(Projects listed chronologically)

UC San Diego theatre district Living and Learning Neighborhood

San Diego, California
Client: UC San Diego
Cost: $530 million
Completion: Fall 2023
LEED Gold targeted
Responsibilities:  Design Director for a new one million square foot integrated living and learning community on the campus of UC San Diego. The new community includes 2,000 student living units, a 1,200-car underground parking structure, academic space, a conference center, and auditorium, general purpose classrooms, a restaurant and a market hall. The design team coined the phrase “exponential ecology” which captures the notion that for every design decision, at every scale, the design team has considered all aspects of the built environment and the interrelationship of physical, social, and emotional wellbeing. The building forms and arrangement are contextual to the natural landforms caused by rain runoff patterns to the ocean and to the canyons that are defining features of this site and are also composed to maximize views and optimize ocean breezes.

An outcome-driven approach employed a research-based programming process that was intensely collaborative with the users. Understanding that no single learning environment meets the needs of every student, research-based design strategies have solidified the design team’s approach to designing social, educational and meditative environments that will provide students with the freedom and flexibility to curate living and learning environments that meet their personal needs. The residential buildings are designed to create community, shared experiences and personal connections. All are designed to be "home" and encourage activities that will contribute to the social and scholarly success of the residents. 

UC San Diego North torrey pines Living and Learning Neighborhood

San Diego, California
Client: UC San Diego
Cost: $627 million
Completion: Fall 2020
LEED Platinum targeted
Responsibilities:  Design Director for a new one million square foot integrated living and learning community on the campus of UC San Diego. The new community includes 2,000 student living units, a 1,200 car underground parking structure, a dining hall, auditoriums, social science and humanities academic offices and general purpose classrooms. The entire program is arranged around two quads which knit the new college to the existing university. Designed to maximize the benefits of an integrated live/learn environment as well as the indoor/outdoor living possibilities of the San Diego climate, this new college is designed to maximize student learning outcomes, attract students and faculty as well as enhance faculty student retention by managing scale and balancing the built and outdoor environments.

Kaiser Permanente Medical Office Building

Irwindale, California
Client: Kaiser Permanente
Cost: $52 million
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities:  Design Director for a new 60,000 square foot Health Hub in Irwindale designed to aid Kaiser Permanente connect with the community by introducing a green space with basketball court, a Town Square with a retail food offering, a community table and community conferencing facility. Rather than create a separate above-grade parking structure, a majority of the parking was placed beneath the building providing the community and the adjacent freeway full visual access. The skin of the building references the adjacent gravel quarry with angled banding reflective of its ramps and conveyors. The freeway side features a dramatic shield to deflect noise and reference the speed of the passing cars as well as Irwindale's reputation for drag racing and  its  future as  a center of technology.

lax consolidated rent-a-car facility competition

Los Angeles, California
Client: Los Angeles World Airport
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not determined

Responsibilities:  Design Director for a new 6 million square foot consolidated rent-a-car center to centralize all car rental facilities currently serving LAX into a single location. Passengers will be connected to metro lines and all terminals via a new overhead automated people mover, which is designed to reduce congestion and greatly improve passenger experience at the world’s third busiest airport. 

SHARP Chula vista ocean view hospital tower

Chula Vista, California
Client: Sharp Hospital
Cost: $182 million
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities:  Design Director for the exterior and interior design for a new 106 bed, 150,00 square foot hospital tower to be added to the existing campus. Difficult way-finding and functional/programmatic relationships were resolved to knit the tower into the adjacent facilities. A linear lobby connecting three towers provides continuity and a dining center on the top floor takes full advantage of the panoramic views. 

Sharp rees-stealy medical office building interior

Rancho Bernardo, California
Client: Sharp Rees-Stealy
Cost: Not available
Completion: 2019
LEED Gold Certification
Responsibilities:  Design Director for the interior design of a 100,00 sf medical office building including a three-story, light-filled  central entrance hall designed to aid visitors in way-finding and creating a sense of intra-floor connectivity.

Riverside County regional Medical center emergency department remodel

Moreno Valley,, California
Client: Sharp Rees-Stealy
Cost: County of Riverside
Completion: 2018

Responsibilities:  Design Director for an expanded emergency facility that included the remodeling of existing uses and an expansion/addition of others along with a re-working of exterior circulation and parking to enhance efficiency and increase safety. 
 

WELLNESS VILLAGE PROTOTYPE

Southern California
Client: Witheld
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities: Small communities that could benefit from an Emergency Care Center often find that is not feasible because requirements for an ED Center accompanied by a hospital make possibility not affordable. This study looks at designing a prototype facility that would pair a small ED with only the required functions of a hospital providing a  wellness center scaled to smaller communities. A major regional hospital will use the study in conversations with interested communities where they would like to expand their regional network of care facilities.
 

Regional Wellness Village

Southern California
Client: Witheld
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities: Design Director leading a master plan for a wellness community designed to partner with an existing regional hospital so as to build mutually beneficial relationships with needed facilities and services that will offer enhanced wellness offerings to the community and the region on a parcel adjacent to the exiting hospital. Co-locating a variety of wellness-related offerings and designing the campus in a way that encourages healthy and responsible living takes advantage of the current trend to prevent illness and reduce the need for acute care. 

In a human-scaled, walkable campus the development would include 650,00 sf of flexible medical office buildings, a hotel and spa, gymnasium and rehab center, health-focused retail, a daycare center and parking for 2,000 cars. Adjacency to the existing hospital and medical office building will provide beneficial synergies for both developments and the community. 

The project is envisioned as a community illustrating the future of healthcare by providing synergistic relationships with the hospital and the surrounding community by creating a human-scaled, health-focused environment offering the full spectrum of wellness services.

Century Park Center

Los Angeles, California
Client: Equity Real Estate
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities: Design Director for a study to determine the feasibility of a seismic retrofit and complete redesign of a 16-story office tower and associated retail and parking structures. Desiring to reposition the tower to appeal to a start-up and creative demographic, the project will include amenities such as a roof-top terrace and related conference and event center along with dramatic two-story spaces and balconies for upper level tenants.  Enhancing the project's street presence and human scale in the pedestrian realm, the design includes the removal of floor area on the lower levels to create a multi-level entrance and lobby experience. The project includes 306,000 sf of office and retail space and parking for 650 cars.

Community Wellness VILLAGE

Rancho Mission Viejo, California
Client: Withheld
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities: Design Director for a study to aid a major health and wellness provider illustrate how they would partner with a planned new residential community to provide health and wellness services. With a focus on wellness and community involvement, the provider desired a design concept which would be scaled to the community and scalable from a development standpoint. The planned community, established on an undeveloped parcel which was once a large working ranch, provided the inspiration for the project. Ranch planning and building typology led to a human-scaled campus-like collection of buildings using local materials with reference to the history and climate of the land and the region. Rather than a typical multi-story medical office building block, this campus provides a welcoming healing environment scaled to the community.

Westwood Presbyterian Tower Study

Los Angeles, California
Client: Westwood Presbyterian Church
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not determined
Responsibilities: Design Director for a study to determine the feasibility of developing a 100-unit luxury condominium tower on one of the last developable sites on the Wilshire corridor in west LA. The tight site is owned by a church which operates a preschool and desires to remain on site by incorporating all of their current operations into the project. Their historic chapel would remain. The project includes parking for 350 cars, an 8,000 sf preschool and 18,000 sf of church facilities.
 

Stanford Masterplan Competition

Redwood City, California
Client: Stanford University
Cost: Not determined
Completion: Not realized
Responsibilities: Design collaborator for a competition to prepare a masterplan for Stanford University. The university wishes to decant all non-student functions to a new campus in nearby Redwood City. The new workplace community, incorporating concepts more typically employed in hospitality settings will include a fitness center, cafes, a conference center along with outdoor event spaces and recreational facilities to support Stanford employees as well as the surrounding community. LEED gold is targeted.
 

USC Norris Healthcare Center

Los Angeles, California
Client: University of Southern California
Cost: $89 million
Completion: 2016
Responsibilities: Design Director for a 112,000 sf out-patient cancer care medical office building on the USC healthcare campus. The Norris Healthcare Center will form a new gateway to the out-patient portion of the campus.  Key programmatic elements of the project will include multi-disciplinary clinics, out-patient surgery facilities, food services, conferencing facilities, offices, administrative areas and other related support spaces. The building is envisioned as a glass container that is wrapped with folding planes of various materials designed to respond to various factors depending on location. Views, climatic and programmatic requirements contribute to the articulation of the facades by providing criteria to adjust the nature of openings as needed to respond to specific internal and external conditions.
 

Zev yaroslavsky Family Support Center

Los Angeles, California
Client: County of Los Angeles
Cost: 113 million
Completion: 2015
LEED Gold Certification
Responsibilities: Design Director for a 212,000 sf Los Angeles County family services campus co-locating seven family services departments into one location for the first time. The project, also includes a 1,000 car parking structure and a large landscaped garden. The project aspires to create a community-friendly, park-like campus, provide a safe, welcoming and sustainable environment for the facility’s clients, and promote interdepartmental collaboration among its 1,000 employees. The primary design goal is to facilitate the County’s service model transformation process which is designed to provide a more convenient and welcoming experience for its clients who have previously needed to visit multiple service-providing locations.  LEED gold is targeted.
 

USC Verna & Peter Dauterive Hall

Los Angeles, California
Client: University of Southern California
Cost: 44 million
Completion: 2014
Responsibilities: Design Director for a 110,000 sf Social Sciences Research institute facility on the USC academic campus which is envisioned as a tool to strengthen USC’s reputation as a prominent research institution and to attract research talent to the campus. To that end the design team was challenged to imagine what sort of facility would place USC at the cutting edge of collaborative, interdisciplinary research institutions nationally and internationally.

The interior architecture of the building diverges from the Italian Romanesque exterior and is characterized by open layouts and modern finishes and is designed to accomodate interdisciplinary interaction and flexibility. A six-story atrium is located at the center of the building with public gathering spaces and circulation located around it on each floor. Research, institute, administrative and classroom spaces have their entrances on this public core with the objective to draw staff out of their offices and encourage discussion and intermingling between researchers of different backgrounds in these common spaces. 
 

Providence Health Medical Office Building

Los Angeles, California
Client: Providence Health and Services
Cost: Not available
Completion: 2013
Responsibilities: Designer for 10,000 sf medical office facility including a nurse training facility.
 

Calgary Board of Education Headquarters

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Bentall Real Estate Services, Calgary Board of Education
Cost: 80 million CDN
Completion: 2010
LEED Gold Certification
Responsibilities: Designer for the new headquarters of the Calgary Board of Education which includes a new 310,000 sf, 11-storey tower connected to a renovated 1908 sandstone school. The Calgary Board of Education staff was located in multiple locations around the city and desired to consolidate the operations at one, prominent location in downtown Calgary. The project was designed to enhance operational efficiencies as well as introduce a newly rebranded CBE to it's constituency. The project includes extensive outdoor public spaces and underground parking for 340.
 

Calgary Health Region Health Innovation Park Masterplan

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Calgary Health Region
Cost: Not available
Completion: Not realized
Responsibilities: Design lead for a masterplan that defines the use of a site adjacent to a new tertiary acute care hospital in Calgary. Components including medical office, research, clinic and residential totaled one million square feet.
 

Enmax Conservatory, Calgary Zoo

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Calgary Zoo
Cost: 25 million CDN
Completion: 2009
LEED Gold Certification
Responsibilities: Designer for a new conservatory which incorporated the structure of two greenhouse structures from the previous facility. Home to tropical greenhouses, a classroom, banquet facilities and a butterfly pavilion, it is the first LEED gold conservatory in North America. It will showcase numerous sustainable passive and active technologies and methodologies for its major contributor, an Alberta utility provider. LEED gold is targeted. 
 

Smith Hall Renovation

Banff, British Columbia
Client: Banff Centre
Cost: 7.5 million CDN
Completion: 2010
Responsibilities: Designer for an extensive remodeling and addition to an historic campus structure making it useful for 13,600 sf of modern administrative offices.  LEED silver targeted. 
 

Calgary International Airport Parkade

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Calgary Airport Authority
Cost: Not available      
Completion: 2009
Responsibilities: Designer for a new 2100-car parking structure serving The Calgary International Airport. 
 

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Johnson-Cobbe Energy Centre

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
Cost: 75 million CDN
Completion: 2011
LEED Gold Certification
Responsibilities: Designer for a 270,000 sf classroom building as a part of a $400 million CDN expansion of a technical college. Project included offices, labs and classrooms for primarily energy-related  programs. LEED silver targeted. 
 

Glencoe Club Expansion

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Glencoe Club
Cost: 10 million CDN
Completion: 2012
Responsibilities: Designer for an addition to Calgary’s premier athletic club. 

Agrium Western Event Centre Arena

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Calgary Stampede
Cost: 65 million CDN
Completion: 2011
LEED Silver Certification
Responsibilities: Lead the design-development effort for a 100,000 sf, 2,400-seat equestrian arena for a conceptual design prepared by another firm. Project included a practice arena as well as premium and event spaces for a variety of multi-purpose functions. LEED silver targeted.  
 

Jewish Community Center Masterplan

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Jewish Community Centre of Calgary
Cost: 92 million CDN
Completion: Not realized
Responsibilities: Designer for a masterplan that defines the phased growth of Calgary’s Jewish Community Center which includes 290,000 sf of educational, residential, fitness, retail, performing arts and outdoor athletics facilities.  
 

Waterside Resort, Invermere on the Lake

Invermere, British Columbia
Client: Octagon Properties
Cost: Not available
Completion: Not realized
Responsibilities: Designer, planner and project manager for a 740 unit mixed-use development for a mountain/lake resort town in British Columbia. Responsibilities included preparation of Official Community Plan Land Use Redesignation document which resulted from extensive coordination with city agencies, consultants and regulatory authorities. 
 

Crandell Hart House Townhouse Project

Calgary, Alberta
Client: Icegate Holdings
Cost: Not available
Completion: Not realized
Awards: Calgary Heritage Authority Lion Awards, 2008
Responsibilities: Designer, planner and project manager for 22 unit upscale townhouse project to be developed on the estate property of a heritage home to be restored. Responsibilities included application for Land Use Redesignation as well as community meetings for neighborhood residents.
 

Stoney Nakoda Hotel and Casino

Rural Alberta
Client: Stoney Tribal Administration
Cost: 34 million CDN
Completion: 2008
Responsibilities: Designer and planner for a 90,500 sf, 280 room hotel and casino on tribal land at the foot of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Project includes a swimming pool, bar, restaurant, meeting facilities and a 400 slot casino.
 

Los Medanos College Expansion

Pittsburg, California
Client: Contra Costa Community College District
Cost: Learning Resource & Community Center  8.9 million, Science Classroom Building  13.33 million, Math Classroom Building  5.64 million, Site Improvements  6.25 million
Completion: 2006
Awards: Community College Facilities Coalition, Design Award of Merit for Master Planning, 2004
Responsibilities: Designer for the addition of a Library (34,300 sf), a Science Classroom Building (55,000 sf), and a Math Classroom Building (23,000 sf) to an existing college campus. Design also included the complete rearrangement of campus entrances, parking and the creation of a central campus plaza over an area of 12 acres. 

Fire Station Number Five

Riverside, California
Client: City of Riverside, California
Cost: 3.285 million
Completion: 2005
Responsibilities: Designer for a new 9,000 sf fire station. Project included presentations to civic groups and City review agencies.
 

Amtrak Boarding Facility at Union Station

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Amtrak
Cost: 2.5 million
Completion: 2003
Awards: Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse Award
American Public Works, Kansas City Chapter, 2003
Responsibilities: Designer for a new Amtrak station to be added to the historic Union Station. Project included new ticketing, waiting areas and baggage handling facilities as well as a pedestrian overpass to get passengers to the track for boarding.
 

North Charleston Redevelopment Plan

North Charleston, South Carolina
Client: The Noisette Development Company
Completion: 20 to 30 year project        
Responsibilities: Design team member for a redevelopment plan in North Charleston to create a model sustainable community. Project encompasses 3,000 acres including a decommissioned navy base, wetlands restoration, waterfront development, residential, commercial, office, schools and public improvements. Responsibilities include involvement in conducting neighborhood meetings and education sessions, team process design, existing conditions evaluation, urban planning and design.
 

Bartimus Frickelton Law Firm

Overland Park, Kansas
Client: Bartimus Frickelton Law Firm
Cost: 1.14 million
Completion: 2001
Responsibilities: Lead the interior design effort for the 11,000 sf relocation of a local law firm.
 

Henry Block Fountain at Union Station

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Henry Block Foundation
Cost: 1 million
Completion: 2001
Responsibilities: Design partner with Wet Design of Los Angeles to design a grand animated fountain to honor Henry Block in front of Union Station Kansas City.
 

Blue Cross Blue Shield Exterior Courtyard

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City
Cost: 1million
Completion: 2002    
Responsibilities: Lead designer for exterior improvements to Blue Cross Blue Shield headquarters building including entrance canopy, way-finding, and an exterior courtyard for employee and corporate functions.
 

GSA Offices Renovation and Addition

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: GSA
Cost: Not Available
Completion: Fall 2002
Responsibilities: Lead the design effort for renovation and existing GSA facility and creating a new entrance for the building. Project included site design, space planning, security considerations, architectural and interior design.
 

Kansas City Union Station Corporate Offices

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Union Station Kansas City
Cost: 1 million
Completion: 2001
Awards: KCAIA Chapter Design Award, 2002
Illuminating Engineering Society, Design Award, 2002
Responsibilities: Lead the interior design effort to create 24,000 sf of office space in a previously unused underground storage area for a diverse staff of Science City departments as well as museum collections storage and handling spaces.

 
Leeds Entertainment Center

Leeds, England
Client: Leeds United Football Club
Cost: £ 63 million
Completion: 2003
Responsibilities: Lead the design effort to master plan and design a multi-use entertainment development to be attached to an existing soccer stadium which was also to be expanded. The project included a 7,500 seat multi-purpose arena, a 3000 seat performing arts hall, a 100,000 sf exhibition hall, a 200 bed, four star hotel, and 150,000 sf of retail and restaurants. Responsibilities included the coordination of design efforts with our affiliated office in Leeds.
 

Autzen Stadium Renovation and Expansion

Eugene, Oregon
Client: University of Oregon
Cost: 60 million
Completion: 2002    
Responsibilities: Lead the design effort for a 7000 seat expansion of the existing 42,000 seat stadium. Project included site master plan development.
 

Arena Prototype Development

Client: Ellerbe Becket
Responsibilities     Lead the design effort to develop a new product to meet the needs of an emerging market for low-cost small venue multipurpose arenas that would be marketed initially to Indian gaming developers. Responsibilities included leading a design team of multiple disciplines to develop a flexible, coordinated prototypical product which could be customized to address specific project needs. Participated in sessions to develop the strategies and materials to market the product.
 

Qingdao Stadium Design Consultation

Qingdao, China
Client: Etsong Sports Property Development Company Ltd.
Completion: Fall 1999
Responsibilities: Lead the design effort to enhance the user experience for a design of a soccer stadium already under construction. Study included recommendations for site development, way-finding, plaza design, exterior design enhancement, lighting and the addition of hotel, retail and commercial development opportunities. Work to be executed by others.

Qingdao Pool and Tennis Club

Qingdao, China
Client: Etsong Sports Property Development Company Ltd.
Responsibilities: Participated in the conceptual design effort for a 7,000 square meter facility adjacent to the stadium mentioned above. The facility will offer the community a large recreational swimming and athletic facility as well as a tennis club, restaurant and guest hotel.
 

Millennium Centre Arena

Hallifax, Nova Scotia
Responsibilities: Lead the design effort to test a proposed site and quantify a design concept for a 17,000 seat multipurpose arena designed around hockey. The project  includes a 300 room hotel attached to the arena.
 

ICC Jerusalem Arena

Jerusalem, Israel    
Client: Jerusalem International Convention Center
Cost: 170 million US
Completion: Not realized
Responsibilities    Senior Project Designer for a 15,000 seat multi purpose arena. The new facility will be connected to and function as an extension of the existing convention center and congress hall in the center of Jerusalem. Responsibilities included multiple trips to Jerusalem to coordinate the design effort with a local design affiliate as well as make presentations to the owner and government agencies.
 

San Francisco Arena Feasibility Study

San Francisco, California
Responsibilities: Concept design and site feasibility study for a new arena in downtown San Francisco.

Los Angeles Center Arena Feasibility Study

Los Angeles, California
Responsibilities: Concept design and site feasibility study for a new arena in downtown Los Angeles.
 

Winnipeg Jets Arena Feasibility Study

Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Responsibilities: Design concept and site feasibility study for a new arena in downtown Winnipeg.
 

Curitiba Arena Project

Curitiba, Brazil
Responsibilities: Concept design and site feasibility study for a new mixed use entertainment venue for downtown Curitiba. Scope included entertainment and retail development as well as parking, hotel and convention facilities.
 

BB & T Center Arena, Florida Panters

Sunrise, Florida
Client: Wayne Huizenga, Broward County
Cost: 172 million
Completion: September 1998    
Awards: AIA Fort Lauderdale Chapter Honorable Mention Design Award, 1999
Broward County Award for Disability Awareness, Most Innovative Project, 1999
Associated Builders and Contractors, South Florida Excellence Award, 1999
The Illumination Society of North America, Design Award, 1999
Broward County Board for Disabilities, Most Innovative Project, 1999
Responsibilities: Senior Project Designer for a 20,000 seat, 832,790 sf arena for the Florida Panthers. Project includes 350 car parking structure, 12,000 sf of retail, offices and marketing center. Responsibilities included complete design management, client presentations and management of all design consultants including extensive landscape art installations by Martha Schwartz Inc. A fast track process was employed to deliver the project in a record twenty six months from the start of design to the finish of construction.
 

Olympic Games 2004 Brazil Study

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Responsibilities: Aided in site feasibility studies evaluating several sites in the city.

Seoul Dome Master Plan Study

Seoul, South Korea
Cost: 475.3 million US
Responsibilities: Design participation in master planning effort for a new 98,000 seat mixed use sports venue and retail/entertainment venue.
 

Olympic Tennis Center

Sydney, Australia
Responsibilities: Concept design and master planning effort of a tennis center for use in the 2000 Olympics and use thereafter as a club and training facility. Project included stadium, a museum and tennis center as well as planning for conversion after the Olympics.
 

Dallas Arena Study

Dallas, Texas
Responsibilities: Concept design and master plan study for a large mixed use district including entertainment, retail, parking and hotel adjacent to an expanded convention center and existing hotel. Project included concept design for 20,000 seat mixed-use arena as home to the Dallas Mavericks, and the Dallas Stars.
 

Prototype Entertainment Venue Study

Frankfurt, Germany
Client: Arena AG, Philipp Holzmann
Responsibilities: Senior Project Designer for the development of a prototype design for a multi-venue entertainment facility to be implemented in multiple locations in Germany and central Europe. The facility was to accommodate a full range of indoor and outdoor sporting and entertainment events.
 

Millennium Arena Design Competition

Glasgow, Scotland
Client: Glasgow City Council/ Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland
Cost: £ 55 million
Responsibilities: Directed the design effort in collaboration with associate architect’s office in Leeds, England in a competition for a new 12,000 seat multipurpose civic arena in Glasgow Green. The arena was designed to accommodate a variety of sports and arts related activities on a civic campus as a part of a millennium project to invigorate the Green and the center of the city.
 

Belfast Arena Study

Belfast, Ireland
Responsibilities: Directed the design effort in collaboration with associate architect's office in Leeds, England in a design competition for a new multipurpose civic arena.
 

Copenhagen Arena Study

Copenhagen, Denmark
Client: Talentbureauet ApS
Responsibilities: Conceptual design study for the placement of a new 18,000 seat civic arena in downtown Copenhagen.
 

Chicago Stadium Study

Gary, Indiana
Responsibilities: Collaborated on a study for a new 70,000 seat stadium to relocate the Chicago Bears.
 

Chattanooga/ University of Tennessee Stadium

Chattanooga, Tennessee
Client: Stadium Campaign Chattanooga
Complete: Fall 1999    
Cost: 25 million
Responsibilities: Coordinated the initial design efforts for a new, expandable 20,000 seat football/soccer stadium for the city of Chattanooga and the University of Tennessee. Design collaboration with a local architect.
 

Memorial Stadium Renovation, University of Missouri

Columbia, Missouri
Client: University of Missouri
Complete: Fall 1996
Cost: 7 million
Awards: Design honor Award, Mid-Missouri Chapter AIA, 1998
Responsibilities: Senior Project Designer for the renovation of an existing college stadium which included a new entrance plaza, fan amenities, systems upgrades and signage.
 

Notre Dame Stadium Expansion

South Bend, Indiana
Notre Dame University
Complete: Fall 1997
Cost: 50 million
Awards: Indiana AIA Design Award  1998
Facilities of Merit Award, Athletic Business Magazine, 1998
Responsibilities: Senior Project Designer for the renovation and expansion of the stadium at Notre Dame University. Project included a bowl extension increasing the seating capacity to 78,500, as well as complete locker room and operations renovations, new concourses and site improvements.
 

Golden State Warriors Arena Competition

Oakland, California
Client: Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Commission
Complete: Not realized
Cost; 147 million
Responsibilities: Senior Project Designer for the new home to the Golden State Warriors, a 21,000 seat multi-purpose arena. Conducted presentations to the client and coordinated the design team. Initial scheme entailed a new facility added to the existing Skidmore Owings & Merrill complex.
 

captial one Arena, Washington Capitals & Wizards

Washington DC
Client: Centre Group @ USAir Arena
Complete: December 1997
Cosy: 150 million    
Responsibilities: Senior Project Designer for the new home to the Capitals and the Wizards, a 21,000 seat multi-purpose arena. Conducted presentations to the client and local approval agencies. Coordinated the design team consisting of in-house staff and our Washington DC associate architects as well as related design consultants. Project includes 25,000 sf office space, 70,000 sf retail, restaurants and museum. 
Awards: Washington Business Journal, 1998
42nd Annual Craftsmanship Awards, 1998
Investors in America Design Award, 1998
AIADC Award of Design Excellence, 1998
Design-Build Institute of America: National Award, 1998
 

H.H.H. Metrodome

Minneapolis, Minnesota
Client: Metropolitan Sports Facility Commission
Complete: Not realized     
Cost: 47 million
Responsibilities: Project Designer for a renovation and conversion study of the 57,000 seat facility to make it football exclusive. Conducted client presentations and production of a proposal to upgrade existing facilities, and an addition including expanded concourses, offices, club, restaurant, meeting spaces and a entry plaza.
 

Hilton Grand Riverpark Development

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Hilton Gaming Corporation
Complete: Not realized        
Cost: 36 million
Responsibilities: Project Designer for the land-based development of a new riverboat gaming facility. Project included a 1,200 car parking structure and a 60,000 sf pavilion which houses offices, meeting rooms, ticketing and boarding facilities and a restaurant.

1998 Olympic Speed Skating Rink Competition

Nagano, Japan
Complete: Not realized
Cost: 230 million
Responsibilities: Design collaborator in a design competition for a 10,000 seat, 425,000 sf Olympic speed skating venue.
 

Los Angeles Center Arena 

Los Angeles, California
Client: Smith & Henrick Development Company
Responsibilities: Project Design Team for a site evaluation and pre-schematic design study for a new 20,000 seat arena for the Clippers as a part if a larger mixed use development in downtown Los Angeles.
 

TD Banknorth Garden, Boston Celtics & Bruins

Boston, Massachusetts
Client: Boston Garden Development Corporation/ Delaware North Company
Complete: August 1995
Cost: 85 million
Responsibilities: Project Designer for the new home of the Boston Bruins and the Boston Celtics, a 21,000 seat, 104 suite multi-purpose arena. Conducted presentations for client and approval agencies. Coordinated efforts of related design consultants. Also design of the marketing center.
 

Enterprise Center, St Louis Blues

St Louis, Missouri
Client: Kiel Center Partners, LP    
Complete: November 1994
Cost: 95 million
Awards: KCAIA Design Honor Award, 1992
Central States Regional Design Honor Award, 1995
Responsibilities: Project Designer for the new home of the St Louis Blues, a 22,000 seat, 90 suite multi-purpose arena. Conducted presentations for client and approval agencies. Coordinated efforts of related design consultants.
 

Ellerbe Becket, Kansas City Corporate Office Expansion

Kansas City, Missouri
Responsibilities: Project Designer for design of 28,000 sf corporate office expansion, including specification of furnishings and finishes.
 

Jack Kent Cooke Stadium

Washington DC, District of Columbia
Client: Cooke Industries
Complete: Not realized
Cost: 130 million (estimated)
Responsibilities: Project Designer for the new home for the Washington Redskins, a 78,600 seat, 331 suite stadium. Conducted presentations for the client, and directed the production of scope pricing document.
 

Faxon Montessori Elementary School

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Kansas City, Missouri School District
Complete: 1990
Cost: 3.5 million
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of Contract Documents for a 60,000 sf elementary school located in an inner-city neighborhood.
 

Government Commons Plaza

Liberty, Missouri
Client: County of Clay County, Missouri
Complete: 1990
Cost: 1 million
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of contract documents for an exterior plaza and fountain developed to integrate an existing group of government buildings.
 

Southeast Middle School Addition

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Kansas City, Missouri School District
Complete: 1988
Cost: 936,000
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of Contract Documents for a 16,000 sf addition to an existing elementary school.
 

One Kansas City Place

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Executive Hills Development Inc.
Complete: 1988
Responsibilities: Designed and coordinated the production of contract documents for interior public spaces in a 43-story office and retail structure including two-story entrance lobby, elevator lobbies and restrooms.
 

Midland Office Building Restoration

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: American Multi-Cinema Inc.
Complete: 1988
Cost: 3.5 million
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of contract documents for restoration and reconstruction of a 1920's 12-story office structure, including street level shop fronts, entrance lobbies, and restrooms.
 

Central Street Car Park and Shops

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Landmark Mortgage and Kansas City Southern Industries
Complete: 1988
Cost: 2.6 million
Awards: KCAIA Chapter Design Award, 1988
Kansas City, Missouri Urban Design Award, 1988
AIA Central States Region Design Award, 1987
KCAIA Chapter Craftsmanship Award, 1987
PCI Prestressed Concrete Institute Design Award, 1987
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of contract documents for construction of a 400-car parking structure with an integral 15,000 sf of retail space. Conducted client meetings and provided construction supervision.
 

Lykins Residence Restoration

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Zimmer Steinbach Brokerage Company
Complete: Not realized
Cost: 1.5 million
Responsibilities: Researched original exterior and interior design of 3-story 1858 mansion. Prepared Part 1 and Part 2 Historic Preservation Certification documents for the restoration and extensive recreation of original architecture. Designed and directed the production of contract documents for this construction, plus a 10,000 sf addition making the mansion usable for office space.
 

Federal Reserve Bank Lobby and Balcony Renovation

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri
Complete: 1985
Cost: 2.2 million
Awards: KCAIA Chapter Craftsmanship Award, 1987
KCAIA Chapter Design Award, 1986
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of contract documents for the restoration and adaptive reuse of a 1912 neoclassical bank lobby and adjoining spaces. A 75-seat auditorium, audio-visual facility, meeting room, gallery and offices were introduced.
 

Peck's Building Restoration

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Ameritas Inc.
Cost: 4.8 million
Responsibilities: Researched original design of 100.000 sf 1920's office building and prepared Part 2 and Part 3 Historic Certification documents. Designed and directed the production of Contract Documents for the exterior restoration and extensive recreation of the destroyed facade as well as complete interior gut rehab modernization. Supervised construction.
 

Quality Hill Redevelopment Plan

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: Downtown Council and the City of Kansas City, Missouri
Complete: 1984
Responsibilities: Coordinated field documentation and information gathering of existing conditions in a blighted 20-block historic neighborhood. Conducted interviews of involved parties and participated in the design and planning of the project area. Directed the publication of a report and redevelopment plan.
 

Justin Place Housing

Kansas City, Missouri
Client: McCormick Baron Inc.
Complete: 1983
Responsibilities: Designed and directed the production of contract documents. This three-story, six-unit subsidized apartment building is part of a six-block historic neighborhood redevelopment project including existing apartment structure renovations.