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PORTFOLIO STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF UTAH WORKSPACES

Salt Lake City

OREGON HEALTH AND SCIENCES UNIVERSITY COLLABORATIVE LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING, Portland, Oregon Photo Coutesy of KPFF Portland

about KPFF

Our award-winning portfolio spans six continents and over 250,000 projects.

KPFF is a multi-office, multi-discipline engineering firm. We’re driven by a commitment to our core values of Excellence, Trust, Relationships, Stability, and Passion; defining our professional practice, how we are organized, and our commitment to clients and employees. For more than 55 years, KPFF has provided creative, practical solutions for projects of all kinds, scales, and purposes.

We approach every design challenge to fulfill our passion for solving problems, delivering excellence, and enabling the growth and creativity of our people, partners, and profession.

KPFF’s experience is deep and strong. We have been honored to play in designing some of the most iconic structures in the Mountain West. Partnering with some of the best and brightest architects and builders, KPFF has accumulated a broad base of structural engineering experience for projects large and small.

Our extensive experience in medical office buildings and higher education facilities, coupled with our culture of collaboration and lean design philosophies sets KPFF apart as an ideal partner for this project.

our team

Judsen Williams, SE

Jordan Terry, SE

Principal

Associate

Judsen Williams is a structural engineering Principal and the KPFF Mountain West regional manager. With over 20 years in the practice of structural engineering, Judsen has developed a passion for working with highly collaborative design and construction teams and enjoys engaging and assisting in all aspects of the project from start to finish. With a broad range of project experience with healthcare facilities across the West and Intermountain West, he has the ability to support the client and project needs while proactively solving issues in advance.

With nearly 15 years of experience, Jordan Terry leads the KPFF Salt Lake City office. Jordan is recognized as a thoughtful leader who is unafraid to re-think traditional approaches to common challenges. Ever seeking to improve the practice and profession, Jordan thrives on finding creative solutions to complex problems and finds fulfillment in engineering places that are more than the sum of their component parts.

judsen.williams@kpff.com

Education

Washington State University M.S. Structural Engineering Washington State University B.S. Civil Engineering Registration

jordan.terry@kpff.com

Education

University of California, Los Angeles M.S. Structural/Earthquake Engineering University of Utah B.S. Civil Engineering Registration

Structural Engineer – Utah, Idaho, California

Structural Engineer - Utah, Idaho, Oregon, California, NCEES Record Holder

Professional Engineer – Utah, Idaho, California

Professional Engineer - Idaho, Utah, Oregon, California, Washington, NCEES Record Holder

USRC Certified Rater

Affiliations

Structural Engineers Association of Idaho Structural Engineers Association of Southern California

CSI, CDT

Affiliations

Lean Construction Institute (LCI) American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Structural Engineers Association of Utah (SEAU) Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI), Utah Chapter

methods Lean Design and Construction Lean is a philosophy that we embrace within our office and promote its use on our project teams. By focusing on processes and continuous improvement, we believe that we are able to reduce wasted effort and improve the quality of our product.

Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Collaboration is in our DNA. KPFF has always promoted collaboration in project delivery and has been an early participant in the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) process. Numerous healthcare providers and private companies, have developed and embraced this new delivery model to ultimately reduce overall construction costs by finding ways to reduce time to market, and eliminate redesign and rework during design and construction.

technology Prefabrication With prefabrication, the jobsite construction process becomes the assembly of manufactured products. The benefits to prefabrication include increased speed to market, improved quality control, and decreased waste. Through our experience, we have quickly learned that successful prefabrication requires a reshaped design process that is more aligned with product manufacturing.

KPFF has provided structural engineering on a number of types of prefabricated structures, including the following systems: - Prefabricated steel moment frame systems, including ConXtech - Load bearing cold-formed steel structures - Exterior non load bearing cold-formed steel framing - Modular construction for interior pods - Prefabrication of mass timber components using CNC machines

Integrated Steel Delivery KPFF has successfully collaborated with steel fabricators to expedite development and approval of steel shop drawings. The process necessitates working with a steel fabricator in a design assist role and collaborating with a steel detailer to develop a Tekla model for fabrication while the design is being completed. Steel may be procured, fabricated, and erected faster using this method.

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEDICAL CENTER OUTPATIENT BUILDING, LOS ANGELES, CA Photos courtesy of HDR Architecture, Inc.; © 2014 Emily Hagopian

OHSU Collaborative Life Sciences Building Portland, Oregon

The Collaborative Life Sciences Building (CLSB) and Skourtes Tower is an interdisciplinary health, academic and research complex that engages students, faculty and community members through a concept of ‘science on display’. It provides classrooms, lecture halls, teaching laboratories, clinical skills and simulation laboratories, medical research laboratories, and two levels of underground parking in four seismically separate structures. Completed on a fast-track schedule, the team employed Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) to achieve the close collaboration necessary to meet the schedule. KPFF staff colocated with the architectural team, the M/E/P design team, and the general contractor in a shared office space throughout design and construction.

Owner: Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU) Square Footage: 650,000 sq. ft.

Status: Completed in 2014 Awards and Certifications: LEED Platinum Certification ACEC Oregon, Engineering Excellence Awards, 2015 Project of the Year AIA COTE, 2015 Top Ten Award SCUP/AIA-CAE, 2015 Excellence in Architecture Merit Award ENR Northwest, 2015 Best Project for Higher Education Research Oregon Chapter American Concrete Institute, 2015 Excellence in Concrete Award NW Construction Consumer Council, 2015 Distinguished Project Award DJC 2015 Top Projects, First Place Winner for Public Buildings Northwest Wall & Ceiling Bureau, 2014 and 2015 Outstanding Project of the Year

Owner: Los Angeles County Department of Public Works Square Footage: 30,000 sq. ft.

Status: Completed October 2013 Awards and Certifications: 2015 Commercial Real Estate Awards Silver Award for Best Medical Project LEED Gold Certified

Photos courtesy of HDR Architecture, Inc.; Š 2014 Emily Hagopian

Martin Luther King, Jr. Medical Center Outpatient Building Los Angeles, CA

This four-level Outpatient Center accommodates an ambulatory surgery center, as well as clinical and other support services. The clinical departments include a pharmacy, walk-in clinic, outpatient imaging, outpatient surgery and various outpatient clinics. The project contains numerous specialty service rooms needed for the types of medical services provided.

Owner: Oregon Health and Sciences University Square Footage: 407,000 sq. ft.

Status: Completed in 2006 Awards and Certifications: LEED Platinum Certification

OHSU Center for Health & Healing

Portland, Oregon

KPFF provided structural engineering services for a number of projects on the eight-acre OHSU Commons campus. The OHSU Center for Health & Healing is a 16-story medical research and office tower over a new underground parking structure. The facility houses outpatient clinics and offices, day surgery suites, a rehabilitation center, educational and laboratory research facilities, as well as a three-story entry atrium with a variety of amenities.

Kaiser Santa Rosa Medical Office Building 5 Santa Rosa, CA

This $28 million building is the product of a successful design-build process utilizing Lean Design and Construction techniques. The 2-story medical office building and outpatient surgery center is on the north side of the Kaiser Campus and is constructed of tilt-up concrete panels with structural steel floors and roof. The building houses Occupational Medicine, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Departments.

KPFF has provided engineering services on more than 700 Kaiser Permanente projects across the United States, including over 25 Medical Office Buildings.

Owner: Kaiser Permanente Square Footage: 95,000 sq. ft.

Status: Completed in 2007 Awards and Certifications: 2007 Top Projects Award, North Bay Business Journal

KPFF has been an early adopter of Integrated Project Delivery, saving time and money through proactive collaboration.

Owner: Palo Alto Medical Foundation Square Footage: 230,000 sq. ft.

Status: Completed in 2015 Awards and Certifications: Building Team Award, Platinum Award, Building Design + Construction, 2015 Best Medical Office Building, Public Spaces International Interior Design Association, 2015 Best International Project, Architects for Health Design Awards, 2015

Palo Alto Medical Foundation San Carlos Center San Carlos, CA

This medical center campus in San Carlos offers primary and specialty physician services, an urgent care center, laboratory, X-ray and other testing services, a center of excellence in cardiovascular care, as well as a full service acute care hospital with a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week emergency room.

This project utilized a highly successful Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) method with BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology throughout the design and construction process.

BOISE CHICAGO DES MOINES EUGENE IRVINE LACEY LOS ANGELES LOUISVILLE NEW YORK PORTLAND SACRAMENTO SALT LAKE CITY SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE SPOKANE ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON, D.C.

JORDAN TERRY, SE jordan.terry@kpff.com 208.336.9511 SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE 699 E. South Temple, Suite 260 Salt Lake City, UT 84102 801.441.2204 www.kpff.com