Missouri Structural Engineering for this 147,000 sq. ft. renovation and addition, including classrooms, teaching and research laboratories, lab support spaces, a greenhouse, offices and student/faculty shared spaces for the Departments undergraduate study in Agricultural Sciences, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

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Professional Engineer: Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin, Puerto Rico NCEES Record LEED Green Associate M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) AWA R D S

ASHRAE Region VIII Technology Award, Phillips 66 New Corporate Campus, 2020

IU Health Bloomington New Regional Medical Campus Bloomington, Indiana Structural Engineer. 620,000 sq. ft. new replacement hospital and clinic covering 35 acres on the Indiana University Tech Campus. The campus is integrated into a medical education facility for various IU allied health programs that provide direct teaching opportunities in the hospital.

Targeting LEED Silver.

4 Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Global Innovation Center Chicago, Illinois Structural Engineering for this new 153,000 sq. ft. three-story, steel-and-glass structure which features a glass tensioncabled ceiling made up of 540 glass panels and a Winter Garden. Project included a terrace comprised of a plaza, outdoor dining, stairs, and accessible ramping to accommodate the travel path for an aerial lift used for maintenance of lights and skylight glazing in the Winter Garden.

A 40,000 sq. ft. pilot plant includes an eco-friendly “green roof” provides extra insulation.

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Hoffmann-LaRoche Multidisciplinary Science Building Nutley, New Jersey Structural Engineering for this six-story, 432,000 sq. ft. modular research building consisting of four lab wings organized along a central spine, and housing 408 laboratory and process modules including molecular biology research, pharmaceutical R&D, and process labs.

4 Northwestern Memorial Hospital Galter Inpatient Bed Floor Conversion Chicago, Illinois Structural Engineering for the 116,000 sq. ft. renovation and conversion of multiple levels of the Galter Pavilion ambulatory care center into inpatient bed units. Project includes a one-story, 100ft connector bridge between the existing Feinberg inpatient hospital and the Galter Pavilion. Extensive strengthening and modification of existing structural framing and connections were required at connector supports.

4 King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Thuwal, Saudi Arabia Structural Engineering for a 5.5 million sq. ft. world-class LEED Platinum research campus with 2.7 million sq. ft. of concrete and precast framed high-performance research environments. Structural design included drilling 42,000 stone columns into the ground to ensure the soil could support the weight of the buildings. On the western end of the lab building, concrete trusses create a 55-foot cantilever. Several other buildings incorporate shear walls for smaller cantilevers.

T ER ESA B RIDG ES , L E E D G A , P R O S C I Principal | Programming and Strategy Leader H O K L E N G T H O F S E R V I C E : 17 Y E A R S

With over 15 years of experience, Teresa provides thought leadership and expertise in facility planning, change management and workplace strategy. She is often responsible for facilitating leadership meetings, programming and workforce profiling sessions, preparing diagnostic materials and leading the delivery of workplace strategy deliverables. Teresa also has extensive experience in the integration of data collection process with space planning and data reconciliation. She is skilled in her ability to translate valuable information and represent data and research in a way that enables clients to make informed decisions.

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Southeast Missouri State University Bachelor of Science, Housing and Interior Design

Butler University School of Education Feasibility Study Indianapolis, Indiana

Washington University Administrative Space Study and Benchmarking St. Louis, Missouri

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Florida International University Mixed Use Building Programming Miami, Florida

Rush University Medical Center Facilities Strategy Chicago, Illinois

4 King Abdullah University for Science and Technology Academic and Residential Campus, Land Use Master Plan, Detailed Program Thuwal, Saudi Arabia

Centene Corporate Offices Facility Planning Clayton, Missouri

LEED Green Associate Prosci Change Management Certificate M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

IFMA Workplace Evolutionaires (WE) IFMA St. Louis Chapter Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) CoreNet SPE A KING ENGAGEMENTS

"Transforming Workplaces for the Next Generation of Talent”, IFMA St. Louis Chapter, 2017 “Workplace Detox: 7 Things You Could be Getting All Wrong”, IFMA Chicago Chapter, 2016 “Preparing workplaces for the next generational shift: Gen Y managing Gen Z”, IFMA World Workplace, 2015 “The Three Dimensions of Improving Wellbeing through Workplace Design”, IFMA World Workplace, 2015

Maryville University Science Building and Strategy, Facility Planning St. Louis, Missouri

Cisco Metairie Programming Metairie, Louisiana Cisco Systems Programming and Workplace Solutions Phoenix, Arizona Carmel, Indiana; Overland Park, Kansas; Houston, Texas;

Maryville University Site Verification St. Louis, Missouri

Sprint Kansas City Prototypes Kansas City, Missouri

Missouri Western State University Math and Sciences Building St. Joseph, Missouri

Cisco Systems Change Management Chicago, Illinois

University of Missouri St. Louis Science Building Renovation and Expansion, Project Programming St. Louis, Missouri University of Southern Indiana Classroom Building Programming Evansville, Illinois University of Toledo Health Science Center Programming Toledo, Ohio

Midway Games Change Management Chicago, Illinois National Law Firm Benchmark Study St. Louis, Missouri Oracle US Field Workplace Strategy Various Locations Sara Lee Bakery Group Programming and Facility Planning Earth City, Missouri

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EMILY PAY N E , A I G A , S EG D Sr. Associate | Regional Leader of Experience Design HOK LENGTH OF SERVICE: 20 Y E ARS

Emily strives to help clients tell powerful stories through designing authentic, branded experiences that are seamlessly integrated into architecture. She is adept at managing the communication flow among project stakeholders, design partners, engineers and fabricators/installers. Emily’s broad experience integrating environmental graphics, wayfinding, signage, specialty graphics and exhibits within the built environment provides a comprehensive understanding of the design and technical requirements for diverse projects.

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EXPERIENCE

University of Kansas Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design Bachelor of Arts in Art History

Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois

Futbol Club Eatery & Tap Overland Park, Kansas

Wichita State University Campus Wayfinding (with Gardner Design) Wichita, Kansas

Marv’s Delicatessen Leawood, Kansas

M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

AIGA: The Professional Association for Design Society of Experiential Graphic Design AWA R D S

A15 Awards – Environmental Design + Signage, AIGA KC, 2019, Northwestern University, Pharmavite Headquarters and Cargill Protein Headquarters A13 Awards – Environmental Design + Signage, AIGA KC, 2017, United Center East End Addition Midwest Regional Design Award, Print Magazine, 2016, Utah University Aggie Recreation Center Capstone Award - Architectural Design, AMC Theatre Support Center, Kansas City Business Journal, 2014 AIGA10 Award, AMC Headquarters Interior Branding, AIGA, 2014

Southern Illinois University Saluki Stadium, SIU Arena Renovation and Boydston Center Carbondale, Illinois Tulsa University Men’s Basketball Locker Room Renovation Tulsa, Oklahoma Miami University The Gunlock Family Athletic Performance Center Oxford, Ohio

Applebee’s Restaurants National Locations Town Pavilion Tower and Garage Kansas City, Missouri 18Broadway Urban Development Kansas City, Missouri The Children’s Place Kansas City, Missouri AMC Theatre Support Center Leawood, Kansas

California Baptist University Event Center Riverside, California

H&R Block Heritage Hall Kansas City, Missouri

The Hockaday School Athletics Masterplan Dallas, Texas

Sedgwick Kansas City, Missouri

Confidential Quick Service Restaurant, Exterior Branding Study Client National locations

United Center East End Addition Chicago, Illinois IHOP Brand Redesign National and international locations

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VA N ES SA H OS TICK , A I A , L E E D A P E B : O + M , F I T W E L , B R E E A M Senior Associate | Sustainable Design Leader H O K L E N G T H O F S E R V I C E : 10 Y E A R S

Vanessa works to improve the design, planning, and construction of projects through resource management. She works directly with clients to help guide their application of sustainable best practices, including energy efficiency analysis, renewable energy integration, resource management, and occupant wellness strategies. She has worked in all phases of design, and also has experience with life cycle analysis, green policies for operations and maintenance of buildings and campuses, and third party sustainable and wellness certification rating systems.

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EXPERIENCE

Catholic University of America Master of Architecture, Emphasis in Culture and Spirituality

NABTA University Master Plan Borg al Arab, Egypt

Duke University Duke Eye Center Durham, North Carolina

Catholic University of America Master of Science, Sustainable Design

Morgan State University Behavioral and Social Sciences Center Baltimore, Maryland

Duke University Medical Center Raleigh Hospital Raleigh, North Carolina

University of Maryland Baltimore Health Science Facility III Baltimore, Maryland

Auburn University Football Performance Center Auburn, Alabama

Georgia State University Science Park Phase II Atlanta, Georgia

University of Georgia Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall Expansion + Renovation Athens, GA

University of Nebraska at Lincoln Bachelor of Science of Design in Architecture P R O F E S S I O N A L R EG I S T R AT I O N

Registered Architect: D.C. AIA LEED Accredited Professional FITWEL BREEAM INC Assessor M E M B E R S H I P S / O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

U.S. Green Building Council - Central Plains, Marketing Leadership Advisory Board AIA National 2030 Working Group ICC Code Action Committee for Sustainability, Energy & High Performing Buildings (SHEPCAC) SPE A KING ENGAGEMENTS

AIA National Conference, 2017; “Energy Modeling for Architects”

State University of New York School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Buffalo, New York Pennsylvania State University Biomedical Engineering and Chemical Engineering Building State College, Pennsylvania

University of Florida Football Training Center Gainesville, Florida AdventHealth Training Facility NBA Orlando Magic Orlando, Florida

Aumazo School (Pro Bono) Cameroon Catholic University Crough Center School of Architecture (Retrofit)* Washington, DC University of Maryland Baltimore Health Science Facility III Baltimore, Maryland

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E D U CAT I O N A L EXPERIENCE

HIGHER EDUCATION For nearly 70 years, HOK has built a reputation as an innovative partner to colleges and universities around the world.

The world needs educational environments that inspire the brilliant thinking and creativity required for 21st-century learning.

Educational facilities must attract the brightest students, faculty members and researchers with spaces that support innovation in learning and teaching. The most effective classrooms are dynamic forums for dialogue and interaction.

Whether it’s a digital library or a classroom that doubles as a multimedia studio, technology is enhancing the learning experience in exciting ways.

From campus master plans to the design of academic and research buildings as well as recreation and wellness facilities, HOK leads many significant education projects that will attract and retain the next generation of students.

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Early in the design process, we test program requirements and look to optimize a building’s configuration to reduce operating costs and maximize our client’s capital investment. We’re always looking for more efficient, cost-effective and sustainable solutions while providing the highest quality learning environments.

S O C I A L S PA C E = L E A R N I N G S PA C E

Providing environments for focused collaboration, serendipitous encounters, intermittent exchanges and ambient sociality are essential to the modern educational experience. Young people are pursuing knowledge and experiences in dramatically different ways from previous generations. Today’s students arrive on campus with significantly different resources, skills and expectations, so supporting and fully unleashing their potential requires us to rethink and reshape our educational environments. Providing environments for focused collaboration, serendipitous encounters, intermittent exchanges and ambient sociality are essential to the modern educational experience.

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N E W L E A R N I N G M O D EL S FO R T H E F U T U R E O F H I G H ER ED U C AT I O N Learning occurs everywhere on campus, both formally and informally, structured and ad hoc. Blurring the lines between live, learn and play supports this shifting cultural norm.

Students and faculty require environments that are flexible, technology ready and accommodating. Developing a familiar, inviting connective tissue across campus is paramount.

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EXPERIENCE WITH HIGHER ED INSTITUTIONS

Florida State University Florida State University, College of Medicine Ford Glass University Ft. Valley State University George Mason University Georgetown University George Washington University Georgia Center for Advanced Telecommunications Technology Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Southern University Georgia State University Greenville Technical College Haileybury International School

200

+

# of campuses HOK has planned and designed academic environments.

Harvard University Hillsborough Community College Houston Community College Howard University Hutchinson Community College Illinois State University Imperial College Indiana University Indiana State University Iowa State University James Madison University Johns Hopkins University Kansas State University Kazakhstan University Kean University

Albany State College

Charles Drew University

Kennesaw State University

Algonquin College

Chelmsford College

King Abdullah University of Science +

American University

Clemson University

Technology

Antioch University

Chicago State University

King Fahd University of Petroleum and

Arizona State University

Coe College

Minerals

Atlanta University Center

College of DuPage

King Saud University

Auburn University

College of Lake County

Kingwood College

Augusta State University

College of the Southwest

Knox College

Augustana College

College of William & Mary

Kon Kuk University

Baylor College of Medicine

College of Lincoln

LAC + USC Medical Center

Benedictine University

Collin County Community College

Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine

Bowling Green State University

Colorado College

Lander University

Butler University

Colorado State University

Liberty Bowl

Calgary Health Region

Columbia College

Lindenwood University

California Institute of Technology

Columbia University

Long Island Jewish Medical Center

California Lutheran University

Concordia University

Los Medanos College

California State University,

Coppin State College

Louisiana State University

San Bernardino

Cornell University

Loyola University

California State University,

Cranbrook Graduate Academy

Loyola University Medical Center

San Francisco

Creighton University

MacMurray College

California State University, Fullerton

Culver Academy

Manatee Technical Institute

California State University, Los Angeles

Dallas County Community College District

Maryville University

California State University, Sacramento

Dartmouth College

McGill University

California State University,

DeKalb College

Medical College of Georgia

San Jose

Drake University

Medical University of

Campbell University

Drury University

South Carolina

Carleton University

Duke University

Miami University

Carnegie-Mellon University

Edinburgh’s Telford College

Michigan State

Case Western Reserve University

Emory University

Middlessex University

Central Methodist College

Florida International University

Mississippi State University

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Missouri State University

Tennessee Technological University

University of Missouri, Columbia

Missouri Western State University

Texas A&M International University

University of Missouri, St. Louis

Moraine Valley

Texas A&M University

University of Missouri Healthcare

Community College

Texas Christian University

University of Nebraska Medical Center

Mount Mercy College

Texas Tech University

University of New Mexico

Mount St. Mary’s College

The Citadel

University of North Carolina, Asheville

New Mexico State University

The Commonwealth Medical College

University of North Texas

New York Presbyterian Hospital

Toronto General Hospital

University of Oklahoma

New York University

Trenton State College

University of Pittsburgh

North Carolina A&T University

Troy State University

University of Qatar

North Carolina State University

Truman State University

University of Regina

Northern Illinois University

Tulane University

University of Rhode Island

Northern Kentucky University

US Military Academy

University of Santa Clara

Northeastern Illinois University

US Naval Academy

University of South Carolina

Northwestern Memorial Hospital

United Arab Emirates University

University of South Florida

Notre Dame University

University Health Network, Toronto

University of Southern California

Oakland University

University of Akron

University of Southern Indiana

Ohio Northern University

University of Alabama, Birmingham

University of Technology Petronas

Ohio State University

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

University of Texas at Austin

Ohio Wesleyan University

University of Alabama, Huntsville

University of Texas at Dallas

Oklahoma State University

University of Alaska

University of Texas at El Paso

Old Dominion University

University of Alberta

University of Texas Medical Branch

Oxford University

University of Arkansas

University of the Pacific

Penn State University

University of Buffalo

University of Toledo

Pepperdine University

University of Calgary

University of Tulsa

Pierce College

University of California, Davis

University of Virginia

Pima Community

University of California, Irvine

University of Washington

College Facilities

University of California, Merced

University of West Florida

Prairie View A&M University

University of California,

University of the West Indies

Princeton University

San Francisco

University of Wisconsin, Green Bay

Queen’s University

University of Central Florida

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Ramapo College of New Jersey

University of Chicago

University of Wisconsin, Parkside

Rockefeller University

University of Cincinnati

University of Wisconsin, River Falls

Rutgers University

University of Colorado, Denver

University of Wyoming

San Diego State University

University of Connecticut

University of York

San Francisco State University

University of Dayton

University Medical Center at Princeton

San Jose City College

University of Delaware

Valencia Community College

Savannah College for

University of Denver

Vanderbilt University

Art & Design

University of Economics & Finance

Vassar College

Soka University of America

University of Edinburgh Medical School

Vietnam National University

Southeastern Illinois Community College

University of Florida, Gainesville

Vincennes University

Southern Catholic College

University of Georgia System

Virginia Military Institute

Southern Connecticut State

University of Guam

Wake Forest University

Southern Illinois University

University of Houston

Washington University School of Medicine

Southern Methodist University

University of Houston, Clear Lake

Webster University

Southern University

University of Illinois at Chicago

West Los Angeles College

St. Louis University

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

West Virginia University

St. Louis University School of Medicine

University of Iowa

Western Illinois University

Stanford University

University of Kansas

Western Kentucky

Stanford University

University of Kentucky

Wichita State University

Medical Center

University of Lake County

William Paterson University

State of Qatar

University of Maiduguri

William Rainey Harper College

State University of New York, Brockport

University of Maine

Winthrop University

State University of New York, Buffalo

University of Maryland

Wright State University

State University of New York, Farmingdale

University of Medicine & Dentistry NJ

State University of New York, Geneseo

University of Memphis

Stonybrook University

University of Miami

Suffolk County Community College

University of Michigan

Technical University of Monterrey

University of Minnesota

Temple University

University of Mississippi

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CAMPUS MASTER PLANNING

Clemson University Baseball Stadium Rehabilitation Clemson, South Carolina College of Lake County Master Plan Grayslake, Illinois College of the Southwest Master Plan Hobbs, New Mexico

40+

Collin County Community College Master Plan

years of experience providing

Plano, Texas

comprehensive planning and

Dallas Community College Science / Veterinary Technology / Allied Health Building Dallas, Texas

design services to academic environments.

The world needs educational environments that inspire the brilliant thinking and creativity required for 21st-century learning. From campus master plans to design and retrofit of academic and research buildings, HOK leads many of the world’s most significant education projects. We follow a data-driven, placebased and integrated systems approach to inform our master plans and design strategies. This ensures that our solutions are economically viable while being socially and environmentally responsive.

We are committed to design excellence, client service and a collaborative approach, which seeks to create environments that go beyond pure function to enhance the quality of life for students, faculty, administrators and alumni. Below is a comprehensive list of our campus master planning experience.

Albany State College Facilities Master Plan Albany, Georgia

Augusta State University Master Plan Augusta, Georgia

Atlanta University Center Westside Pedestrian Corridor System Atlanta, Georgia

California State University - Los Angeles Campus Master Plan Los Angeles, California

Auburn University Shelby Center Auburn, Alabama

California State University Sacramento Campus Sustainability Plan Sacramento, California

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California State University - San Jose Campus & Student Facilities Master Plan San Jose, California

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DePauw University Campus Public Realm Greencastle, Indiana Edinburgh’s Telford College Master Plan Edinburgh, Scotland Georgia Institute of Technology Life Sciences / Technology Complex Master Plan Atlanta, Georgia

Georgia Southern University Master Plan Statesboro, Georgia Georgia State University Master Plan Atlanta, Georgia Howard University Master Plan Washington, DC Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Campus Master Plan and Building III Rockville, Maryland

Kennesaw State University Master Plan Kennesaw, Georgia

Texas Tech University Campus Master Plan Lubbock, Texas

University of Oklahoma Expansion Master Plan Norman, Oklahoma

Kennesaw State University Sports Facility Master Plan Kennesaw, Georgia

University at Buffalo Medical School Campus Relocation Buffalo, New York

University of South Carolina Graduate Science Research Center Columbia, South Carolina

King Abdullah University of Science & Technology Campus Master Plan Thuwal, Saudi Arabia

University of Akron Edwin J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall Akron, Ohio

University of Technology Petronas Master Plan Seri Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia

King Saud University Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

University of Alabama - Birmingham Campus Master Plan and Updates Birmingham, Alabama

University of Texas Health Science Center Master Plan San Antonio, Texas

Kingwood College Health and Natural Sciences Building Kingwood, Texas

University of Alabama - Huntsville Campus Master Plan Huntsville, Alabama

University of Texas - San Antonio Regional Academic Health Center Harlingen, Texas

Ohio State University South Campus Master Plan Implementation Columbus, Ohio

University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa Science & Engineering Complex Master Plan Tuscaloosa, Alabama

University of Wisconsin - Green Bay Courtyard Master Plan Green Bay, Wisconsin

Prairie View A&M University Master Plan Prairie View, Texas

University of California, Merced Medical Education Facility Feasibility Study Atwater, California

Savannah College of Art & Design Facilities Master Plan Savannah, Georgia Southern Catholic College Campus Master Plan Dawsonville, Georgia Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Master Plan Edwardsville, Illinois Stanford University School of Medicine Campus Expansion Palo Alto, California State University of New York Buffalo Landscape Master Plan Buffalo, New York Tennessee Tech University Master Plan Cookeville, Tennessee Texas A&M International University Master Plan Laredo, Texas

University of Central Florida Lake Nona Campus Master Plan Orlando, Florida University of Economics & Finance Master Plan Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

University of Wisconsin - Madison Interdisciplinary Research Complex Master Plan Madison, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin - Parkside Master Plan Kenosha, Wisconsin University of York Master Planning Study Heslington, York, United Kingdom

University of Florida - Gainesville Master Plan Gainesville, Florida

Vietnam National University Hanoi at Hoa Lac Master Plan Hanoi, Vietnam

University of Guam Master Plan Mangilao, Guam

Vincennes University Master Plan Vincennes, Indiana

University of Houston - Clear Lake Student Services Building Clear Lake, Texas

William Rainey Harper College Master Plan Palatine, Illinois

University of Memphis Master Plan Memphis, Tennessee University of Miami Campus Master Plan Miami, Florida

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COLLEGIATE SPORTS AND RECREATION As a sports facilities design leader for more than 30 years, HOK has built a legacy of exceptional stadiums, arenas, training facilities, ballparks, and mixed-use districts for institutions of higher education.

University of Oklahoma - Memorial Stadium Renovation & Expansion University of Tulsa - H.A. Chapman Stadium Renovation & Expansion University of Washington - Husky Stadium Renovation

Bringing exceptional creativity to the design process, we create

S E L EC T E D T R A I N I N G P O R T F O L I O Auburn University - Auburn Arena & Player Development Facility

destinations with an embedded sense of place that operate

Clemson University - Football Operations Building

efficiently, sustain the environment, enhance the experience of fans and patrons, inspire athletes, and create a market edge for

Grand Canyon University - Student Recreation Center & Basketball Practice Facility

communities.

Iowa State University - Bergstrom Indoor Multi-Use Facility

S E L EC T E D S TA D I U M P O R T F O L I O Auburn University - Jordan-Hare Stadium Renovation Mississippi State University - Davis Wade Stadium Renovation & Expansion Southern Illinois University, Carbondale - Saluki Stadium United States Naval Academy - Memorial Stadium Renovation University of Central Florida - Bright House Networks Stadium University of Central Oklahoma - Wantland Stadium Renovation & Expansion University of Georgia - Sanford Stadium Renovation University of Massachusetts Amherst - Press Box & Football Performance Center

Miami University - Athletic Performance Center and Varsity Hockey Performance Enhancement Center North Carolina State University - Close-King Indoor Practice Facility Northwestern University - Ryan Fieldhouse and the Walter Athletics Center Southern Illinois University - The Boydston Center Southern Methodist University - Indoor Performance Center Study The Ohio State University - Woody Hayes Athletic Center Football Locker Room Renovation and the Schumaker Complex University of Alabama at Birmingham - Football Operations Building University of Arizona - Indoor Practice Facility University of Dayton - Basketball Locker Room Renovation

University of Missouri - Memorial Stadium Press Box Renovation

University of Delaware - Whitney Athletic Complex

University of Nebraska - Memorial Stadium Renovation & Expansion

University of Florida - Football Operations Project

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Lacrosse + Soccer Stadium and Field Hockey Stadium

University of Georgia - Butts-Mehre Renovation + Addition

University of Notre Dame - Campus Crossroads Project

University of Louisiana at Lafayette - Athletic Training Complex

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University Liggett School - Athletic Facilities

University of Louisville - Yum! Training Center University of Missouri - Mizzou Arena & Player Development Facility and the Taylor Stadium Renovation

Missouri State University, Springfield - New Ballpark Conceptual Design

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Indoor Facility

Southern Illinois University - Abe Martin Field at Itchy Jones Stadium Renovation

University of Tulsa - Basketball Locker Room Renovation

University of California, Berkeley - Levine Frickle Softball Stadium

University of Washington - Dempsey Indoor Football Training Facility

University of California, Davis - La Rue Softball Stadium Renovation

University of Washington - Football Operations Building

University of Central Florida - Ballpark Renovation & Expansion Study

S E L EC T E D A R E N A P O R T F O L I O Auburn University - Auburn Arena & Player Development Facility

University of Dayton - New Baseball/Softball Feasibility Study

California Baptist University - CBU Events Center Grand Canyon University - University Arena Indiana State University - Hulman Center Renovation Miami University - Steve Cady Arena at the Goggin Ice Center North Carolina State University - Reynolds Coliseum Renovation North Dakota State University - Bison Sports Arena Renovation Northern Kentucky University - BB&T Arena Northwestern University - Welsh-Ryan Arena Renovation Southern Illinois University, Carbondale - SIU Arena Renovation Southern Methodist University - Moody Coliseum Renovation University of California, Davis - Haas Pavilion Renovation Study University of Dayton - UD Arena Renovation University of Missouri - Mizzou Arena & Player Development Facility University of Nebraska Lincoln - Devaney Sports Center Renovation University of Wisconsin - Kohl Center S E L EC T E D B A L L PA R K P O R T F O L I O California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo - Baseball Master Plan

University of Missouri - Taylor Stadium Master Plan & Renovation University of Portland - New Baseball Stadium Study University of Portland - Ballpark Renovation (In Design) S E L EC T E D M A S T E R P L A N P O R T F O L I O Appalachain State University - Athletics Master Plan + Track Study Auburn University - Athletics Master Plan Arizona State University - Athletics Master Plan Clemson University - Fike Recreation Center Study + Douthit Hills Recreation Area Florida State University - Recreation Master Plan Georgia Southern University - Athletics Master Plan Iowa State University - Athletic Facilities Master Plan Kansas State University - Athletics Master Plan Kennesaw State University - Athletics Master Plan New Mexico State University - Athletics Master Plan North Dakota State University - Athletics Master Plan Northern Arizona University - Athletics Master Plan Rockhurst University - Recreation Sports Master Plan Southern Illinois University, Carbondale - Rec Sports & Services Master Plan

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Southern Methodist University - Athletics Master Plan

Grand Canyon University Student Recreation Center

Tulane University - Recreation Facility + Natatorium Study

Louisiana State University - New Recreation Complex

University of Central Florida - Football-Soccer Facilities Master Plan

Marquette University - Recreation + Wellness Center

University of Central Oklahoma - Athletics Master Plan

Visioning Session

University of Dayton - Sports Park Master Plan

North Carolina State University - Wellness + Recreation Center

University of Florida - Athletics Master Plan Update

South Dakota State University - Wellness Center Study & Expansion

University of Kansas - Recreation Facility Master Plan

Towson University - Burdick Hall Recreation Center Expansion

University of Louisiana at Lafayette - Athletics Master Plan

Tulane University - Health and Recreation Complex Study

US Merchant Marine Academy - Athletics Master Plan

Utah State University - Aggie Recreation Center

University of Missouri - Athletics Master Plan, 2005/2011

University of Arkansas, Fort Smith - Recreation & Wellness Center

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Athletics Master Plan and Recreation Facility Master Plan

University of Central Arkansas - HPER Student Center Renovation & Addition

University of North Carolina at Charlotte - Athletics Master Plan

University of Memphis - New Student Recreation Center

University of Wisconsin - Athletics Master Plan

University of Mississippi - South Campus Recreation Facility Study

S E L E C T E D R E C R E AT I O N + W E L L N E S S P O R T F O L I O

Algonquin College - Athletics + Recreation Centre

University of Nebraska Lincoln - East Campus Recreation Center Renovation & Addition

Arizona State University West Campus - Sun Devil Fitness Complex

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Recreation Facilities Master Plan

Arizona State University Poly Campus - Sun Devil Fitness Complex

University of Portland - Beauchamp Recreation & Wellness Center

Auburn University - Recreation & Wellness Center Auburn University Montgomery - AUM Wellness Center

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Nicholas Recreation + Wellness Center

Clemson University - Fike Recreation Center Study + Douthit Hills Recreation Area

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Gymnasium/Natatorium Replacement

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G E N E RA L F I R M EXPERIENCE

FIRM OVERVIEW HOK is a global provider of design services for the built environment. We manage the planning, design, and construction process for all types of projects in every part of the world. Industry surveys consistently rank HOK among the world’s leading design firms.

perspectives, gives us an unparalleled ability to innovate. We collaborate with clients and colleagues to create wonderful spaces linking people and place. Our ideas emerge from the intersection of many active minds with vibrant imaginations. We care deeply about the human experience.

W E C R E AT E . W E I N S P I R E .

W E C O N N EC T. W E C A R E .

HOK creates exceptional environments that meet the world’s most complex planning and design challenges. Powerful, aspirational ideas guide our solutions. Our work inspires people while shaping the future. HOK projects transcend their initial purposes to express timeless cultural, organizational and personal values.

Our ability to connect across markets and disciplines in every part of the world allows us to see the “big picture” and, because we approach design from so many different

Our people understand that HOK’s work has a profound influence on the world, therefore we use design to protect our natural environment and enrich lives.

FIRM HISTORY

In 1955, George Hellmuth recruits Gyo Obata and George Kassabaum to form an architectural firm in St. Louis with a vision for using design to help clients succeed and creating places that enrich people’s lives.

George Hellmuth incorporates this new firm as Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, Inc. (HOK), a Missouri corporation with 26 employees.

Fast-forward 69 years, and HOK has been recognized as one of the most respected and managed firms in the industry, ranked as the #1 architectural firm and #1 interior deign firm in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. The St. Louis office has now grown to a firm of 166 employees working in one of the city's coolest office spaces.

Continuing the mission established by its founders, HOK’s work continues to exhibit a humane quality. As a body of work, the firm’s projects are successful places for people.

They’re not just icons on the skyline, elegantly constructed objects or clever poetry in steel and glass— they really work for people. And, much like the firm itself, they endure.

1

#

ARCHITECT/ ENGINEERING FIRM ARCHITECTURAL RECORD TOP 300 FIRMS

1955

YEAR FOUNDED

413

GREEN CERTIFIED PROJECTS

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HOK U.S. OFFICE LOCATIONS PHILADELPHIA DENVER

CHICAGO ST. LOUIS

SEATTLE

NEW YORK

KANSAS CITY

WASHINGTON, D.C.

SAN FRANCISCO

TAMPA

AUSTIN

LOS ANGELES

DALLAS

MARKETS

HOUSTON

ATLANTA

MIAMI

SERVICES

Aviation +

Retail

Master Planning

Experience Design

Transportation

Science + Technology

Programming + Space

Graphics

Civic + Cultural

Sports + Recreation +

Planning

Interior Design

Commercial

Entertainment

Architecture

Lighting Design

Education

Tall Buildings

Urban Planning

On-Site Services

Government

Workplace

Engineering

Product Design

Healthcare

Sustainable Consulting

Renovation +

Hospitality

Landscape Architecture

Restoration

Justice

Building + Site

Strategic Accounts

Recreation + Wellness

Evaluation

Visioning + Strategic

Residential

Consulting

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University of Missouri Kansas City School of Computing and Engineering Education + Research Center | Kansas City, Missouri SIZE

58,000 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Programming, Concept Design, Laboratory Programming/Planning/ Design COMPLETION

2020 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Becky Savage (Project Manager) Angelo Arzano

HOK, in a design/build teaming effort, designed this four-story addition to support engineering programs at UMKC. Designed to put engineering on display and create a strong campus connection point for students, the facility will house laboratories, high-bay lab, maker space, visualization lab and a computing showcase.

The design establishes a super block of lab space that can be divided as necessary. Pulling the structural engineering high bay lab out from the main building allowed for planning efficiency, making the highest and best use of the site and providing maximum future flexibility.

To showcase engineering, the projects lab was put on the first floor behind a large window along Rock Hill Road, a major circulation path through campus. This level also provides space

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to put science and engineering on display, accommodating rolling display units for student poster sessions and presentations.

A maker space (accessible to students and the community) is located on the 2nd floor, along with a computing showcase and visualization lab. The 3rd floor houses active learning classrooms and team-based learning space for the Mechanical Engineering program, as well as a “big data” room.

UMKC is also a strong advocate for hands-on learning opportunities for students, including real-world application of MEP and structural engineering systems. To practice this belief, the roof will house a renewable energy platform as a test bed for renewable energy programs; one of many features that makes the building a living lab for engineering and computer sciences.

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University of Colorado - Colorado Springs William Hybl Sports Medicine + Performance Center | Colorado Springs, Colorado SIZE

104,500 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Architecture, Programming, Interior Design, Lab Design, Planning COMPLETION

2020 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Angelo Arzano Eli Hoisington

HOK was selected to design a new Sports Medicine and Performance Center at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs. This new Center is a destination clinic for training and healing elite athletes and wounded warriors, as well as a destination for the study of aging.

Centura Healthcare/Penrose St. Francis is providing the sports medicine component in partnership with UCCS. Along with this new facility, UCCS offers an undergraduate and graduate program. Masters candidates work in the clinic, rehab and performance area.

an anatomy/physio lab, research labs, lecture halls, classrooms and administrative space. The performance area includes a Motion Gait analysis lab featuring a tactical training stair and two other therapy elements that connect directly to functional training. A resting metabolic lab is immediately adjacent to the environmental chamber for performance enhancement training and research. A sports and nutrtion program in the heart of the building previews food products and encourages collaboration between students, sports medicine clinicians, therapists and researchers.

The facility is at the intersection of performance science research, training development and sports treatment. The building includes: a sports medicine clinic, physical therapy and rehab space, tactical performance and outdoor space,

The planning allowed for connection of the performance area to therapy spaces. First responders train alongside amateur athletes to maximize performance, while researchers work alongside sports medicine providers.

AWA R D S

ASLA, Central States Chapter.

Design Award of Merit - Unbuilt

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University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point Biology + Chemistry Academic Building | Stevens Point, Wisconsin SIZE

176,500 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Program Verification, Architectural Design, Laboratory Programming, Planning and Design, Education Planning, Interior Design COMPLETION

2018 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Eli Hoisington Margaret McDonald AWA R D S

AIA - St. Louis, Award of Merit Architecture

The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's (UWSP) vision is to prepare students to be good citizens - prepared to engage with their community and the world - by providing studentcentered education focused on developing critical thinking, creativity and inspiring lifelong learning.

In support of this vision, UWSP sought design of a new facility that would help accelerate the “time to degree” of their current degree programs as well as to meet growth projections in support of the Natural Sciences and the new Health Sciences degrees.

The building provides space for the Chemistry Department after being relocated from their existing 1963 Science Building. It also creates new space for four learning clusters of the UWSP Biology Department to be relocated from

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the Natural Resources Building. Those clusters include Introductory Biology, Human Biology, Botany as well as Microbiology, Molecular and Cell Biology.

HOK began design of the Biology and Chemistry Academic Building by establishing the building as a ceremonial campus arrival point, and emphasizing the importance of the sciences at UWSP. The design purposefully places research, instructional and prep spaces together to increase efficiency and enable equipment sharing.

A majority of the instructional labs, classrooms and many of the research labs have been standardized in size so they are flexible to change with the needs of the University, but are also adaptable for change in the future.

Award Recipient

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Colorado Mesa University Confluence Hall Engineering + Computer Science Building | Grand Junction, Colorado SIZE

68,000 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Programming, Concept Design, Laboratory Programming/ Planning COMPLETION

2018 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Angelo Arzano

In an effort to consolidate all engineering programs onto CMU’s main campus and meet expanding program growth needs, Colorado Mesa University sought a new Engineering and Computer Science building.

Previously, the Mechanical Engineering program was housed in a facility three miles from the main campus. The new facility brings engineering students back to the main campus, creates a new gateway from the western edge of the campus and acts as a powerful tool in recruiting new students and faculty to the university.

The facility houses CMU’s Mechanical and Civil Engineering programs, both of which operate under a progressive model for higher education in partnership with the University of Colorado.

HOK, in conjunction with Bennet Wagner Grody,

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provided programming and concept design services for the new building. The planning and programming process centered around a significant analysis of university registrar’s data, including number of courses, current student enrollment, enrollment projections and utilization targets. The analysis provided a detailed view of classroom, lab and support needs, generating highly efficient utilization rates per class. This allowed HOK to minimize square footage for the overall building, while providing options to accommodate Computer Sciences Department.

The building also houses the John McConnell Math & Science Center, a K-12 math and science center. This center allows the building to house a wide range of users, from elementary to college students and faculty creating a multigenerational continuum of teaching and learning.

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George Washington University Corcoran Hall Renovation | Washington, DC SIZE

47,500 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Programming, Architecture, Interior Design, Educational Planning COMPLETION

2017

George Washington University selected HOK to design the comprehensive renovation of historic Corcoran Hall, the first building on GW’s Foggy Bottom campus. The building houses the Department of Physics and general use classrooms. Project goals included creating spaces conductive to a collaborative and intellectual environment, meeting users’ needs and providing flexibility for growth.

To connect learning and research, establish active, visual links between public spaces and learning environments, and facilitate collaboration in un-programmed spaces— stairways, corridors, and alcoves— the team implemented three design strategies: 1. Create intentional collaboration spaces.

The design distributes both open and enclosed

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touchdown areas throughout the building with a combination of tables and chairs, soft seating, technology and glass marker boards.

2. Activate the main corridor. The renovation visually connects the corridor and instructional/ research spaces through glass lights in doors and full-height glazing at central meeting spaces, providing natural light thoughout the corridor while putting science on display. Alcoves off the corridor include built-in seating, display areas and writable surfaces.

3. Create an anchor. Building egress components were modified so that the center stairwell is longer a required means of egress, making it an open vertical connector stair.

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Morgan State University Jenkins Hall, Behavioral + Social Sciences Center | Baltimore, Maryland SIZE

HOK, in a joint teaming effort with Cho Benn Holback

world-class faculty and high-achieving students,

145,000 sq. ft.

& Associates, designed the Behavioral and Social

but also create a catalyst to bolster students who

Sciences Center (BSSC): the second of three

struggle to succeed.

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academic buildings and structured parking facilities

Facility Programming, Architectural Design, Laboratory Planning, Education Planning, Landscape Architecture, Signage/ Wayfinding, Sustainability Consulting, Construction Administration

planned for the site, forming MSU’s new West

A carefully crafted inside-out/outside-in planning

Campus.

and design effort encourages interdisciplinary

COMPLETION

MSU’s goals for the new BSSC included bringing

2017

together five different academic departments under

relationship-building to promote scholarly As the Social Sciences evolve to include greater

engagement and a community of learning among the

synergy and collaboration with the natural sciences,

social sciences.

it stands to reason that facility design for the Social Sciences should encourage more interdisciplinary

The facility includes flexible classrooms that

activity and opportunities for interaction.

accommodate group-based and traditional learning, lecture halls, instructional and research laboratories,

one roof - Economics, History and Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology – and therefore sought a building that would not only nurture relationships amongst their

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a resource center and vivarium.

The project achieved LEED Gold certification.

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Soka University of America STEM Expansion Project | Aliso Viejo, California SIZE

91,400 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Programming, Architectural Design, Lab Programming/Planning/Design COMPLETION

2020

Soka University is expanding its scientific curriculum to create a Life Sciences concentration within its Liberal Arts program. HOK designed the new academic and research science facility to support this expansion in keeping with SUA’s mission to educate and develop the whole individual and foster interaction at all levels.

Through visioning, the design team identified overarching themes that formed the basis for functional program and the creative lab design concept. One was that student learning should be engaging and hands-on. Visibility, transparency and ample collaboration space are provided inside and outside the labs to promote these themes.

The facility is flexible and adaptable to support current and future curricula and research needs.

Classroom spaces include smaller, movable tables

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for easy grouping in various team-based learning methods with robust AV capabilities (including white board or Idea Paint walls).

Biology, Chemistry and Physics labs and workspaces attract high caliber faculty and students. Teaching labs are designed with abundant natural light and natural wood finishes in a “studio” lab concept where group work is benched. A maker space/project lab allows dedicated spaced for student capstone projects.

A functional space program was developed with faculty users based on projected curriculum, faculty growth and best practices in STEM education facilities. A building efficiency (net/ gross) target of 57% was used based on benchmarking and best practices on similar projects.

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University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences | Buffalo, New York SIZE

630,000 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Site Planning, Program Verification, Architecture, Lab Planning, Medical Education Planning, Interior Design COMPLETION

2017 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Eli Hoisington Morgan Daenzer

After winning a global design ideas competition, HOK was selected to design the new University at Buffalo (UB) School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences on its downtown campus.

Located at the center of the region’s emerging bio-sciences corridor, this development anchors a lively, urban mixed-use district on campus and brings 2,000 students, faculty and staff downtown every day.

With the goal of fostering collaboration and interdisciplinary care, the new academic medical center creates connections that allow students, faculty, biomedical researchers and clinicians to move easily from classroom to bedside to lab.

The research facilities serve multiple departments, while state of the art core labs include Imaging, Stem Cell, BSL3 and a Laboratory Animal Facility.

AWA R D S

The new medical school will help the university achieve objectives critical to the UB 2020 strategic plan and grow class size from 140 to 180, allowing for the education of more physicians, many of whom will practice in the region.

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AIA New York State, Excelsior Award for Public Architecture ENR New York, Higher Education Award of Merit

Award Recipient

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Pennsylvania State University Chemical Engineering Biomedical Engineering Building | State College, Pennsylvania SIZE

194,500 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Architectural Design, Laboratory Programming, Planning and Design, Interior Design COMPLETION

2019

In an effort to support massive growth in the Biomedical Engineering program and new leadership of the Chemical Engineering group, Penn State proposed a new shared facility for both programs.

The new classroom and lab facility takes full advantage of the campus site to support the interdisciplinary nature of biomedical engineering, and connect both groups to other life science and related engineering disciplines in the heart of campus. The design allows for future growth on the tight site, and makes optimal use of the location for strong campus connections.

The co-location of chemical engineering with biomedical engineering for the dual purpose of education and research was influenced by the current trends in science: interdisciplinary

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research, global connectivity, changes in funding, and evolving pedagogy - including more hands-on learning.

HOK’s design approach began with significant analysis of the site, utilizing key “attributes of a great campus.” The proposed scheme makes strong anchors to the existing orthogonal grid and protects root zones of existing trees. It locates a main entry at the NE corner along the new Pedestrian Mall to serve students from the Science building cluster, and creates functional pedestrian access.

The building design combines research and learning space, collaboration space and maker space, all in a design that will effectively leverage sustainability strategies.

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Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine | Palo Alto, California SIZE

The Center for Academic Medicine (CAM) at

The project site is magnificent - contiguously

600,000 sq. ft. (Total build out)

Stanford University School of Medicine is the

adjacent to an existing campus arboretum/nature

210,000 sq. ft. (Phase I)

new home for the School’s medical education

preserve designed Frederick Law Olmsted in the

faculty - the “Clinical Educator”. The total build-out

1880’s. The “biology of place” played a distinctive

SERVICES

approaches 600,000 sq. ft. over three phases. The

and significant role in the Center’s developing

Programming, Planning,

initial phase is a 210,000 sq. ft. center plus a three-

design. By expanding the arboretum into the

Architecture, Interior Design,

level subgrade parking structure. The project began

project site, the new Center is essentially inside

Structural Engineering, MEP

with the master planning of the seven-acre site and

the arboretum. As part of our work with Stanford,

Engineering, Landscape

programming, planning and preliminary design for

site and building typologies were evaluated as we

Architecture, Sustainable

Phase 1.

investigated site alternatives compatible with the

Strategies COMPLETION

2021

More than a decade ago, Stanford initiated a national trend of hiring clinicians as faculty members to provide medical education/training to their students at the patients’ bedside; hence the Clinical Educator. At Stanford, they have grown from a population of a handful, to approximately 1,500 educators/ specialists in departments like pediatrics, otolaryngology, cardiology, neurology and dozens more.

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campus. Critical to the success of the site are the connections to the urban environment, arboretum, School of Medicine academic and administrative facilities, the clinical facilities from where research samples may originate, the Medical Center and neighboring properties and developments.

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University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Indoor Practice Facility | Chapel Hill, North Carolina SIZE

95,000 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Master Planning COMPLETION

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s new indoor practice facility includes a 100yard football practice field with an 80 foot roof height to allow kickers ample space to practice indoors. The facility aids in recruiting efforts and enhances the experience for football student athletes.

2018 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Ron Gans

On the north side, the building features nine garage doors that open to Navy Fields, the two existing full-length outdoor practice fields. This connectivity creates efficiencies for student athletes and coaching staff while taking advantage of the climate in the fall and spring.

While designed to accommodate football first, the practice field is also an asset to other UNC athletic programs in the off-season.

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HOK was hired to complete a comprehensive athletic master plan, which resulted in identifying the need for the full length indoor practice field.

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Northwestern University Ryan Fieldhouse + Walter Athletics Center | Evanston, Illinois SIZE

433,000 sq. ft.

SERVICES

Architecture, Experience Design, Interior Design, Planning, Programming COMPLETION

2018 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Trevor Bechtold AWA R D S

AIGA - Kansas City, KC A15 Awards, Environmental Design + Signage

Northwestern University’s new Ryan Fieldhouse and Walter Athletics Center offers state-of-theart amenities and views of the Chicago skyline that support the school’s efforts to recruit the top student-athletes across the country.

This first-class training facility provides Olympic and football specific sports performance spaces in addition to sports medicine, equipment distribution, academics and training table accommodations for all 19 Northwestern sport programs. The sports performance spaces are strategically placed with direct access to Ryan Fieldhouse, serving as a key component of the development of student-athletes.

Football, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse, field hockey and cross country have dedicated locker rooms, lounges, team meeting

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rooms and coaches’ offices within the facility in close proximity to all support functions with indoor and outdoor fields immediately adjacent.

A dry-land training area supports the swimming and diving teams, while men’s and women’s basketball each have dedicated lounges. The top floor of the facility is home to Northwestern senior athletic administration, providing staff a much needed campus presence.

Because the facilities accommodate studentathletes, coaches, staff, faculty, students and the Evanston community; security, functionality and flow were critical drivers. More private areas specific to student-athletes and coaches are consolidated centrally within the facility. Ryan Fieldhouse has a more public campus entry while also providing private access for athletics.

Award Recipient

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Northwestern University Welsh-Ryan Arena Renovation | Evanston, Illinois SIZE

6,800 basketball seats 7,200 end stage seats 7,600 center stage seats SERVICES

Architecture, Experience Design, Interior Design, Sustainability Consulting

HOK completed a significant renovation that transformed the historic, 65-year-old Welsh Ryan Arena. The multi-purpose arena, located inside McGaw Memorial Hall, was updated to create a hospitality-driven experience. The arena is a “ship in a bottle,” a fully functioning building within the existing fieldhouse. The design team was challenged to work within the existing fieldhouse to create a modern arena inside a cherished campus building.

COMPLETION

2018

The seating bowl was completely replaced, with capacity reduced from 8,100 to 7,000. New premium amenities were be added, including suites and loge boxes, and the building footprint was expanded on the east and west sides. The current End Club, which serves as the main training table and as a secondary event space, was elevated into a true hospitality space to

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accommodate meetings, events, conferences and a premium game-day experience.

The existing building housed a basketball practice facility, which was moved to Trienens Hall to accommodate the modern programmatic needs of the arena. New coaches offices and dual practice courts were added to the arena to ensure easy access for staff and studentathletes. New technology, including a center hung scoreboard and ribbon boards, were added.

The existing lobby was expanded, creating a memorable entry experience.

The arena is one of the most accessible venues in the country. The universally designed renovations go above and beyond ADA requirements to provide flexibility in seating in multiple locations and comfort for all fans.

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University of Alabama - Birmingham Football Operations Facility + Practice Pavilion | Birmingham, Alabama SIZE

46,000 sq. ft. Football Operations Facility 80,000 sq. ft. Football Practice Pavilion SERVICES

Architecture, Interior Design COMPLETION

2017 R E L E VA N T T E A M

Ron Gans

The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s (UAB) new Football Operations Building serves as a symbol of the re-established program’s presence on campus. The football program was disbanded in 2014 and has since gained vast support and financial backing from fans and donors across the country, leading to the program’s reinstatement. The project, which opened prior to the program’s first game as a team again, includes a football operations facility and practice pavilion.

The pavilion is a first of its kind outdoor synthetic field with a white roof canopy, providing protection from the elements and connectivity to the outdoors and adjacent facilities. The pavilion was a creative design response to the team’s programmatic needs and budget. It includes camera and film towers as well as field

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lighting to maximize practice time. Two additional uncovered outdoor practice fields are located nearby as well as an enclosed storage building for the outdoor field equipment and restrooms.

The Football Operations Building was designed as a recruiting piece and central base for athletes and staff while communicating UAB’s vision for the program. A two-story entry lobby includes bold graphics while offering views of the adjacent weight room and access to the second floor via a grand staircase. A rehabilitation area, sports medicine area, locker room, player lounge and offices for coaches and support staff are included. In addition, a large auditorium is used for the team and outside events, while a multipurpose room with adjacencies to the auditorium and lobby functions as a study hall, gathering space and dining room.

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ENGINEERING SERVICES

HOK ENGINEERING Engineering has been an integral part of HOK since the firm’s founding in 1955. Around the world, HOK’s engineers and technical specialists apply our broad range of services across every major building system to create high-performance, cost-effective environments.

Our team brings solutions that meet the unique requirements of the academic campus, creating flexible and modern educational environments, whether for teaching, research or specialized academic facilities.

Regardless of size or location, each project benefits from our creative and collaborative design process. This integrated approach goes beyond the traditional design approach by holistically integrating the engineering and architectural designs to optimize building performance, efficiency, sustainability, and life cycle costs.

Our commitment to innovation and high-performance solutions is demonstrated by our long history of successful projects completed around the world.

MECH A NICA L ENGINEERING

» Central utility plants » Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning » Air distribution systems — VAV, constant volume, underfloor air, dual facade » Hydronic systems » Chilled beam systems » Geothermal systems and ground source heat pumps » Energy recovery systems » Photovoltaic systems and solar towers » Natural ventilation design » BMS and building automation » Mission critical systems and clean rooms ELEC TRICA L ENGINEERING

» Power generation and distribution » High, medium and low voltage systems » Mission critical systems and clean rooms » Operating systems » Lighting

STRUCTUR AL ENGINEERING

» Fire alarm and smoke detection

» Structural engineering design » Façade engineering

PLUMBING / FIRE PROTEC TION ENGINEERING

» Foundation design

» Sanitary systems

» Seismic design

» Water retention and reuse

» Long-span and special structures

» Sprinklers and standpipe

» Technical planning and conceptual studies

» Fire pumps

» Existing building assessments

» Mission critical systems and clean rooms

» Renovation and retrofit design » Structural modeling

S Y S T E M S A N A LY S I S

» Linear and non-linear dynamic analysis

» Energy modeling and analysis

» Blast and vibration analysis

» Life cycle analysis

» Load capacity studies

» Climate and micro-climate analysis » Daylighting analysis » Thermal and comfort analysis » Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

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ENGINEERING SERVICES HOK partners with outside engineering firms for various projects as needed. For Civil Engineering and MEP Engineering, HOK utilizes a variety of reputable firms with whom we have worked on multiple projects.

Commonly used subcontractors for engineering services include: CIVIL ENGINEERS Civil Design, Inc. 5220 Oakland Ave. St. Louis, Missouri 63110 314.863.5570 www.civildesigninc.com

M EC H A N I C A L , E L EC T R I C A L , P L U M B I N G E N G I N E E R S Burns & McDonnell 9400 Ward Parkway Kansas City, Missouri 64114 816.822.3929 www.burnsmcd.com

CDG Engineers Architects Planners, Inc. One Campbell Plaza St. Louis, Missouri 63139 314.781.7770 www.cdgengineers.com

IMEG 15 Sunnen Drive, Suite 104 St. Louis, Missouri 63143 314.645.1132 www.imegcorp.com

David Mason & Associates 800 South Vandeventer St. Louis, Missouri 63110 314.534.1030

McClure Engineering 1000 Clark Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63102 314.645.6232 www.mcclureeng.com

www.davidmason.com

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REFERENCES + F I R M C O N TACT

HOK REFERENCES Kevin Truman Vice Provost & Dean School of Computing & Engineering University of Missouri-Kansas City 5100 Rockhill Rd. Kansas City, MO 64110 816.235.2361 trumank@umkc.edu

Robert Bell, Ph.D. Professor of Biology (Emeritus) Biology and Chemistry Academic Building University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 302 Chemistry Biology Building 2101 Fourth Avenue Stevens Point, WI 54481-3897 715.346.2074 rbell@uwsp.edu

Scott Arey Associate Athletic Director for Event Management Northwestern University 1501 Central Street Evanston, IL 60208 847.491.4316 s-arey@northwestern.edu Reference for the Northwestern Walter Athletic Center + Ryan Fieldhouse

FIRM CONTACT David Coleman, AIA, LEED AP Principal 10 South Broadway, Suite 200 St. Louis, Missouri 63102 314.629.7674

Missouri State University

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ADDITIONAL I N F O R M AT I O N

HOK EXPERIENCE DESIGN The Experience Design (EXD) group at HOK celebrates the culture and people that make spaces unique. Together with our clients and architectural partners, we map out the journey and leverage brand strategy, so everyone can visualize your unique personality. EXD also collaborates with teams across markets and disciplines, providing broad exposure to current ideas, styles and sensibilities as they emerge. We leverage cross-market tactics and strategies in the constant evolution of how we tell stories.

We are rooted in technical excellence, driven by imagination and focused on a solitary goal: to deliver solutions that inspire clients and communities.

PLACEMAKING

WAY F I N D I N G

BRAND DESIGN

Experiential graphics

Signage design and standards

Identity and logo design

Assessments

Brand applications

ADA and life safety

Media integration

Master plan strategies

Change management campaigns

Naming and numbering

New media

Public art Digital experiences Storytelling displays Donor recognition Exhibits

“People today are searching for connections that transcend the transactional. They want to be moved by an experience and stay connected to brands beyond a single product or event.”

— JEFF LANCASTER, HOK CREATIVE DIRECTOR

60 14 25 63 07 13 24

Years in the Industry Design Awards in 2020 Corporate Headquarters Designed

Sports Facilities Designed Office Locations Across Firm

Market Sectors

EXD Designers

BY THE NUMBERS

CAMPUS FACILITY ASSESSMENT 20

UNIVERSITY + CAMPUS FACILITY ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE

Howard University California State University - San Jose California State University - Los Angeles University of Alabama Birmingham University of Alabama Huntsville William Rainey Harper College King Suad University Oman University San Jose State University Tennessee Technological University Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles And Many Others OUR FOCUS

+

When we walk through and comprehensively assess facilities closely with our clients, we focus our attention on several key building components and systems and document our findings. These components include: » Structure / Foundations

years of experience providing comprehensive facility

» Core + Shell

assessments for university

» Vertical Circulation

and college campus buildings.

» Accessibility / ADA » Column Bay and Floor to Floor Heights » MEP Systems

HOK ASSESS

» Site Infrastructure

HOK Assess is an integrated and streamlined process for master plan level existing facility condition assessment that leverages the knowledge that currently assists on your campus about the capacities of your existing buildings and infrastructure and pairs it with our team's architectural and engineering expertise. HOK's philosophy with our building assessments is all about working with our clients. We are extremely confident in our ability to assess faculties and develop processes to meet immediate needs and project long term solutions. But, no one knows your campus like you. We work closely with our clients to investigate every facilities with our client's first hand knowledge of the space. From there, we inject our deep experience to catalog and prioritize the necessary maintenance and infrastructure improvements to

PROCESS

We begin the process with an interactive workshop with building representatives followed by a visual inspection tour of each building.

DOCUMENTATION

Our architecture and engineering teams will document existing conditions and address issues that we discover.

REVIEW

An initial assessment is then reviewed with the Planning Committee.

COST ESTIMATING

We will work closely with our cost estimating subconsultant, Vermuelens, to develop a cost estimate to address documented issues and review outcome with Planning Committee.

better support students, faculty and staff. We are excited to assess the facilities of Missouri State University's College of Natural and Applied Sciences to reach your master planning goals.

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COMMUNICATION

The final report documents the relative condition and a “highest and best use comparison” of the existing buildings as a foundational component of the master plan and also a tool for communication with campus leadership.

Howard University Washington, DC Seeking an update to their campus master plan, Howard University contracted HOK to provide planning and programming guidance for the central (main) and west (law school) campuses. The project was approached in four phases: project start-up; inventory and assessment; master plan program development; and master plan update. The final report documented campus space utilization plan that documents existing space use and future needs for academic, residential, athletic/recreational, administrative, student services and parking; analysis of space use; and opinion of cost for all renovations, improvements and new facilities.

California State University - San Jose San Jose, California California State University, San José engaged HOK to conceptualize and define the master plan for the renovation and expansion of their Student Union and the Event Center facilities. HOK also provided medical planning expertise for the development of a new University Health Center. The plan for the new precinct comprises 470,000 sq. ft. of multiuse and specialized program elements, including courts, a gymnasium, theatre, food services, retail, meeting rooms, office and support areas. The Student Center expands and enhances activities and student presence in the campus core. Massing and distribution of the program establishes a welcoming, accesible presence.

California State University - Los Angeles Los Angeles, California The CSULA campus covers approximately 150 acres at the intersection of three major highway. HOK was tasked with comprehensive review of the existing Master Plan, conducting building inventories, and evaluation of existing and proposed enrolment data.

Detailed building system analysis and cost estimation were conducted for four campus buildings to determine feasibility of proposing and implementing upgrades and/or reuse of these key structures for new or expanded uses. Master Plan scenarios were developed to demonstrate campus expansion opportunities.

William Rainey Harper College Palatine, Illinois The William Rainey Harper College Master Plan was a critical review of the program and space needs plus a plan of prioritized projects which responded to the challenges facing the college as it functions in a dynamic environment. The purpose of the Harper College master plan was to provide a plan that will correct existing problems, provide for existing needs and accommodate future needs of the college.

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CODE COMPLIANCE, ACCESSIBILITY + UNIVERSAL DESIGN Throughout our firm’s history, HOK has been a participant in the evolution of universally accessible and useful buildings and places. Universal design is a core within our practice and our teams design facilities in compliance within the guideline standards of the American Disabilities Act (ADA).

As part of our QA/QC procedures, an ADAAG checklist is completed at the end of every design stage. Below are some examples of such compliance: » Entrances & exits - Review layout of accessible building entrances » Doors & gates - Review layout of accessible doors » Building lobbies & corridors - Review accessibility of public spaces » Toilet rooms - Review layout of accessible toilet rooms » Signage - Review layout of wayfinding signs » Alarms - Review criteria for accessible visualaudio alarms In terms of building codes, we begin our planning efforts with a code review to ensure that life-safety and building code issues are noted. We will work with clients to ensure that structural, MEPFP and local fire codes are satisfied. Our team can also establish early communication with local code officials, the fire marshal and other authorities having jurisdiction to ensure buy-in of planning strategies.

Staford University School of Medicine

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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN + CONSULTING Building on two decades of hands-on experience in sustainability, HOK is committed to creating value for our clients through innovative, environmentally responsible design.

We embrace our unique responsibility as one of the world’s most influential design firms to advance sustainable design awareness, proficiency and innovation for every building type, geographic region and budget level. By developing solutions to enhance aesthetic goals while limiting resource consumption, improving building performance and promoting occupant health and productivity, HOK is leading the way to an increasingly sustainable future.

S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y S E R V I C E S Design Research Integrated Sustainable Design LEED, BREEAM + WELL Consulting Performance Design + Analysis Policy Development + Implementation Post Occupancy + Existing Buildings Services Resilient Design + Planning Sustainability + Wellness Sustainability Planning + Facilitation Sustainable Design + Operations Guidelines Wellness Audits + Assessments

HOK has been a leader in sustainability since the days when it was known simply as environmentally responsible design. In 1993, we made it official by establishing sustainable design as a core value.

Together with our clients, we are creating innovative new solutions for designing, constructing and operating the built environment in ways that allow both human and natural systems to thrive.

Our commitment to sustainability...

Our commitment to sustainability emanates from every level of the organization – from Chairman and Sustainable Design Principals, to a network of “Champions” in each regional office and practice area. More than 750 HOK employees are LEED credentialed through the USGBC. Leadership — We deliver sustainable solutions for every building type, region and budget. This has led to numerous sustainable firsts and accolades.

Innovation — From our alliance with Biomimicry 3.8, to our FIT tool, Process Zero design and net zero projects, we are pushing into new frontiers.

Action — Our actions are guided by a Sustainable Roadmap and Operations Plan.

We have signed on to The 2030 Challenge and the AIA’s 2030 Commitment.

Long before the creation of the LEED green building rating system, HOK developed sustainability checklists by phase and topic.

These resources served as the foundation for The HOK Guidebook to Sustainable Design, widely recognized as one of the design profession’s seminal textbooks.

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Measurement — We achieve measurable outcomes. We provide design analysis services, follow a “6 Steps to Energy Optimization” process and use BIM to forecast and monitor performance.

TA N G I B L E R E S U LT S

HOK has convincingly demonstrated that “green” projects can be delivered without compromising aesthetic goals, building

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performance or budget constraints. Our built projects include office buildings, laboratories, corporate campuses, courthouses, museums, schools and master-planned communities throughout the world. HOK currently has over 300 LEED, BREEAM, WELL, Green Mark, Green Globe and QSAS projects.

I N D U S T R Y R EC O G N I T I O N

HOK’s expertise and leadership have been acknowledged through awards and recognition from leading industry organizations. » Ranked as a Top Role Model for Sustainable and High-Performance Design by DesignIntelligence for seven consecutive years » #1 Architecture/Engineering firm in ENR’s survey of Top 100 Green Buildings Design Firms » #2 in DesignIntelligence 2014 survey of Professional Design Practices admired for Technology Expertise » #1 BIM Architecture Firm as ranked by Building Design + Construction » Eight AIA Committee on the Environment “Top Ten Green Projects” » USGBC “Organizational Excellence Award” » AIA COTE, CoreNet Global and IIDA “Sustainable Design Leadership Award” » Global Green USA “Designing a Sustainable and Secure World Award” » Sustainable Buildings Industry Council “Best Sustainable Practice Award” » AIA Presidential Citation for Sustainable Design

Comprehensive Services HOK helps clients with all their sustainable facility needs through the entire building, site and development life cycle. HOK engages clients during strategic planning, policy writing, design, delivery and ongoing management. Our professionals provide a wide range of integrated or stand-alone services including:

400+ GREEN CERTFIED PROJECTS

Sustainability Planning — Collaborating with organizations to develop a holistic sustainability strategy that achieves measurable results across a broad range of environmental, economic and social areas of focus. Developing a framework for implementation of sustainability programs, including operations guidelines, environmental benchmarking, best practice research and financial analysis.

Climate Action Planning — Creation of a Green House Gas (GHG) inventory; compilation of facility growth trends; energy pricing and regulatory assessment; creation of a Decision System to evaluate gathered metrics; actionable items from an inventory of strategies; creation of long and short term paths towards achievement and an implementation plan based around mitigation wedges.

Sustainability Guidelines — (Design, Operations, Policies & Procedures) Development of sustainable design, construction and operations guidelines to assist corporate and public sector clients in managing all components of their portfolio.

Sustainable Education — Customized sustainability courses for in-house delivery to corporations, agencies and non-profit institutions to further organizational sustainability goals, including ‘trainthe-trainer’ programs to build in-house leadership in sustainability.

(from top) DC Consolidated Forensic Lab (LEED-NC Platinum); University of Missouri Health Patient Tower (LEEDNC Gold)

Energy + Water Resource Efficiency — Practices, policies and measures to reduce energy, carbon and water consumption, increase whole building resource efficiency and reduce operating costs.

Energy + Daylight Modeling — Early energy and daylight modeling to inform massing and orientation solutions that result in an efficient building design.

Occupant Engagement + Workplace Strategy — To fully realize the benefits of green projects and policies, it is important to engage senior leadership, employees, customers, vendors and partners. Occupant Engagement inspires sustainable behavior among building tenant groups through engagement, education and outreach programs. We can enroll, train and solicit input from stakeholders as you rollout your green strategies or projects to ensure longterm success.

Existing Buildings Sustainable Assessments + Upgrades — Existing Building and portfolio assessments to determine operational performance standards. Implementation of sustainable operations and maintenance practices to assist owners and operators in meeting sustainability goals.

LEED for Existing Buildings O&M — Analysis, documentation and certification process for LEED for Existing Buildings: O&M by addressing building performance, operational practices, management policies and procurement practices - for individual existing buildings or across portfolios.

Applied Sustainable Research / PostOccupancy — Research on solutions that will drive transformative sustainable results in the built environment. Post-Occupancy Evaluations compare actual building/site performance to design goals, focusing aspects from energy performance to occupant comfort.

Building Performance Analysis — Support analysis of building envelope and systems improvement to inform decisions.

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HOK LIGHTING OV ERVIEW

HOK’s lighting group consists of five full-time dedicated lighting designers, and we strive to create the most appropriate visual environments for people. We combine formal education in lighting design with professional experience and continuing education as a basis for technical competency. Our team members are trained and integrated in various disciplines; including architecture, interiors, engineering and product design.

We collaborate with project teams to create a unified overall lighting plan that reinforces the project design philosophies. We take a very hands-on approach to projects, collaborating with the team through sketches, computer visuals and old fashioned “plug it in” lighting mock-ups.

UNIQUE LIGHTING EXPERIENCE

HOK understands the long-term implications of lighting systems maintenance and energy consumption. Lighting systems play a critical role in how space is perceived and influence occupant behavior by affecting performance, mood, morale, safety and security. Lighting also plays a key role in way finding and orientation.

HOK’s lighting solutions are inspirationally collaborative. We strive to balance key client and stakeholder opinions with design team visions and aspirations. We are the voice of both high design and low maintenance.

E N G A G I N G T H E FA C I L I T I E S S TA F F

HOK actively engages the facilities staff to discuss existing lighting systems concerns and challenges, while celebrating systems which have stood the test of time. We listen carefully and implement facilities staff opinions. Designs consider long-term lighting maintenance issues like ease of light fixture accessibility and critical lamp life/source, ballast selections impacting an owner today and in the future.

We also actively present complementary projects or applications to the project team, which may represent new lighting technology or equipment for consideration. An owner’s existing lighting standards and preferences are considered alongside national IES lighting level (footcandle) criteria and LEED energy challenges.

P R O V I D I N G S O L U T I O N S T H AT W O R K

HOK’s solutions balance a project’s unique aesthetics with operational concerns to ultimately complement the interior and exterior architectural design both aesthetically and functionally.

A hierarchy of “lighting systems” provides appropriate illumination levels through differing functions.

Lighting by day and night can reinforce way-finding opportunities to direct and orient infrequent visitors and day-to-day employees. Pedestrian scale general lighting and lower scale pathway lighting may delineate boundaries and create a sense of security and place after sunset. At night, landscape lighting and careful building accent lighting and entry illumination draw attention to both distant and near field visual prominence, a well as aftersunset security concerns.

Sustainable design lighting practices are at the heart of our lighting solutions, but we understand an owner’s need to balance initial investments with long-term life cycle analysis.

Energy efficient lighting systems are integrated into projects based on team interest level and budget constraints. LEED is a benchmark. Whether a LEED project or not, HOK will still strive to design lighting systems that consume the least energy when activated. We also understand turning light off by timers, occupancy sensors or time clocks ultimately save more energy than dimming lights in response to daylight contribution.

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ENSURING COST, SCHEDULE AND QUALITY CONTROL The foundation of our team’s overall project approach is based on a structured coordination and management process. Our method builds upon and improves traditional cost, schedule and project coordination measures. It allows the project team to make cost and value decisions early in the project, thereby reducing the possibility of rework or costing errors. It focuses on involving the entire team to identify and benchmark schedule, costs, and value related to the project through the use of a structured management model. The process begins in the early stages of the project with a clearly defined set of objectives, program and budgetary parameters. At each interactive review session, the design is evaluated against the program and the budget. Part of the decision process includes this comparison of the design to the budget and schedule.

COST CONTROL

Our team views cost control responsibilities as an active and imperative component of our design services. The primary principle involved in our methodology is to control the total project budget. It is essential that every system and component of the project budget be identified, defined, and appropriately budgeted.

The first step in our cost control process is to carefully define the project’s scope and design parameters to establish a realistic and detailed Cost Plan within the project budget. The detailed Cost Plan includes separate costs or sub-budgets for each building component or system. These sub-budgets allow the project team to discuss and evaluate each component relative to the performance expectations, desired appearance and intended quality.

The entire Project Team will participate in making any adjustments required to establish conformance of the Cost Plan with the Project Budget. The entire team focuses not only on bottom line costs but also on the choices made during the design process leading to success.

Upon arrival at a clear definition of the scope of the project, it will be possible to prepare a construction cost estimate, which clearly represents the scope of the project that the client can believe in and the design team can adhere to.

At each stage of the design process, special attention is paid to those elements having the greatest potential impact on the overall project cost. Since these elements are often the least defined systems in the early design phases, accurate cost analysis requires comparison to our extensive database of historical data from similar completed projects. At each project phase (programming, schematic design, design development), cost estimates will be reviewed against the Cost Plan and any deviations will be identified and evaluated. This will allow the Project Team to make meaningful and informed decisions concerning adjustments in either the design solution or the budget allocation.

SCHEDULE CONTROL

A detailed workplan established at the beginning of the project will identify key deliverables, decisions, and milestone progress points for team members. From the beginning of the project, milestone dates will be established by all participants. This will enable the project schedule to be met and allow work to be conducted in an orderly manner. Operational schedules will then be maintained, including: » Weekly calendar schedules » Progress report schedule » Phase percent complete report We provide monthly progress reports that describe the month’s activities, project issues, anticipated events, schedule adherence, costs, meeting notes, and other written and design documentation. Scheduling during design will identify all required activities (in-house, consultants, corporate management, government agencies, etc.) and sequence them on a time-line to ensure that they get done. As the design develops and we begin construction documents, we will research all unique material and equipment requirements and establish the need dates for advance procurement when appropriate.

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ENSURING COST, SCHEDULE AND QUALITY CONTROL QUALIT Y CONTROL PROGR AM

Project quality begins with a commitment from the team to produce the best possible work consistent with the goals and expectations of the client. Striving for quality is a fundamental goal for all projects at both firms. Our Quality Assurance Program begins with the start-up procedures and continuous management of the project from inception through your move-in. This process has evolved over our joint histories into a process focusing on quality, cost, and time and is one that provides the highest possible value to our clients.

To address quality issues, we have a written quality control program that provides both technical assistance during project design and a strictly enforced system of periodic review. We believe that no matter how much we reinforce the idea of quality documentation as an ongoing design process, we must supplement careful document production with a rigorous check of process at various phases of a project’s design progress. Our process assures quality control reviews are performed on every project; no project is released without benefit of a review.

Designated team members are supplemented with firm resources that are dedicated to quality control reviews. Our team members lead the review process, bringing extensive experience in the technical coordination of all types of building programs. Under their direction, senior staff members from each discipline carry out reviews. The sole requirement is that the quality control reviewers are not involved in the project they are reviewing so that objectivity is maintained.

Comments generated during the review process are written directly on a set of documents intended solely for this purpose. The comments are studied and evaluated by the project director and the project technical coordinator. All agreed-to comments are incorporated into the documents. Written response to quality control comments is mandatory before any project is released. Our quality control staff is a resource to our team, and is always available for consultation and dissemination of technical information.

Finally, the project responsibility of our design staff does not end with the construction document phase. The project’s technical coordinator is involved with shop drawing review, and field visits assures that the continuity and integrity of design is maintained through project completion

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HIGHER EDUCATION AWARDS 2025

Chicago Athenaeum Green GOOD Design Award University of Southern California Ginsburg Human-Centered Computation Hall Los Angeles, California LA Business Journal 2025 Commercial Real Estate Awards: Education University of Southern California Ginsburg Human-Centered Computation Hall Los Angeles, California IIDA Northern California - Long View University of Southern California Ginsburg Human-Centered Computation Hall Los Angeles, California 2024

ASLA Maryland Presidential Award of Excellence for General Design UPMC Mercy Pavilion Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ASLA Potomac President Award for DesignBuilt UPMC Mercy Pavilion Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Structural Engineering Excellence Award in New Buildings over $50 Million by Structural Engineers Association of Georgia Emory University Health Sciences Research Building II Atlanta, Georgia

Top: Stanford School of Medicine 1651 Page Mill Renewal; Morgan State University, Jenkins Hall; University of Maryland, Baltimore Health Sciences Facility; William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance CEnter

USGBC Georgia Design + Construction Award Emory University Health Sciences Research Building II Atlanta, Georgia 2023

Green GOOD DESIGN® Award Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Palo Alto, California Scottish Property Awards, Development of the Year University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre Glasgow, Scotland AIA Georgia People’s Choice Award – Unbuilt Project Emory University Health Sciences Research Building II Atlanta, Georgia ENR Southeast Best Project, Higher Education/Research Category Emory University Health Sciences Research Building II Atlanta, Georgia AIA Philadelphia Design Award Penn State University Animal, Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Building University Park, Pennsylvania Florida Education Facilities Planners’ Association – Award of Merit Florida Polytechnic University Applied Research Center

Structural Engineering Excellence Award in People’s Choice category by Struc Emory University Health Sciences Research Building II Atlanta, Georgia

Scottish Property Awards, Development of the Year University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre Lakeland, Florida

Design Excellence Gold “Institution” category, The American Society of Interior Designers Georgia Chapter Emory University Health Sciences Research Building II Atlanta, Georgia

IIDA Northern California Honor Award – Longview Category Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Palo Alto, California IIDA Northern California Honor Award – Heal Category Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Palo Alto, California

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HIGHER EDUCATION AWARDS 2022

SEFA International Lab of the Year, High Honors 4340 Duncan Multi-tenant Lab and Office – Cortex Innovation Community St. Louis, Missouri AIA San Mateo – Citation Award Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Palo Alto, California AIA East Bay – Large Scale Merit Award Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Palo Alto, California Chicago Athenaeum American Architecture Award Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Palo Alto, California 2021

2020

American Inst. of Architects, St. Louis University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, Biology and Chemistry Building Award of Merit - Architecture Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Recreation & Wellness Center

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American Inst. of Architects, Maryland Morgan State University, Jenkins Hall Behavioral and Social Sciences Center Excellence in Design Awrds - Merit Award Baltimore, Maryland

American Inst. of Graphic Arts, Kansas City Northwestern University Ryan Fieldhouse and Walter Athletics Center KC A15 Awards - Environmental Design + Signage Evanston, Illinois

Palo Alto, California

Crick Institute; University of Portland Beauchamp

American Inst. of Architects, California Stanford School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine Award of Merit Palo Alto, California

NIRSA University of Mississippi, South Campus Recreation Center Outstanding Sports Facility Award Oxford, Mississippi

Excellence in Structural Engineering Award

College of Optometry Patient Care Center; Francis

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American Inst. of Architects, Northern VA University of Maryland, Baltimore Health Sciences Facility III Jurors' Citation in Institutional Architecture Baltimore, Maryland

Medicine Center for Academic Medicine

Operations Complex; University of Missouri-St. Louis

Stanford, California

NIRSA University of Wisconsin-Madison Nicholas Recreation Center Outstanding Sports Facility Award Madison, Wisconsin

NCSEA Stanford University, School of

Top: Clemson University Allen N. Reeves Football

IIDA Northern California University of Southern California, Michelson Hall Honor Award Los Angeles, California The Architect's Newspaper Stanford School of Medicine 1651 Page Mill Renewal Editor's Pick, Building Renovation

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American Society of Landscape Archtects Central States Chapter William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center Award of Merit - Design - Unbuilt Colorado Springs, Colorado NAIOP Tampa Bay University of South Florida, Morsani College of Medicine and Heart Institute Best Healthcare Project Tampa, Florida

HIGHER EDUCATION AWARDS National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) Towson University Burdick Hall Expansion Outstanding Sports Facility Award Towson, Maryland

ENR Southeast Best Projects Clemson University Allen N. Reeves Football Operations Complex Award of Merit – Sports/Entertainment Clemson, South Carolina

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American Institute of Architects Baltimore University of Maryland Health Sciences Facility III Design Excellence Awards - Higher Ed. Baltimore, Maryland

International Interior Design Association Gateway Chapter University of Missouri-St. Louis College of Optometry Patient Care Center Design Excellence Award St. Louis, Missouri

American Inst. of Architects New York State University at Buffalo Jacobs School of

London First The Francis Crick Institute

Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Excelsior Award for Public Architecture Buffalo, New York

London’s Greatest Research

ENR New York University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Higher Education Award of Merit Buffalo, New York European Healthcare Design Awards The Francis Crick Institute Health and Life Sciences Design Award London, United Kingdom National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) Louisiana State University Student Recreation Complex Outstanding Sports Facilities Award Baton Rouge, Louisiana IIDA Northern California Stanford Medical Research Building Merit Award - Heal Category Palo Alto, California 2 0 17

Top: University of Miami Patricia Louise Frost Music Studios; University of Washington Husky Stadium; Wisconsin Energy Institute; The Commonwealth

& Development Prize Winner London, United Kingdom National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Utah State University’s Aggie Rec Center Outstanding Sports Facility Logan, Utah Preservation Association of Lincoln University of Nebraska Lincoln East Campus Recreation and Wellness Center Integration of Old and New Award Lincoln, Nebraska R&D Magazine The Francis Crick Institute Lab of the Year London, United Kingdom RTPI National Awards for Planning Excellence The Francis Crick Institute Silver Jubilee Cup; Excellence in Planning to Create an Economically Successful Place London, United Kingdom

Building Design + Construction Clemson University Allen N. Reeves Football Operations Complex Building Team Awards – Silver Clemson, South Carolina

Medical College

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David Coleman, AIA, LEED AP Principal 10 South Broadway, Suite 200 St. Louis, Missouri 63102 314.629.7674