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WILLIAMS COLLEGE CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL SAINT ANTHONY HALL & NEW RESIDENTIAL ANNEX WILLIAMSTOWN, MA 15 JUNE 2015

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CONTENTS COVER LETTER 1

MANAGEMENT PLAN

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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

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PROJECT TEAM AND EXPERIENCE

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FORMS AND FEE

McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc.

June 12, 2015 Mr. Timothy Reisler Assistant Director for Administrative Services Williams College Facilities Williamstown, MA 01267 Re:

Saint Anthony Hall, Center for Developing Economies Architectural and Engineering Services

Dear Mr. Reisler, We would like to thank you for inviting McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. (MKA) to submit this proposal for Saint Anthony Hall. We are a highly specialized firm of architects and planners that have a unique record of restoring, renovating and updating historic buildings so that they can effectively serve our clients’ needs.

We have found, in our experience, that it is impossible for an architectural firm to excel equally both in the renovation and restoration of historic buildings and in the design of modern new buildings and contemporary renovations. In order to provide Williams College with the best possible team for Saint Anthony Hall, we have invited DiMella Shaffer and Associates Inc. (DSA) to partner with us and lead the design effort of the addition and renovation of the non-historic spaces.

We recently completed an extraordinarily successful renovation and restoration of the 92,000 square foot Saint Mary’s Hall at Boston College. This project combined residential and academic spaces within the building. MKA was responsible for the restoration of the historic exterior and key historic interior spaces while DSA was responsible for the renovation of non-historic interior spaces, residences, creation of an academic entrance, new parking facility, and direction and coordination of new MEP+FP systems. The key members of this architectural team as well as key engineering consultants are all part of our proposed Saint Anthony Hall team.

KEYS TO A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT • Authentic and enjoyable, character defining historic spaces that will celebrate the rich 130-year history of the hall.

• Exciting and contemporary academic and residential spaces that contribute to the teaching, learning and sharing experiences for both faculty and students.

• The image of a restored and expanded Saint Anthony Hall is important in conveying the stature of significance of the CDE. • True sustainability needs to not only conserve energy, but also do so in a way that does not significantly accelerate the deterioration of restored masonry.

• Our team has the staffing, experience and commitment to meet Williams College’s established schedule for the project.

SCHEDULE We have carefully reviewed the CDE Schedule dated 5/18/15 and feel very comfortable in meeting the 7/29/16 Completion Date for Contract Documents. Our entire design team is aware of this schedule and makes a commitment to Williams College to meet this schedule. By meeting this schedule it allows Williams College the option of starting construction in either 2017 or 2018 on the day after the 50th Class Reunion Weekend.

LEED Our design team has extensive LEED Gold Projects. DSA has completed 18 LEED Projects, 2 Platinum and 7 Gold, while The Green Engineer has completed 100 LEED Projects, 8 of which are Platinum and 63 are Gold. Chris Schaffner of The Green Engineer is a PE, one of the few LEED Fellows 324 Broadway • PO Box 45248 • Somerville, MA 02145 • 617-625-8901 • Fax 617-625-8902 324 Broadway POteam.

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REVIT/BIM – LASER SCANNING MKA, DSA, and our team all have extensive experience using BIM on projects for existing building renovation on university projects. The 92,000 s.f.

Saint Mary’s Hall completed by MKA, DSA and key team members used a fully integrated BIM model for all disciplines.

MKA has been using laser scanning of existing buildings for over 20 years and has used laser scanned Revit models on projects at Boston College, Tufts University and Harvard Medical School.

HISTORIC DECORATIVE FINISHES Our team also includes the services of the John Canning Studios, who are nationally recognized for the conservation and restoration of historic and decorative finishes. MKA has a long track record of working with John Canning Studios. The studio is currently working in the Chopin Hall Auditorium to restore the historic and decorative finishes.

ACCESSIBILITY MKA has a long track record with the Massachusetts Architectural Access Board, having received four (4) accessible design awards from the board, including two William Smith Awards for accessible design for historic buildings and structures. In addition, MKA regularly assists clients with securing variances when compliance is either technologically infeasible or the cost of compliance is excessive compared to the public benefit. We have assisted clients in securing over forty (40) variances from the MAAB in the last few years. Tom Hopkins, Executive Director of the MAAB, would be happy to discuss our experience in effectively addressing MAAB issues.

COMMITMENT The MKA and DSA lead team is committed to providing Williams College with the best possible project for the renovation and addition to Saint Anthony Hall. We believe in personal service by principals and senior staff as well as design and technical excellence.

We acknowledge receiving Addendums 1, 2 & 3. We look forward to the opportunity to meet with you to talk about Saint Anthony Hall and the qualifications of our team.

Sincerely,

Wendall C. Kalsow AIA, LEED Green Associate President, Principal

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT The reality of the complex tasks we undertake reveals that most major accomplishments of our age are the result of team achievements, not individual success. Our McGinley Kalsow/ DiMella Shaffer team has demonstrated success in its ability to work in strong collaboration with clients, consultants, sub-contractors, and end users. Together, we will deliver a cohesive, collaborative effort in integrating design and construction services to Williams College. The Saint Anthony project will benefit from the collaborative processes that we have refined on a number of similar projects. The key to an effective management approach is strong team leadership, clear communication, and a core set of procedures to manage quality, schedule, and budget.

PROJECT TEAMING APPROACH Our team combines the expertise of McGinley Kalsow and DiMella Shaffer to form a collective expertise that covers the gamut of expertise and skill sets needed for this project. We have recently demonstrated this in the renovation of St. Mary’s Hall at Boston College. This project required significant expertise with preservation and restoration of the

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historic structure while inserting a program for the interior renovations and additions that address both the academic needs of the program and the student-life experience. McGinley Kalsow has a rich history of specializing in the preservation of both exterior and interior historic structures while DiMella Shaffer has become a leader for both academic and student-life design throughout the New England region.

Our

previous experience working as a team provides confidence that the project will be delivered seamlessly to Williams College.

Quality, Schedule & Budget

To clarify our design end execution process, the preservation and restoration elements of both the interior ad exterior will be lead by the McGinley Kalsow team working in conjuction with DiMella Shaffer. The

Controlling the project quality, budget and schedule is a

programming and project design will be lead by the DiMella Shaffer

primary concern of every client. Our teams’s expertise in

team working jointly with the McGinley Kalsow team to bring to the table the particular expertise of both firms while working side by side.

quickly delivering high quality student residence projects

The exterior design of the new addition will be a collaborative effort

has been refined through the design of thousands of new

between our firms to provide a design that is both respectful of the

student beds on campuses over the last decade. We are keenly aware of the need to open the doors to incoming students, on schedule, each fall and our processes are geared around the certainty of this requirement.

existing building and representative of the program within.

TEAM LEADERSHIP Effective team leadership begins with a “strong” Project Manager. By using the word “strong,” we are referring not only to the individual’s skill set, but also to the position that this person plays in the organizational framework of the role. The Project Manager functions as the day-to-day contact for both the client and the consultant team. They are at the center of the project, and are in the best position to make decisions with all the information pertinent to a particular issue and time. It is their

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job to know everything about the project or where to find the answers.

The Project Manager controls the workflow of the overall project in order to meet the agreed-upon schedule milestones and delegates tasks to the most efficient team member or consultant. In addition, the PM controls the message up to the client team and down to the project team throughout the project to make sure the message is clear and consistent. MKA will provide overal project management while DiMella Shaffer will lead the project management for the programming and design of the addition.

Paired with the project manager is an equally important role of Project Designer. They function like co-directors of the project, each bringing their individual skill sets to bear respectively on management and design. The project designer, working closely with the Principal-in-Charge, sets the overall conceptual direction for the project. The project designer is the primary client interface for design issues during the project as well as the team’s resource for maintaining design intent as the building moves through construction documents and into construction. Working collaboratively with complementary skills, the project designer and project manager keep all aspect of the project moving forward. The Project Manager and Project Designer are supported by a high degree of Principal involvement early in the project. The combined experience and personal attention manifests its value in their decision making and ability to clearly set the project direction.

With input from the client team, the goal is to align the design team with the client and adapt our process to the way the client prefers to work. This allows us to hierarchically organize the management and information flow around the client’s priorities of the projects various parameters – quality, schedule, budget, image, etc., constantly reinforcing those goals to the project team. Familiarity is another contributing factor to strong team leadership. Because the key consultant leaders have worked together so recently, all of the normal “learning curve” activities that a design team goes through at the beginning of a project are eliminated. We can proceed with previously established standards for our systems including meeting notes, the FTP site, document exchange and sharing design information in the CAD/BIM environment. Our team members will be familiar with each other’s activities and procedures from the beginning of the feasibility/ programming study and schematic design phases through construction documentation, administration and final occupancy.

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CLEAR COMMUNICATION

consultant team to hear the goals and vision for the project.

Simultaneously, in-house meetings will take place on a weekly or bi-

Successful projects have effective communication. This starts with the

weekly basis where the architect and consultant team are coordinating

ability to listen. It is only after all the stake-holders have been heard that

and resolving issues as well as identifying the next level of issues that will

the best decisions can be made. Next, is the feedback stage: “We hear

need client input or decisions.

you.” This is where the team demonstrates through the programming and design phase that we are listening to the stakeholders. We will be

To document all of this information, we will utilize meeting minutes

communicating with sketches, 3D-models, email, meeting notes, and

with action items to keep people informed and reminded of their

digital photos so it is important to agree on communication protocol early

responsibilities. These will be emailed to all stakeholders and tracked

as to the hierarchical use of each. The documentation of the decisions

through our “Newforma” software that is integrated with Microsoft

and their communication to the consultant team and ultimately to the

Outlook and automatically generates logs and electronic records of

contractor closes the communication loop for the project.

accountability for electronic communication.

The McGinley Kalsow / DiMella Shaffer team seeks an interactive,

The feedback stage of the project communication begins with the early

participatory approach, beginning with attentive listening to the client’s

development of multiple design ideas – physical studies that reflect our

needs. This multifaceted and dynamic process requires the active

initial reactions to what we heard, the initial requirements and program

participation of all members of the greater project team so that informed

of the building and the site. Far from being solutions, these concepts are

decisions can be made and any adjustments to the program / schedule

rather like test vehicles or hypotheses intended to illuminate the problem

can be accommodated. We propose that regular meetings are held at

at hand and to act as points of departure in the design process, engaging

intervals appropriate to the project pace and subject. Initially, programming

the direct involvement of the client team; “this is what we heard; is

meetings or workshops with the identified stakeholders will allow the

this what you said.” We continue this iterative process until a workable direction for the project is agreed on during the programming/feasibility study.

The collection of decisions that are made in this initial phase of the project are gathered into a Basis of Design, or Study Report document that will guide the team as the project moves forward. It will include the following information: an executive

summary including project goals, building

program and individual space needs, outdoor program requirements indicating pedestrian and vehicular access as well as amenity space development, site analysis and conditions, proposed sustainable design strategies, building relationship diagrams, MEP systems narratives, an updated project schedule, and an updated project budget.

BUDGET MANAGEMENT Our success with managing costs for complex renovations, has been achieved through a thorough process of analysis and evaluation throughout the planning and design phases. We know that the most critical phase of proactive cost control is during the programming and concept period. It is during this stage that the real costs are established by way of program size and content. It becomes extremely difficult to significantly impact cost reductions once the project size is determined.

That is why we believe strongly that these initial efforts will define this project’s success.

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HISTORIC ELEMENTS

MKA will investigate the windows to determine their condition and see how their thermal performance can be improved by either secondary

ARCHIVAL RESEARCH

glazing or new high performance windows. Likewise, we will investigate the existing roofing and flashing and explore alternatives on how to

We will research local archives and the records of the Delta Psi Fraternity

dramatically improve the thermal performance of the roof. The increased

for drawings, photographs and correspondence about the building. It is

insulation will increase snow loads and the potential for sliding snow,

important to clearly understand the exact chronology of construction, as

which needs to be considered in the design process.

well as changes that have taken place inside the building. On existing plans and elevation we will graphically indicate the following items:

Hands-on field investigation and assessment of existing conditions is

A. Historically Significant – Should be Retained and Restored

key to understanding the building and avoiding change orders once

B. Historically Important – Can be Sensitively Modified

construction starts. We believe in the value of a lift inspection to identify

C. Not Significant – Can be Modified

roofing, masonry and window issues. During the pre-proposal conference we noticed a vertical crack in the masonry in the northwest corner of the

LASER SCAN AND REVIT MODEL

building, which was not identified in the Feasibility Study. We believe that it is important to identify deficiencies like this and determine the

MKA has over 20 years having buildings laser scanned. For Saint Anthony

cause of these defects so that long-term repairs can be made. If selective

Hall we will use the laser survey services of Existing Conditions Inc. to both

probes are needed to determine concealed conditions, probes should be

complete the laser survey and create a Revit Model of the building. This

undertaken during the assessment period

will provide an accurate record of existing conditions, including plans and both exterior and interior conditions. These drawings will also help define

CHARACTER DEFINING SPACES

the spatial relationship between different areas. The model will highlight both thicker walls where chases exist or that were former exterior walls.

There are about six Character Defining Spaces in Saint Anthony Hall.

We have looked at one early photograph of the building that clearly shows

We will carefully investigate the current conditions of these spaces and

slate roofing was the original roof material.

with the assistance of the John Canning Studios, conduct paint analysis to determine what were the original historic finishes and colors. This

FIELD INVESTIGATION

investigation is proposed not with the assumption that all original finishes in these spaces will be restored to their original appearance, but rather to

MKA brings decades of experience and expertise in assembling, repairing,

provide information and alternatives for the College to consider. There

and restoring historic envelopes, including a wide variety of materials and

are a number of alternatives on how these Character Defining Spaces can

elements. Saint Anthony Hall’s façade is unusual in its use of rock-faced

be treated and we believe that it is important to develop and present clear

crystalline marble as the primary wall material. Crystalline Marble is much

alternatives for these visually and functionally important spaces.

denser and more brittle than conventional marble. Having a rock-face finish increases the potential for spalls that needs to be investigated during the lift inspection. We will also determine how the marble is attached to the back-up masonry and evaluate its long-term durability.

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PROJECT PROCESS PROGRAMMING/CONCEPT – ESTABLISHING THE VISION The study confirmation phase is a key period of program definition, testing and verification at the onset of the project. Here, we confirm the goals of the Administration, Program Director, Student Life and other stakeholders as well as review the evolving economic and strategic goals of the institution before the start of schematic design. Once a desired outcome is outlined, and the program is confirmed, we begin to define the appropriate path, tailored to available resources to achieve the clients long range goals.

The previous study provides a solid framework to begin our work however, that framework must be verified and tested so that all parties feel that the final program and project direction are aligned with the current program needs.

The goal of this phase is to set the trajectory of the project quickly with comprehensive discussion of all aspects of the design.

Through a series of programming workshops, we meet with client groups, planning staff, and consultants to develop the project program and direction. The program defines the spaces needed, their respective sizes, and their ideal relationship to each other. It identifies accessibility strategies, amenity accommodation, and furniture and equipment needs, as well as electrical, data, and mechanical requirements.

We also meet with students, staff, residence life, and program directors to guide them through an evolving discussion to arrive at consensus.

Additional group sessions will build on the progress of earlier meetings serving to narrow the program parameters to finer levels of detail. A meeting will often focus on one specialized topic, such as a sustainability workshop to establish an initial understanding of what is achievable in a project of this type and to identify the path to the required level of LEED Gold Certification. We would begin site analysis and existing building analysis to confirm what has previously been documented for the project.

All decisions made in the programming phase of the project are gathered into a “Basis of Design� document that guides the project team moving forward. The document consists of an executive summary, including project goals, building program, and individual space needs; outdoor program requirements indicating pedestrian and vehicular access, as well as amenity space development, site analysis, and conditions; proposed sustainable design strategies; building relationship diagrams; mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems narratives; and a project schedule and budget. Sketches, diagrams, and computer models are incorporated to facilitate approvals by key stakeholders so the project can enter the design phase.

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SCHEMATIC DESIGN – CREATING THE CONCEPTS

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT – MAKING IT WORK

With an approved Basis of Design, we move forward into schematic design.

Once the Schematic Design is achieved, we move into Design Development

We believe that during this initial 15% of the project, 80% to 90%

and begin to finalize the project design and engineering. It is here that

of the cost decisions are made. It is, therefore, a critical stage requiring

the deliverables diverge from the traditional process. The architectural

open communication, teamwork, and a holistic, forward-looking view of

drawings will be somewhat more developed than usual while the

the project.

engineering aspects of the project will be less defined. These systems will be defined by a series of drawings and narratives reflecting the

Our goal throughout the schematic design process is to blend inspiration

Williams College design standards and requirements. We establish

with practicality. We develop multiple design concepts that address

the aesthetic details that form the final character of the project and

the spatial, functional, and operational requirements identified in the

provide performance specification and allowances made for integrating

programming phase. We then engage in an open, honest discussion with

them into the architecture.

the client team about the design options, and listen closely to all comments.

The outcome of this first presentation will often be the emergence

The critical estimating of this phase of the work will establish the final

of a new concept that incorporates elements from several different

project scope, budget and schedule with the goal of establishing the

options. The previously created concept document outlines a preferred

any unknowns and assigning risk to each unknown so that appropriate

approach mentioned at the site visit. As a team, our responsibility is to

contingencies are established. In this way, we eliminate “surprises”

both confirm the previous approach and potentially test alternatives that

that otherwise might derail the project schedule and budget. Our

may not have been previously considered. This ensures that you can tell all

team is adept at managing risk as we have shown time and time again for

Williams College stakeholders that no stone has been left unturned.

complicated renovation projects where the final costs were on budget and schedules were on target. DiMella Sahffer’s recent project at the University

Upon final selection of the concept design approach, our design team

of Massachusetts in Amherst involved the renovation of an 1865 building

then refines this concept, seeking the establishment of a design language

and an extensive addition where the final bid numbers were roughly 1%

that relates to the historic structure and the nearby Williams College

below budget on a very complicated academic project.

campus, while at the same time utilizing our significant campus building experience to select the most appropriate, durable, and cost-effective building systems. A preliminary code review is prepared to address accessibility, egress, fire, and energy use requirements of both the new and existing building. The sustainability strategies from the programming workshop are also analyzed for their impact on the various concepts, as early incorporation of these elements into the process ultimately results in the most cost-effective implementation. Documentation is then prepared to convey the schematic design to university stakeholders, government agencies, and the cost estimator who will prepare a cost estimate.

Our McGinley Kalsow / DiMella Shaffer team then works with the cost estimating team to create an order of magnitude estimate and a preliminary schedule. This early estimate provides an initial snapshot of the project from cost, schedule, and design perspectives. Through an ongoing dialogue, the cost estimator’s model and our schematic design evolve in parallel. We have found this process to be much more effective (and accurate) than waiting until the end of the phase to estimate the project.

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS – DRAWINGS THAT WORK Following the review of or Design Development documents and the project budget control, our next step in the process is the development and production of the final construction documents. During this phase of work, our team will produce the contract drawings, specifications, general conditions, LEED requirements, and other documents needed to construct the building. At this point in the process our goal is to thoroughly document the design decisions and close any gaps that could result in future construction changes.

CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION Our team will visit the site weekly and participate in the weekly construction meetings typically run by the CM selected. We will review shop drawings, product submittals, materials samples and proposed substitutions for conformance with the design intent of Contract Documents. On a monthly basis, we can review the certificates for payment and at the end of the project, help the owner determine substantial completion along with a punch list of design items remaining to be completed. We have found that special site visits are required outside of the regular weekly meetings. Our firms both have personnel that live within a relatively short drive of the site, which will provided added coverage if needed for crucial decisions that cannot wait till the following week and must be confirmed on site. DiMella Shaffer has 6 additional projects underway in various stages within the Western 1/3rd of the state, ensuring the opportunity for additional project coverage if necessary.

POST CONSTRUCTION We were happy to see the requirement for a post occupancy walk through at the 11th month following completion. As is our common practice, our team provides a project review after one year of operation for a post-occupancy evaluation to determine the building performance from a design, engineering and student community standpoints. These lessons learned are documented and then shared with the client team for refinement or inclusion in the next phase or project.

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SCHEDULE COMPARISON SCHEDULE COMPARISON CONSTRUCTION MOBILIZATION IN 2018 2015 JUL

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Substantial Completion Project Turn-Over CDE Students Arrive

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CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION MOBILIZATION IN 2017 2015 JUL

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June 2018 July 2018 August 2018

THE POWER OF THE COLLABORATION McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. is an architectural and preservation planning firm that specializes in the sensitive renovation and adaptive reuse of historic buildings and structures, compatible additions, and new buildings within historic areas. The firm was established in 1977 and has an experienced staff of architects, preservation planners. The Principals have over 35 years of relevant experience designing projects that are green and sustainable, code compliant, fully accessible and cost efficient. They are actively involved in each project from concept to completion, assuring an integrated design that meets program needs with innovative, cost-conscious techniques.

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We have partnered for this project with DiMella Shaffer, an architectural planning and design firm with a talented staff of architects, planner and interior designers specializing in student life and new design. DiMella Shaffer has successfully designed and built over 7,500 student residence beds in the last decade. The projects range in size from 35 –1200 beds and include a mix of uses including dining, offices, retail, and classroom. These projects have garnered nine design excellence awards. This, combined with their growing housing design experience, includes more than 35,000 multi-family units with many in mixed use groups that including dining, teaching and recreational spaces.

MKA will focus on overall project management and on the historic

Team Experience & Cooperation

envelope and all interior historic spaces and elements while DiMella Shaffer will concentrate on the addition, student life and contemporary elements. The trusted McGinley Kalsow and DiMella Shaffer demonstrated their collective expertise for the recently

Working together produces benefits that include owner satisfaction, improved efficiency and cost effectiveness,

completed renovation, restoration and addition of St. Mary’s Hall at Boston College recently completed.

improved communications, timely problem identification and resolution, improved scheduling, better subcontractor relations, increased opportunity for innovation, and improvement of products and service.

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The team brings together a group of highly skilled and diversified professionals in architecture, student life, planning, historic preservation, programming, green design, landscape architecture, structural, civil, acoustical and MEP engineers, masonry consultant, lighting designer and materials testing with whom both firms have worked on previous projects.

Wendall Kalsow, AIA, LEED Green Associate will be the Principal-in–Charge from McGinley Kalsow & Associates. He brings over 35 years of experience in the assessment, restoration and adaptive reusue of historic structures throughout New England. He is a recognized expert on the repair, cleaning and restoration of complex stone masonry structures as well as on AAB rules and regulations, accessibility solutions and compliance. He has been Principal in Charge for many educational projects in Massachusetts including St. Mary’s Hall, Gasson Hall, Bapts Library, Quad Assessment and Devlin Hall at Boston College; Harvard Medical School’s Gordon Hall, Tufts University’s Stratton Hall, Broomfield Pearson, Goddard Hall, Goddard Chapel and West Hall among others.

Ryan Foster, Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Associate will be the Project Manager for MKA. He has had extensive experience with complex masonry and roofing repair and restoration projects at educational institutions. He has been project manager for numerous university projects. Relevant projects that Ryan has been project manager or project designer are: St. Mary’s Hall, Boston College; Harvard Medical School’s Gordon Hall and Quad Buildings assessment; Stratton Hall, Tufts University; Devlin Hall and Bapts Library at Boston College.

Doug Manley, AIA, LEED AP will be the Project Architect from MKA. He has extensive experience renovating and restoring educational buildings and designing compatible new additions to historic buildings. He is on the forefront of green and sustainable design for the environmentally sensitive renovation of historic buildings. He has been project manager and or project architect for numerous projects at Tufts University including: West Hall, Eaton Hall, Goddard Hall, Broomfield Pearson Hall, Paige and Miner, Goddard Chapel Randy Kreie, AIA, will be Principal -In -Charge for DiMella Shaffer. Randy is President of DiMella Shaffer Associates and a recognized expert in planning and design for institutions of Higher Education. He has over 30 years of architectural experience institutions developing the vision for their capital projects. With emphasis on master planning, conceptual design and project design development, Randy has provided valuable guidance to clients throughout New England. His depth of educational experience includes a wide variety of projects including residence halls, campus student centers, libraries, academic classrooms, laboratories and administrative offices.

Tim Rhoads will serve as Project Manager. Tim has over 17 years of project management and design experience. Over this time, he has been involved in all phases of the design process - from planning to construction administration - for new construction, as well as many renovation and/or addition projects, with a focus on institutional and corporate project. Most recently he finished the St. Mary’s Hall project.

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Williams College Theresa Sawyer - Project Manager

HISTORIC EXTERIOR & INTERIOR

ADDITION & CONTEMPORARY INTERIORS

Wendell Kalsow, AIA, LEED Green Associate - Principal-in-Charge Ryan Foster, Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Associate - Project Manager Doug Manley AIA, LEED AP - Project Architect

Randy Kreie, AIA - Principal-in-Charge Tim Rhoads - Project Manager Kenneth Hartfiel, AIA - Project Archtiect Taylor Walker-Fickett, AIA - Project Designer

CIVIL ENGINEER

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

MEP & FP ENGINEER

COST CONSULTANT

SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT

HISTORIC RESTORATION

GUNTLOW & ASSOCIATES, INC.

LEMESSURIER CONSULTANTS

Michelle Crowley Landscape Architecture

BARD, RAO + ATHANAS CONSULTING ENGINEERS, LCC

A.M. FOGARTY & ASSOCIATES, INC.

THE GREEN ENGINEER

JOHN CANNING & CO

Vincent P. Guntlow, PE, LEED AP

William D. Lovallo, PE

Peter T. Timothy

Christopher R. Schaffner, PE

David Riccio

Principal-in-Charge

Principal-in-Charge

President

Principal-in-Charge

Principal-in-Charge

Michelle H. Crowley, LA

Allan Ames, PE, LEED AP BC+C

Principal-in-Charge

Principal-in-Charge

Jonathan Chan, PE, LEED AP BC+C *WBE Certified

REVIT LASER SCANNING

LIGHTING CONSULTANT

MASONRY CONSULTANT

CODE CONSULTANT

Project Manager

ACOUSTICAL & AUDIO VISUAL

RENDERINGS

FOODSERVICE CONSULTANT

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERS

MATERIALS CONSULTANT

PETER WHITMAN ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS

Colburn & Guyette

CAVANAUGH TOCCI ASSOCIATES

MCPHAIL & ASSOCIATES, LLC

HIGHBRIDGE MATERIALS CONSULTING, INC.

Lincoln B. Berry

Peter Whitman

Principal-in-Charge (Acoustics)

Illustrator

CONSULTANT

EXISTING CONDITIONS INC.

RIPMAN LIGHTING

Kurt Yeghian

Chris Ripman

Principal-in-Charge

Principal-in-Charge

BUILDING & MONUMENT CONSERVATION

JENSEN HUGHES Timothy Wensus, P.E.

Ivan Myjer Principal-in-Charge

Project Manager

Todd Guyette, FCSI Principal

Chris M. Erikson

John J. Walsh

Principal-in-Charge

Senior Petrographer Geologist President

Mathew J. Moore Principal (Audio Visual)

COMPELLING RELATIONSHIP TO THE EXISTING ARCHITECTURE AND THE CAMPUS We do not come to a project with a pre-determined style or process, but instead with a principle-based design approach that sets up an interactive process.

This leads to the right questions being asked, the right factors being analyzed, and the right solutions ultimately emerging through the collaboration of all stakeholders. Our approach for additions is one of respect for the existing building while providing a clear line for new and old. In this way the existing

McGinley Kalsow & Associates and DiMella Shaffer Design & Preservation Awards and DiMella Shaffer McGinley Kalsow & Associates

Design & Preservation Awards

historic structure is clearly identifiable and the new addition enhances and

St. Mary’s Hall - Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

reinforces in a complimentary approach.

St. - Boston College,Award, Chestnut Hill, MAMass 2015Mary’s Paul E.Hall Tsongas Preservation Preservation 2015 Paul E. Tsongas Preservation Award, Preservation Mass

COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY DiMella Shaffer has completed, or has in progress, over 2,500 student beds in buildings that are certified LEED Silver or higher. Our LEED Gold 525 bed Salem State University Residence Hall featured a solar thermal system supplying 20% of the hot water needs. We can design for sustainability at the highest levels having completed the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ first higher education facility with the goal of zero-net energy, North Shore Community College Health Professions Building, which will be a prototype for future state projects.

Bromfield-Pearson Hall – Tufts University, Somerville-Medford, MA Bromfield-Pearson Hall – Tufts University, Somerville-Medford, MA

2013 Good Stewardship Preservation Award, Somerville Historical Preservation Commission 2013 Good Stewardship Preservation Award, Somerville Historical Preservation Commission

Gasson Gasson Hall Hall -- Boston Boston College, College, Chestnut Chestnut Hill, Hill, MA MA 2013 Honor Design Award Citation for Technical Merit, Boston Society of Architects 2012 2012 Preservation Preservation Award, Award, Historic Historic Newton Newton 2012 SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Architecture for Restoration/Preservation Award 2012 SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Architecture for Restoration/Preservation Award 2012 Regional Design Award, Illuminating Engineer Society of North America 2012 Regional Design Award, Illuminating Engineer Society of North America 2012 Paul Waterbury Award for Outdoor Lighting, IESNA Boston/RI Section 2012 Paul Waterbury Award for Outdoor Lighting, IESNA Boston/RI Section 2009 PCI National Design Award: Best School Project 2009 BAC PCI National Design Best School Project Project 2009 Craft Award BestAward: Restoration/Rehabilitation 2009 BAC Craft Award Best Restoration/Rehabilitation Project

TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE

West Hall - Tufts University, Medford MA

While design is often the focus of the architect’s services, it is the construction

2007 International Excellence in Masonry Restoration Award, MCAA 2011 Paul E. Tsongas Preservation Award, Preservation Massachusetts

documents that function as the set of instructions to the contractor on how

2007 International Excellence in Masonry Restoration Award, MCAA

to implement the design. They form the basis of the agreement between the owner and the contractor, establishing the expectation of quality level and cost. Our team views the construction documents as a key part of achieving design excellence and we are making great strides through Building Information

2011 Preservation Award, Preservation Massachusetts WestPaul HallE.-Tsongas Tufts University, Medford MA

Graduate Student Housing - Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, MD Urban Land Institute, Baltimore Chapter, WaveMaker Award

Graduate Student Housing - Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, MD Crimson Hall - Bridgewater University, Bridgewater, MA Urban Land Institute, BaltimoreState Chapter, WaveMaker Award Real Estate & Construction Review - NE Edition, 2008 Building of America Award 2008

Modeling in increasing the level of coordination and accuracy. With BIM we

IFMA - Boston Chapter, 2008 Award of Excellence for Sustainable Design Practices

start building the project virtually in schematic design and continue to refine

Multi-Housing News – Design Excellence Award, Student Housing Category (2008) Real Estate & Construction Review - NE Edition, 2008 Building of America Award 2008

it until the completion of construction documents. We are experts at detailing exterior wall systems and window interfaces for constructability and long term

Crimson Hall - Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, MA

IFMA - Boston Chapter, 2008 Award of Excellence for Sustainable Design Practices

Cornell University

performance, having absorbed lessons form the best exterior wall consultants

Multi-Housing News – Design Excellence Student Category (2008) American Society of Landscape Architects,Award, New York StateHousing Agricultural Station, Geneva

in our region. Our work in design/build has given our teams broad exposure to

Campus, Cornell University Facilities Master Plan

constructability and coordination issues through increased collaboration with sub contractors. Our firm is led by principals that have been builders and strive for technical excellence.

Cornell University Marsh Hall - Salem State University, MAState Agricultural Station, Geneva American Society of Landscape Architects,Salem, New York 2011 Boston Society of Landscape Architects, Honor Award Campus, Cornell University Facilities Master Plan 2011 Boston Society of Architects Education Facilities Award, Citation 2011 American Society of Landscape Architects Vermont Chapter, Award of Excellence

Marsh Hall - Salem State University, Salem, MA

RENOVATION EXPERIENCE

2011 Boston SocietyHall of Landscape Architects, Award Durham, NH Gables Residence - University of NewHonor Hampshire, Learning

by Design, of Excellence (2007) 2011 Boston Society Citation of Architects EducationAward Facilities Award, Citation

Our project team is well versed in the renovation and restoration process for both residence hall and academic projects including our work most recent work at St Mary’s Hall at Boston College. Our team members understand the risks and complexities of this project type and are well versed in the identification of risks and the assignment of contingencies to cover the risks until the full scope is identified. In this way, our team can help eliminate the surprise elements that can otherwise derail the project schedule or budget. Our teams have been consistently able to meet targeted budgets and deliver high quality design for a number of institutions as shown by our experience.

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Multi-Housing News – Design Excellence AwardVermont Finalist,Chapter, Student Award Housing 2011 American Society of Landscape Architects of Category Excellence(2007) Brick Industry Association, Gold Winner: Educational Category, Brick in Architecture (2008)

Gables Residence Hall - University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH Hawk Hall - University of Hartford, Hartford, CT

Learning by Design, Citation of Excellence Award (2007) Design-Build Institute of America, 2008 Design-Build Excellence Award Multi-Housing News – Design Excellence Award Finalist, Student Housing Category (2007) Brick Industry Association, Gold Winner: Educational Brick in Architecture (2008) New Hall - Westfield State University, Westfield,Category, MA BSA/SCUP Higher Education Facilities Award (2007) Multi-Housing News – Design Excellence Award Winner, Hawk Hall - University of Hartford, Hartford, CT Student Housing Category (2007) Design-Build Institute of America, 2008 Design-Build Excellence Award

Recent Student Life and Academic Projects East Village, Northeastern University 734-bed Traditional and Suites Residence Hall

Graduate Residences at Johns Hopkins Medical School 550-bed Apartment Style Residence Hall

Gables Residence Hall, University of New Hampshire 400-bed Apartment Style Residence Hall

Residence Hall, University of Hartford 180-bed Traditional Style Residence Hall

Residence Hall, Westfield State College

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410-bed Apartment Style Residence Hall

Marsh Hall, Salem State College 525-bed Suite Style Residence Hall

Fairchild Residence Hall, University of New Hampshire 120-bed Residence Hall Renovation

Keyes, Cushing & Hardey Residence Halls, Boston College 618-bed Residence Hall Renovation

Shaping the Future of Academic Design

66 Commonwealth Avenue Residences, Boston College 249-bed Residence Hall Renovation

Riverway House, Wheelock College

Design that transforms the student experience is represented through our work with state university systems and private colleges. Our design approach is

135-bed Residence Hall Renovation

Crimson Hall, Bridgewater State College 436-bed Suite Style Residence Hall

focused on delivering learning environments and student housing facilities that foster interaction among students, strengthen social connections and encourage the learning experience to continue outside of the classroom. We create spaces for students to excel—an environment that enhances student life, provides a positive campus experience, and attracts students well into the future.

Holden Green , Harvard University Housing 140 Apartments, Historic Renovation

Hammond Campus Center, Fitchburg State University 165,000 SF Addition and Renovation

Mesick and Morse Halls, Simmons College 137-bed Residence Hall Renovation

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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN EXCELLENCE Our experience in green design proves that environmental, social, and economic sustainability are achievable – in every project. Many of our staff are LEED Accredited, and the majority of our projects are pursuing sustainability benchmarking systems. Our internal Sustainable Design Committee educates staff, peers, and clients in green building practices; we have been conducting Building Performance Evaluations since 2005.

DiMella Shaffer’s extensive sustainable experience and green design research has been refined for campus projects and has resulted in campus residences at all LEED certification levels. Core to our efforts on this project will be the management of an integrated design process that includes eco-charettes and sustainability focused design workshops at the outset of the project. Our team seeks to collaborate on high-performance solutions that create long-term value for the users through continuous operation cost savings, while at the same time improving the local and global environment in which we all live.

ENERGY AND THE BIG PICTURE When it comes to the pursuit of smart sustainability, much of our focus is on the long-term energy performance of the building. The reason is simple—system performance that conserves energy will pay for itself over time, while reducing the environmental footprint of the building.

Proven technologies that are durable and high-performing make up the core strategies used at almost all of our student residences. Building orientation, performance building envelopes, natural ventilation, efficient HVAC systems, smart lighting strategies, and energy recovery are energy saving strategies that are employed. Often times innovations have reduced the long term maintenance and increased the life-cycle of these projects, innovations like Valance heating and cooling (“chilled beam”) in use at the LEED Gold Salem State University Residences that eliminates the fans typically associated with heating units in rooms—a continuous source of energy use and maintenance.

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A WHOLE PROJECT APPROACH Making a green building is more than layering a series of initiatives and independent small efforts, each with its own idiosyncratic behavior and potential risk. Our team will help Williams College discover the specific sensible strategies that will synergistically make these projects forward thinking, environmentally sustainable campus buildings that perform all of their functions without worry. At the University of New Hampshire, campus sustainability initiatives centered around creating sound buildings where durability was prized and high-tech solutions were discouraged. A previous “solar house” experimental project on campus was a failure that did not recognize the long term disposable nature of some technology and building methods—a distinctly non-sustainable approach. On that campus our multiple residence projects have centered on the creation of high performance skins made of local bricks and slates, efficient mechanical systems assisted by the use of heat recovery and an effective natural ventilation approach that includes using the building’s thermal mass to help eliminate the need for air conditioning.

MATERIAL AND FINISH SELECTION As designers of sustainable residence halls, we are continually researching

LEED GOLD Projects and High Efficiency Buildings

new technologies and materials for use in our projects. Our approach is simple: environmentally sensitive products must perform as well longterm as their counterparts and be easily maintained. “Green� products

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that must be replaced often are not valuable in a university setting. In

EUI The Green Engineer

2006, we completely revisited our standard specifications and revised

Paul College of Business & Economics, UNH

it to include many environmentally friendly, high-performing materials

Warren Alpert Medical Education Bldg., Brown University

including those that include recycled content and low VOC content;

Life Science Laboratories, University of Massachusetts

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we found that the cost differential that had previously existed had

Koch Center for Integrative Cancer Research, MIT

204.63

disappeared due to market changes and EPA standards.

McGuirk Stadium, University of Massachusetts

83.62

15.6 74.1

MIT Graduate Student Residence

112.36

Sustainable strategies, in our experience, can be delivered within budget.

Band Rehearsal Hall, University of Virginia

50.16

Many strategies have little or no impact to the construction budget when

Aquatics & Fitness Center, Brown University

183.102

considered early in the process as part of the whole. We strive to find

Metcalf Hall, Brown University

55.21

synergies between strategies, to achieve the biggest bang for our client’s

Miller Hall, Brown University

49.26

buck, both from a first cost and operational cost perspective. In addition, we can assist clients with available rebates and incentives.

LEADERSHIP PROCESS

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and operations and the interior environment are tackled first. Ideas for

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different sustainable strategies are brainstormed, then evaluated and

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Sustainable design works best, and is retained on the project, when it is planned for from the beginning. Before pen goes to paper, a comprehensive team of stakeholders need to gather for a visioning session and focus on sustainable strategies for the project. Important factors such as site analysis, climate considerations, building programs

compared against the LEED checklist as a framework for discussion and a guide for the consultant team through the design and development process.

After this brainstorming, the consultant team holds a working meeting to explore the strategies in detail and ensure that sustainable design is embedded in the project. Through the design process, from site planning, building orientation and storm water management to building performance modeling, construction and commissioning, green audits, and measurement and verification, are conducted internally and with our consultants to maintain the green objectives and review their application within the budget.

Early collaboration of the consultant design team ensures that sustainable concepts are integrated across disciplines and are at the forefront throughout the entire design process, rather than being an add-on feature at the end. Each member of the project team has delivered LEED projects and is familiar with the requirements of LEED and submittal documents. Guided from the beginning by our team of experienced professionals, sustainable design is achievable, not overwhelming, and cost-effective, not budget-busting.

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Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

ST. MARY’S HALL

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St. Mary’s Hall is a comprehensive renovation/restoration of Boston College’s third oldest building. Originally

Mr. Thomas Runyon

constructed in 1917, DiMella Shaffer was responsible for the new parking structure and interior design of St.

Construction Project Manager

Mary’s which included independent apartments for up to 32 Jesuit residents and common areas including

Boston College (617) 552-8992

dining, library, recreation, music, chapel and office spaces. The existing large chapel included restoration of finishes and the addition of an air conditioning system.

McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. was a consultant to DiMella Shaffer and responsible for designing an extensive repair and restoration program that included replacement of 13,000 pieces of cast stone including over 50 significant sculptural elements. The patterns for the highly decorative sculptural elements were created by restoring weathered elements and carving missing details. Durability of the new cast stone is assured with rigorous specification standards and the use of stainless steel reinforcing. All windows were replaced with high performance windows. The roof was replaced with a blend of glazed terra cotta tiles attached to a fully vented roof deck. Leaded and stained glass windows were meticulously restored and releaded. Interior historic finishes were restored.

Awards: 2011 Paul E. Tsongas Preservation Award, Preservation Massachusetts

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GASSON HALL

Boston College, Chestnut Hill REFERENCE:

Mr. Jake Mycofsky Construction Project Manager Boston College (617) 552-0331

Gasson Hall is the original and signature building of the Boston College campus, built from 1909-1913 in the Gothic Revival style by noted Boston architects Maginnis and Walsh. In 2006, Boston College commissioned McGinley Kalsow & Associates (MKA) to survey existing conditions, develop recommendations and report to the college trustees. MKA designed and implemented a multi-phased restoration program, with the initial phase focused on restoring the masonry and roofs of the 175-foot landmark tower. In the spring of 2007, all of the spires were dismantled and completely reconstructed with new cast stone to exactly replicate the original spires. Elsewhere on the tower, the deteriorated cast stone was removed and replaced with new cast stone and the original roofs were replaced. Critical to the restoration planning was Boston College’s need to maintain occupancy of the building and conduct classes and programs without interruption during Phase I. In addition to envelope restoration, extensive accessibility improvements, restoration of historic finishes, landscaping and new alarm and sprinkler systems were installed in Phase II, completed in 2011. Phase III restored the historic murals and interior finishes in the Rotunda and Irish Room with upgraded lighting in 2015.

Awards: 2013 Honor Design Award Citation for Technical Merit, Boston Society of Architects 2012 Preservation Award, Historic Newton

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Tufts University, Meford, MA

WEST HALL RESOTRATION West Hall, a focal point of the Tufts Medford campus, was constructed in 1871 in a Ruskinian Gothic style.

The dormitory, built of red brick with Nova Scotia sandstone trim, suffered from a lack of maintenance and poorly executed repairs and was missing many original ornamental features. McGinley Kalsow & Associates was engaged by Tufts to design exterior restoration repairs, which were undertaken during the summer recess of 2005. The existing asphalt shingle roof was restored to a slate roof in a polychrome pattern true to the original design. New copper flashings, gutters, and downspouts were added, and a custom fabricated roof cresting completed the restoration of the roof to its former splendor. Exterior masonry was cleaned and completely repointed and repairs were made to the Nova Scotia sandstone, with selective replacement with new stone to match the original. Deteriorated wood trim was repaired or replaced, stripped and painted.

Awards:

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Mr. Rudi Pizzi, Director University Maintenance Dept.

Tufts University (617) 627-3706

Ray Santangelo Senior Project Manager Tufts university (617) 627-3671

2011 Paul E. Tsongas Preservation Award, Preservation Massachusetts 2007 International Excellence in Masonry Restoration Award, MCAA

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Tufts University, Medford, MA

EATON HALL

REFERENCE:

Eaton Hall was built in 1908 as Tufts University’s main campus library, one of the first university libraries

Mr. Rudi Pizzi, Director

to be funded through the Carnegie Library Foundation. In 1950, an addition called War Memorial Library

University Maintenance Dept.

was built to expand the facility. Today, Eaton Hall houses the University’s main computer lab, as well as

Tufts University

departments of Anthropology and Sociology, Classics, Political Science, and the Center for Interdisciplinary

(617) 627-3706

Studies. In 2007, McGinley Kalsow & Associates were commissioned to design a comprehensive repair and restoration program for the building exterior. In this program, masonry restoration included cleaning and

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Ray Santangelo

pointing of original brick and marble, as well as consolidation and/or dutchman repairs to deteriorated

Senior Project Manager

marble. The asphalt shingle roof was removed from the 1908 wing and replaced with standing seam

Tufts university

copper, restoring the roof to its original design. Carpentry repairs were completed on existing wood trim

(617) 627-3671

elements. Trim was painted, and at selected areas marbleized reproduction work was done.

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

GORDON HALL Gordon hall at the Harvard medical School was designed by Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge and constructed by

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the Norcross Brothers in 1906. The classic revival marble building is the focal point of the medical Quadrangle

Ms. Sharon Lorince CFM

on Longwood Avenue. McGinley Kalsow & Associates was first engaged to complete a detailed inspection

Sr. Associate Director of Facilities

and assessment of the marble exterior and key historic interior elements. This inspection identified numerous

Harvard Medical School

conditions and the need for a comprehensive exterior repair and restoration program. MKA was engaged to

(617) 432-1418

provide architectural and engineering services for the comprehensive exterior repair and restoration of the Hall.

Restoration work is scheduled to start in May 2016.

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Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

CRONKHITE GRADUATE CENTER

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The Cronkhite Graduate Center is an approximately 75,000 SF mixed use building constructed in the

Chris Packard

1950’s and 1960’s. The building has three stories above grade with a full basement using a mix of

Northstar Project &

concrete, CMU, and brick construction. The building’s current and proposed future use is that of a

Real Estate Services

graduate student dormitory-style residence with a dining hall, full service commercial kitchen, and

(617) 320-7234

basement/first floor tenant office space (FAS).

The renovations accommodate 120 beds located on the second and third floors, including a third floor apartment. The dorm rooms were reorganized to eliminate suites and replaced with single occupancy rooms. This created more space for common areas such as the kitchens, lounges, and bathrooms. The new kitchens are located in each wing on both residential floors to provide residents the facilities for meal preparation when the commercial kitchen and servery are closed. The lounges are intended to provide a casual gathering space.

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Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

HOLDEN GREEN DiMella Shaffer was retained by Harvard Real Estate Services to upgrade finishes and the life safety/building

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systems of Holden Green, an apartment complex for Harvard Affiliates that was built in the1920’s. These

Steve Nason

improvements address a series of issues including new fire protection systems, new fire alarm systems, new

Harvard Real Estate Services,

electrical systems, new heating systems, accessibility and finish upgrades throughout. The upgrades occured

Residential Division

in a series of three phases starting in 2008. Based on the number of units in the complex, a total of six

(617) 384-8921

(6) accessible units were provided for persons with disabilities. The first phase of the project included a rebuilt entrance plaza and reconfigured parking to facilitate access to the accessible units. Harvard’s Office of Sustainability has certified that Holden Green phase 1 has met LEED silver equivalent and future phases have been designed to meet the same level of sustainability.

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University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH

THE GABLES

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The University of New Hampshire called for the addition of 400 beds with associated public and support

Larry F. Van Dessel

spaces, including a convenience store, expansion of the existing parking and outdoor recreation areas that

Ex. Director Facilities Services

strengthened the existing Gables 600-bed community. These 400 beds, which consist of three-, four- and

University of New Hampshire

five-person suites with kitchen and bath, are the first phase of the proposed 1,000 bed expansion. The

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project creates a strong sense of community by strengthening the overall functionality of the campus and taking advantage of the surrounding natural amenities, maintaining the existing site environment to the best degree possible, and minimizing the loss of native woodland habitat. In addition, the University desired a sustainable design in the sense of durability and appropriateness of planning rather than experimental technologies. The program called for delivery of these beds in 20 months, utilizing institutional-grade construction which is durable and enduring, with high-quality workmanship and materials.

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University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH

FAIRCHILD HALL Built in 1915, Fairchild Hall is a prominent traditional-style dormitory building. The University’s goal was to

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update the building systems and amenities to attract today’s generation of students, while also preserving and

Dana Glenn Peterson

enhancing its traditional historic charm. To do this, DiMella Shaffer was hired jointly with Cutler Associates

Associate University Architect

under the design/build procurement process to complete the renovation. The resulting design provides a

University of New Hampshire

coherent, consistent language of interior architectural details that are sympathetic to the rich Neo-Georgian

(603) 862-5052

Colonial and Neoclassical Revival detailing that exists on the exterior of Fairchild and its sister buildings, while adding an elevator and improving general building accessibility and comfort while minimizing bed loss.

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University of Massachusetts - Amherst,Amherst, MA

SOUTH COLLEGE ACADEMIC

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This 38,000 sf state-of-the-art building for the Humanities Department includes renovations and a major

THOMAS HUFF

addition to an existing 1880’s structure on the main UMass-Amherst campus. The new construction

SENIOR EDUCATIONAL

will accommodate a variety of flexible teaching environments and seminar rooms, as well as traditional

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classrooms and offices. Occupying the space between the new and the historic building are a series of

UMASS AMHERST

sky-lit commons, each supporting academic collaboration and study and interconnecting the various levels

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of the project. These flexible spaces provide a social spine linking the three primary levels of the building and allow students to enter and traverse the building from any of four entrance locations.e more active areas of the main floor.

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc.

PRESERVATION ARCHITECT

McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. is an architectural and preservation planning firm that specializes in the sensitive renovation and adaptive reuse of deteriorated and historic buildings and structures, compatible additions, and new buildings within historic areas.

The firm was established in 1977 and has an experienced staff of architects and preservation planners. Principals have over 35 years of relevant experience designing projects that are green and sustainable, code compliant, fully accessible and cost efficient. They are actively involved in each project from concept to completion, assuring an integrated design that meets program needs with innovative, cost-conscious techniques.

The firm is a recognized leader in the renovation and adaptive reuse of deteriorated and historic buildings for new uses. Our architectural practice is on the forefront of “green” and sustainable design and committed to the conservation of energy and resources. Our renovation techniques of historic building materials and replacement elements are environmentally friendly and compliant with all historic preservation standards. Basic in all of our projects is a commitment to specify durable materials and sustainably produced products that have minimal impact on the environment. MKA carefully crafts renovation programs that maximize the recycling of waste materials. We have found that buildings that are energy efficient, provide healthy indoor space and reduce overall long-term operating costs need not conflict with preservation standards.

Our philosophy and approach to the renovation of deteriorated and historic structures is one that is sensitive to the original architect’s design intent and carefully develops with the client a design solution to meet current and future needs in an inclusive and participatory manner. We strongly support a collaborative design process involving the clients and stakeholders to ensure broad support and implementation. MKA has an exemplary record of accurate cost estimating, an in depth knowledge of accessibility standards and code compliance and a strong dedication to design excellence. Most of our work involves projects that are listed in the State and National Registers of Historic Places and National Historic Landmarks (NHL). These projects have received numerous preservation and accessibility awards from local and state organizations. McGinley Kalsow & Associates has designed all historic projects to comply with the Secretary of Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.

McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. brings together a group of highly skilled and diversified professionals in architecture, planning, historic preservation and adaptive reuse. It has expertise assisting federal agencies, educational, religious, non-profit institutions, public agencies, and private developers with projects that require sensitive design solutions, creative plans and compliance with all aspects of historic preservation at the federal, state and local levels. MKA is experienced in packaging complex programs for specific needs and is known for implementation strategies that can be readily funded and constructed on time and within the allocated budget. We provide assistance with grant writing, provide graphic support for fundraising and have a strong record helping clients secure grants and implement successful fund raising campaigns.

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PRESERVATION ARCHITECT

Relevant Experience

St Mary’s Hall, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration/renovation of 1917Jesuits living quarters at BC - 2015 Paul Tsongas Preservation Award

Gasson Hall, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Comprehensive restoration and repair of exterior and interior historic finishes of1913 signature building housing classrooms, administrative offices & performance hall.

2009 PCI National Design Award: Best School Project 2009 BAC Craft Award Best Restoration/Rehabilitation Project Bapts Library, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Comprehensive Phase I exterior restoration to address water infiltration issues affecting Boston College rare books collection library Boston College Historic Campus Façade, Chestnut Hill, MA Multi-year inspection and make-safe program to address safety and envelope issues on four historically significant campus buildings.

Gordon Hall, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Comprehensive exterior assessment of HMS marble signature administrative building Harvard Medical School Quad Buildings, Boston, MA Comprehensive exterior assessment of buildings around HMS Quad Goddard Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration of 1883 building housing the Edwin Ginn Library of the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy Stratton Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration and repair of 1928 residence hall.

Carmichael Hall- Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive assessment, envelope restoration and accessibility improvements for Tufts University’s dormitory and key dining facility.

Bromfield Pearson Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive renovation/restoration of 1893 academic offices and classrooms.

West Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior renovation & restoration of historic dorm, including masonry restoration.

2011 Paul E. Tsongas Preservation Award, Preservation Massachusetts 324 Broadway Box 45248 • Somerville, 02145 • 617-625-8901 • Fax 617-625-8902 2007 International Excellence •in PO Masonry Restoration Award,MA MCAA 324 Broadway • PO Box 45248 • Somerville, MA 02145 • 617-625-8901 • Fax 617-625-8902 Eaton Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior repair and restoration of marble and brick, classroom & office building.

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc.

PRESERVATION ARCHITECT

Wendall C. Kalsow AIA, LEED Green Associate President and Principal Wendall Kalsow, leads McGinley Kalsow & Associates architectural and preservation practice. He is a recognized expert in the assessment, restoration and adaptive reuse of historic structures including many distinguished National Register Properties and National Historic Landmarks. He is an authority on the design of careful testing and development of appropriate techniques for the cleaning, repair and restoration of complex stone masonry historic structures. Mr. Kalsow’s has extensive knowledge regarding historic preservation regulations, AAB codes, accessibility solutions and compliance in historic structures, and phased restoration of historic buildings. Other areas of expertise include program development to assure that client needs are carefully met by completed projects, restoration and cost estimating.

Mr. Kalsow’s award winning projects include the restoration of Gasson Hall at Boston College, West Hall at Tufts University, Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston, Newburyport City Hall, Commanding Officer’s Quarters in Watertown and Bigelow Chapel at Mt. Auburn Cemetery. These projects demonstrate an in depth knowledge in the restoration of character defining elements, repair of traditional buildings materials and creative integration of modern amenities and life-safety features.

Relevant Projects St. Mary’s Hall, Boston College; Chestnut Hill, MA Gasson Hall, Boston College; Chestnut Hill, MA Lyons Hall, Boston College; Chestnut Hill, MA West Hall, Tufts University; Medford, MA Bapst/Burns Library, Boston College; Chestnut Hill, MA Eaton Hall, Tufts University; Medford, MA Goddard Chapel, Tufts University; Medford, MA Paige & Miner Halls Restoration, Tufts University; Medford, MA Boston College Historic Façade; Chestnut Hill, MA Bromfield Pearson Hall, Tufts University; Medford, MA Carmichael Hall, Tufts University; Medford, MA Stratton Hall, Tufts University; Medford, MA Goddard Hall, Tufts University; Medford, MA Gordon Hall, Harvard Medical School; Boston, MA Quad Buildings, Harvard Medical School; Boston, MA Education Bachelor of Architecture, Iowa State University Master of Architecture, University of Michigan Registration Commonwealth of Massachusetts # 4934 New Hampshire # 3483 Rhode Island # 2510 Connecticut # ARI.0009430 Vermont # 003.0072456 324 Broadway • PO Box 45248 • Somerville, MA 02145 • 617-625-8901 • Fax 617-625-8902 324 BroadwayMemberships • PO Box 45248 • Somerville, MA 02145 • 617-625-8901 • Fax 617-625-8902

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Ryan Foster, Associate AIA, LEED Green Associate Project Manager Mr. Foster specializes in the restoration and adaptive re-use of historic buildings. His expertise includes contract documents, drawing coordination and constrution administration of existing and historic buildings. His responsibilities include schematic design, design development, contract documentation, drawing coordination and contract adminstration. He has extensive experience with complex masory and roofing repair and restoration projects and has been the project manager for numerous university clients. Ryan most rececently completed work on St. Mary’s Hall at Boston College.

Relevant Projects Gordon Hall, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Comprehensive exterior assessment of HMS marble signature administrative building Harvard Medical School Quad Buildings, Boston, MA Comprehensive exterior assessment of HMS marble signature administrative building St Mary’s Hall, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration/renovation of 1917Jesuits living quarters at BC Goddard Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration of 1883 Edwin Ginn Library of the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy Gasson Hall, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Comprehensive restoration and repair of exterior and interior historic finishes of 1913 signature building housing classrooms, administrative offices & performance hall Bapts Library, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Comprehensive Phase I exterior restoration to address water infiltration issues affecting BC’s rare books collection library Boston College Historic Campus Façade, Chestnut Hill, MA Multi-year inspection and make-safe program on four historically significant campus buildings Holy Family Parish, Amesbury, MA Comprehensive interior restoration of two 1880’s school buildings & Parish Center, accessibility and envelope repairs St. Ann Parish, Somerville, MA Accessibility, selective interior/exterior improvements, extensive site improvement and complete replacement of HVAC Education Bachelor of Science, University of Vermont Master of Architecture, Boston Architectural College Accreditation Associate AIA LEED Green Associate

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Doug Manley, AIA, LEED AP Project Architect Mr. Manley is a preservation architect with extensive experience in the renovation of historic buildings, structures and the design of additions and new buildings. As an accredited LEED architect he is on the forefront of green and sustainable design for the environmentally sensitive renovation of historic buildings. His expertise includes exterior detailing, building envelope, building codes, contract documents, construction administration, projet management of restoration programs as well as interior renovations. Partial list, of projects at McGinley Kalsow and Associates Inc. for which he has been project manager or the preservation architect include: Relevant Projects Stratton Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration and repair of 1928 residence hall.

Carmichael Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive assessment, envelope restoration and accessibility improvements for Tufts University’s dormitory and key dining facility.

Bromfield Pearson Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive renovation/restoration of 1893 academic offices and classrooms.

Goddard Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior restoration of 1883 building housing the Edwin Ginn Library of the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy.

West Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior renovation & restoration of historic dorm, including masonry restoration.

Eaton Hall, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior repair and restoration of marble and brick, classroom & office building.

Paige & Miner Halls Restoration, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive exterior repair and restoration of sandstone and brick classroom and office buildings.

Goddard Chapel, Tufts University, Medford, MA Comprehensive interior and exterior restoration and repair.

Education Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Design, Miami University Architectural Association London, England Registration Commonwealth of Massachusetts (#5964) Accreditation American Institute of Architects LEED Accredited Professional Memberships

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McGinleySHAFFER Kalsow & Associates, Inc. DiMELLA

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Founded in 1965, DiMella Shaffer is a privately owned, Boston & Seattle-based architectural planning and design firm whose talented staff of 70 architects, planners, and interior designers create innovative, inspiring designs for institutional, residential, and commercial clients. We are passionate about architecture and believe that buildings can positively influence our environment and the people who live in, work in, or simply experience them. At the same time, we recognize that architecture is a business and a craft, and that success is ultimately achieved through the right balance of both. Emphasizing a pragmatic approach, we focus on teamwork, strong management leadership, and innovative thinking to ensure our architectural vision meets each client’s needs, goals, and budget.

Design excellence is found in the ability to achieve permanence: the timeless expression of architectural thought as evidenced through the creation of places for people to work, learn, and live. To achieve this goal, the cornerstone of DiMella Shaffer’s practice is a belief that each project must listen to the voice of the client. Coupled with a commitment to preserve natural resources, our projects become a collaboration of ideas, expertise, and experience. Our achievements are a reflection of the diversity of clients for whom we work, the talents that we as a firm possess, and the desire to exceed our own design expectations.

We believe that in the major challenges of a project also lie the opportunities for a truly inspired solution—a richly-layered solution that evolves directly from a response to the program, the site and context, the building materials, the economic constraints, and the local building traditions. The result is award-winning designs that enrich communities and fulfill the user’s needs.

Relevant Experience Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall, Renovation and Restoration of 35 Jesuit Residences and academic and departmental offices Boston College Keyes, Cushing & Hardey Residence Halls, 618-bed Residence Hall Renovation Boston College, Nine Lake Street,

Renovation and restoration of Residence Hall and Academic Building

Boston College, 66 Commonwealth Avenue Residences

249-bed Residence Hall Renovation

Harvard University, Cronkhite Graduate Student Center

Renovation of 120-bed dormitory style residence hall and tenant offices

Harvard University Housing, Holden Green 140 Apartments, Historic Renovation Fairchild Residence Hall, University of New Hampshire 120-bed Residence Hall Renovation Gables Residence Hall, University of New Hampshire 400-bed Apartment Style Residence Hall Northeastern University, East Village 734-bed Traditional and Suites Residence Hall Graduate Residences at Johns Hopkins Medical School 550-bed Apartment Style Residence Hall Residence Hall, University of Hartford 180-bed Traditional Style Residence Hall Residence Hall, Westfield State College 410-bed Apartment Style Residence Hall Marsh Hall, Salem State College 525-bed Suite Style Residence Hall Wheelock College 135-bed Residence Hall Renovation Residence Hall, Bridgewater State College 436-bed Suite Style Residence Hall Hammond Campus Center, Fitchburg State University 165,000 sf Addition and Renovation Mesick and Morse Halls, Simmons College 137-bed Residence Hall Renovation Olympia Place Apartments 231-bed Apartment Style Student Housing

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Randy Kreie, AIA President and Principal For Addition And Contemporary Interiors Randy has more than 30 years of architectural experience. As a firm leader, Randy helps translate design vision into structural reality, with an emphasis on team management, master planning, conceptual design and quality assurance. Randy’s educational facilities experience includes ongoing assignments for Boston College since 1996, providing them with long-term assistance on over 30 projects plus numerous other projects including Simmons College, Wheelock College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Lesley University and Harvard University.

Relevant Projects Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall renovation; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, School of Theology & Ministry library renovation; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, School of Theology & Ministry; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, McMullen Museum; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, Conte Forum Shea Room renovations; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, various projects; Chestnut Hill and Newton, MA locations Brown University, Keeney Quadrangle Residence Hall Renovation; Providence, RI Northeastern University, East Village, student residence hall; Boston, MA Fitchburg State University, Hammond student center renovation; Fitchburg, MA Harvard University, Holden Green, renovation of student residences; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Cronkhite Graduate Center renovation; Cambridge, MA Lesley University, Library Study; Cambridge, MA MGH Institute of Health Professions; Boston, MA New England College of Optometry; Boston, MA Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Gordon library technology integration; Worcester, MA New England Eye Institute; Boston, MA North Shore Community College; Danvers, MA Simmons College, various project; Boston, MA Wheelock College, Riverway House renovation; Boston, MA Worcester Polytechnic Institute, development offices, robotics lab, lecture hall renovation; Worcester, MA Education Master of Architecture, Oklahoma State University Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Oklahoma State University Registrations Commonwealth of Massachusetts (#10945) Illinois #001.020415 Oklahoma #2140 Oklahoma #id5642 Connecticut #ARI.0012554 District of Columbia #ARC102060 Affiliations American Institute of Architects Association of Preservation Technology Boston Society of Architects Boston Preservation Alliance 324 Broadway • PO Box 45248 • Somerville, MA 02145 • 617-625-8901 • Fax 617-625-8902

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Tim Rhoads Project Manager For Addition And Contemporary Interiors Tim Rhoads has over 17 years of project management and design experience. Over this time, he has been involved in all phases of the design process - from planning to construction administration - for new construction, as well as many renovation and/or addition projects, with a focus on institutional and corporate projects. Most recently, Tim has completed work at St. Mary’s Hall at Boston College.

Relevant Projects Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, Jesuit Housing Study; Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College, 2000 Commonwealth Avenue Study; Chestnut Hill, MA Alfred University, Schein Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art; Alfred, NY Alfred University, Miller Performing Arts Center Phase II, new 500-seat theater; Alfred, NY Brown University, MacMillian Hall, new laboratory and teaching facility; Providence, RI Fairfax County Courthouse, renovation of existing facility and expansion; Fairfax, VA GSA/Armed Forces New Commons & Healthcare Center; Washington, DC Howard University - Law Library, new library facility; Washington, DC Rochester Institute of Technology - Center for Bioscience Education and Training; Rochester, NY Rochester Institute of Technology - Lowenthal Hall, renovation and addition; Rochester, NY Rochester Institute of Technology - College of Applied Science - Technology; Rochester, NY University of Vermont - Student Commons and Theater, design competition; Burlington, VT Immunex Headquarters, strategic development plan; Seattle, WA Reader’s Digest Headquarters at Canary Wharf, new corporate offices; London, UK Scottish Equitable Headquarters, new corporate offices and parking garage; Edinburgh, Scotland World Trade Center - South Office & Residential Parcel, study, office/ mixed-use buildings; Boston, MA Blackwall Peninsula, urban design study and master plan proposal; London, UK Canary Wharf - Eastern and Western Segments; master planning and urban design; London, UK Education Bachelor of Architecture, Syracuse University Accreditation Boston Society of Architects American Institute of Architects National Council of Architectural Registration Board

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Kenneth Hartfiel, AIA Project Architect For Addition And Contemporary Interiors Kenneth Hartfiel has 24 years of experience in residential, educational and institutional building design. His recent design work includes a new residence hall and dining facility at Bridgewater State University, and Loft23, a loft-style apartment building in Cambridge, MA that has won numerous local and national awards. Kenneth’s exceptional design and project management skills enable healthy collaboration among the project team members and strong project documentation in the various design phases. His facile drawing skills, well-coordinated drawings and attention to detail put him in high demand among both new and repeat clients.

Relevant Projects 91 Sidney Street, University Park at MIT, high-rise apartment building; Cambridge, MA Alfred University, Miller Performing Arts Center; Alfred, NY Arrow International, Inc., corporate headquarters and manufacturing; Reading, PA Becton Dickinson, corporate campus gatehouse; Franklin Lakes, NJ Bentley University, Spiritual Life Center; Waltham, MA Boston College Conference Center; Boston, MA Bridgewater State University, new residence hall and dining facility; Bridgewater, MA Brown University, Keeney Quadrangle Residence Hall Renovation; Providence, RI DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, renovation/expansion; Lincoln, MA East Village at Northeastern University; high-rise student residence hall; Facility planning; Boston, MA Hingham Shipyard, condominiums; Hingham, MA Loft23, University Park at MIT, loft-style apartments; Cambridge, MA Nanyang Technology University, campus masterplan; Singapore Portside at Pier One, mixed-use waterfront development; East Boston, MA Private Residence; Reading, PA United States Embassy; Bangkok, Thailand Victory District, mixed-use masterplan; Dallas, TX Wheelock College, Riverway House renovation; Boston, MA Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Gordon Library & Perreault Hall renovations; Worcester, MA Education Bachelor of Architecture, Honors, The University of Texas at Austin Registrations Commonwealth of Massachusetts (#8842) Affiliations American Institute of Architects Boston Society of Architects

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Taylor Walker Fickett, AIA Project Designer For Addition And Contemporary Interiors Taylor Walker Fickett has eight years of architectural experience ranging from planning to construction administration. She has worked on several large-scale residential and academic projects as a designer and also from a facilities management perspective. Well versed in a variety of technical and logistical design topics, Ms. Walker Fickett has spent a significant amount of her career at job sites. She is a hard-working and dedicated designer committed to delivering a high-quality product for her clients.

Relevant Projects East Village at Northeastern University; high-rise student residence hall; Facility planning; Boston, MA Brown University, Keeney Quad; Providence, RI GSA/Armed Forces New Commons & Healthcare Center; Washington, DC East Village at Northeastern University, high-rise student residence hall; Boston, MA Fox Hill, CCRC; Bethesda, MD Marywood University; planning study, Scranton, PA Tockwotton on the Waterfront, senior housing; East Providence, RI Village on the Waterfront; East Providence, RI Education Bachelor of Architecture, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Registrations Commonwealth of Massachusetts (#50457) Affiliations American Institute of Architects

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. BR+A CONSULTING ENGINEERS

MEP/FP ENGINEER

Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers, LLC (BR+A), founded in 1975, provides state-of-the-art integrated and coordinated mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection consulting engineering, low-voltage / telecommunications and building commissioning services.

Our experienced staff examines alternative solutions and provides proven and responsive heating, ventilating, air conditioning, electrical, plumbing and fire protection engineering design for state-of-the-art facilities. We are able to handle large-scale and complex projects from inception to construction completion, in their entirety. We provide computer-based life-cycle cost analyses, study alternative systems and feasibility of alternative layouts and are a proactive participant in value engineering – early in a project.

BR+A is a Member of the U.S. Green Building Council and a proponent of Sustainable / Green Design Concepts. Many staff engineers are LEED Accredited Professionals and as a firm we are involved in many projects that have achieved or are pursuing LEED Certification – including numerous projects that have Achieved LEED Gold Certification.

Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers (BR+A) utilizes Revit MEP and AutoCAD MEP for Building Information Modeling and 3D Design as well as Autodesk Navisworks Manage for collision detection and 3D Design Review.

Relevant Experience Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, MA University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Amherst, MA Boston College, Stokes Hall, St. Mary Hall and Higgins Hall Science Facility; Chestnut Hill, MA New York University; New York, NY Boston University; Boston, MA Nova Southeastern University; Davie, FL Kellogg School of Management and Southwestern University; Miami, FL University of New Hampshire; Durham, NH Harvard Law School; Cambridge, MA Harvard University; Cambridge, MA Framingham State College; Framingham, MA SUNY University at Oneonta; Oneonta, NY University of Connecticut; Storrs, CT University of Massachusetts - Boston; Boston, MA University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, PA Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; New Brunswick, NJ University of Virginia; Charlottesville, VA Wellesley College; Wellesley, MA Fraunhofer, Center for Sustainable Design; Boston, MA

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Allan Ames, P.E., LEED AP BD+C Principal-in-Charge With over 30 years of experience, Allan Ames, President of BR+A, is a Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer in sixteen (16) states and a LEED Accredited Professional. He is a frequent presenter at industry symposia including the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and AirConditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), Tradelines, and the New England chapter of I2SL (formerly Labs21).

Allan is heavily involved in the engineering design for a broad range of project types for academic, research, healthcare,and pharmaceutical clients nationwide. In addition, he is a Building Systems Committee Member for the Hospital Associated Infections Foundation (HAIF).

Relevant Projects Boston College, Higgins Hall Science Facility; Boston, MA Boston College, Lyons Hall Renovations, Music Classrooms 423 and 425; Boston, MA Boston College, St. Mary’s Renovation; Boston, MA Boston College, Stokes Hall; Boston, MA Framingham State University, Hemenway Hall / Annex Renovation and Addition; Framingham, MA Framingham State University, Science Facilities Upgrade Study; Framingham, MA Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy, US Headquarters, 5 Channel Center; Boston, MA Harvard University, Swing Space to Support Undergraduate House Renewal; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Renovations to Winthrop House; Cambridge, MA Johnson & Wales University, New Classroom and Laboratory Facility; Providence, RI Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Buildings 16 & 56 Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NW86, Sidney Pacific Graduate Residence;Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Renovation of Building E52; Cambridge, MA Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Interdisciplinary Academic Building; New Brunswick, NJ SUNY, University at Oneonta, Rehabilitate Physical Sciences Building; Oneonta, NY University of Massachusetts, School of Nursing at Skinner Hall, Addition / Renovation; Amherst, MA University of New Hampshire, Integrated Sciences Project; Durham, NH University of Virginia, Clark Hall Renovation and Addition; Charlottesville, VA Ursinus College, Undergraduate Science Facility; Collegeville, PA Education Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, University of Massachusetts Amherst Registrations Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer in 16 states (including Massachusetts) LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (Past President Boston Chapter) American Society of Healthcare Engineers Hospital Associated Infections Foundation Building Systems Committee Chair International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers

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Johnathan J. Chan, P.E., LEED AP BD+C Project Manager / HVAC Engineer Jonathan Chan has ten years of experience in the field of HVAC Engineering. He has been involved in the engineering of HVAC systems for a broad range of project types for academic, research, science, and healthcare clients nationwide. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Penn State University, is a Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer in Massachusetts and an active member of the Boston Chapter of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers and the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE).

Relevant Projects Boston College, Cushing Hall Renovation Projects; Boston, MA Boston College, Eugene F. Merkert Chemistry Center, Multiple Renovation Projects; Boston, MA Duke University, Lilly Library Renovations; Durham, NC Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy, US Headquarters, 5 Channel Center; Boston, MA Harvard Business School, Baker Library / Academic Center; Boston, MA Harvard University, Swing Space to Support Undergraduate House Renewal; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Renovations to Winthrop House; Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Brain and Cognitive Sciences Project; Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Building 1 Renovations; Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Renovation of Building E52; Cambridge, MA The Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Seven Cambridge Center; Cambridge, MA Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Vertical Expansion; Boston, MA University of Massachusetts, Life Sciences Laboratory 2 Fit Out; Amherst, MA University of Massachusetts, School of Nursing at Skinner Hall, Addition / Renovation; Amherst, MA University of Vermont, Larner Classroom Peer Review; Burlington, VT University of Virginia, Clark Hall Renovation and Addition; Charlottesville, VA

Education Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, Penn State University University Park

Registrations Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer in Massachusetts LEED Accredited Professional

Affiliations American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering

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Domenico Sinopoli Electrical Engineer Nico Sinopoli joined BR+A in 2003 and has over 10 years of experience in the engineering of electrical systems for many types of building projects including facilities for academic, research, corporate, and healthcare clients nationwide. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology and is an active member of the Illuminating Engineering Society.

Relevant Projects Case Western Reserve University, North Village; Cleveland, OH Colgate University, Robert H.N. Ho Science Center; Hamilton, NY Harvard Business School, Baker Library / Academic Center; Boston, MA Harvard Law School, Wasserstein Hall-Caspersen Student Center-Clinical Wing; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Department of Continuing Education, Classroom Renovations; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Pierce Hall Classroom of the Future; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Renovations to Winthrop House; Cambridge, MA Johnson & Wales University, New Classroom and Laboratory Facility; Providence, RI Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Building 3 Renovations; Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NW86, Sidney Pacific Graduate Residence; Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, “Rapid-Response” Feasibility Study Teams; Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Renovation of Building E52; Cambridge, MA Northeastern University, Hayden Hall Renovations; Boston, MA Northeastern University, Mugar Hall Renovations; Boston, MA Penn State University, Smeal College of Business; University Park, PA University of Massachusetts, School of Nursing at Skinner Hall, Addition / Renovation; Amherst, MA Xavier University, Hoff Residence Hall and Dining Facility; Cincinnati, OH

Education Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, Wentworth Institute of Technolog

Affiliations Illuminating Engineering Society

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Johnathan Boie, CPD, LEED AP Plumbing / Fire Protection Engineer Jonathan Boie has over 18 years of experience in the field of Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineering for architecturally oriented building projects. As a Senior Associate of the firm, he has been involved in the engineering of Plumbing and Fire Protection systems for a broad range of project types for academic, research, science, and healthcare clients nationwide. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Wentworth Institute of Technology, a Certificate in Plumbing Design, and is a LEED Accredited Professional.

Relevant Projects Boston College, Higgins Hall Science Facility, Multiple Renovation Projects; Boston, MA Boston University, Engineering Product Innovation Center (EPIC); Boston, MA Boston University, Metcalf Center for Science and Engineering, MEP System Replacement; Boston, MA Boston University, School of Law Renovation and Addition; Boston, MA Boston University, Pappas Auditorium Renovations; Boston, MA Emerson College, Ansin Building, Teaching Laboratory; Boston, MA Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy, US Headquarters, 5 Channel Center; Boston, MA Harvard Medical School, Multiple Renovation Projects; Boston, MA Harvard University, Loker Commons at Memorial Hall; Cambridge, MA Johnson & Wales University, New Classroom and Laboratory Facility; Providence, RI Penn State University, University Health & Counseling Services Building; University Park, PA Rice University, Bioscience Research Collaborative; Houston, TX SUNY, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Academic Research Building; Syracuse, NY SUNY, University at Buffalo, North Campus, Barbara and Jack Davis Hall; Buffalo, NY Syracuse University, Life Sciences Complex; Syracuse, NY University of Massachusetts, General Academic Building (No. 1); Boston, MA University of Massachusetts, School of Nursing at Skinner Hall, Addition / Renovation; Amherst, MA Wellesley College, Planning for Language and Area Studies; Wellesley, MA Education Bachelor of Architecture, Architectural Engineering Technology, Wentworth Institute of Technology Registrations Certificate in Plumbing Design LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering

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Jacob W. Knowles, LEED AP BD+C Electrical Engineer Nico Sinopoli joined BR+A in 2003 and has over 10 years of experience in the engineering of electrical systems for many types of building projects including facilities for academic, research, corporate, and healthcare clients nationwide. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology and is an active member of the Illuminating Engineering Society.

Relevant Projects Boston University, School of Law Renovation and Addition; Boston, MA Bowling Green State University, Energy Study; Bowling Green, OH Bristol Community College, John J. Sbrega Health and Science Building; Fall River, MA College of the Holy Cross, Hart Athletic Center; Worcester, MA Florida International University, Academic Health Center 5; Miami, FL Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy, US Headquarters, 5 Channel Center; Boston, MA Harvard University, Multiple Renovation Projects; Cambridge, MA Harvard University, Stadium Renewal and Addition; Allston, MA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Renovation of Building E52; Cambridge, MA National Institutes of Health, Renovations to Building 29A; Bethesda, MD Northeastern University, Hayden Hall Renovations; Boston, MA Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Interdisciplinary Academic Building; New Brunswick, NJ SUNY, University at Oneonta, Rehabilitate Physical Sciences Building; Oneonta, NY University of Massachusetts, General Academic Building (No. 1); Boston, MA University of Massachusetts, South College Academic Facility; Amherst, MA University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, School of Marine Science & Technology; New Bedford, MA University of Virginia, Health System Educational Resource Center; Charlottesville, VA Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Signature Engineering Building; Blacksburg, VA Education Bachelor of Architecture, Rhode Island School of Design Registrations LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations Boston Architectural College; Adjunct Faculty, Guest Juror, Thesis Advisor Rhode Island School of Design; Guest Juror Habitat for Humanity; Volunteer Carpenter Association ANAI; Eco-Volunteer, Sustainable Farming

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. LEMESSURIER

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

LeMessurier Consultants, located in Brighton, Massachusetts, is a structural engineering consulting firm. Since 1961 our organization has been providing structural engineering services on projects ranging from private residences to multi-million dollar complexes. Our engineering services include the following: structural design/analysis; structural investigations; forensic engineering; structural load tests; feasibility studies; standardization studies; structural renovations, alterations and restorations; computer engineering techniques; structural value analysis; preparation of structural contract drawings and specifications; cost estimating; sustainable design; construction review and full time review of structural field work; construction and contract administration; phased and fast track design and construction; and Building Information Modeling (BIM).

Guided by seven Professional Engineer Principals and eight Associates, the organization’s experience includes facilities for airports, transportation, commerce, incarceration, research and development, education, athletics, housing, health care, public use, and recreation. Its professional engineering staff is accomplished in the design of structures using structural steel, aluminum, regular reinforced concrete, precast concrete, prestressed concrete, brick and stone masonry, timber, epoxies, and visco elastic materials.

However complex and elaborate some of its projects have been, the group takes particular interest in finding direct and simple solutions to design problems.

Relevant Experience Washington University in St. Louis, The Lofts of Washington University; St. Louis, MO (Platinum) Genzyme Corporation, Science Center; Framingham, MA (Gold) Genzyme Corporation, Biologics Support Center; Framingham, MA (Gold) Genzyme Corporation, Allston Landing Facility Expansion; Allston, MA (Gold) EMD Serono; Billerica, MA(Gold) University of Massachusetts Medical School, Albert Sherman Center; Worcester, MA (Gold) State of University of New York, Barbara and Jack Davis Hall; Buffalo, NY (Gold) Dickinson College, Stuart Hall and James Hall, Carlisle; PA (Gold) St. Lawrence University, Johnson Hall of Science; Canton, NY (Gold) MIT Ashdown Graduate Residence Halls; Cambridge, MA (Gold) Dartmouth College, Black Family Visual Arts Center; Hanover, NH (Gold) Fort Lewis College Student Union; Durango, CO (Gold) The University of Southern Maine, Abromson Community Education Center; Portland, ME (Gold) Kenyon College, North Campus Housing; Gambier, OH (Phase 1 - Gold) (Phase 2*) Wheelock College, Campus Center and Student Residences; Boston, MA (Gold) University of New Hampshire, James Hall Renovation/Addition; Durham, NH (Gold) The College of the Holy Cross, Integrated Science Complex; Worcester, MA (Gold) University of Vermont, James M. Jeffords Hall; Burlington, VT (Gold) Episcopal School of Dallas, The Stephen B. Swann Athletic and Wellness Center; Dallas, TX (Gold) Northeastern University School of Law, Dockser Hall Renovation; Boston, MA (Gold) St. George’s School, Nathaniel P. Hill Library Renovation/Addition; Middletown, RI (Gold) Cedar Rapids Federal Courthouse; Cedar Rapids, IA (Gold) Service Credit Union Corporate Headquarters; Portsmouth, NH (Gold) Fidelity Investments Expansion; Smithfield, RI (Silver)

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. LEMESSURIER

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

William D. Lovallo, P.E. Project Manager/ Vice President Mr. Lovallo joined the staff of Le Messurier Consultants in 1987, becoming a Principal in 2001 and Vice President in 2003.Responsible for overall project development and implementation of structural

Relevant Projects Jeremiah E. Burke High School & Library Addition/Renovation; Dorchester, MA Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA St. William’s Hall Renovation; St. Mary’s Hall Renovation; Upper Campus Dormitories Renovations; Hovey House Renovations; Brighton Library Renovation; St. Clement’s Hall, North Wing IT Data Center Renovation; Restoration of Gasson Hall Exterior Façade; Burns Library Tower Restoration; Flynn Recreation Center Monitoring Rhode Island School of Design, Chace Center and Memorial Hall (LEED Silver); Providence, Rhode Island Emmanuel College, Boston, MA Administration Building Renovation; M.M. Wilkens Science Center; Residence Hall 126-130 Beacon Street Renovations and Alterations The Boston Athenaeum Renovations; Boston, MA 501 Boylston Street Renovations; Boston, MA 49-51 Commonwealth Avenue Renovation; Boston, MA 113 Hartwell Avenue Renovations; Lexington, MA YWCA Renovation; Boston, MA 120 Fulton Street Condominiums Investigation/Repair; Boston, MA Boston Biomedical Research Institute, 64 Grove Street; Watertown, MA Hebrew Rehabilitation Center for Aged Renovation/Addition; Roslindale, MA WGBH Headquarters (LEED Certified); Boston, MA Genzyme Corporation, Biologics Support Center (LEED Gold); Framingham, MA Service Credit Union Corporate Headquarters (LEED Gold); Portsmouth, NH

Education Bachelor of Architectural Engineering, Architectural Engineering, 1987 The Pennsylvania State University Master of Science, Civil Engineering, 1991 Northeastern University Registrations Professional Engineer (Structural): Massachusetts

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. MICHELLE CROWLEY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

Founded in 2011, Michelle Crowley Landscape Architecture designs landscapes to rejuvenate the soul by creating spaces for people to experience and engage with the outdoors. Whether it is a homeowner relaxing on a garden terrace, a child running up a landform at a park just to roll back down, or providing access to landscapes that once were cut off due to industry or contamination, MCLA strives to design outdoor spaces that allow people to live, learn, teach, play, relax, exercise, heal and laugh.

We approach each design individually, recognizing the site’s potential and unique set of challenges and work in close collaboration with the client, the community and other professionals. Our goal is to work intuitively with the innate characteristics of each site to create a specific design that captures the essence of the landscape and blends it with the aspirations of the client.

Coming up on our firm’s fourth-year anniversary in July 2015, a strategic goal is to add a significant instutional project to our workload.

The Williams College Saint Anthony Hall CDE project is of specific interest, requiring us to draw from our varied expertise and experience, to weave the campus’ historic landscape character with the modern requirements of residential life and sustainable practices. MCLA is a certified Women Business Enterprise in Massachusetts and a federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise. We hold professional landscape architecure licences in MA, CT, and VT and are LEED AP.

Relevant Experience Science Labs Building, Concord Academy Memorial Plaza and Academic Precinct, Norwich University The Deanery, Episcopal Divinity School Bradford House, Concord Academy Kreitzberg Library, Norwich University 251 West DeKalb Residences, King of Prussia, PA Mary Jane Lee Park, Salem, MA Ward Street Pocket Park, Salem MA 501 Cambridge Street, Cambridge MA The Elms Residence, Austen Riggs, Stockbridge, MA Concord Academy Main Street Master Plan Lincoln Library Landscape Master Plan, Lincoln, MA Main Entry Drive, Austen Riggs, Stockbridge, MA Pleasant Street Housing Development, Northampton, MA South Campus Entry Study, Norwich University Founders Statue, The Governor’s Academy, Byfield, MA Le Petit Prince Ecole Montessori Internationale,Sharon, MA Splaine Park, Salem MA

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. MICHELLE CROWLEY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

Michelle H. Crowley, LA Principal-in-Charge For the past 20 years, Michelle has been working on bringing accessible and enjoyable landscapes to a wide variety of people – from private residences to community-driven, land reclamation projects – all with the same smile and down-to-earth approach that reflects her love for her work, her focus on the client’s needs and her enjoyment of working with a team. Starting as a landscape contractor in Santa Fe, NM, and continuing through receiving her degree from University of Pennsylvania (specializing in largescale public park design), Michelle has continued to design and oversee the construction of both small and large landscapes. Her design acumen, problem solving and team leadership skills enable her to bring together client perspectives, diverse experiences of team members and unique challenges that each site presents, and deliver remarkable landscapes that engage each user in their own way.

Relevant Projects Science Labs Building, Concord Academy Memorial Plaza and Academic Precinct, Norwich University The Deanery, Episcopal Divinity School Bradford House, Concord Academy Kreitzberg Library, Norwich University Mary Jane Lee Park, Salem, MA Ward Street Pocket Park, Salem MA Concord Academy Main Street Master Plan Main Entry Drive, Austen Riggs, Stockbridge, MA Pleasant Street Housing Development, Northampton, MA South Campus Entry Study, Norwich University Founders Statue, The Governor’s Academy, Byfield, MA Le Petit Prince Ecole Montessori Internationale,Sharon, MA Splaine Park, Salem MA Education Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Registrations Registered Landscape Architect in Massachusetts, Vermont and Connecticut WBE- Women Business Enterprise Certified, Massachusetts Affiliations The Chestnut Hill School, Chestnut Hill, MA, 2010 Campus Master Plan Committee Member ASLA – American Society of Landscape Architects BSLA – Boston Society of Landscape Architects CLARB – Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. CANNING STUDIOS

ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION

John Canning & Company is dedicated to complete authenticity in historic preservation and restoration, artistic excellence, and the utmost respect for historic and sacred sites. We take great care to uphold these principles and to provide our clients with the honesty and integrity that they deserve. It is our philosophy that when it comes to the conservation and restoration of historic buildings, you only have one chance to get it right. That is why we put so much thought, care, and time into every detail of every project we have the pleasure to work on.

Produced in our atelier, our work is created and perfected by an expert team of dedicated tradespeople, artisans, scholars, and professionals, experienced in the use of traditional methods and materials.

Our passion for art, history, and accuracy has resulted in some of the most iconic restoration work in the country.

It is our mission to foster and promote excellence in restoration and conservation with a historically faithful preservation approach.

Our knowledgeable tradespeople, artisans, scholars, and business professionals are experienced in the use of traditional methods and materials. They advocate for the integrity of the original design intent, the preservation of architectural fabric, and the coordination and cooperation of trades within a framework of owner/architect/contractor collaboration.

Relevant Experience Judson Memorial Church; New York City, NY West End Collegiate Church; New York City, NY Metropolitan Club; New York City, NY Boston Public Library; Boston, MA Symphony Hall; Boston, MA The University of Virginia, Garret Hall; Charlottesville, VA Rhode Island State House; Providence, RI The White House (Renovation); Washington, DC St. Anthony Hall, Yale University; New Haven, CT St. Anthony Hall, Trinity College; Hartford, CT

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. CANNING STUDIOS

ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION

John Canning Principal John has over forty-five years experience as a practitioner, educator, and advocate in the fields of historic finishes and preservation. He has worked as a consultant for architects, developers, and owners of museums, public and religious buildings throughout the United States.

Relevant Projects National Archives; Washington D.C. Boston College, Gasson Hall; Boston, MA Brown University, John Hay Library; Providence, RI University of Michigan, Rackman Auditorium; Ann Arbor, MI West End Collegiate; New York, NY Kykuit, Rockefeller Estates; Tarrytown, NY Yarmouth New Church; Yarmouth Port, MA Winchester Arms; New Haven, CT War Memorial Veterans Building; San Francisco, MA St. John the Evangelist Church; Hopkinton, MA Edward M. Kennedy Institute; Boston, MA Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall; Chestnut Hill, MA St. Mary’s Help of Christians Catholic Church; Aiken, SC St. Patrick’s Church; Lowell, MA St. Mary’s Church; Willimantic, CT Milford Town Hall; Milford, CT National Archives Museum; Washington, DC Bay View Mural and Ceiling Restoration Martine Museum; San Francisco, CA Old Senate Chamber, Maryland Statehouse; Annapolis MD Education Advanced Certificate from the City & Guilds of London Institute Five-year apprenticeship as Church Decorator in Scotland, United Kingdom, after completing certificate programs at Decorative Trades Institute, Glasgow, Scotland; Stow College of Building, Glasgow, Scotland; Glasgow School of Art, Scotland.

Affiliations American Institute for Conservation – Professional Associate Member Association for Preservation Technology International American Institute of Architects – Honorary AIA The Institute of Classical Architecture and Classical America National Trust for Historic Preservation Partners For Sacred Places Finishing Contractors Association The League of Historic American Theaters

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. JENSEN HUGHES

CODE CONSULTANT

JENSEN HUGHES is the global leader in engineering consulting services for the built environment. We are a company of engineers, consultants, and scientists focused on evaluating risks and developing the best, most cost effective solutions. We offer extensive, practical experience through countless projects, research and industry innovation. Our global clients include a majority of Fortune 500 companies and cover the following sectors: energy, healthcare, education, hospitality, industrial, corporate real estate, transportation, government and military. We are the choice for securing the safety of people and assets.

Relevant Experience Williams College Stetson Library Atrium, Williamstown, MA JENSEN HUGHES provided Third Party Review services of the smoke control system rational analysis. The project included the new addition of the library that is attached to the renovated Stetson Hall. The library contains a five story tall atrium. The smoke control exhaust system included fans totaling 255,000 cfm of exhaust. Make up air was introduced into the atrium via natural ventilation. The report was reviewed for compliance with the requirements of Section 909 of the 7th edition of the Massachusetts State Building Code (MSBC) as well as current industry practice methods for smoke control systems designed utilizing a performance based design approach and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) computer modeling.

Williams College Gymnasium, Williamstown, MA JENSEN HUGHES provided fire protection code consulting services to identify the applicable code requirements for the wire glazing of a gymnasium fire door. We reviewed applicable photos, drawings and/or other related information/materials to understand the existing conditions and all relevant information related to the fire door installation and performed code research and prepared a report outlining the applicable code requirements, potential violations, conclusions and opinions regarding the code compliance of the fire door installation.

Williams College Theatre, Williamstown, MA JENSEN HUGHES provided fire protection, life safety and local accessibility code consulting services.

WILLIAMS COLLEGE SCIENCE CENTER, Williamstown, MA JENSEN HUGHES provided fire protection, life safety, and local MAAB accessibility code consulting services for the Williams College Science Center Study.

The Science Center Study consisted of a Facility Conditions and Space Utilization Assessment. The Facility Conditions Assessment portion of the Study will focus on the existing Bronfman Science Center and Clark Hall buildings. The existing Bronfman Science Center is approximately 90,700 square feet in area and was originally built in 1968. The existing Clark Hall is approximately 13,700 square feet in area and was originally built in 1908.

Williams College Kellogg House, Williamstown, MA JENSEN HUGHES is providing on call code consulting services related to stair enclosure and fire-resistance-rated construction for the Kellogg House. To date, our services have included a letter report providing an opinion, as an objective Third Party, related to fire rating of supporting construction associated with the fire-rated stair enclosure for the Kellogg House.

UMASS Amherst South College Academic Facility Reno & Addition, Amherst, MA JENSEN HUGHES provided fire protection, life safety, and accessibility code consulting services to DiMella Shaffer for the design and construction of an approximately 20,000 square-foot addition to and renovation of the existing South College Academic Facility (SCAF), which was originally constructed in the 1880’s. The renovated building contains classrooms, collaborative working spaces, and offices. The building design includes a four-story atrium that is located within the addition but immediately adjacent to the existing SCAF’s exterior masonry wall which allows its historical character to permeate into the new addition.

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. JENSEN HUGHES

CODE CONSULTANT

TIMOTHY WENSUS, PE Senior Fire Protection Engineer Timothy Wensus, PE, is a Senior Fire Protection Engineer with 12 years’ experience. His perspective on fire protection includes a combination of engineering practice with first-hand fire service experience. This combination allows Mr. Wensus to develop innovative fire protection solutions that meet the needs of building owners, daily occupants as well as first responders. He has experience with the evaluation of existing buildings and the development of code compliance approaches for new construction across a variety of occupancies. Mr. Wensus strives to develop fire protection and code compliance solutions that are integrated seamlessly with each project’s unique design vision.

Relevant Projects UMASS Amherst South College Academic Facility Reno & Addition; Amherst, MA University Of New Hampshire Hamilton Smith Hall Reno & Addition; Durham, NH Salem State Universtiy Gassett Fitness & Recreation Center; Salem, MA Brown University Keeney Quad Renovation, Providence, RI Dartmouth College Hood Museum Of Art Renovation & Expansion; Hanover, NH Salem State Universtiy Marsh Hall; Salem, MA Bridgewater State University Crimson Hall; Bridgewater, MA

Education B.S., Fire Protection Engineering,University of Maryland, 2002 Registrations RI, No. 9359 (2010) MA, No. 48342 (2009) CT, No. 27348 (2009) PA, No. PE-077189 (2009) NH, No. 12693 (2008) Licenses National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), No. 38763 (2008) Associations Member, Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) Member, New England Chapter, Society of Fire Protection Engineers Member, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

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McGinley Kalsow Associates, Inc. INC. AM FOGARTY &&ASSOCIATES,

COST ESTIMATOR

A. M. Fogarty & Associates, Inc. was founded in 1972 by Alfred Fogarty, with the vision of providing the construction industry with personalized cost estimates of the highest quality. For over forty years, A. M. Fogarty & Associates, Inc. has provided Architects, Engineers, Contractors and Owners with timely and highly professional construction cost estimates.

Peter Timothy, Chief Estimator since 1989, replaced Mr. Fogarty as Owner and President of A. M. Fogarty & Associates, Inc. in 2000.

Mr. Timothy’s extensive background in construction estimating is based on practical and field experience in the industry. Many of our employees and consultants have expertise in all trades and disciplines of construction cost estimating. Mr. Timothy has the unique ability to estimate not only architectural, site and civil trades but has expertise in the mechanical and electrical trades as well. It is through this broad base of ability and expertise that A.M. Fogarty can provide critical personal attention to their projects.

Relevant Experience Bates College, New Dormitory Building; Lewiston, ME Bridgewater State University, Rondileau Campus Center; Bridgewater, MA Hampshire College, Campus Center; Hampshire, MA Holy Cross Retreat Center; Sutton, MA University of Massachusetts, Totman Hall; Amherst, MA Fitchburg State University, Hammond Hall Student Center; Fitchburg, MA MIT Math Bldg #2; Cambridge, MA Three Rivers Community College, Performing Arts Center; Three Rivers, CT Worcester State University, Ghosh Science & Tech Bldg - Lab Renovation; Worcester, MA University of Massachusetts, Dining Hall Renovation; Amherst, MA Mass Maritime Cadet Housing; Buzzards Bay, MA Berklee School of Music, 142, 146, 150 Mass Ave Entry Access.; Boston, MA Sacred Heart University; Fairfield, CT Nichols College Athletic Study; Dudley, MA Roxbury Community College - Bldg 4 Café; Boston, MA Fitchburg State University, Campus Renovation; Fitchburg, MA University of Massachusetts, Liberal Arts Building; Dartmouth, MA Skidmore College - New Admin. Building; Saratoga Springs, NY Northern Essex Community College, Allied Health & Technology Building; Lawrence, MA Fitchburg State University, Hammond Hall; Fitchburg, MA University of Massachusetts,Paige Lab Study; Amherst, MA Boston College,129 Lake Street Renovation; Brighton, MA Northeastern University, Alumni Relations Office; Boston, MA Skidmore College, Filene Music Building; Saratoga Springs, NY University of Massachusetts, Neuroscience Lab; Dorchester, MA

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Kalsow Associates, Inc. INC. AMMcGinley FOGARTY & &ASSOCIATES,

COST ESTIMATOR

Peter T. Timothy President Peter Timothy, President of A.M. Fogarty & Associates, Inc. has been a professional construction cost estimator since 1985. His broad depth of construction experience and comprehensive experience in estimating all construction disciplines with a thorough understanding of construction cost consulting making him a valuable member of any design team.

Mr. Timothy’s education includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Construction Management from the University of Wisconsin - Platteville. He continues his education through extended education programs geared towards business and the construction industry.

Prior to joining A.M. Fogarty in 1989, Mr. Timothy was Chief Estimator at Industrial Associates, a large union interiors contractor. His responsibilities included overseeing all public bidding, administering all filed sub-bids, and coordinating general contract work. He was also responsible for initiating “computerized” estimating as well as tracking actual project cost.

In 1989, Mr. Timothy joined A.M. Fogarty & Associates as senior estimator and replaced Al Fogarty as President in 2000.

His experiences include budgeting several large scale restoration projects for the National Park Service in New York and Boston; estimating new commuter rail and light rail stations for the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority; and work for the Massachusetts Housing and Finance Administration and Housing and Urban Development on many public housing projects.

Mr. Timothy’s professional capabilities include estimating all civil, structural, architectural, mechanical and electrical trades. It is with this unique combination of abilities that Mr. Timothy has realized great success in predicting construction cost. It is also through the dedication of comprehensive estimating that his clients find his consulting invaluable in anticipating construction costs.

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. CAVANAUGH TOCCI ASSOCIATES

ACOUSTICAL CONSULTANT

Cavanaugh Tocci Associates, located in Sudbury, Massachusetts, was founded in 1975 by William Cavanaugh and Gregory Tocci to serve the growing need for technical expertise and consulting services in architectural, industrial, and environmental acoustics. The service objective is to provide practical, cost-effective, and timely consulting advice on all types of sound and vibration and system design.

Cavanaugh Tocci Associates, Inc. has completed thousands of consulting assignments ranging from brief consultations of a few hours to extended projects spanning several years. Typical clients include architects, engineers, building owners, and contractors. Today, CTA has a staff of 16, with 14 full-time consultants holding advanced degrees in mechanical engineering, architecture, acoustics and audio visual system design.

Our experience includes new buildings, renovation and re-use projects, and correcting problems in existing buildings. Issues common to most educational buildings include sound isolation and mechanical system noise. Special areas for room acoustics include auditoriums, music rooms, and distance learning classrooms.

Relevant Acoustical Experience Perkins Library, Duke University, Durham, NC - Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott, Boston Swarthmore College Science Center, Swarthmore, PA - Einhorn Yaffe Prescott, Boston Dockser Hall Renovation, School of Law, Northeastern University, Boston - Sasaki Associates, Watertown, MA Cornell University Lincoln Hall Renovations and Addition, Ithaca, NY - Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott, Boston Business & Technology Center, Champlain College, Burlington, VT - Truex Cullins & Partners Architects, Burlington, VT Austin Hall Renovation, Harvard Law School - Goody Clancy Associates, Boston Bates College Classroom Building, Lewiston, ME - Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott, Boston Boston University Photonics Building, Boston - Cannon Design, Boston Hubbard Hall Lecture Room, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME - Bennington Design Management, Newton, MA Renovations at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Worcester, MA - Kristine Stoller Interior Design, Sharon, MA

Relevant Audio Visual Experience Northeastern University East Village; Boston, MA Harvard University Cronkhite Graduate Center; Cambridge, MA College of the Holy Cross, Kimball Hall Dining (and Seelos Theater); Worcester, MA Salem State University, Marsh Hall and Viking Hall; Salem, MA UMASS Boston General Academic Building No. 1; Boston, MA UMASS Amherst New Academic Classroom Building; Amherst, MA Gordon Conwell Seminary new Classrooms and Commons, Charlotte, NC Gordon Conwell Seminary, Hamilton, MA University of Pennsylvania Law School; Philadelphia, PA University of Vermont STEM Complex; Burlington, VT Freeman French Freeman Inc.; Burlington, VT

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. CAVANAUGH TOCCI ASSOCIATES

ACOUSTICAL & AV CONSULTANT

Lincoln B. Berry Principal Mr. Berry is a principal consultant at Cavanaugh Tocci Associates, Inc. His responsibilities include consulting to a variety of clients in the areas of architectural acoustics, sound and impact isolation, noise and vibration control, and environmental noise control.

Relevant Projects Rhode Island College Performing Arts Center; Providence, RI Architectural acoustics and mechanical system noise control for a performance hall, music suite, and drama performance space.

University of Pennsylvania, Sansom Street Law Building; Philadelphia, PA Architectural acoustics and mechanical system noise control for a new construction educational and faculty office building.

New Taunton Trial Court; Taunton, MA Architectural acoustics and mechanical system noise control for a large, new construction courthouse building.

Trinity Church; Boston, MA Renovation of the formerly unused undercroft for use as meeting, presentation, and chorus rehearsal spaces including review and recommendations for room acoustics, sound isolation, and mechanical equipment noise/vibration control.

Education Bachelor of Interior Architecture, Rhode Island School of Design Bachelor of Fine Arts, Rhode Island School of Design Affiliations Member, Acoustical Society of America Member, National Council of Acoustical Consultants

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Matthew J. Moore Audio Visual Consultant Mr. Moore is a principal consultant and manages our sound system and audio visual design group. His projects typically involve design consulting, documentation and construction administration for sound reinforcement systems, communication systems, audio-visual systems, recording, and sound masking systems. He also provides consulting for room acoustics. Typical projects include theaters, auditoriums, worship spaces, athletic facilities, schools, courtrooms, outdoor systems and office fit-ups.

Relevant Projects Boston University Arena + Rec. Center; Boston, MA High quality permanently installed sound systems for convocation and athletic events.

Facilities included a 7200 seat arena, club room, dance studio, large gyms, pools and multiple recreational use rooms. Systems involved computer-controlled equipment with multiple loudspeaker clusters, a central paging system as well as easy-to-use preset controls.

Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts; Worcester, MA Sound system design for the rehabilitation of a historic 2300 seat venue. The sound system is used by touring musical theater shows, music performances, dance productions and a wide variety of performers in this professional roadhouse. Systems included: large central loudspeaker systems with multiple delay zones, audio tie line systems, production intercom, backstage paging and lobby systems, and multiple locations for a digital mixing console.

Ave Maria University Oratory; Ave Maria, FL Sound reinforcement system design for a large reverberant glass and steel Catholic Church built on a new campus. Digitally controlled line array loudspeakers with beam steering technology and supplemental distributed loudspeakers provide speech intelligibility while meeting the aesthetic requirements of the church.

Adams Courthouse; Boston, MA Sound reinforcement system for four courtrooms, with digital audio recording, judge-controlled muting and a law library paging system. Additional video, control systems and a complete web casting system were included with the design.

Education BS Engineering: Acoustics & Music, University of Hartford Affiliations Member, Acoustical Society of America and Past Chairman, GBCASA local chapter Member, Audio Engineering Society Firm Representative, National Systems Contractor Association Member, United States Institute for Theatre Technology Certified Technology Specialist, InfoComm International

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. GUNTLOW & ASSOCIATES, INC.

CIVIL ENGINEER

Guntlow & Associates, Inc. (G&A) is a multidisciplinary consulting firm in Williamstown, MA. We are a small company, established in 1989 by Vincent P. Guntlow, a professional civil engineer who is registered in four states. We offer civil and environmental engineering along with topographic and boundary survey, landscape architecture and wetland consulting. We provide a one-stop approach to project development, capable of handling projects of any size from site analysis, through wetland delineation, surveying, site planning, permitting, final design and construction administration. Many of our design projects are assigned a team of designers, which includes both a Civil Engineer and a Landscape Architect. We have found this relationship to be beneficial to our clients for many reasons, not the least of which is the ability to balance aesthetics with practicality and functionality.

Our company performs a wide variety of site engineering tasks ranging from residential septic system design to private wastewater treatment facilities; single lot subdivisions to large scale commercial development; private well plans to public water supplies and distribution systems. We regularly design water and sewer systems (both private and municipal), stormwater collection and detention systems, site layout and grading for access, parking and buildings. With a background in structural engineering, G&A routinely designs concrete retaining walls and performs residential and commercial structural evaluations and foundation design.

Relevant Experience 100 Spring Street; Williamstown, MA Above, the Williams College 100 Spring Street (B&L) Building in Williamstown, is a typical example of this type of partnership. Completed in Summer of 2004, this project is a three story multi-use facility which contains a retail store, 75-seat café as well as the Chamber of Commerce information booth, College faculty offices and four apartments. Our responsibilities here included working with the architect to configure a building footprint which preserved an existing elm tree, and left room on site to accommodate required parking in this busy downtown area. Once a footprint had been established, we completed site design and permitting.

The Clark Art Temporary Parking Area; Williamstown, MA For the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, we designed, permitted and performed construction administrative services for construction of an 89 car parking lot in Williamstown. Because the main Clark campus was under construction, the Clark wanted to construct a “temporary” parking lot for its employees and weekend visitors for use throughout the duration of the construction period, expected to last four years. Design and permit applications were prepared; the Zoning Board of Appeals held its public hearing on May 20, 2010. The parking lot was bid, constructed and available for use by the Clark’s Family Day weekend, on June 25th 2010.

Mountain One Financial Center; Pittsfield, MA As the first building at the William Stanley Business Park, the $2 million, 6,735 square-feet Financial Center was completed in the Fall of 2012. Situated on a 1.8-acre elevated site, development of the facility included many sustainable “green” building technologies.

Because the William Stanley Business Park is located at the former General Electric site near the center of Pittsfield, development on these construction ready sites requires careful consideration and detailed coordination with regulatory agencies, as the site is a capped brownfield.

Southtown Apartments; Williamstown, MA G&A has teamed with architects on the conversion of a 19th century school building into 15 residential apartments for faculty and staff of Williams College. Our involvement included site planning and engineering as well as permitting. With mature trees and vegetation on site, as well as an established neighborhood surrounding, projects such as these require increased sensitivity with regard to its local impacts.

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, INC. Inc. GUNTLOW & ASSOCIATES,

CIVIL ENGINEER

Vincent P. Guntlow, PE, LEED AP Principal-in-Charge Williams College, Williamstown, MA Stetson / Sawyer Library Paresky Center Weston Field B&L Building High Density Book Shelving Facility ’62 Center for Theater and Dance North Campus Utilities Spencer Art Building Unified Science Buildings Project Campus Parking Lot Upgrades Williams and Sage Halls Renovations Parking Garage Morgan Hall Renovations; Morley Circle Southworth Apartments; B&L Building Thompson Parking; Brooks Parking Lab Campus Drive Mass College Of Liberal Arts, North Adams, MA Hoosac Hall Underground Drainage Utility Study Hoosac Hall Renovations Berkshire Towers Flagg Townhouse Utility Upgrades Chiller Installation Education Bachelor of Science, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Clarkson University Master of Engineering, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Clarkson University Registrations LEED® Accredited Professional Professional Engineer – Massachusetts (#32814), Vermont, New Hampshire, New York and Maine Construction Supervisor - Massachusetts Affiliations Member, American Society of Civil Engineers Member, National Society of Professional Engineers Member, American Water Works Association Member, New England Water Works Association

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. HIGHBRIDGE MATERIALS CONSULTING

MATERIALS CONSULTING

Highbridge Materials Consulting, Inc. represents a small but diverse group of professional scientists with expertise in the materials used in both contemporary and historic construction and their performance characteristics. Our services include forensic analyses of construction materials using a variety of microscopical and chemical methods as well as specialized physical testing of concrete and masonry. We not only provide scientific data but also serve as a support team on restoration or new construction projects helping to answer questions that cannot be addressed through visual surveys of buildings and structures. Highbridge is committed to remaining at the forefront of construction materials research and its staff regularly presents at professional conferences, corporate staff meetings, and university classes.

Highbridge is a specialized laboratory group and we limit our service offerings largely to those representing our core competency in petrography, chemical analysis, and a limited number of physical tests for concrete, stone, and masonry materials. In this way, we are able to give our undivided attention to the types of analyses that our clientele have come to rely upon. Our materials testing and investigations are performed in accordance with the following ASTM standards. The list is abridged to include only our most commonly requested services.

Relevant Experience St. Mary’s Hall, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Centre Block, Parliament Hill; Ottawa Ontario College of Charleston; Charleston, SC Gasson Hall, Boston College; Chestnut Hill, MA Fort Adams; Newport, RI

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. HIGHBRIDGE MATERIALS CONSULTING

MATERIALS CONSULTING

John J. Walsh Senior Petrographer and Geologist / President John Walsh is founder of Highbridge and has been a petrographer for twenty years, sixteen of which have been dedicated to the application of petrography to construction materials. Mr. Walsh satisfies the qualifications for supervising petrographers as specified in ASTM the most detailed of which may be found in ASTM C856. These include a minimum five years experience in the petrographic analysis of concrete, mortar, plaster and cementitious materials and formal college courses in stone petrography, mineralogy, and optical mineralogy. His experience far exceeds these minimum requirements and Mr. Walsh is recognized as a leading industry expert in the analysis of historical American masonry materials.

John specializes in the microscopical and chemical analysis of construction materials with an emphasis on historical American masonry and concrete. He leads a small team of materials scientists dedicated to the forensic analysis of building materials, their durability and service distresses. Additionally, Mr. Walsh is a regular lecturer at Columbia University’s and University of Pennsylvania’s graduate programs in preservation and conservation and assists students in advanced problems in microscopy for special projects and graduate theses.

Relevant Projects Centre Block, Parliament Hill, Ottawa Ontario College of Charleston, Charleston, SC Gasson Hall, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Fort Adams, Newport, RI Education Ph.D. Candidacy, Columbia University, New York, NY Masters in Earth and Environmental Sciences,Columbia University, New York, NY National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, Columbia University, New York, NY B.S. with Honors in Geology, Magna Cum Laude, Queens College, CUNY, Flushing, NY Affiliations American Society for Testing and Materials Association for Preservation Technology International Society of Concrete Petrographers

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McGinley ASSOCIATES, Kalsow & Associates, MCPHAIL LLCInc.

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER

The engineering firm of McPhail Associates, LLC was established in 1976 by the late Robert E. McPhail, P.E. to provide consulting geotechnical engineering services. Our scope of services has expanded to include consulting geoenvironmental engineering services to address the development of sites which contain or have the potential to contain the presence of oil and/or hazardous materials (OHM).

Our professional staff consists of approximately thirty-seven individuals with backgrounds in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Geology. The senior engineering staff has advanced degrees in the geotechnical or geoenvironmental engineering discipline. Our key engineers have had extensive experience in subsurface explorations, geotechnical analysis and design, geoenvironmental site evaluation and remediation, design assistance to structural engineers and architects, and construction monitoring for more than 4,000 building, environmental, waterfront, and heavy construction projects The ownership of McPhail consists of three principals who collectively have more than 80 years of consulting experience. Our associates and project managers work on the day to day aspects of projects and consult with the principals on a regular basis. The principals, associates and project managers are supported by staff which includes project engineers, a drafting department, administrative personnel, and field engineers. The relatively small size of our company allows the principals to have a direct hand with every project that we are involved with. Our associates and project managers have an average of ten years’ experience working with our principals.

We understand the role of the geotechnical engineer in performing the subsurface design of construction projects in terms of both geotechnical and geoenvironmental considerations. We are oriented towards providing timely design assistance to the design team which assists in the proper implementation of the geotechnical design recommendations and geoenvironmental requirements into the Contract Documents. Projects on college campuses for which McPhail Associates, LLC has been responsible for the geotechnical engineering design or provided geotechnical construction consultation services include:

Relevant Experience Williams College; Williamstown, MA Music Facility: Addition to Chapin Hall Studio Theatre and Addition to the Faculty House Spencer Art Building Center for Theater and Dance Weston Hall Addition

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McGinleyASSOCIATES, Kalsow & Associates, MCPHAIL LLCInc.

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER

Chris M. Erikson, P.E. Principal Chris M. Erikson has over 29 years of experience in geotechnical engineering covering a wide range of projects. His experience includes subsurface explorations and characterization, geotechnical analysis and design, geotechnical instrumentation, construction control and project coordination. His experience includes particular emphasis on deep excavations and foundation support for building and transportation projects in urban areas.

Relevant Projects Congress Street Hotel; South Boston, MA Boston Convention Center Hotel; South Boston, MA International Cargo Center of NE; South Boston, MA Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex; UMASS Amherst; Amherst, MA Life Science Laboratories; UMASS Amherst; Amherst, MA Bowditch Hall Research and Teaching Facilities; UMASS Amherst; Amherst, MA Simmons College School of Management and Garage; Boston, MA Emmanuel College Science Building; Boston, MA MGH Yawkey Center; Boston, MA Harvard Medical School New Research Facility; Boston, MA Genzyme Manufacturing Facility; Allston, MA Tenet/St. Vincent Medical City; Worcester, MA Post Office Square Garage; Boston, MA 125 High Street Office Bldg.; Boston, MA M.I.T. Media Arts Building; Cambridge, MA Harvard University Hasty Pudding Theater; Cambridge, MA Education Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Registrations Registered Professional Engineer: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Affiliations Boston Society of Civil Engineers Geotechnical Group Chairman (1994-95) American Society of Civil Engineers Boston Groundwater Trust Technical Advisory Committee Massachusetts State Building Code - Geotechnical Advisory Committee

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. PETER WHITMAN

ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATOR

A strong interest in historical architecture has been a major influence in my career dating back to architectural school. Projects involving preservation and designing in an historic context are well-suited to my abilities both from a creative standpoint, and also in their presentation in the classic medium of line-and-wash drawings. My style is strongly evocative of period work, lending an air of authenticity.

Commissions of this scope lie well within my ability to execute.

My association with the McGinley Kalsow & Associates goes back to the very beginning of my practice, when I leased space from them in Boston for nearly twenty years. Our affiliation has remained close over time and despite our physical separation, we are frequent professional partners. We enjoy an easy and established working relationship.

Of particular relevance to the St. Anthony Hall Proposal is my work with McGinley, Kalsow on the exterior renovation of the Gothic-Style Gasson Hall at Boston University. I was commissioned to produce four watercolor renderings, two views showing existing conditions, and two showing proposed renovations. With these drawings, the University made a case for the building campaign, and for its funding. I also cite our collaboration on the addition to Needham Town Hall, and the new entry-porch for the Story Chapel, Mount Auburn Cemetery, in Cambridge. My part in these projects involved design work as well as making presentation drawings.

As a consultant to a major Boston architectural firm in the early 2000’s, I was involved in a number of academic projects for Lasell College, Auburndale, MA. Their intense building program included the Lasell Village campus, a student center and residential quad, plus other dormitories and an auditorium. We also collaborated on a new dormitory and science lab building on Longwood Avenue in Boston, for the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Numerous studies and presentation drawings were executed. This body of work has contributed greatly to my experience in academic architecture, which I hope could be a contribution to this project.

Peter Whitman Architectural Illustrator / Concept Designer Producing presentation drawings for architects, designers, developers and other clientele, illustrating proposed or existing architectural and engineering projects. Drawings cover a range of style, finish and media, appropriate for formal or informal presentation.

Providing design services and consultation with emphasis on the early phases of conceptual and schematic design, especially developing project image. Working independently or as part of a design team, this service combines the discipline of architectural design with strong presentation skills to establish and communicate an initial, overall approach. My involvement can also continue into further design-development, but is exclusive of construction documents.

Education Bachelor’s Degree, Architecture, Boston Architectural Center Associate’s Degree, Architectural Engineering, Wentworth Institute

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. RIPMAN

LIGHTING CONSULTANT

Founded 1979. 36 years of lighting design experience as a firm. Our firm has won more than 150 awards - twenty-two between 2012 and 2015 - from the Illuminating Engineering Society, the International Association of Lighting Designers, and GE Lighting, and has been nominated for the AIA Allied Professionals Medal. RLC has done more than 30 projects with McGinley Kalsow, including Gasson Hall at Boston College; the town halls of Upton, MA,, Sandwich, MA, Woolfboro, NH, and Needham MA; the Historic Pavilions at Revere Beach, MA; and many other projects. The collaboration between our offices covers a period of more than 30 years.

RLC has always espoused principles of sustainable design, even before the advent of LEED and the USGBC. The firm’s Principal and Associate are LEED accredited. Principal and staff have designed a number of very successful LEED projects, including six Gold (Bank of America, 225 Franklin St, Boston; Gund Partnership Corporate Offices, Cambridge, MA; the Armour Academic Center at Westminster School, Simsbury, CT; Newton North High School ($180,000,000 project), Newton, MA; new Dining Halls for the Taft School, Watertown, CT; and the Zumix Community Music Center (East Boston, MA). LEED Silver projects include MITRE Corporate Headquarters in Bedford and the first green residential project in Boston, The Macallen Building, as well as a number of others. We have achieved every LEED point we have ever pursued into documentation.

Relevant Experience The Old State House; Boston, MA 101 Federal Street - The Landmark Building; Boston, MA Boston Public Library, Sargent Gallery, Abbey Room and Courtyard of the McKim Building; Boston, MA Harrison Grey Otis House; Boston, MA Fort Trumbull; New London, CT The Bunker Hill Monument; Charlestown, MA Smith Center for the Performing Arts; Providence RI Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University; New Haven, CT Yale Music Library; New Haven, CT New Haven, Connecticut The Cutler Majestic Theater, Emerson College; Boston, MA Amgen Building; Cambridge, MA

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. RIPMAN

RIPMAN LIGHTING CONSULTANTS 3 LEXINGTON STREET BELMONT, MA 02478 (617) 489-3366 fax (617) 489-5223 www.ripmanlighting.com

Awards

LIGHTING CONSULTANT

Chris Ripman founded RIPMAN LIGHTING CONSULTANTS, which now numbers five professionals, in 1978. As principal consultant, he has been responsible for the lighting of over 3,000 projects.

Work of the firm has won more than 100 awards for lighting design.

A registered architect in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, he has taught lighting at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Boston Architectural Center, NEOCON and LIGHTFAIR.

Chris Ripman Principal

Chris Ripman founded the company, which now numbers five professionals, in 1978. As principal consultant, he has been responsible for the lighting of over 3,000 projects. Work of the firm has won more than 100 awards for lighting design. A registered architect in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, he has taught lighting at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Boston Architectural Center, NEOCON and LIGHTFAIR.

REGIONAL TECHNICAL AWARD Illuminating RelevantEngineering Projects Society of North America, 2000 GE EDISON AWARD OF MERIT The Lighting Old State House;+Boston, MA San Francisco, 1996 Boyd Showroom Headquarters, AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FORLandmark LIGHTING DESIGN 101 Federl Street - The Building; International Association of Lighting Designers, 1987

Registration Member

Teaching

Boston, MA Boston Public Library, Sargent Gallery, Abbey Room and Courtyard of the McKim Building; Boston, MA EDWIN GUTH MEMORIAL AWARDS FOR LIGHTING DESIGN (8); Harrison GreyLIGHTING Otis House; Boston, MA(110); 1980-2005 INTERNATIONAL DESIGN AWARDS Illuminating Engineering Society of North America Fort Trumbull; New London, CT REYNOLDS ALUMINUM PRIZE The Bunker Hill Momument; Charlestown, MA ALPHA RHO CHI MEDAL Harvard School Design, 1974Arts; Providence RI Smith Graduate Center for theofPerforming ARCHITECT # 4517 Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University; New Haven, CT Commonwealth of Massachusetts Yale Music Library; New Haven, CT INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIGHTING DESIGNERS Corporate Member New Haven, Connecticut ILLUMINATING ENGINEERING SOCIETY The Cutler Majestic Theater, Emerson College; Boston, MA Affiliate Member Amgen Building; Cambridge, MA BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CENTER 1978-1984 Memorial Hall Harvard University, Cambridge, MA HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN (1998, 2000; with Bill Lam, 1975-1977)

Editor Education

Education

PERCEPTION & LIGHTING AS FORMGIVERS FOR ARCHITECTURE William M.of C. Architecture, Lam (McGraw-Hill, 1977) Graduate School of Design Master Harvard HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN Bachelor of Arts Magna Cum Laude Master of Architecture, 1974

in Economics, Harvard College,

HARVARD COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Magna Cum Laude in Economics, 1970 Certifications TORONTO, ATLANTA, DENVER + WOODSTOCK MUSIC & ARTS Commonwealth of Massachusetts # 4517 FESTIVALS Spotlight Operator, 1969

Registrations

christopher hugh ripman - president and principal consultant w w w. r i p m a n l i g h t i n g . c o m

International Association of Lighting Designers - Corporate Member Illuminating Engineers Society - Affiliate Member Awardsards Regional Technical Award - Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, 2000 GE Edison Award of Merit - Boyd Lighting Showroom + Headquarters, San Francisco, 1996 Award of Excellence for LIghting Design - International Association of Lighting Designers, 1987 Edwin Guth Memorial Awards for LIghting Design (8) International Lighting Design Awards (110); 1980-2005

Illuminating Engineering Society of North America Reynolds Aluminum Prize Alpha Rho Chi Medal - Harvard Graduate School of Design, 1974

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McGinley & Associates, THE GREENKalsow ENGINEER, INC.Inc.

SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT

The Green Engineer, Inc. is a sustainable design consulting firm specializing in solutions to design, build, and operate buildings with improved energy efficiency and reduced impact on the environment. Founded in 2005 by Chris Schaffner, PE, LEED Fellow, the firm has a staff of fourteen with eleven LEED-Accredited Professionals. The expert team brings to the table experience and perspective from a variety of backgrounds including engineering, architecture, construction, planning, development, and public policy. We practice Integrated Design, and see sustainability as a core goal shared by design team members and stakeholders. We offer a wide range of services, including the following: ▪▪ Sustainable Design Consulting – We offer conceptual advice, design reviews, project assessment, and sustainable cost-benefit analysis depending on project scope and requirements.

▪▪ LEED Certification Project Management – Our experience with the LEED process enables your team to successfully and efficiently use the USGBC’s LEED Green Building Rating System.

▪▪ Energy Modeling and Daylight Modeling – We perform the key computations needed to quantify the strengths of different design options that will be useful throughout the project. Early energy modeling is critical to successful, cost-effective sustainable design.

Software capabilities include: eQuest EnergyPlus, DesignBuilder, and Trace. These programs include BIM capabilities.

▪▪ Design Review Services – As a third-party expert, we have expertise in reviewing a range of building types.

▪▪ Charrette Facilitation – A hallmark of the sustainable approach, we recommend collaborative design charrettes early in the process to promote holistic thinking.

▪▪ Sustainability Training and Coaching – The Green Engineer has trained over 10,000 design professionals in the use of USGBC’s LEED Rating System since 2001.

Relevant Experience MIT W1 (Maseeh Hall residence), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA - LEED-NC v2.2 Gold Certified.

Miller and Metcalf Residence Halls, Brown University, Providence, RI - LEED-NC v2009 Gold certified.

Life Science Laboratories, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA - LEED NC 2.2 Gold Certified.

General Academic Building, University of Massachusetts Boston, Boston, MA - Design goals include LEED-NC 2009 Silver certification.

The New Chemistry Building, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI - Targeting LEED-NC v2.2 Silver certification Warren Alpert Medical Education Building, Brown University, Providence, RI - LEED NC 2.2 Gold certified.

Koch Center for Integrative Cancer Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA - LEED-NC v 2.2 Gold certified Framingham State University - Hemenway Hall upgrades, Framingham, MA - Targeting LEED Silver certification

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& Associates, THEMcGinley GREENKalsow ENGINEER, INC.Inc.

SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT

Christopher R. Schaffner, PE, LEED Fellow Principal Chris Schaffner, PE, LEED Fellow is founder and principal of The Green Engineer, Inc. Chris has 25 years of experience in the design of building systems with a focus on energy efficiency and sustainability.

He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from M.I.T., and is a registered professional engineer in Massachusetts, California and Vermont.

Relevant Projects Westminster School Academic Building; Simsbury, CT - LEED NC v2.2 Gold Taft School Dining Hall; Watertown, CT - - LEED NC v2.2 Gold Perkins School for the Blind, Lower School; Watertown, MA - LEED for Schools v3 Gold Atrium School; Watertown MA – BSA Design Award 2008 St. George’s School Library; Newport RI – LEED for Schools v2 Gold Colby College Biomass Heating Plant; Waterville ME – LEED NC v3 Gold U Mass Boston General Academic Building; Boston, MA – pursuing LEED NCv3 Gold Brown University Aquatics Center; Providence, RI – pursuing LEED NCv3 Gold Campus Center/Student Residence; Wheelock College, Boston, MA-LEED NC v2.2 Gold MIT Grad Dorm (Ashdown House); Cambridge, MA – LEED NC v2.2 Gold MIT Maseeh Hall; Cambridge, MA – LEED NC v2.2 Gold Duke Keohane 4 Residence Hall; Durham, NC – LEED NC v3 Silver UMASS Amherst Honors College Dorm; Amherst, MA – pursuing LEED NCv3 Gold Education B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Registration Massachusetts PE Registration #37211

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McGinley MONUMENT Kalsow & Associates, Inc. BUILDING & CONSERVATION

PRESERVATION CONSULTANT

Building and Monument Conservation offers consulting and project management services for the conservation of traditional masonry buildings, architectural sculpture, stone monuments and historic burying grounds. Building and Monument Conservations also executes conservation treatments for stone sculptures, monutments and grave stones on site and in their studio in Arlington, Massachusetts.

Relevant Experience Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 2014 - ongoing with McGinley Kalsow & Associates ▪▪ Preservation Master Plan for five historic marble buildings designed by Shepley Ruttan and Coolidge.

▪▪ Gordon Hall - Stone by stone survey of exterior. Treatment report, recommendations for probes.

▪▪ Tosteson, Albert and Goldenson Halls, Bldgs C-1 and C-2 - Conditions assessment of exterior stone masonry, treatment report and budgets for recommended scope.

▪▪ Report with recommended scope of work for all five buildings, prioritization between buildings, recommendations for phasing of capital projects and stabilization work pending the implementation of large capital projects.

Boston College, Newton, Massachusetts 2007 - ongoing with McGinley Kalsow & Associates ▪▪ Historic Campus Building Preservation Master Plan - Survey of five buildings on the upper campus. Report with treatment options, treatment recommendations, priorities and budgets.

▪▪ St. Mary’s Hall -Assessment of historic cast stone and pudding stone exterior. Specifications for cast stone replacement and masonry restoration. Supervision of exterior masonry restoration.

▪▪ Gasson Hall - Assessment, consulting and project supervision for the restoration of cast stone and pudding stone exterior. 2007-2010 ▪▪ Burns Library - Assessment, specifications and supervision of exterior limestone and pudding stone restoration. 2007-2015

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McGinley MONUMENT Kalsow & Associates, Inc. BUILDING & CONSERVATION

PRESERVATION CONSULTANT

Ivan Myjer Principal Consulting Services and conservation treatments for the preservation of historic stone buildings, sculptures and monuments. Services include: master plans, conditions assessments, treatment recommendations, budgets, testing, specifications, stone matching and site supervision of contractors.

Relevant Projects Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts (2014 - ongoing with McGinley Kalsow & Associates)

Gordon Hall - Stone by stone survey of exterior. Treatment report, recommendations for probes.

Tosteson, Albert and Goldenson Halls, Bldgs C-1 and C-2 Boston College, Newton, Massachusetts (2007 - ongoing with McGinley Kalsow & Associates)

Historic Campus Building Preservation Master Plan

St. Mary’s Hall

Gasson Hall

Burns Library Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ (2015 - ongoing), Princeton University

Edwards Hall

Campus wide brownstone building survey

Firestone Library

Cleveland Tower

Princeton University Chapel

Madison and Holder Halls

East Pyne and Chancellor Green

Mather Sundial

Clio and Whig Halls

Education Bachelor of Arts in Humanities, New College, Sarasota, Florida

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McGinleyCONDITIONS Kalsow & Associates, Inc. EXISTING

BUILDING LASER SCANNING

In 1997 our business was founded to deliver high quality Existing Condition drawings and As-built documentation more accurately, efficiently and cost effectively than anyone else in the market. Still to this day, this niche represents our primary business and utilizes our core expertise. Almost two decades later, we have measured and documented an estimated 200 million square feet of space for Architects, Engineers, Building Owners and Real Estate Professionals and served clients and projects across the entire United States. We have stayed true to our founding principles and, as a result, continue to excel at delivering the most accurate Existing Conditions base documentation.

Relevant Experience Tufts University, Boston Medical School Campus, MA.: full campus documentation apx. 3,000,000 sq. ft.

Harvard Business School, All residential Units, apx. 350,000 sq. ft. using FICM standards Harvard Law School, All residential units apx. 100,000 sq. ft. using FICM standards Emerson College, full campus survey apx. 1,200,000 sq. ft. using FICM standards.

Yale University, The Sterling Memorial Library and Bass Library apx. 875,000 sq. ft.

University of California at Berkley apx. 250,000 sq. ft.

Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island: Residential units apx. 30,000 sq. ft. using FICM standards Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. 54 building survey apx. 220,000 sq. ft.

The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. apx. 250,000 sq. ft.

The State Department of the United States. Apx. 50,000 sq. ft.

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. Alumni Hall apx. 50,000 sq. ft.

Boston University apx. 1.1. million Sq. ft. residential and academic space using FICM standards Notre Dame University, entire Law School Campus. apx. 100,000 sq. ft.

Vassar College, all residential units apx. 300,000 sq. ft.

Amherst College, apx, 250,000 sq. ft. of residential and academic space.

Princeton University, apx. 150,000 of academic space.

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McGinleyCONDITIONS Kalsow & Associates, Inc. EXISTING

BUILDING LASER SCANNING

Kurt Yeghian Principal Kurt Yeghian is the founding president of Existing Conditions Surveys, Inc. Kurt manages the daily operations of the Greater New England region as well as the office in Washington, D.C. Each year ECS, Inc measures and creates existing conditions 2D drawings and 3D models for approximately 20,000,000 sq. ft. of space. Prior to founding Existing Conditions Surveys, Inc. in 1997, Mr. Yeghian worked for several local architectural firms including Sasaki Associates and HMFH Architects. Mr. Yeghian became a licensed building contractor in 1992 and managed the construction of numerous residential buildings in Rhode Island. Prior to his private sector work experience, Mr. Yeghian spent 11 years as a civil engineer in the United States Air Force, specializing in existing building analysis and contingency preparedness.

Mr. Yeghian attended the Boston Architectural Center and has recently been appointed chairman of the Boston Society of Architects 3D laser scanning committee. Existing Conditions Surveys, Inc. is a veteran owned business.

Relevant Projects Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NY NY Museum of Fine Arts, Boston MA The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University New Haven CT Currier Museum of Art, Manchester NH Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, North Adams MA Norton Museum of Art, Palm Beach FL Russia Wharf commercial office complex apx. 450,000 sq. ft.

The American Locomotive Factory Commercial office complex, apx. 650,000 sq. ft.

The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. apx. 250,000 sq. ft.

The State Department of the United States. Apx. 50,000 sq. ft.

Rex Medical Hospital, Raleigh, NC apx. 800,000 sq. ft.

Children’s Hospital, Boston, MA apx. 150,000 sq. ft.

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McGinley & Associates, Inc. Colburn & Kalsow Guyette

FOODSERVICE CONSULTANT

Colburn & Guyette Consulting Partners, Inc. is a well-established local consulting firm with its roots extending back five decades. The company was originally founded in the 1950’s by Anthony Michaels. Mr. Michaels began his consulting practice before the use of food service consultants was widely accepted. In the 70’s the firm was continued by Mr. Michael Colburn. Mr. Colburn built the firm to its current status as the premier food service consulting firm in New England. In 1991, after a brief stint as Senior Designer for another consulting firm, Todd Guyette rejoined Michael’s firm as a partner. Todd has since assumed ownership of what has been for many years a first class food service consulting firm. Our well-established roots afford us a network of industry professionals that can assist us in solving even the most intricate and complicated design problems.

Founded on the premise that food service consulting is a service business, our firm has carried this attitude forward through the years.

Even with the advances in computer systems technology and food service technology, we have never lost sight of our firms’ basic premise.

Relevant Experience Bryant University Student Center, Smithfield, Rhode Island Mass Maritime Academy, Dining Hall renovation & new Cafe, Buzzard Bay, Massachusetts Holy Cross Kimball Hall Renovation*, Worcester, Massachusetts Johnson & Wales University, New Academic Building, Charlotte, South Carolina Philander Smith College, Dining Hall, Little Rock, Arkansas Pulaski Technical College, New Academic Building, Little Rock, Arkansas Johnson & Wales University, Snowden Hall, Providence, Rhode Island Benedict College, New Dining Hall, Harvard Business School, Cambridge, Massachusetts Harkness Commons Renovation, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts Bryant University Academic Center, Smithfield, Rhode Island The Log at Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts Central Connecticut State University, New Dining Hal, New Britain, Connecticut UMass Club at One Beacon, Boston, Massachusetts Wheaton College, Chase Dining Hall, Norwood, Massachusetts

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McGinley & Associates, Inc. Colburn & Kalsow Guyette

FOODSERVICE CONSULTANT

R. Todd Guyette, FCSI - Principal Principal As Principal in charge, Todd directs the overall design efforts of the firm and establishes the firm’s business practices and standards. He is directly involved with the programming and conceptual design effort for each project and has an active role in all in-house coordination as well as coordination with the design team on all projects. He participates in project review meetings with support staff on a daily, weekly or monthly basis depending on the needs of each project. Todd is actively involved with the Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) and is Chairman of the Ethics Committee for The Americas Division. He has over 27 years of diversified experience in foodservice facilities consulting and is highly respected throughout the industry.

Relevant Projects American University; Cairo, Egypt Boston University, Marciano Commons; Boston, MA Bridgewater State University; Bridgewater, MA Muhlenberg College; Allentown, PA Northeastern University, International Village; Cambridge, MA Northeastern University, Curry Student Center; Cambridge, MA Rhode Island School of Design; Providence, RI Sacred Heart University; Fairfield, CT Salem State University; Marsh Hall, Salem, MA Southern New Hampshire University; Manchester, NH University of Massachusetts University Suites; Lowell, MA University of Massachusetts, Medical Center; Worcester, MA University of Connecticut, Avery Point; Groton, CT University of Connecticut, Honors Residence 2017, Storrs, CT University of Rhode Island, Ram’s Den; Kingston, RI Education University of Massachusetts, Bachelor of Science/Environmental Design Boston Architectural Center, Architectural and Interior Design Studies Johnson and Wales University, ‘HOT’ Program (Hands on Training) Industry Related Memberships Professional Member Since 1993 Board of Trustees – North American Division 2005 and 2006 Member of the Code of Conduct Review Task Force 2006 Symposium Planning Committee Chairman of the Ethics Committee for The Americas Division Past Chairman of the New England Chapter Past Chairman of the AIA Cornerstone Partnership Committee Past Board Member of FCSI Educational Foundation

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REFERENCES MCGINLEY KALSOW & ASSOCIATES INC. PRESERVATION ARCHITECTS BOSTON COLLEGE Gasson Hall Phase I, Burns Library Mr. Jake Mycofsky Construction Project Manager (617) 552-0331 BOSTON COLLEGE St. Mary’s Hall, Gasson Phase II Construction Project Manager (617) 552-8992

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TUFTS UNIVERSITY West Hall, Bromfield Pearson Mr. Rudi Pizzi, Director University Maintenance Dept.

(617) 627-3706 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Gordon Hall & Quad Assessment Ms. Sharon Lorince CFM Senior Associate Director of Facilities (617) 627-3706

DIMELLA SHAFFER BOSTON COLLEGE - ST. MARY’S HALL Mary Nardone Associate Vice President Capital Projects (617) 552-0346 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE - GABLES RESIDENCE HALL Mr. Larry F. Van Dessel Executive Director of Facilities Services (603) 862-2099 HARVARD UNIVERISTY - HOLDEN GREEN Steve Nason Harvard Real Estate Services Residential Division (617) 384-8921 HARVARD UNIVERISTY - CRONKHITE GRADUATE STUDENT CENTER Chris Packard Northstar Project & Real Estate Services (617) 320-7234

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McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. Insurance Requirements Please see MKA’s professional liability insurance coverage and limit. McGinley Kalsow & Associates Inc. will be able to obtain an endorsement to our professional liability policy with dedicated excess limits that will always be available for this project. Our insurance carrier was not able to provide us with the additional cost for this project on time for this proposal’s deadline. We would look for any increase in insurance cost to be a qualified reimbursable expense.

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Termination and Debarment Certification

McGinley Kalsow & Associates Inc. (MKA) certifies that neither it nor its principals and /or staff participants are presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible or otherwise prohibited from professional practice by any federal state or local agency.

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Wendall C. Kalsow AIA MKA President

June 9, 2015 Date

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Draft Agreement We have reviewed the Draft Agreement that is included in the RFP and have two review comments.

• We have included insurance limits in our cost proposal which is listed in our attached insurance binder.

• In Section 10, 3rd sentence, we wish to confirm that the word “ Contractor” refers to the Architect and not Construction Manager or General Contractor.

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FEE Proposal The following outlines the proposed fees for the project. Listed below you will find the basic services as defined by the contract. Separately listed are the fees for optional services that may be necessary to complete the project. The following Basic Services include architectural, MEP, structural, civil and landscape services for the project. Our understanding of basic services includes verification of existing conditions, programming, conceptual design, schematic design, design development, construction documents, specifications, hardware schedules, lighting design, acoustic design, historic finishes consulting, masonry consulting, basic finishes, kitchen design, and exterior envelope consulting. Additionally, we have included the cost of estimating within these phases as well as bidding assistance, construction administration and post occupancy evaluation. Separate line items are included to capture to the fees for LEED Consulting and Energy Modeling as well as the FF&E for the Common Areas. We have included the cost of the required renderings and can provide additional renderings within the fee if they are based on the electronic model we have built for the project. If the College would like a special water color rendering for fundraising or other purposes those additional renderings would be invoiced at $2,000 per rendering. We have not included services for signage and graphics.

Basic Services Fee Maximum Maximum Phase Architect’s Fee Reimbursable Expenses Programming Phase / Existing Conditions $ 50,000

$ 7,500 Conceptual and Municipal Design Phase

$ 140,000 $ 7,500 Balance of Schematic Design Phase

$ 150,000

$ 20,000 Design Development Phase

$ 475,000

$ 30,000 Construction Documents Phase $ 490,000 $ 30,000 Construction Administration Phase

$ 870,000

$ 50,000 LEED and Energy Modeling

$ 62,000 $ 2,500 *

$ 40,000

$ 4,000 FF&E for Common Areas Close-Out Phase

$ 10,000 $ 2,500 Total

$

2,287,000

$

154,000

* LEED filing fees are not included and are assumed to be paid directly by Williams College. We have included the cost of time for our team to file on the College’s behalf.

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The individual break out fee numbers for the consultants included in our fee are as follows: Specification

Kalin Associates

$

15,000

Structural

LeMessurier Consultants

$

170,000

MEP

BR+A Consulting Engineers

$

450,000

Code

Jensen Hughes

$

24,000

Lighting

Ripman Lighting Consultants

$

30,000

Civil

Guntlow & Associates, Inc.

$

61,000

Landscape

Michelle Crowley Landscape Architecture

$

46,000

Foodservice

Colburn & Guyette

$

15,000

Acoustical

Cavanaugh Tocci & Associates

$

20,000

Hardware

Campbell-McCabe

$

10,000

Masonry

Myjer

$

14,700

Finishes

Canning Studios

$

12,000

Cost

AM Fogarty & Associates, Inc.

$

49,000

Existing Conditions

Existing Conditions

$

20,000

Total $

936,700

Optional Services/Testing Low Voltage Design

BR+A Consulting Engineers

$

40,000

AV Design

Cavanaugh Tocci & Associates

$

30,000

Security Design

BR+A Consulting Engineers

$

20,000

Historic Testing

Building Monument & Conservation

$

20,000

Contract Review We have reviewed the Draft Agreement that is included in the RFP and have two review comments.

•

We have included insurance limits in our cost proposal which is listed in our attached insurance binder.

•

In Section 10, 3rd sentence, we wish to confirm that the word “ Contractor” refers to the Architect and not Construction Manager or General Contractor.

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Hourly Fees MCGINLEY KALSOW & ASSOCIATES, INC. Principal – Architecture $225 Principal – Planning $190

Senior Project Manager/Architect/Planner

$145

Project Manager $135 Project Architect $130

Architectural Historian/Preservation Planner

$120

Architect $115 CAD $85 DIMELLA SHAFFER Principal $275 Associate Principal $185 Senior Project Manager $165 Project Manager $145

Architects/Designers: Levels I-V

$80 - $135

Interior Designer: Levels I-IV

$75 - $135

GUNTLOW & ASSOCIATES, INC. Principal $140 Architect $120 Land Surveyor $120 Senior Engineer $100 Project Engineer $95

Registered Landscape Architect

$95

Engineer II $85 Engineering I $75 Survey Crew $140 Wetland Specialist $95 Designer/ Drafter $65 Administrator $65

Sieve Analysis (Includes 1 hour of Labor)

$75/soil type

Proctor Test (Includes 3 hours of Labor)

$140/soil type

LEMESSURIER CONSULTANTS, INC. Senior Principal $180-225 Principal $175 Associate $140 Engineers $115 Senior CAD $100 CAD $80

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BARD RAO + ATHANAS CONSULTING ENGINEERS Principals $235.00 / hour Senior Engineers $180.00 - $225.00 Engineers $160.00 - $190.00 Designers $105.00 - $155.00 Junior Designers $75.00 - $100.00 CAD Persons $55.00 - $90.00 MICHELLE CROWLEY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Principal $ 110.00

Project Manager $ 100.00

Senior Designer $ 90.00

Project Designer $ 65.00

A.M. FOGARTY & ASSOCIATES, INC. Principal $210 Senior Estimator $150 Estimator $150 Mechanical Engineer $150 Electrical Engineer $150 Computer Specialist $105 Administrative $70 THE GREEN ENGINEER Principal $200

Senior LEED Project Managers

$115-135

LEED Project Manager $90-115

Senior Building Performance Analysts

$110-125

Building Performance Analysts

$80-$110

Other Staff $50-90 JOHN CANNING CO. Principal $165 Conservation $125 EXISTING CONDITIONS SURVEYS, INC. Principal/Partner $180 Project Manager $140 Project Surveyor $110 Field Survey Crew $180 Administration/Accounting $50

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RIPMAN LIGHTING CONSULTANTS Principal $175 Associate $135 Staff $45-100 BUILDING AND MONUMENT CONSERVATION Principal $155 JENSEN HUGHES Principal $285.00 per hour Vice President $245.00 per hour Director / Technical Expert

$220.00 per hour

Senior Engineer / Consultant II

$200.00 per hour

Senior Engineer/Consultant I

$175.00 per hour

Fire Protection Engineer/Consultant

$155.00 per hour

Junior Engineer / Consultant

$130.00 per hour

Technician/Draftsperson $75.00 per hour Graphics/Word Processor/Administrativ

$80.00 per hour

CAVANAUGH TOCCI ASSOCIATES INC. Senior Principal Consultants $200-250 Principal Consultant $150-220 Senior Consultants $140-165 Staff Consultants $100-140 Technical Assistants $50-100 PETER WHITMAN Illustrator $85 COLBURN & GUYETTE

Principal $150.00/hour

Senior Associates $125.00/hour Senior Project Managers $100.00/hour Project Managers $75.00/hour Clerical / Support $50.00/hour

MCPHAIL & ASSOCIATES, LLC Principal $71-$89 Project Manager/Associate $39-$58

Project Engineer/Field Engineer

$29-$47

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