UCLA Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel RFQ No. 6427276 - Johnson Favaro

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS for the ROLFE HALL 1200 LECTURE HALL REMODEL PROJECT NUMBER, 6427276 OCTOBER 2021 SUBMITTED BY: JOHNSON FAVARO 5898 BLACKWELDER STREET CULVER CITY, CA 90232 (310) 559-5720

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October 19, 2021 Attn: Liliana Martinez UCLA Capital Programs University of California, Los Angeles 1060 Veteran Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90095 Re: Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel Request for Qualifications, Project No. 6427276 Dear UCLA and Rolfe Hall Occupants, Recent advances in neuroscience and new challenges facing advances in artificial intelligence have begun to show what perhaps intuitively we have known all along but in the world of education have only recently begun to acknowledge: we are more than brains on a stick and our brains are more than abacuses in a box. The evidence is in. How--and how well-- we think and learn (and instruct) is dependent on our embodiment, meaning our whole bodies, and who we are with, meaning not only instructors and texts but fellow thinkers and learners, as well as the places we are in, meaning our natural and built environments. In light of all this, it seems to us self evident that a place like a traditional lecture hall, in which audiences of students are expected to absorb information only to merely reflect it back later, has got to evolve into a more hybrid kind of place where the nature of a lecture is more show than tell, the instructor more coach than lecturer, and the classroom experience more participatory than passive.

But the embodied, collaborative learning experience requires a place that enables it and as architects, we are focused on the place (the rooms, the buildings and the campuses). It is our life’s work to contribute to the restoration of education environments as both effective and inspiring places, not just expedient ones, and to participate in the innovations required to recapture the sense of wonder and pleasure in learning afforded by such places. We are also sensitive to the care with which we must approach the investment of limited taxpayer funded resources on any UC campus even as we strive to produce high quality facilities with the efficacy and the dignity that high quality institutions and their students deserve. Performative and aesthetic bang for the buck, in other words, is what we’re after. Design too is a collaborative venture and so too have we cultivated a practice in which proactive and sophisticated methodologies in pursuit of effective and positive engagement are a central tenent. We enjoy and thrive on collaboration with intelligent, engaged partners such as those that should we be afforded the opportunity we would surely come to know across the spectrum of administrators, professors, staff and students at Rolfe Hall and on campus.

Sincerely and all the best,

Jim Favaro, Principal; Johnson Favaro, LLP 5898 Blackwelder Street, Culver City, CA 90232 jfavaro@johnsonfavaro.com / 310.559.5720

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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS (SOQ) FORM (ATTACHMENT B) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS UCLA DESIGN PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS INFORMATION FORM: ATTACHMENT D

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1. Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) Form (Attachment B)

UCLA University Extension Administration Student and Alumni Services Headquarters, Los Angeles, CA

UCLA UCLA Hedrick Hedrick Study, Study, Los Los Angeles, Angeles, CA CA

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS (SOQ) FORM (ATTACHMENT B) UCLA Request for Qualifications Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel Project Number: 6427276 October 2021 Page 8

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS: ATTACHMENT B 1.

Johnson Favaro, LLP Firm Name: __________________________________________________________

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5898 Blackwelder Street, Culver City, CA 90232 Business Address: _____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________

310.559.5720 1988 Year Firm Established: _________ Telephone: ______________________________

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310.559.8220 acardenas@johnsonfavaro.com Fax: __________________________ Email: ________________________________ 4.

Type of Organization (Check one): a. Sole Proprietorship ( ) b. Partnership (X) c. Corporation ( ) d. Joint Venture ( )

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Principals (P) and Associates (A) (Check "P" or "A" for each) who would work on this project: NAME a. b. c. d. e.

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Jim Favaro

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Steve Johnson

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Brian Davis

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Ingrid Dennert

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Daniel Nguyen

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DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE

Master of Architecture Bachelor of Science Licensed Architect CA#C32185 Master of Architecture Bachelor of Design, Architecture Licensed Architect CA#C17181 Master of Architecture Bachelor of Architecture Licensed Architect CA#C34524 Master of Architecture Bachelor of Fine Art Licensed Architect CA#C39358 Master of Architecture Bachelor of Art, Architecture

INSTITUTION Harvard University (Master) Stanford University (Bachelor) Harvard University (Master) University of Florida (Bachelor) UCLA (Master) University of Nebraska (Bachelor) Harvard University (Master) Mount Holyoke College (Bachelor) Yale University (Master) UCLA (Bachelor)

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The current and past five-year average number of staff employed in the applicant's office where key staff for the proposed project(s) are located. a. b. c. d. f. g.

Principal Architects Staff Architects Other Professional Staff Technical support Clerical Administrative

Current 2 ______ 3 ______ ___8___ 2 ______ ______ 3 ______

5-year 2 ______ ___3___ ___6___ ___2___ ______ 2 ______

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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS (SOQ) FORM (ATTACHMENT B) UCLA Request for Qualifications Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel Project Number: 6427276 October 2021 Page 9

7.

List five (5) major projects constructed within the past ten (10) years, that demonstrate applicant’s experience with projects similar to the proposed project.

PROJECT i.

CONSTR. COST

Patricia Neely, Director Anaheim Union High School District (714) 999-3505

2024

$67.3M

Los Angeles Trade Technical College Technology Instructional Building Los Angeles, CA

Dr. Mary Gallagher, Former VP for LACCD, Current President of Los Angeles City College; (323) 953-4010

2010

$40.3M

Riverside Main Library Riverside, CA

Erin Christmas, Library Director City of Riverside (951) 826-5213

2021

$43.3M

Southwestern College Allied Health Sciences Building National City, CA

Christine Perri, Dean Higher Education Center at National City (619) 216-6668

2018

$21M

UCLA Hedrick Study Los Angeles, CA

Peter Angelis, Vice Chancellor, Housing and Hospitality, UCLA (310) 825-4941

2017

$9.1M

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Anaheim Union High School District Magnolia High School Center for Excellence Anaheim, CA

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OWNER & CONTACT

References: a.

Carl Carey, General Services Director, City of Riverside; (951) 826-5952 _____________________________________________________________________

b.

Leah Jason, Construction Administrator, Facilities and Planning, AUHSD; (714) 747-8021 _____________________________________________________________________

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Tamara Letourneau, Former Assistant City Manager, City of Costa Mesa; (949) 362-4300 _____________________________________________________________________

10/13/2021 Jim Favaro By (name and signature): ____ _____________________________Date: ____ _________

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2. Relevant Experience

Riverside Main Library, Riverside, CA

Riverside Main Library, Riverside, CA

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

MULTIPURPOSE AUDITORIUM, MAKER SPACE, PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENTATION HALL MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOL/ ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT | ANAHEIM, CA This project combines the functions of a sloped floor theater and maker space.

The 30,000 SF facility includes retractable and balcony seating with 400-seat capacity, robust back stage facilities, a digital media classroom and film and video production classroom. Acoustical panels and black out shades drop down for theatrical performances and retract for when the room is transformed into a flat floor maker space for prototype development and demonstration, robotics, alternative energy and other tech oriented competitions, hackathons and e-gaming tournaments. This project is phase 2 of the “Center of Excellence” master plan and has completed 30% Design Development.

CLIENT: Anaheim Union High School District COMPLETION: 2020 SIZE AND COST: Auditorium and MP Demonstration Hall, 30,000 SF, $37.3 M SERVICES: Master planning through Design Development JF TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal-in-Charge, Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Kathy Williams, Associate Principal; Ryan Ekstrom, Kevin Nicholson and Pengju Hou, Design Associates CLIENT REFERENCE: Patricia Neely, Director, Facilities Planning, Design and Construction, AUHSD; (714) 999-3505; neely_p@auhsd.us TOP The auditorium with the retractable sloped floor seating extended, balconies right and left. ABOVE RIGHT The auditorium (right) sits at the front of campus next to new administration offices and classrooms in an adjacent new building (left) BELOW RIGHT The auditorium in the flat floor scenario (seating retracted)

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ABOVE The auditorium with the retractable sloped floor seating retracted, balconies right and left. In this configuration, the room is transformed into a flexible flat floor prototype development and peresentation hall.

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

CENTER OF EXCELLENCE CLASSROOM BUILDING

ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOL | ANAHEIM, CA The Anaheim Union High School District has designated Magnolia High School a “Center of Excellence for Technology and Innovation,” which makes it available for California state funding to support education programs in the areas of cyber security, robotics, artificial intelligence, alternative node energy production and electrical vehicles, electronic gaming, digital arts and design.

Phase 1 of the master plan consists of a classroom and school administration building at 32,500 SF with cyber security instructional classroom labs, general purpose classrooms and school administration. Phase 2 consists of a multi purpose auditorium, prototype development and demonstration hall.

Phase

1 is currently under review by the DSA and will begin construction in Q2 2022.

CLIENT: Anaheim Union High School District COMPLETION: 2020 - 2024 SIZE AND COST: Classroom Building: 32,500 SF, $30M SERVICES: All phases from initial master plan through construction administration, and post-occupancy. DSA PERMIT: 04-120391 JF TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal-in-Charge, Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Kathy Williams, Associate Principal; Ryan Ekstrom, Kevin Nicholson and Pengju Hou, Design Associates CLIENT REFERENCE: Patricia Neely, Director, Facilities Planning, Design and Construction, AUHSD; (714) 999-3505; neely_p@auhsd.us

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ABOVE LEFT Classroom building north elevation ABOVE RIGHT Cyber security classroom suite

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT General purpose, digital media arts and video production classrooms

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES BUILDING SOUTHWESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NATIONAL CITY HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER | NATIONAL CITY, CA

The new facility houses science labs and classrooms for the center’s allied health programs. The new two story building connects to the existing main building via a quadrangle and community meeting room. In addition to general and specialty science labs in support of allied health sciences, the project includes renovation of 13,000 SF of the existing main building, a new career development center, community clinic, faculty and administrative offices.

CLIENT: Southwestern Community College District COMPLETION: 2012 - 2018 SIZE AND COST: 22,500 SF, 2 Stories; $21M SERVICES: All phases from initial master plan through construction administration and close-out. DSA PERMIT: #04-113993 JOHNSON FAVARO TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal-in-Charge; Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Brian Davis, Senior Associate; Ingrid Dennert, Senior Designer CLIENT REFERENCE: Christine Perri, Dean, Southwestern College Higher Education Center at National City, cperri@swccd.edu, (619) 216-6668 TOP Science instruction lab ABOVE RIGHT North elevation with main entrance and community meeting room BELOW RIGHT Meeting room/classroom

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

TECHNOLOGY CLASSROOMS AND LECTURE THEATERS LOS ANGELES TRADE TECHNICAL COLLEGE | LOS ANGELES, CA

The five-story building houses two sloped-floor 120-seat lecture halls, 26 smart technology instruction classrooms including digital media and electronic arts, a distance learning center, a faculty center with 46 offices, workstations, and meeting rooms. A ground floor multi-purpose conference center with a banquet room and commercial kitchen serves college functions and community events.

The building’s simple rectangular floor plate configuration, and 32FT structural grid provides for maximum flexibility of uses and change of uses over time.

LEED GOLD

CLIENT: Los Angeles Community College District COMPLETION: 2004 - 2010 SIZE AND COST: 60,000 SF; $38.1M SERVICES: All phases from initial master plan through construction administration, and post-occupancy. DSA PERMIT: 03-108497 JOHNSON FAVARO TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal-in-Charge, Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Brian Davis, Ingrid Dennert: Design, DSA Back-Check and Close-Out CLIENT REVERENCE: Dr. Mary Gallagher, Former Vice President Administration for LACCD, Current President of Los Angeles City College; (323) 953-4010 TOP Digital technology instructional classroom ABOVE RIGHT Technology Instruction Building west elevation BELOW RIGHT Meeting room

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ABOVE One of two 120-seat sloped floor lecture theaters

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

INNOVATION AND RESEARCH CENTERS RIVERSIDE MAIN LIBRARY CITY OF RIVERSIDE | RIVERSIDE, CA

This component of the Riverside Main Library is illustrative of how community libraries transform to move beyond old models of service. The innovation center has been designed to appeal to young adults who with the guidance of librarians, tech professionals and teachers will come up with new ideas then implement them within the library setting. All of the resources of the library are brought to bear to establish the foundation (or platform) upon which young people will be able to not only absorb knowledge but create it.

The library is also home of the city’s extensive historic archive. The new facility located in two floors features compact storage high-performing climate controls and generous research work areas for both staff and the public. The archive has been placed at street level right at the sidewalk in the most prominent corner of the site to shine a light on resources typically hidden away in basements, inaccessible to the public and devoid of light.

CLIENT: City of Riverside COMPLETION: 2017 - 2021 SIZE AND COST: 40,000 SF; $43.3M SERVICES: All phases from initial master plan through construction administration and close-out.

JF TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal-in-Charge, Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Brian Davis, Associate Principal; Kevin Geraghty, Design Associate CLIENT REFERENCE Carl Carey, General Services Director, City of Riverside; (951) 826-5952; ccarey@riversideca.gov

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ABOVE LEFT AND RIGHT Inside the Innovation Center

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ABOVE LEFT The elevated library offers a terrace with a view BELOW LEFT High volume spaces offer abundant, uniform daylight and blue sky views ABOVE RIGHT A community meeting room, bookstore and City Archive Research Center occupy the ground floor.

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

MULTI PURPOSE PUBLIC MEETING ROOM WEST HOLLYWOOD LIBRARY COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES/ CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD | WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA This 180-seat sloped floor auditorium accommodates a wide variety of uses including city council and commission meetings, vocal and instrumental performances, poetry readings, book readings, seminars and conferences, some associated with the library above others not. Flexible acoustical and lighting infrastructure accommodate the range of purposes .

CLIENT: City of West Hollywood COMPLETION: 2006 - 2011 SIZE AND COST: 48,000 SF; Five-story 330 space parking garage; $38M JOHNSON FAVARO TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal; Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Brian Davis, Job Captain CLIENT REFERENCE John Heilman, Board of Trustees, City of West Hollywood, jheilman@weho.org; (323) 848-6460

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

ABOVE LEFT City council meeting BELOW LEFT Orchestral performance ABOVE RIGHT The stage of the public meeting room is convertible from meeting format to performance format

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

UCLA HEDRICK STUDY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES | LOS ANGELES, CA At the ground floor of one of UCLA’s 1960’s era residential towers, 20,000 SF are renovated to become a combined library/study and dining facility. The library/ study portion of the project includes several kinds of seating areas such as open seating areas, a fireplace lounge, an enclosed sound attenuated reading room, another enclosed study hall for individual study, four small group study rooms and a community table seating 60. The food service portion of the project includes a market hall with pizza oven, bakery, coffee and beverage bar. The project includes a 7,000 SF kitchen. LEED GOLD

CLIENT: University of California, Los Angeles COMPLETION: 2014 - 2017 SIZE AND COST: 20,000 SF; $9.1M SERVICES: All phases from initial master plan through construction administration and close-out.

JOHNSON FAVARO TEAM: Jim Favaro, Principal-in-Charge Steve Johnson, Principal, Project Architect; Brian Davis, Job Captain; Ingrid Dennert, Designer CLIENT REFERENCE: Peter Angelis, Assistant Vice-Chancellor, Housing and Hospitality Services (310) 825-4941, pangelis@ha.ucla.edu

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TOP East lounge ABOVE RIGHT Reading room BELOW RIGHT Deep dive study room

3. Applicant’s Qualifications

Orange County Public Library Costa Mesa Branch, Costa Mesa, CA

Riverside Main Library, Riverside, CA

APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITIES Regents of the University of California Division of the University of California Campus Building Official Los Angeles City Departments

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES

STAKEHOLDERS AND INTEREST GROUPS

CAPITAL PROGRAMS

UCLA Rolfe Hall

Finance, Budget & Capital Programs Gregg Goldman, Vice Chancellor/CFO

Administration, Faculty and Staff

Capital Planning & Finance Susan G. Santon, Assoc. Vice Chancellor Design & Construction Peter E. Hendrickson, Assoc. Vice Chancellor

Students and Occupants UCLA Community

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Design and Project Management Pi-Hsuan Kao, LEED AP, Senior Architect

RICK LLOYD

COST ESTIMATING MGAC

JEFF GAVAZZA

CIVIL ENGINEERING KPFF

THOMAS SABOL

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING ENGLEKIRK INSTITUTIONAL

BRIAN DAVIS

SENIOR ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL JOHNSON FAVARO

INGRID DENNERT

ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL JOHNSON FAVARO

DANIEL NGUYEN

DESIGN ASSOCIATE JOHNSON FAVARO

TIM POCOCK

JIM FAVARO PRINCIPAL

M/P ENGINEERING POCOCK DESIGN SOLUTIONS

BRIAN HAHNLEN

JOHNSON FAVARO

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MICHAEL WALL ENGINEERING

STEVE JOHNSON

DAWN HOLLINGSWORTH

PRINCIPAL

JOHNSON FAVARO

LIGHTING DESIGN DARKHORSE LIGHTWORKS

DIANE LAM F, F, & E DOTRIO, INC.

MICHAEL NIOLA HOWARD GLICKMAN

THEATER CONSULTANT AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER

AV/IT/SECURITY VANTAGE TCG

NICK ANTONIO

ACOUSTICS ANTONIO ACOUSTICS

EMILY BORLAND

SPECIFICATIONS EMILY BORLAND SPECIFICATIONS

ANDREW THUL

CODE CONSULTANT WODEN FIRE

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Role on the University of California, Los Angeles Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel

JIM FAVARO Principal in Charge

Jim will act as the nexus of communication with the university leadership, project management, administration, faculty and staff. Jim works directly with Steve, Ingrid and Daniel on the day-to-day planning and design of the project as well as management of the in house and engineering and technical consulting team. Jim will participate in the making of diagrams and drawings throughout the project.

STEVE JOHNSON Principal Project Architect BRIAN DAVIS Project Manager Associate Principal

Steve will act as the principal architect on the project overseeing all aspects of the planning, programming and design. He will work with Jim, Ingrid and Daniel to assure that all regulatory and budgetary requirements are met on the project beginning at Pre-Design to completion of the project. Steve will participate in the making of diagrams and drawings throughout all design phases of the project.

Brian and Ingrid will manage the development of the document set. Brian’s involvement begins in PreDesign and increases into Construction Documents. He will manage the development of the REVIT model and oversee quality assurance/quality control of the model and its 2D output throughout each phase to assure proper documentation, completion and regulatory compliance (eg. ADA, Fire and Life Safety).

INGRID DENNERT Senior Designer Associate Principal

Ingrid and Brian oversee management of all aspects of the REVIT model, its 3D and 2D output, schedules and specifications throughout all phases of the project. Ingrid focuses on all aspects of code compliance issues, managing the relationship with regulatory and campus officials.

DANIEL NGUYEN Designer Design Associate

Daniel works with Steve and Jim on the development of the design of the project beginning with Pre-Design through Permit. He works with Jim, Steve and Ingrid on development of the REVIT model and diagrams, He also works in RHINO to develop 3D visualizations of all interior and exterior features of the project.

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APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

JIM FAVARO, AIA

STEVE JOHNSON, AIA

JOHNSON FAVARO

JOHNSON FAVARO

PRINCIPAL, PROJECT MANAGER

PRINCIPAL, PROJECT ARCHITECT

Licensed Architect, CA #C32185

Licensed Architect, CA #C17181

Master of Architecture 1978 - 1982

Master of Architecture 1983

Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

Bachelor of Science 1974 - 1978

Bachelor of Design, Architecture 1975

Stanford University Engineering School

University of Florida

Phi Beta Kappa 1978

Jim Favaro acts as the project manager and principal nexus of communication, coordinating all aspects of the University’s decision making hierarchy and stakeholder stewardship and outreach. Jim has been the project manager, lead architect and principal contact for all of our higher education planning and design projects.

Steve Johnson serves as the principal project architect in charge of design, ensuring that the team integrates all information and ideas gathered from the University, as well as the technical research for the project planning, programming and design. Steve has been the lead architect on all of our built higher education buildings.

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APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

BRIAN DAVIS

INGRID DENNERT

JOHNSON FAVARO

JOHNSON FAVARO

SENIOR ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL, LEED A.P.

ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL

ASSISTANT PROJECT ARCHITECT

Licensed Architect, CA #C39358

Licensed Architect, CA #C34524

Master of Architecture, 2005-2009

Master of Architecture 2001-2004

Harvard Graduate School of Design

University of California, Los Angeles

Bachelor of Fine Art 1995-1999

Bachelor of Architecture 1996-2000

Mount Holyoke College

University of Nebraska

Ingrid manages all aspects of the development of all visual materials (diagrams, drawings, models, renderings). She knows Division of the State Architect, University of California and State of California Building Code regulations inside-out and has been instrumental in securing approvals for most of our recent building projects.

Brian oversees coordination of the consultant team, and assists the principals in the orderly development of the project. Brian provides in-house quality control in all phases of the project.

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APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

PRINCIPALS' AND ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS' CALIFORNIA HIGHER EDUCATION EXPERIENCE •

U CLA Fielding School of Public Health Renovation and Addition, Los Angeles, CA

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U CLA Extension, 10960 Wilshire Boulevard, Tenant Improvement, Los Angeles, CA

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U CLA Extension, Gayley Center Renovation, Tenant Improvement, Los Angeles, CA

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UCLA Hedrick Hall Study Renovation, Los Angeles, CA

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UCSB Storke Area Campus Plan, Isla Vista, CA

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Southwestern

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L os Angeles Trade Technical College Student Services/ Administration Building, LACCD, Los Angeles, CA DSA 03-108497

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L os Angeles Trade Technical College Technology Classroom Building, LACCD Los Angeles, CA DSA 03-108497

DANIEL NGUYEN

C haffey College, Rancho Cucamonga Campus, Michael Alexander Campus Center, Rancho Cucamonga, CA DSA 04-109120

DESIGN ASSOCIATE

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Community College District, National City Center, Allied Health Sciences Building DSA 04-113993

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C haffey College, Chino Campus Main Instruction Building, Chino, CA DSA 04-107596

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C haffey College Community/Culinary Arts Building, Chino, CA DSA 04-108227

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C haffey College Health Sciences Building, Chino, CA DSA 04-108227

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Chaffey College Campus Master Plan

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Los Angeles Trade Technical College Learning Resource Center Feasibility Study

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AUHSD Magnolia High School, Center of Excellence Cyber Security/Administration Building, Anaheim, CA DSA A#: 04-120391

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LAUSD Canyon Charter Elementary School, New Classroom Building, Los Angeles, CA DSA A#: 03-119479

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SMMUSD McKinley Elementary School Classroom/ Administration Building, Santa Monica, CA DSA A#: PENDING

JOHNSON FAVARO Master of Architecture, Yale University Bachelor of Art, Architectural Studies, University of California, Los Angeles

Daniel assists the design team with the design, visualization and documentation of the project. His skills include BIM, Revit, Rhino and physical model building, all of which contribute to the high standards of design quality our firm upholds. Daniel is currently the lead on the construction administration of the $20M Museum of Redlands project in Redlands, CA

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

• UCLA Fielding School of Public Health Renovation and Addition, Los Angeles, CA • UCLA Continuing Professional Studies and Administration Headquarters, Los Angeles, CA • Museum of Redlands, Redlands, CA • Mirman School Master Plan, Physical Education Facility, Los Angeles, CA • Costa Mesa Library and Community Center, Costa Mesa, CA

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APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL CONSULTING TEAM Name/Title

Role

AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER THEATER CONSULTANT Howard Glickman Project Manager

Howard advises on areas of theater design for both renovation of existing facilities and new construction on added facilities.

MGAC

COST ESTIMATION

Rick Lloyd Vice President

Works closely with Johnson Favaro to ensure thorough, complete and reliable cost estimates with proper contingencies and escalation factors.

KPFF

CIVIL ENGINEER

Jeff Gavazza Principal

Jeff oversees all aspects of the project beginning especially with initial site investigation to ensure proper documentation of soils conditions, easements, utilities, POCs etc.

ENGLEKIRK

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

Tom Sabol Principal

Design Principal for Structural Engineering, oversees all projects in the office ensuring quality control, completeness, code compliance and timeliness of the work.

POCOCK DESIGN SOLUTIONS

MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING ENGINEER

Tim Pocock Principal

Tim is involved with all aspects of M/P design. He ensures all drawings, diagrams, calculations, specifications and schedules are in order for effective, efficient and economical design.

MICHAEL WALL ENGINEERING

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Brian Hahnlen Principal

Brian focuses on electrical systems of the buildings ensuring coordination with mechanical.

Manages drawings, diagrams, calculations, specifications and electrical permits.

DARKHORSE LIGHTWORKS

LIGHTING CONSULTANT

Dawn Hollingsworth Principal

Lighting Designer works with Johnson Favaro and MEP on interior and exterior lighting systems.

Dawn ensures energy efficiency, code compliance, flexibility and proper lighting levels.

DOTRIO, INC.

FURNITURE CONSULTANT

Diane Lam Principal

Interior Design Consultant manages all aspects of furniture selection, specification, and contract purchasing (in coordination with district’s purchasing department and procedures).

VANTAGE TCG

AV/IT/SECURITY CONSULTANT

Michael Niola Associate Principal

Michael will manage the AV, techonology, and security design requirements, working alongside the team to determine needs and how best to accommodate those needs in a university setting.

ANTONIO ACOUSTICS

ACOUSTICS CONSULTANT

Nick Antonio Principal

Nick advises Johnson Favaro on outbound, inbound acoustic performance of all areas within the buildings and recommends proper sound level and reverberation attenuating.

EMILY BOURLAND SPECIFCATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

Emily Bourland Principal

Emily will work with the design team to consult, write and manage specifications for the project.

She also specializes in providing specifications for LEED, CALGreen and GreenPoint rated projects.

WODEN FIRE

CODE CONSULTANT

Andrew Thul Principal

Andrew will work with the team to ensure the design satisfies the building code, fire protection, and life safety requirements.

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APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE •

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HOWARD B. GLICKMAN, ASTC AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER (THEATER CONSULTANT) 1045 Sansome Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, CA 94111 P: 415.392.7528 ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL

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BA, Theater, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH

Howard joined APF in 2004 as a project manager. He has worked in almost all aspects of the theatre industry including technical, administration, education, construction and equipment sales.

Before joining APF, Howard worked first as technical director and then as event services and planning coordinator for Kingsborough Community College of The City University of New York. He has been a project manager for Productions Arts and Production Resource Group, and a manufacturer’s representative for Electronic Theatre Controls and Intelligent Lighting Controls. Howard also provided project management and installation services for fiber optic lighting systems while working for Optic Arts.

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS MONDAVI CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS DAVIS, CA | COMPLETED BY AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOVARD AUDITORIUM RENOVATION LOS ANGELES, CA | COMPLETED BY AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE NAZARIAN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS NORTHRIDGE, CA | COMPLETED BY AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY GREEN MUSIC CENTER ROHNERT PARK, CA | COMPLETED BY AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GLORYA KAUFMAN SCHOOL OF DANCE LOS ANGELES, CA | COMPLETED BY AUERBACH POLLOCK FRIEDLANDER

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PROJECT EXPERIENCE University of California, Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA) • Murphy Hall Seismic Renovation • Franz Hall Master Plan • Franz Hall Seismic Upgrade • Life Sciences Building Repairs • Campus Financial Services Tenant Improvements • Fielding School of Public Health Renovation and Addition • UNEX Master Plan • UNEX 10960 Wilshire and Gayley Center Tenant Improvements • UNEX Student Housing Study • Young Research Library Seismic Study • Conference Center* • Court of Sciences Replacement Instructional Center*

RICK LLOYD, MRICS MGAC (COST ESTIMATING)

707 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 3000, Los Angeles, CA 90017 P: 213.417.7530 REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT, COST ESTIMATION Bachelor of Science, Quantity Surveying, Thames Polytechnic

Rick Lloyd brings over 30 years of experience in construction cost planning and estimating services on a wide range of domestic and international projects. He has notable expertise in the aerospace industry, corporate, and government sectors.

Rick’s extensive experience in cost estimating spans all phases of design and construction, including preconstruction and postconstruction cost reports, claims reviews and settlements, and project management services. In addition, Rick has conducted and participated in value engineering exercises on many projects.

University of California, Irvine (Irvine, CA) • Student Success Building • UNEX Classroom Building • Biological Sciences Unit 3* • Social and Behavioral Sciences Building* University of California, Riverside (Riverside, CA) • Lothian Hall Patio Structure • Health Sciences Building HVAC Upgrades • Bourns Hall Fire Alarm Replacement • Bourns College of Engineering Building Unit 2 • •

Thomas Rivera Library Administration Remodel Materials Science and Engineering Building Structural Renovation

University of California, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA) • Bioengineering Building Renovations • Ellison Hall Renovation* • Phelps Hall Renovation* • Nobel Hall and Biological Sciences 2 Renovations* • Davidson Library Addition* *Work prior to joining MGAC

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As a Principal with the Los Angeles office Civil Division of KPFF, Jeff Gavazza is responsible for client development, establishment of fees and schedules, supervision of engineering and drafting personnel, project design and production, overall project coordination and construction administration.

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Jeff has more than 29 years of experience in master planning, land use entitlements, design, and construction of complex land development projects and dense, urban in fill projects with a focus on higher education, healthcare, and government projects, as well as versed in the current state and local storm water regulations and has extensive experience integrating sustainable design practices while meeting long term goals of the end-user.

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In addition to his structural design experience, Dr. Sabol has extensive experience in the evaluation of earthquake safety of structures and has directed numerous projects investigating the seismic and wind behavior of structures. These projects involved developing seismic loading criteria, performing earthquake analysis and, preparing construction documents for the seismic mitigation work. Dr. Sabol is an Adjunct Professor of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at UCLA where he teaches graduate and undergraduate courses focusing on earthquake engineering, structural steel, and tall building design.

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Dr. Sabol has been responsible for the structural design and project administration for large-scale building structures including institutional structures, high- and mid-rise commercial buildings, hotels, sports and entertainment and performing arts facilities. His responsibilities include primary client contact, selection and design of structural systems, direction of construction document preparation, and construction administration.

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PRINCIPAL, PLUMBING ENGINEER System Design Certification, Sequential Program in Plumbing, University of California Los Angeles, Extension

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As Managing Principal of Pocock Design Solutions, Tim is responsible for the overall operations of the company, including personnel, plumbing engineering and computer operations. Tim will be involved with all plumbing aspects of the project, from the design development phase through construction phase and closeout.

Tim has over 36 years experience engineering various projects, such as educational, institutional, industrial, municipal, parking structures, and healthcare throughout the state of California. With a construction oriented background, Tim is well versed in all aspects of construction.

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daylight design as a tool for manipulating light to complement the architectural vision for any space. Brian has won several IIDA Awards, IES Awards and holds a patent for his work with lighting controls.

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As Principal, Project Manager, and Senior Lighting Designer, Brian has over 21 years of award winning lighting design and leadership experience. He’s taught lighting at the graduate level and is skilled in educating and collaborating with architectural teams and owners. Brian’s engineering and lighting design experience spans a variety of project types ranging from academic, commercial, cultural, entertainment, theatrical, retail, sport venue, and healthcare to luminare manufacturing and controls integration. Brian is an expert at

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educational facilities, retail, hospitality, mixed use, corporate, entertainment facilities and experiential projects.

Dawn was named Architectural Lighting Designer of the Year

by Lighting Dimensions International for her work on the LAX Gateway Enhancement. Her architectural lighting design portfolio includes educational facilities, science laboratories, hospitality, mixed use, corporate offices and museums. Her design work has been awarded an IALD Award of Merit, 2 IIDA Awards of Excellence, 10 IIDA Awards of Merit, 3 Lumen West Awards of Excellence and 2 Joseph Jefferson nominations for outstanding lighting design.

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UCLA Continuing and Professional Studies, Los Angeles, CA UCSD Scripps Institute of Oceanography/MESOM Laboratory, San Diego, CA (LEED Platinum) CSU Channel Islands Sierra Hall, Camarillo, CA (LEED Gold) UCLA Center for Health Sciences South Tower Renovation, Los Angeles, CA (LEED Platinum) Costa Mesa Lions Park Projects, Costa Mesa, CA (LEED Silver) Sonoma Academy Durgin Guild and Commons, Sonoma, CA (LEED Platinum and WELL Gold Living Building Challenge) Museum of Redlands, Redlands, CA The New Workd of Coca Cola, Atlanta, GA Center for Early Education, West Hollywood, CA The Village at USC, Los Angeles, CA Riverside Main Library, Riverside, CA

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childhood classrooms and K-12, to university environments.

She commands a deep understanding of not only the various types of spaces that make up a learning environment but also how students interact with one another within those spaces.

From private contemplative areas to social collaborative spaces, student learning can be enriched and enhanced by the physical environment. Specifically, careful selection of colors, materials, furniture and equipment enhances the overall satisfaction of staff and students alike.

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Diane Lam Design is a woman-owned interior design firm specializing in academic and public library design and education interiors. She has more than 20 years of experience in the contract, education and library furniture industry. Many projects have been completed in association with prominent architectural firms across the country: Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates (New York), Simon Martin-Vegue Winkelstein Moris Architects (San Francisco), Johnson Favaro (Los Angeles), Koning Eizenberg Architecture (Los Angeles) and Harley Ellis Devereaux Architects (Los Angeles). She provides consulting services and overall project management, space planning, interior design and furniture selection, design and procurement.

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APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

contribute to the client’s goals. He assesses the entirety of an organization’s security posture to ensure a safe and secure environment. From staffing, policies and procedures to systems and training, he delivers programs with a clear roadmap for implementation.As a leader in Vantage’s physical security practice, he facilitates workshops between stakeholders, IT, Security, and Police departments to create security policies and standards. He also conducts on-site surveys to identify and remedy security deficiencies.

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Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, Manhattan College, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Michael is a board-certified Physical Security Professional with over a decade of experience. Michael focuses on the holistic approach of security solutions that go beyond the built environment and accounts for the operations and mission of an organization. With a client-focused and operationallycentric approach, Michael delivers comprehensive programs and designs that complement the functions of a building and PAGE 35

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Nick Antonio is an acoustic consultant with extensive experience in education facilities, providing design advice and commissioning on environmental noise and acoustics, planning, specification, and construction of buildings and acoustic systems.

Nick is best known for building acoustic and environmental noise work having over thirty years of experience in acoustic consultancy and research.

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Spaces for Speech Communication and Lectures, Pasadena Arts Center, Pasadena, CA UCLA UNEX Classroom and Office Fitouts, Los Angeles, CA Caltech Walter & Katharine Schlinger Building, Pasadena, CA Los Angeles Valley College, Performing and Media Arts Center, Valley Glen, CA USC Brain and Creativity Institute, Los Angeles, CA LAUSD Canyon Charter Elementary School LAUSD Aragon Avenue Elementary School Bluecoat School, Nottingham, UK Salford University Arts Media and Social Sciences Building, Salford, UK Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO LACMA, Broad Contemporary Art Museum, Los Angeles, CA LACMA, Lynda and Stewart Resnick Pavilion, Los Angeles, CA Annenberg Space for Photography, Los Angeles, CA Idyllwild Arts Academy, William Lowman Concert Hall, Idyllwild, CA Waterloo House/Tyne Theatre, Newcastle, UK Theatre Royal, Gibraltar Ko Shan Theatre, Hong Kong, China New Met Office, Exeter, UK Vancouver Convention Centre Expansion, Vancouver, Canada Birmingham National Convention Center, UK Jesuit High School Chapel, Sacramento, CA Christ and St. Luke’s Church, Norfolk, VA University of Sheffield, ICoSS, Sheffield, England, UK General Services Administration’s (GSA) Integrated Workplace Acoustic Workshop, Washington, DC

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Licensed Architect, State of California Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) LEED® Accredited Professional Bachelor of Science, Environmental Design, Syracuse University

Emily founded Emily Borland Specifications, Inc. in 2007. Every since, the firm has provided top-notch client service with a focus in sustainable design specifications. EBS has worked on numerous LEED, CALGreen, and GreenPoint Rated projects and regularly coordinates sustainability language throughout the technical specifications. EBS has provided specs and managed complex project manuals for a wide variety of project types, including healthcare, transportation, library, university, retail, office, laboratory and both multi-family and single-family residential projects.

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Andy Thul is a Fire Protection Engineer/Life Safety Consultant with over 13 years of experience exclusively allocated to building code consulting, fire protection and life safety consulting. He has an in-depth understanding of application and interpretation of Building and Fire Codes, Performance Based Design and Fire Protection and Alarm System Design. Andy has been recognized for his expertise and included in multiple working groups by the NFPA, the California State Fire Marshal’s Office and the City of Los Angeles.

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4. UCLA Design Professional Business Information Form: Attachment D

Los Angeles Trade Technical College Technology Student Instruction Services Building, andLos Administration Angeles, CA Building, Los Angeles, CA

West Hollywood Library, Los Angeles, CA

UCLA DESIGN PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS INFORMATION FORM: ATTACHMENT D UCLA Request for Qualifications Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel Project Number: 6427276 October 2021 Page 11

DESIGN PROFESSIONAL ONLY- ATTACHMENT D: TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL FIRMS OR INDIVIDUALS PROPOSING TO DO BUSINESS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES COMPANY NAME:

CONTACT PERSON: (Indicate Ms., Mr., etc.)

Johnson Favaro

DBA (IF APPLICABLE): STREET ADDRESS:

5898 Blackwelder Street, Culver City, CA 90232

MAILING ADDRESS (if different from street address): TELEPHONE NO.:

TOLL-FREE NO.:

310.559.5720

E-MAIL:

Mr. Jim Favaro

FAX NO.: TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER:

jfavaro@johnsonfavaro.com

310.559.8220 95-4161643

Are any of the owners or owners' relatives currently employed by the University of California?

(If yes, please provide details on the attached sheet) PRINCIPALS (P) & ASSOCIATES (A) Name

P

A

X

Yes

Degree or Certificate

No

Institution

Jim Favaro

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Master of Architecture / License #C32185

Harvard University

Steve Johnson

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Master of Architecture / License #C17181

Harvard University

Brian Davis

X

Master of Architecture / License #C34524

University of California, Los Angeles

Ingrid Dennert Daniel Nguyen

X X

Master of Architecture / License #C39358

Harvard University

Master of Architecture

Yale University

Indicate the dollar range of projects in which your firm would be interested. CHECK ALL THAT APPLY. X UP $250,000 X $250,000-$1,000,000 X $1,000,000-$5,000,000 X Over $5,000,000 AREAS OF EXPERTISE: REGISTRATION NO:

Architecture, Urban Design, Master Planning C32185

OWNERSHIP OF BUSINESS (Check One): Corporation X Partnership Individual/Sole Proprietorship OWNERSHIP STATUS CATEGORIES: Type of Business LARGE BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESS

Woman -Owned Male Owned Woman -Owned Male Owned

Year Established:

1988

(Place an "X" in the boxes that best describes your firm's ownership)

Asian/Indian Asian/Pacific American

Black African American

Hispanic American

Native American Indian

White Caucasian American

Other

Disabled Veteran

Socially & Economically Disadvantaged

X

PLEASE RETURN THIS PROFILE TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, CAPITAL PROGRAMS, CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, 1060 VETERAN AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90095-1365. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, CALL CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION AT 310.825.7015.

Principal Signature

Title

October 15, 2021 Date

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UCLA DESIGN PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS INFORMATION FORM: ATTACHMENT D UCLA Request for Qualifications Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel Project Number: 6427276 October 2021 Page 12

SELF CERTIFICATION: For the Contractor and each Subcontractor indicated on the Report of Subcontractor Information, the following must be completed. OR For the Consultant and each Sub-consultant, the following must be completed.

Indicate all Business category(ies) that apply by initialing next to the applicable category(ies):

X

Small Business Enterprise (SBE) - an independently owned and operated concern certified, or certifiable, as small business by the Federal Small Business Administration (SBA). (Size standards by Standard Industrial Classification codes required by the Federal Acquisition Regulations, Section 19.102, may be found at http://www.sba.gov/content/table-small-business-size-standards.) The eligibility requirements for California contracting purposes is on the Department of General Services website at http://www.dgs.ca.gov/pd/Programs/OSDS/SBEligibilityBenefits.aspx. The University may rely on written representation by the vendors regarding their status.

Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) - a business that is at least 51% owned by one or more disabled veterans or, in the case of any publicly owned business, at least 51% of the stock of which is owned by such individuals and whose management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more of such individuals. A Disabled Veteran is a veteran of the military, naval, or air service of the United States with a service connected disability who is a resident of the State of California. To qualify as a veteran with a service connected disability, the person must be currently declared by the United States Veterans Administration to be 10% or more disabled as a result of service in the armed forces.

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) - a business concern that is at least 51% owned by one or more socially and economically disadvantaged individuals or, in the case of any publicly owned business, at least 51% of the stock of which is owned by such individuals and whose management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more of such individuals. Socially disadvantaged individuals are those who have been subjected to racial or ethnic prejudice or cultural bias because of their identity as members of a group without regard to their individual qualities.

Economically disadvantaged individuals are those socially disadvantaged individuals whose ability to compete in the free private enterprise system has been impaired due to diminished capital and credit opportunities as compared to others in the same business area who are not socially disadvantaged.

Business owners who certify that they are members of named groups (Black Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans, Asian-Indian Americans) are to be considered socially and economically disadvantaged.

Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) - a business that is at least 51% owned by a woman or women who also control and operate it. "Control" in this context means exercising the power to make policy decisions. "Operate" in this context means being actively involved in the day-to-day management.

None of the above categories apply.

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UCLA DESIGN PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS INFORMATION FORM: ATTACHMENT D UCLA Request for Qualifications Rolfe Hall 1200 Lecture Hall Remodel Project Number: 6427276 October 2021 Page 13

SELF CERTIFICATION: (continued) I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that I have read this certification and know the contents thereof, and that the business category indicated above reflects the true and correct status of the business in accordance with Federal Small Business Administration criteria and Federal Acquisition Regulations, FAR 19 pertaining to small, disadvantaged, women-owned, and disabled veteran business enterprises. I understand that falsely certifying the status of this business, obstructing, impeding or otherwise inhibiting any University of California official who is attempting to verify the information on this form may result in suspension from participation in University of California business contracts for a period up to five (5) years and the imposition of any civil penalties allowed by law.

INFORMATION FURNISHED BY: (Print or Type Name of Owner and/or Principal)

NAME OF BUSINESS: NAME:

Johnson Favaro

Jim Favaro

SIGNATURE:

TITLE:

Principal

DATE:

October 15, 2021

PRIVACY NOTIFICATION The State of California Information Practices Act of 1977 (effective July 1, 1978) requires the University of California to provide the following information to individuals who are asked to supply personal information about themselves.

Information furnished on the Self-Certification form may, in some cases, identify personal information of an individual.

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The University of California, Los Angeles, is requesting the information contained in this form and the accompanying Report of Subcontractor Information.

The Small Business Outreach Program Manager at the University of California, Los Angeles, is responsible for maintaining the requested information. The contact information for the Small Business Outreach Program Manager may be found at: http://www.ucop.edu/procurementservices/_files/sbdmgr.xlsx The maintenance of information is authorized in part by Public Contract Code section 10500.5.

Furnishing the information requested on this form is mandatory. If SBE, DBE, WBE and/or DVBE status is applicable, furnishing such information is mandatory.

Failure to provide the information may be a violation of bidding procedures and/or breach of the contract and the University may pursue any and all remedies permitted by the provisions of the Contract Documents.

The information on this form is collected for monitoring and reporting purposes in accordance with state law and University policy.

The individual may access information contained in this form and related forms by contacting the Small Business Outreach Program Manager(s).

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