Waldon Studio Architects Housing & Hospitality Qualifications

HOUSING & HOSPITALITY QUALIFICATIONS DECEMBER 2019

FIRM OVERVIEW GENERAL

Serving Clients and their Communities

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Headquartered in Howard County, Maryland

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3 offices (Columbia, Baltimore, MD, District of Columbia)

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Founded in 2003, Experience in 26 states

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Dedicated Education, Interiors, Worship, Community Centers, Housing, Historic Preservation and Healthcare Design Studios

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Nationally recognized award winning projects

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Minority-owned business

Waldon Studio Architects (WSA) was founded in 2003 with a mission to strengthen communities through design, with architecture that creates positive impact, enriches lives, and elevates purpose. Our work grows organically from the strong partnerships developed with each client, as we collaborate to identify and articulate a unified direction. The result – unique architectural designs that reflect the core values and priorities pivotal to each client’s mission.

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42 Professionals, 17 Registered Architects, 1 NCIDQ Interior Designer

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12 LEED Accredited Professionals

SERVICES Pre-Design • Master Planning, Feasibility Studies, Conditions Assessment • Concept Design, Programming & Needs Assessment • Site Analysis, Building & Zoning Analysis • Project Evaluation for Historic Tax Credits • Sustainability Approach Planning, Design & Construction • Full Architectural & Interior Design Services • Construction Documentation & Specifications • Permitting • LEED Certification & Net Zero Design • Secure Environment Design & CPTED • Graphics & Signage • Project Management • Construction Administration Project Visualization • •

Renderings, Animations, Hand Sketches Building Information Modeling (BIM)

STATE MINORITY CERTIFICATIONS • • • • •

Maryland Small Business Reserve (SBR) Maryland MDOT MBE Virginia SWaM Pennsylvania Minority Business Washington DC, Certified Business Enterprise (CBE) Department of Small & Local Business Development DSLBD (9 Preference Points)

LOCAL MINORITY CERTIFICATIONS • • •

City of Baltimore, MBE Prince George’s County MBE, Howard County Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority LWBE

Ravi Waldon is the President, Founder, and majority-owner of Waldon Studio Architects. Christa Kerrigan, Principal and Director of Business Development, and Robert Lyon, Principal and Technical Director, came into corporate ownership in January of 2019. The WSA leadership team also includes five additional Principals.

Reputation and Experience WSA’s nationally recognized studio of passionate architects designs spaces for education, community, worship, government, commercial, multi-family and senior housing, and healthcare clients. Extensive knowledge and experience in the sectors we serve, combined with creative compassion for our clients, enable us to produce award-winning architecture that has been recognized locally and nationally. Our understanding of urban architecture – including historic preservation and adaptive reuse – and our expertise with renovation, preservation and tax credit projects make us the architect-of-choice for clients building on a mission.

Process and Approach Flexibility, adaptability and sustainability are hallmarks of lasting architecture. At WSA, we help clients make efficient use of their space by providing flexible and adaptable designs that allow them to elegantly accommodate unanticipated changes.

Our internal teams, comprising professionals with diverse skills, varied perspectives and critical thinking, work hand-inhand with clients and their stakeholders to leverage our own extensive knowledge base as well as those of specialists. And we coordinate with developers, builders, and community leaders, guiding the development process through necessary approvals, to ensure our designs are efficient, sustainable, responsible, and of course cost-effective.

Design Philosophy We believe good design reflects the client’s personality, culture, and purpose. Each project should express the client’s distinct character and should be built on an in-depth understanding of their vision for and intended use of the space. Our work is also inspired by context, creating environments that are woven into the fabric of the community and serve the end-users. As such, we aim to make your vision timeless, while promoting sound environmental stewardship. Flexibility, adaptability and sustainability are hallmarks of lasting architecture.

AWARDS 2019 Baltimore Business Journal - Top 25 Minority-Owned Business

2018 AIA Maryland Merit Award - MGM Grand National Harbor

2017 AIA Chesapeake Bay Citation Award – Ragamuffins Coffee House WFX Solomon Award – Best Building Design – Ragamuffins Coffee House NACDB – Special Recognition – Ragamuffins Coffee House NACDB – Special Recognition – Huber Memorial Church NACDB – Best New Construction – Peninsula Baptist NACDB – Honor Award Projects $1-$5M – Peninsula Baptist

2016 NACDB - Merit Award Best Renovation / Addition - Vintage Church

2015 AIA Maryland People's Choice Award for Institutional Architecture - Bay Area Community Church Chapel AIA Chesapeake Bay Citation Award - Bay Area Community Church Chapel NACDB - Innovation - Bay Area Community Church Chapel NACDB - Honor Award - Projects $1M - $5M - Bay Area Community Church Chapel NACDB - Best Renovation / Addition - Bay Area Community Church Chapel WFX Solomon Award - Best Church Expansion - Bay Area Church Chapel ATAS Products Commercial Walls Project of the Year - Bay Area Community Church Chapel

2014 Inc. 5000 - Fastest Growing Private Companies (#1176) USGBC Maryland Wintergreen Award, Excellence in Green Building Howard Community College Health Science Building

2013 Baltimore Business Journal - Fastest Growing Private Companies Baltimore Area SmartCEO Magazine - Baltimore Future 50

2012 Baltimore Business Journal - Fastest Growing Private Company in the Baltimore area

2011 Maryland Department of Transportation Design Award & Green Building Award – I-70 South Mountain Welcome Center AIA Chesapeake Bay Citation Award & People's Choice Award – I-70 South Mountain Welcome Center

2010 Baltimore Business Journal - Top 25 Minority-Owned Businesses Top MBE Firm – Top100MBE.com

2009 Associated Builders & Contractors - Project of the Year & Award of Excellence - Central Presbyterian Church AIA Chesapeake Bay - Citation Award - Northside Christian Church WFX Solomon Award - Best Church 300 - 800 Seats - Northside Christian Church

2008 Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber - Small Business of the Year Association Builders & Contractors - Merit Award - Bay Area Community Church

2005 + 2006 + 2007 Baltimore Business Journal - Top 25 Minority-Owned Business Baltimore Business Journal - Fastest Growing Private Company in the Baltimore area

SOUTH MOUNTAIN WELCOME CENTER (LEED SILVER) I-70 MYERSVILLE, MARYLAND

HOUSING & MIXED-USE

9 E MT ROYAL MIXED USE HOUSING BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

CREATING LIVING COMMUNITIES THAT THRIVE With the changing lifestyle preferences of current and rising generations, the increase in telecommuting and work-from-home opportunities, and a growing demand from active “Boomers” for options that support independent living, developers and institutions are seeing an increasing need for creative housing and mixeduse communities. Desirable amenities, “green” choices, modern living, and architecturally distinctive designs are all important for developers to remain competitive in the housing market.

SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

WSA’s Housing and Mixed-Use team employs knowledge of evolving trends in residential and commercial design, and offers clients extensive experience across multiple project types, including multifamily, student and senior housing, office/retail and hospitality. Our design approach is inspired by the client’s vision and goals, the project’s context, stewardship of the environment, and a commitment to strengthen communities and the existing neighborhood fabric.

We have designed over 3,000 apartment units, both affordable and market-rate, for non-profit organizations and for-profit developers, and have experience engaging with multiple stakeholders throughout the development process. Whether working on ground-up design for a new mixed-use community or converting an historic office building to housing, WSA helps clients make smart design decisions related to cost, schedule, and the project’s long-term viability.

Great Design

BENNING ROAD HOUSING DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, DC

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Understanding the impact of zoning opportunities and constraints in the early planning phases

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Thoughtful and deliberate master planning expertise

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Connections to public decision-makers, local and statewide elected officials, and other key resources in the region

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Knowledge of building codes and regulations governing the industry

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Experience complying with the Fair Housing Act (FHA) and State accessibility requirements

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Help navigating the approval process, saving time and money

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Ability to assist clients with the drawings, sustainable elements and other required documentation to secure approvals of public agencies and financing institutions (HUD, State tax credits, etc.)

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Experience converting historic office buildings and obsolete structures to housing and hotels, and securing Historic Tax Credits for these projects

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Experience designing affordable housing

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Experience designing projects financed with a variety of governmental programs, including HUD 202, HUD 232, HUD 221(d)(4) and Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (4% and 9%)

Happy People

Healthy Community

[ HOUSING & MIXED-USE ] PROJECT EXPERIENCE •

9 Mt. Royal, Baltimore, MD

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307 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD (5)

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713 - 727 Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD

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Abbott House Apartments (2)

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Algonquin Apartments, Baltimore, MD (5)

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Arcade Apartments, Albany, New York

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Benning Road Housing / Mixed Use Study, Washington, DC

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Brickyard Mixed‐Use, Phenix, AL

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Centerpoint Mixed Use Redevelopment, Baltimore, MD (5)

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Cherrydale Apartments, Baltimore, MD (2)

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Cold Spring Development, Baltimore, MD

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Columbia Landing Apartments, Howard County, MD

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Central Park Crossing, Fredericksburg, VA

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East 23rd Street Condo Building, Baltimore, MD

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Fallsgrove Village Center Development, Rockville, MD

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Flour House Apartments, Baltimore, MD

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Graham’s Park Affordable, Easton, MD

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Henson Forest Mixed‐Use, Fort Washington, MD

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Helping Up Mission, Baltimore, MD

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Hubbard Place (formerly Cavalier), NW Washington, DC (2)

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Joint Base Andrews Dorms, MD

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Landbank Lofts, Baltimore, MD

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Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Apts., Kansas, MO

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Paca House, Baltimore, MD (4)

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Professional Apartments Baltimore, MD (5)

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Queen Anne Belvedere Apartments (5)

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Rehoboth Church of God Mixed Use Study, Baltimore, MD

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Rombro Lofts, Baltimore, MD (5)

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Stark Road Military Housing, Earle Navy Station, NJ

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Union Wharf - Mercantile Trust & Deposit Building, Baltimore, MD

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Villas at Laurel Housing Development, Laurel, MD

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Walter Reed Medical Center Housing, Bethesda, MD, and multiple projects from Maine to Florida

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Westport Commons Housing Development, Easton MD

HUD 202 Financing HUD 221(d)4 (or similar) Financing (3) HUD 232 Financing (4) Low Income Housing Tax Credit Financing (5) Historic Tax Credit Financing (1) (2)

713 - 727 PRATT STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

CENTERPOINT HOUSING & MIXED USE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

ZAHLCO PROPERTIES

9 E MT ROYAL | BOUTIQUE APARTMENTS

LOCATION Baltimore City, MD PROJECT START January 2018 PROJECT COMPLETION September 2019 REFERENCE Mr. Yonah Zahler Zahlco Urban Living 11 E. Mount Royal Avenue Baltimore, MD 21201 410.573.9730 yonah@zahlco.com SIZE 74,236 GSF 64 apartments 41 structured parking spaces 950 SF retail COST $10 Million

Nine East Mount Royal, located in the Mount Vernon Historic District of Baltimore City, is a new 7-story, 64-unit apartment building with indoor parking for 41 cars, retail on the ground floor, and tenant amenity spaces on the top level. Amenities include a fitness center, a conference room and indoor/outdoor gathering spaces with impressive views of the City. The building structure consists of five residential levels of fire-retardant wood-frame construction, above two parking levels of poured-in-place concrete. The project incorporates “green building” design strategies in accordance with the International Green Construction Code (IgCC). Some of the strategies include: efficient apartment layouts; large windows that provide an abundance of daylight for each unit; LED light fixtures throughout the project; Energy Star appliances; Water Sense plumbing fixtures; individual split-system HVAC in each apartment; DOAS roof unit with a heat-transfer wheel; continuous insulation on the exterior walls; and a vegetated roof for stormwater management. In addition, the project is located in a high-density neighborhood, easy-walking distance from shopping, restaurants, entertainment, universities, bus routes and the main train station.

The exterior design of the building is decidedly contemporary; but it reflects the historic context of its neighborhood in its proportions and details. A distinctive feature of the exterior design is the use of terra cotta on the front facade. The terra cotta material wraps the front corners of the building and extends approximately two feet back along the side walls, before interfacing with full-height, vertical glass corner elements; at the top floor, the terra cotta extends along the side walls approximately 20 feet beyond the front plane of the building, highlighting the amenity spaces on that level. These design details provide mass and definition to the terra cotta “box”, and tie together the main street façade with its more modest side and rear elevations. These secondary elevations, which face three narrow public alleys, consist of exposed smooth-finished concrete at the two garage levels and aluminum panels at the upper residential levels; both the concrete and the aluminum panels are articulated with horizontal and vertical score-lines to provide appropriate dimension and scale to the building.

ZAHLCO PROPERTIES

9 E MT ROYAL | BOUTIQUE APARTMENTS

Waldon Studio Architects and its consultants have provided full Architectural and Engineering services from Concept Design through Construction Administration. In addition, WSA has guided the project through the City’s review and approval process, including staff meetings and public hearings with the Baltimore Commission on Historical and Architectural Preservation (CHAP). *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects

THE ALGONQUIN APARTMENTS

MARKET-RATE HOUSING | ADAPTIVE RE-USE | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

LOCATION Baltimore, Maryland PROJECT START 2010 PROJECT COMPLETION 2014 REFERENCE Samuel Monderer Daejan 11 E. Chase 1010 St. Paul St. Suite 1D Baltimore, MD 21202 410-528-8064 shmuli@resimgt.com

Located in the Mount Vernon Historic District of Baltimore City, this 9-story structure was constructed in the early nineteen hundreds as a luxury apartment building. In the mid-1940’s, it was converted to professional offices, and came to be known as the Medical Arts Building. In spite of this use for over 60 years, most of the original apartment layouts were kept intact, along with a wealth of historic interior details -- fluted columns, cornices, coved ceilings, chair rails, wall paneling, fireplace mantels, paneled doors and casings.

The project entailed converting the original luxury apartments to 56 smaller, energy-efficient, marketrate units, and upgrading the building to comply with current codes while preserving the historic details. Several apartments have been designed as fully-accessible units. In addition, the exterior facades have been preserved and restored, and the entrance has been sensitively adapted to make the building handicap accessible.

Full architectural and interior design services were provided, as well as applications for State and Federal Historic Tax Crediits (which were awarded).

*NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects COST $11 Million

AWARDS 2015 Historic Preservation Award for Adaptive Reuse & Compatible Design, Baltimore Heritage

THE ALGONQUIN APARTMENTS

MARKET-RATE HOUSING | ADAPTIVE RE-USE | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

CENTERPOINT

MIXED-USE | NEW CONSTRUCTION | ADAPTIVE RE-USE AND INFILL | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

LOCATION Baltimore, Maryland

Centerpoint is a mixed-use development in downtown Baltimore, MD, comprising 650,000 square feet of new construction, renovation and adaptive re-use, as well as significant historic preservation.

PROJECT COMPLETION 2006

The $64 million project, developed by a joint venture of the Bank of America, CDC and the Harold A. Dawson Company, includes 394 units of diverse rental housing, ranging from high-rise apartments to spacious converted lofts; 40,000 SF of retail and restaurant space; and a 400-car parking garage.

*NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects COST $64 Million

Located between the University of Maryland and the Central Business District, the completed project does more than simply complement its surrounding uses; it creates a synergy among the residents, the University, the businesses, and the burgeoning theatre district, that draws University students and downtown workers back to the City to live, work and play.

The project was completed in the summer of 2006. Full architectural services were provided, as well as processing for Federal and State Historic Tax Credits (which were awarded).

Awards 2007 Restoration Award, Baltimore Heritage

CENTERPOINT

MIXED-USE URBAN REDEVELOPMENT | NEW CONSTRUCTION | ADAPTIVE RE-USE AND INFILL | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

PRIVATE CLIENT

DC MASTERPLAN DEVELOPMENT, NORTHEAST WASHINGTON

LOCATION Washington, DC PROJECT START 2015 PROJECT COMPLETION 2020 (est.)

REFERENCE Confidential SIZE 500,000 SF

Waldon Studio Architects [WSA] performed a 2 week design charrette for the creation of a 5.5 acre urban mixed use redevelopment project intended to serve as an urban catalyst for the northeast Washington, DC residential and commercial neighborhood.

The result includes over 300,000 SF of affordable and market rate apartments built over 250 below grade parking spaces, an 85,000 SF charter school and 75,000 SF of commercial space, located along the new Washington, DC streetcar line.

HENSON FOREST WORKFORCE APARTMENTS MIXED-USED COMPLEX

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COST $44 Million (estimated)

WSA’s design work concluded after the schematic design phase, and the project has not yet been funded for construction.

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SIZE 580,000 SF

The project is sustainable and designed to LEED Silver standards. The design includes a green roof, permeable pavers, high efficiency HVAC systems, Energy Star appliances, and other sustainable features.

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REFERENCE Charles McNear, President CDM Associates 301.586.0111 cdmcnear@verizon.net

Waldon Studio Architect’s [WSA] design experience with the Henson Forest Workforce Apartments reflects the firm’s ability to design a contemporary mixed use complex, keeping pace with today’s trends that include business and social space for the use of residents.

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PROJECT START 2010

This project consists of four stories of wood framed and cement board clad workforce apartment units constructed over two levels of a concrete and masonry framed structured parking garage.

The project includes four hundred and eighty [480] one and two bedroom units [5% handicapped accessible], accessible roof garden, recreational and business commons area, high efficiency rooftop mounted condensing units with in-unit furnace/air handlers.

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LOCATION Fort Washington, Maryland

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SOMERSET DEVELOPMENT

FLATS AT PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING | MARKET RATE HOUSING | HISTORIC ADAPTIVE RE-USE

LOCATION Baltimore, MD PROJECT COMPLETION June 2009 REFERENCE Somerset Development Company 4115 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20016 410.457.7566 SIZE 96-units CONSTRUCTION COST $13.5 Million

Located in the Mount Vernon Historic District of Balti­more City, this 90,000 SF building sat almost completely vacant for several years. Constructed in the early nine­teen hundreds as an office building for doctors and den­ tists, the Professional Arts Building began to decline in the 1960’s and 1970s as these professionals followed their patients to the suburbs, where they relocated their practices.

The project entailed converting this 8-story (plus base­ment) office building to 96 modest one-bedroom, twobedroom and studio apartments. Common areas include a fitness center and community room. Ground floor re­tail space was restored as a sandwich and coffee shop to serve the tenants and the community.

The building’s historic facades were preserved and restored. The multi-level marble vestibule and lobby were preserved and sensitively adapted for handicap-accessibility. The existing corridors—with their historic trim, doors and tiled elevator lobbies—were adaptively re-used on each floor level.

Full architectural and interior design services were pro­vided, as well as applications for State and Federal His­toric Tax Credits (which were awarded).

AWARDS 2010 Historic Preservation Award, Baltimore Heritage

SOMERSET DEVELOPMENT

FLATS AT PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING | MARKET RATE HOUSING | HISTORIC ADAPTIVE RE-USE

SENIOR LIVING & SKILLED NURSING

ALFRED HOUSE SYMPHONY HOUSE DERWOOD, MARYLAND

RESIDENT-CENTERED CARE COMMUNITIES Demand for senior living communities is on the rise, and the design of these environments is radically changing. The number of retiring “Boomers” who will require some level of lifestyle support or care over the next 30 years, along with the pressure to reduce the length of hospital stays and move post-surgery patients to offcampus rehab facilities, are driving the industry toward new design solutions. With aging seniors seeking opportunities to remain active and independent as long as possible, senior living communities need to find living/care solutions that are accessible and flexible, leverage technology, and ensure safety and security, while complying with a myriad of complex governmental regulations.

WSA’s team has a 35-year history working in, and adapting to, the changing landscape of senior living design and development.

We understand the diverse design criteria and requirements for specialty-care areas, including rehab therapy, sub-acute care, memory care, and dialysis. We are experienced with sectorspecific building codes, State and Federal regulations, and industry standards; and we employ best practices for the design of facilities that provide housing, healthcare and social services for their senior residents. Having completed more than 50 projects – representing 2,400 skilled nursing and assisted living beds and over 1,000 independent living apartment units -- WSA continues to be engaged time-and-again by owners of some of the region’s top senior living communities.

Great Design

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Happy People

WALDORF RESTORE HEALTH SKILLED NURSING FACILITY WALDORF, MARYLAND

Experience designing facilities that extend across the full spectrum of hospitals, outpatient medical care, and residential healthcare Knowledge of the complex approval process and special State and Federal regulations for the design of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities Assistance in securing a State Certificate-of-Need Informed decision-making; understanding implications of key decisions on timing and approvals Accurate documentation and drawings to secure approvals Tailored approach to sustainability Familiarity with current trends in residential design, driven by our experience in the multi-family housing sector Familiarity with the “hospitality model” for the design of skilled-nursing facilities, informed by our experience in the hospitality market Experience designing affordable senior housing Experience designing projects financed with a variety of governmental programs, including HUD 202, HUD 232, HUD 221(d)(4) and Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (4% and 9%) Ability to make connections, through our healthcare sector, with hospitals interested in partnering with senior living developers and care providers

Healthy Community

[ SENIOR LIVING & NURSING ] PROJECT EXPERIENCE •

Alfred House Assisted Living, Derwood MD

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Annapolitan Assisted Living, Annapolis, MD (3)

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Augsburg Lutheran Home & Village, Baltimore MD

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Cadia Healthcare Hagerstown, Hagerstown, MD

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Charter House Senior Apartments, Silver Spring, MD (2)

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Collingswood Rehab & Healthcare, Rockville, MD

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Day Village Senior Housing & Community Center, Essex, MD

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FutureCare Capital Region, Landover, MD

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FutureCare Charles Village, Baltimore, MD (3)

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FutureCare Sandtown-Winchester, Baltimore, MD

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FutureCare Cold Spring, Baltimore, MD (3)

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FutureCare Homewood, Rehab / Therapy, Baltimore, MD

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Glynn Taff Assisted Living, Catonsville, MD (3)

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Harlem Gardens Senior Apartments, Baltimore, MD (5)

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Haven Nursing Home, Baltimore, MD (3)

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Lorien Havre de Grace, Havre de Grace, MD

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Lorien Bel Air, Bel Air, MD

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Lorien Life Center at Mt. Airy, Mt. Airy, MD

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Lorien Riverside Wellness, Belcamp, MD

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Manhattan Park Senior Apartments, Baltimore, MD (2)

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Milford Manor Nursing Home, Pikesville, MD

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Orchard Hill Rehab & Healthcare Center, Towson, MD

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Paradise Assisted Living, Catonsville, MD (3)

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Quail Run Assisted Living, Perry Hall, MD

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Ravenwood Nursing Center, Baltimore, MD

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Restore Health, Waldorf, MD

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Tudor Heights Assisted Living, Pikesville, MD

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Weinberg Gardens Bedford Senior Apts, Baltimore, MD (1)

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Weinberg Place Senior Apartments, Baltimore, MD (2)

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Weinberg Manor South, Baltimore, MD (5)

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Weinberg Terrace Senior Apartments, Baltimore, MD (1)

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Zeta Senior Center, Baltimore, MD

HUD 202 Financing HUD 221(d)4 (or similar) Financing (3) HUD 232 Financing (4) Low Income Housing Tax Credit Financing (5) Historic Tax Credit Financing (6) Other Public Financing (1) (2)

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LORIEN SKILLED NURSING FACILITY HAVRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND

FUTURECARE CAPITAL REGION LANDOVER, MARYLAND

ALFREDHOUSE ASSISTED LIVING SYMPHONY HOUSE - NEW FACILITY

LOCATION Derwood, Maryland PROJECT START 2013 PROJECT COMPLETION 2017 REFERENCE Dr. Veena Alfred, Ph.D Owner Alfred House Eldercare 301.260.2080 alfredhouse@aol.com SIZE 22,400 SF COST $4.8 Million

AlfredHouse’s Symphony House project is a result of a need to fill up the increased demand in Montgomery County’s elderly population over the last decade. The AlfredHouse Symphony House is a 34-bed assisted living facility, focused on treating elderly with behavioral health and dementiarelated challenges. The building contains a variety of treatment areas, including a Snoezelen Room.

Symphony House is a two-story, 22,400 SF building that contains a kitchen facility, a dining room, common areas and administrative areas for the staff. The facility is located within a residential neighborhood and was designed to fit harmoniously within the surrounding area. Symphony House contains numerous indoor and outdoor environments for residents to spend time and visit. The interior design reflects a residential character to help people feel comfortable and “at-home.”

The interior of the building is organized by two linear hallways forming a T-shape plan and is flanked by open porches extending visually to outside. The exterior of the building is composed of stone veneer, rounded columns and decorative trim pieces.

ALFREDHOUSE ASSISTED LIVING SYMPHONY HOUSE - NEW FACILITY

RESTORE HEALTH WALDORF REHABILITATION CENTER

SKILLED NURSING FACILITY WITH SUB-ACUTE UNIT | REHABILITATION SERVICES CENTER | FUTURE ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY

LOCATION Waldorf, Maryland PROJECT START February 2010 PROJECT COMPLETION February 2015 REFERENCE Michael J. Mahon VP for Development Mid-Atlantic Health Care, LLC 1922 Greenspring Drive, Suite 6 Timonium, MD 21093-7603 410.499.7490 michaeljmahon8@gmail.com Dr. Scott Rifkin, CEO Mid-Atlantic Health Care, LLC 410.308.2300 *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 147-bed COST $7.6 Million

Restore Health Waldorf is a skilled nursing facility (SNF), developed by Mid-Atlantic Health Care and located on a 5.6-acre site in the rapidly-growing area of Waldorf, Maryland. Presently licensed for 67 beds, the building is designed to grow to 80 skilled nursing beds and to accommodate a future assisted living facility (ALF).

The SNF is a 1-story wood-framed structure, designed around two landscaped courtyards, one for use by the residents and one for the staff. The future ALF, which will be contiguous with the SNF, will be designed around its own landscaped courtyard. The SNF consists of two nursing units: one for long-term care, serving primarily senior residents; and one for short-term care, serving primarily patients requiring rehabilitation services. Both units are supported by a state-of-the art Rehabilitation Services Center, providing physical, occupational and speech therapy. Full architectural and interior design services were provided.

Before they sold their Maryland holdings, Mid-Atlantic Health Care owned and operated numerous skilled nursing facilities in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Our firm was recommended to them by Lorien Health, and we provided them with Architectural services on 8 properties. Restore Health Waldorf was their first and only new, ground-up building, and we were charged with creating “a home away from home, where [residents] are valued and cared for with dignity and respect in a comfortable and safe environment.” We worked very closely with their ownership and operations team, educating them on current industry standards and design trends, assisting them in evaluating the pros and cons of critical design decisions, providing intensive support throughout the design and construction process, and helping deliver a facility where their professional care-givers can “achieve the best quality of life” for their residents.

RESTORE HEALTH WALDORF REHABILITATION CENTER

SKILLED NURSING FACILITY WITH SUB-ACUTE UNIT | REHABILITATION SERVICES CENTER | FUTURE ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY

LORIEN BULLE ROCK - HAVRE DE GRACE

SKILLED NURSING FACILITY | REHABILITATION SERVICES CENTER | FUTURE ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY

LOCATION Havre de Grace, Maryland PROJECT START July 2011 PROJECT COMPLETION May 2013 REFERENCE Louis Grimmel, CEO Lorien Health Services 3300 N. Ridge Road, Suite 390 Ellicott City, MD 21043 410-750-7500 lgrimmel@lorienhealth.com *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 78-bed COST $9.5 Million

Lorien Havre de Grace is a skilled nursing facility, located on a 4.73 acre site along Route 40 in Havre de Grace, Maryland. It consists of two separate care units: a 38-bed long-term care unit, serving primarily senior residents; and a 40-bed short-term care unit, including a sub-acute component, serving patients requiring rehabilitation services. Both units are supported by a state-of-the-art Rehabilitation Services Center, providing physical, occupational and speech therapy.

The 2-story building is designed to accommodate a future 3-story expansion, which will house an Assisted Living Facility. The intent of the facility’s exterior design is to create a “presence” for the client along Route 40, which is currently characterized, for the most part, by a hodge-podge of nondescript commercial structures. Full architectural services were provided.

Lorien Health Services is a unique senior care provider; as part of the Mangione Family Enterprises, it has an in-house construction company that specializes in building senior care communities.

Similarly, our firm has a construction administration team that has specialized in senior living for 24 years. Having worked on Lorien projects -- such as Lorien Bulle Rock -- for over 20 years, we have developed a very close collaborative relationship with their ownership and operations team, as well as their construction company. We know what features they want in their facilities and the character they want their facilities to project; we understand their business model and how they choose to spend their construction dollars. Consequently, they trust us to guide them and to help them make thoughtful design decisions.

FUTURECARE POST-ACUTE CENTER - CAPITAL REGION

SKILLED NURSING FACILITY WITH VENTILATION UNIT | REHABILITATION SERVICES CENTER | DIALYSIS CENTER

LOCATION Brightseat Road, Landover, Prince George’s County, MD PROJECT START March 2014 PROJECT COMPLETION September 2018 REFERENCE Gary Attman, President, CEO FutureCare Health & Management Corporation 8028 Ritchie Highway, Suite 118 Pasadena, MD 21122 410-766-1995 gattman@futurecare.com *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 150-bed on 4.7 acres COST $18.9 Million

The 150-bed skilled nursing and rehab facility is located on a wooded 14-acre property in Prince George’s County, MD. The site slopes down to a large reservoir, and the building is designed to take advantage of the grade and the views afforded by this special water feature. The 2-story structure is built into the hill, so that it presents itself as one story from the Brightseat entrance and as two stories from the reservoir.

The building is organized around two landscaped courtyards and consists of four nursing units: one for long-term care, two for post-acute skilled care, and one for patients requiring ventilation. The nursing units are supported by a state-of-the-art Rehabilitation Services Center and a Dialysis Center.

The facility has secure and accessible outdoor activity spaces at both levels. All of the resident rooms and common areas enjoy an abundance of natural light and outdoor views. The Rehab Center and the cafe-style dining and activity spaces have high ceilings and large windows oriented to the reservoir, and are designed to provide a feeling of warmth and well-being throughout.

Full architectural services were provided.

FutureCare Health & Management Corporation owns and operates 15 skilled nursing facilities, and we have provided Architectural services for 13 of them. The FutureCare Capital Region project was their first new, ground-up building in 30 years, and our firm was charged with making it their stateof-the-art “flagship rehabilitation and wellness center”. We worked very closely with their ownership and operations team, educating them on current industry standards and design trends, assisting them in evaluating the pros and cons of critical design decisions, providing intensive support throughout the design and construction process, and helping deliver a facility that they proudly call “world class”.

WEINBERG MANOR SOUTH

INDEPENDENT SENIOR LIVING | AFFORDABLE HOUSING | SENIOR CAMPUS EXPANSION | LEED SILVER

LOCATION Baltimore, MD PROJECT START 2010 PROJECT COMPLETION 2015 REFERENCE Comprehensive Housing Assistance Inc. (CHAI) 5809 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore, MD 21215 Ellen Jarrett, Vice President, Housing Planning & Development 410.500.5311 ejarrett@chaibaltimore.org *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 98,000 SF / 90 apartments COST $13.2 Million

Weinberg Manor South is the most recent and final addition to an existing senior housing campus, located in the Upper Park Heights neighborhood of Baltimore City. Designed to provide new affordable rental apartments and supportive services for independent seniors, the 90-unit project includes a large multipurpose room with a residential kitchen and coffee bar, an arts & crafts room, game room, parlor/library, beauty salon, wellness suite and convenience store. The building is designed to complement its surroundings, with the selection of brick colors to match the adjacent buildings on the campus and in the neighborhood; at the same time, it is given its own distinct “look”, with windows that wrap the corners and provide an abundance of daylight in the apartments.

All common areas are fully ADA-accessible; all apartments are designed in accordance with the Fair Housing Act, with several being fully handicap-accessible for tenants with sight, hearing and/or other physical impairments. The building is LEED Silver Certified under the LEED Mid-Rise Multifamily program and includes a variety of “green” features, such as a vegetated roof and low-flow plumbing fixtures. Kann Partners, prior to joining Waldon Studio Architects, provided full architectural services for this project and for 4 other affordable senior housing facilities for CHAI. The project was financed with 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) and a combination of other public and private funds. The Maryland Community Development Administration (CDA), which awards the LIHTC and administers the program, has very strict regulatory guidelines regarding budget, schedule, drawing submissions, and milestones that must be met during both design and construction. The Waldon Studio Architects team (previously Kann Partners) complied with all of these requirements. It should also be noted that Waldon Studio Architects is currently working on another affordable senior housing project for CHAI.

WEINBERG MANOR SOUTH

INDEPENDENT SENIOR LIVING | AFFORDABLE HOUSING | SENIOR CAMPUS EXPANSION | LEED SILVER

WEINBERG MANOR SOUTH

INDEPENDENT SENIOR LIVING | AFFORDABLE HOUSING | SENIOR CAMPUS EXPANSION | LEED SILVER

WEINBERG TERRACE

AFFORDABLE SENIOR HOUSING | ASSISTED LIVING SUPPORT SPACES

LOCATION Baltimore, MD PROJECT COMPLETION 1998 REFERENCE Ellen B. Jarrett, Vice President Housing Planning & Development CHAI - Comprehensive Housing Assistance Inc. 5809 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore,MD 21215 410-500-5311 ejarrett@chaibaltimore.org *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 79,972 SF COST $6,257,082

Located in Harlem Park, a deteriorated and crime-ridden urban neighborhood, this award-winning, 94-unit affordable housing project for seniors was part of a larger community revitalization plan, developed by the joint venture of the Bank of America CDC and the non-profit Harlem Park Revitalization Corporation. Designed to complement the surrounding housing stock of primarily Federal-style row-houses, the building includes a neighborhood pharmacy and café, a communal dining facility for residents, an arts and crafts room, a parlor, library, and wellness center, as well as a laundry and resident storage on each floor. Full architectural services were provided. The project was financed through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credits program.

AWARDS Multifamily Excellence in Construction Awards, Associated Builders and Contractors

HARLEM GARDENS SENIOR APARTMENTS

AFFORDABLE SENIOR HOUSING | NEIGHBORHOOD REDEVELOPMENT | HISTORIC INNER CITY CONTEXT

LOCATION Baltimore, MD *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects

Located in Harlem Park, a deteriorated and crimeridden urban neighborhood, this award-winning, 94unit affordable housing project for seniors was part of a larger community revitalization plan, developed by the joint venture of the Banc of America CDC and the nonprofit Harlem Park Revitalization Corporation. Designed to complement the surrounding housing stock of primarily Federal-style row-houses, the building includes a neighborhood pharmacy and café, a communal dining facility for residents, an arts and crafts room, a parlor, library, and wellness center, as well as a laundry and resident storage on each floor. Full architectural services were provided. The project was financed through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credits program.

AWARDS 2003 Design Award, Masonry Institute of America

HOTELS & HOSPITALITY

MGM GRAND NATIONAL HARBOR FOOD COURT NATIONAL HARBOR, MARYLAND

ACHIEVING SUCCESSFUL WELCOMING PROJECTS Whether new construction or adaptive reuse of a historic building, realizing a desirable hotel comes with many unique challenges. From feasibility and entitlements, through navigation of complex historic preservation regulations as well as adaptation of a flag’s standards for a particular site, design of a hotel requires a special set of skills and expertise. For more than 20 years, WSA’s team of professionals has worked with developers throughout the region to design and build successful hotels across a wide variety of flags – including ground-up construction, adaptive building reuse, re-flagging of worn hotels, and renovations and upgrades.

WSA’s dedicated Hospitality practice leverages its proven track record and industry expertise to help clients make smart, economic decisions about their properties. From per-development consulting and feasibility studies that assess entitlements and determine the best use for a parcel, to helping clients evaluate the impact of certain flags on their project, our team works collaboratively with clients each step of the way, delivering both creative design and careful cost control. Our understanding of critical approval processes and our connections within the regional construction market help to ensure a quality project delivered on schedule.

Great Design

RED LION HOTEL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

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Expertise with due diligence and test-fit analysis

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Quick turnaround to meet aggressive schedules

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Proven track record working with urban and historic architecture

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Extensive knowledge and experience with different flags

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Success adapting flag standards to a particular site/location

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Ability to help secure permits and approvals, especially related to historic tax credits

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Understanding of the entitlement process

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Connections to the regional construction market

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Healthy Community

[ HOTEL & HOSPITALITY ] PROJECT EXPERIENCE •

Best Western, 60 Keys, New Construction, Hershey, PA

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Best Western Plus, Renovation - Brand Conversion, Pittsburgh

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Best Western Travel Plaza, 224 Keys, Baltimore, MD

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Boardwalk Resort Hotel, 78 Keys, Virginia Beach

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Brexton Hotel, 30 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Brickyard Mixed-Use Development, Phenix City, AL

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BWI Airport Condo Hotel, Linthicum, MD

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Candlewood, 103 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Candlewood Travel Plaza, Expansion, Baltimore, MD

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Choice Hotels Quality Inn @ 110 St. Paul St, 126 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Clarion, 125 Keys, Renovation, Virginia Beach, VA

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Colonnade Double Tree Hotel, 125 Keys, Reno, Baltimore, MD

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Days Inn, 100 Keys, Renovation, Coraopolis, PA

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Envy Hotel, 75 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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East 23rd Baltimore Condo Building, Baltimore, MD

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Holiday Inn Express Old Town, 68 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore City, MD

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Hotel Indigo, 130 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Hyatt Centric, 125 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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IHG Staybridge, 100 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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IHG Candlewood Suites, 130 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Marriott Delta, 150 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Marriott Spring Hill Suites, 120 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Marriott TownePlace, 96 Keys, New Construction, Belcamp, MD

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MetroSuites Hotel Prototype, Lagos, Nigeria

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MGM Conference Center + Food Market, National Harbor, MD

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Old Post Office Conversion to Hotel, Washington, DC

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Radisson Cross Keys, Renovation, Baltimore, MD

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Radisson Red, 176 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Red Roof Inn, Renovation - Office Addition, Hershey, PA

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Red Lion Hotel, 130 Keys, Historic Tax Credits, Baltimore, MD

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Staybridge Pittsburgh Airport, 102 Keys, Renovation - Brand Conversion, Pittsburgh, PA

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Vien Dong Hotel, 800 Keys, Expansion & Retail Mall, Nha Trang, Vietnam

RADISSON RED HOTEL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

[ HOTEL & HOSPITALITY ]

MARRIOTT TOWNEPLACE SUITES ABERDEEN, MARYLAND

HOTEL BREXTON BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

RED LION HOTEL (RL)

ADAPTIVE RE-USE HISTORIC RENOVATION | BOUTIQUE HOTEL

LOCATION Baltimore, MD PROJECT START 2010 PROJECT COMPLETION Summer 2015 REFERENCE RLH Corporation (RLHC) 201 W. North River Drive, Suite 100 Spokane, WA 99201

*NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 72,000 SF COST $19.5M - 20M

The Keyser Building, located at 207 E. Redwood Street, in Baltimore, MD is significant as one of the larger office buildings constructed after the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904. Erected in 1906, the building rests in the heart of Baltimore’s historic financial district, just two blocks north of the Inner Harbor and the center of tourist activity.

The project entails converting this 10-story (plus basement and sub-basement) office building into a “boutique” hotel, with 144 guest rooms. In addition to the lobby and reception area, common areas include a fitness center, conference spaces and a café to serve guests and nearby office workers.

The solid stone building’s historic facades are being preserved and restored. Furthermore, historic materials discovered on the interior— marble walls, terrazzo floors, wood wall paneling and wood moldings—are being preserved and incorporated into the layout of the interior spaces.

Full architectural services were provided, as well as applications for State and Federal Historic Tax Credits (which have been awarded).

HOLIDAY INN SELECT [THE OLD TOWN NATIONAL BANK] ADAPTIVE REUSE | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

LOCATION Baltimore, MD PROJECT COMPLETION October 2009 REFERENCE Old Town Properties, LLC 1721 Reisterstown Road Pikesville, MD 21208 410.486.5600 kentalati@comcast.net *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 70-key COST $6 Million

The Old Town National Bank building, just east of the Jones Falls Expressway and downtown Baltimore, is located in an urban area that has become the focus of recent redevelopment efforts. The upper five floors of the building were gutted for office use several years ago; however the grand 2-story banking floor and perimeter mezzanine have been preserved, with much of the original historic materials intact.

The firm was tasked with converting the building to a hotel with 70 guest rooms, for Holiday Inn Select. In addition to a striking interior lobby, the ground floor will include meeting rooms and a breakfast bar. The basement will include additional guest amenity spaces including a fitness room, business center, and laundry.

The firm provided full architectural and interior design services, as well as applications for State and Federal Historic Tax Credits. The property is located within a National Register Historic District.

HOLIDAY INN SELECT [THE OLD TOWN NATIONAL BANK] ADAPTIVE REUSE | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

RED LION HOTEL (RL)

ADAPTIVE RE-USE HISTORIC RENOVATION | BOUTIQUE HOTEL

RED LION HOTEL (RL)

ADAPTIVE RE-USE HISTORIC RENOVATION | BOUTIQUE HOTEL

RED LION HOTEL (RL)

ADAPTIVE RE-USE HISTORIC RENOVATION | BOUTIQUE HOTEL

QUALITY INN | THE TITLE BUILDING

LOCATION Baltimore, MD PROJECT COMPLETION 2007 *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 42,365 SF

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110 SAINT PAUL PLACE

ADAPTIVE REUSE | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

The Title Building, located at 110 St. Paul Place in downtown Baltimore City, is a partial seven story and partial four story masonry structure built in 1913. The 42,365 SF building consisted of office space, a lobby and offices on the ground floor, as well as a full basement.

The firm was hired to convert the entire building to a hotel for Quality Inn. The existing building spaces was converted to hotel space, the ground floor will became a lobby and commercial space, and an addition of approximately 4,880 SF. The hotel includes 102 rooms and ground floor hotelrelated retail spaces. The basement will be used for mechanical space and storage; guest support services, such as a fitness center; and conference spaces for small group meetings.

The design respects the historic features of the building. Historic Tax Credits were sought.

HOTEL BREXTON

HISTORIC RESTORATION | URBAN REDEVELOPMENT | HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

LOCATION Baltimore, Maryland PROJECT COMPLETION 2010   *NOTE Work prior to September, 2018 performed under Kann Partners who has now joined Waldon Studio Architects SIZE 29-key COST $7 Million

The goal was to renovate and restore this historic building for use as a 29 room boutique hotel.

Constructed in 1881 for Samuel Wyman, the Brexton Building on Park Avenue in Baltimore, Maryland was designed by architect Charles Cassel. Originally a residential hotel, the Brexton is a seven-story Queen Anne structure made of brick and red sandstone. The hotel was later converted to apartments which eventually were left vacant for years before this revitalization.

The firm was retained to restore the building as a boutique hotel with high-end amenities and a street level cafe. The design respects and highlights many of the historic features of the building.

Included in this process was the design of a new HVAC system, plumbing, electrical, fire alarm, and other features addressing life-safety issues. Additionally, the exterior facade was completely restored with gentle masonry cleaning and masonry patching to match the existing in every way. Roof, gutter, and downspout repairs, as well as door and window repairs, were completed as needed.

Both State and Federal Historic Tax Credits were awarded.

Provided construction administration services and worked with the Maryland Historic Trust (MHT) and the National Park Service (NPS).

AWARDS 2010 Adaptive Reuse and Compatible Design Award, Baltimore Heritage Preservation.

MGM NATIONAL HARBOR CONFERENCE CENTER & BALLROOM

LOCATION National Harbor, Maryland PROJECT START 2014 ORIGINAL COMPLETION DATE December 2016 ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE December 2016 REFERENCE James Beyer, AIA Senior Vice President, Design & Construction MGM Resorts International 702.692.4664 jbeyer@mgmresorts.com SIZE 75,000 SF COST $52 Million (on budget) $1.4 Billion (entire project)

Waldon Studio Architects [WSA] collaborated on this high profile, fast track project located in National Harbor. Working with SmithGroup JJR, who was the executive lead architect, and HKS, the lead architect, the team designed 75,000 SF. The conference center is located in the west part of the luxury hotel. It consists of a grand ballroom, an additional ballroom, three meeting rooms and a board room. Additionally, the space includes a business center for guests, an event planning office and pre-function areas.

As the architect of record on this high profile, fast track project, Waldon Studio Architects collaborated in the preparation of construction documentation, permitting support and construction administration of a conference center within the world class, luxury hotel component of the overall $1.4 billion facility. WSA was responsible for preparing contract documents, expedited permitting, and currently supports construction contract administration. WSA led and coordinated the design team of several design firms including interior designers, architects, acousticians, MEP engineers, life safety engineers and ADA consultants. WSA led the design team for the Conference Center and supporting spaces. These spaces include a grand ballroom [16,200 SF], a ballroom [4,312 SF], three meeting rooms [5,592 SF], a board room, a business center, an event planning office and pre-function areas.

The MGM National Harbor is designed and constructed to meet LEED Gold certification standards and includes the extensive use of natural light, LED lighting and water-saving fixtures. The expectation is to achieve energy efficiency at about 30% better than comparable buildings.

MGM NATIONAL HARBOR CONFERENCE CENTER & BALLROOM

MGM NATIONAL HARBOR | LEED GOLD FOOD MARKET, INTERIOR DESIGN & COORDINATION

LOCATION National Harbor, Maryland PROJECT START 2014 PROJECT COMPLETION 2016 CLIENT REFERENCE MGM Barry Borovsky Jim Beyer MGM Resorts Development, LLC 40404 Dean Martin Drive Las Vegas NV 89103 702-692-4648 BUILDER REFERENCE Whiting Turner Marvin Echols Jeremy Basisda 300 East Joppa Road Baltimore, MD 21286 410-821-1100 SIZE 15,500 SF COST $10M

As the Architect of Record, Waldon Studio Architects collaborated with SmithGroupJJR [executive lead architect] and HKS [lead architect] and responsible for preparing design development and construction document sets, expedited permitting support, and construction contract administration support through the substantial completion for the MGM National Harbor project.

The Food Market area includes open food court style dining with nine different themed venues.

As the Architect of Record, WSA documented and coordinated furnishings, finishes, lighting, signage, kitchen equipment and supporting architecture. WSA coordinated and managed all of the design consultants including lighting, wayfinding, food service, interior design, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural.

The MGM National Harbor was designed and constructed to meet LEED Gold certification standards and includes the extensive use of natural light, LED lighting and water-saving fixtures. The expectation is to achieve energy efficiency at about 30% better than comparable buildings.

The MGM project is the first LEED Gold-certified casino in the region and one of six casinos in the world to receive the USGBC certification.

MGM NATIONAL HARBOR | LEED GOLD FOOD MARKET, INTERIOR DESIGN & COORDINATION

MGM NATIONAL HARBOR | LEED GOLD FOOD MARKET, INTERIOR DESIGN & COORDINATION

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