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• ■ Joseph Ri Grassie City Manager 0 0 Jaynes Connolly` . , Chairman,,Selection Committee b ai ai ti n e C Se0terhbet:'6; el977 City Administration Building) Architectural Consultant Selection Process )Pursuant to City Commission Resolution 77-641 dated July 28, I977, authorizing the City Manager to solicit proposals, inter- views, and recommend an architect for the Administration Building, the firm of William Morgan, Architects, PA - H. J. Ross Associates Inc. (a joint venture) of 2660 Brickell Avenue, Miami, Florida, is recommended. Selection Process The consultant selection process was consistent with procedures of the Florida Consultants' Competitive Negotiation Act of 1973. The City Tanager appointed a Selection and Negotiation Committee composed of: Richard Fosmoen, Assistant City Manager and Director of Planning Vincent Grimm, Assistant City Manager Charles Cruripton, Assistant City Manager James Connolly, Project Director Morris Kaufrnan, Construction Management Specialist Advertisement for architectural services was placed in the "Miami Herald" and "Miami News" on July 31, 1977, "Miarni Review" on July 29, 1977, "Miami Times" on July 28, 1977, and "Diario Las Americas" on July 31, 1977. The following twenty-one firms responded: Juan Gutierrez 13orrotto & Lee Peabody & Childs Connell Metcalf & Eddy William Morgan ix H. J. Ross Associates (joint venture) Smith Korach Hnyet Haynie Partnership Collaborative 3 Inc. Bouterse Perez &x Fahregas Joseph Middlebrooks Clemente DiFillippo ,,3 SKBI3 (t:!vrud, Knight, i3oerema, Buff) Panconst iiorelli AILaisa I lor•rnan ;A. Giller Milton C. Harry & Assoc. I-erendino Grafton Spillis Candela Morton Wolf berg Alvarez Toracido Seiglie.Frese /7L l'a7z. 6 kussell Martinet & Holt Lemuel Ramos Sackman & Ddldwitt tut-ns & McDonnell & HOK Group 2 International Nelson Spoto The criteria established for evaluation included: relevant experience in designing similar projects; proposed engineering consultants; exarnples of design indicating creativity and sensitivity to the project requirements; organization and professional staff; design exper- ience of team which will work on this project; firm's affirmative action program and capa- bility to meet City's requirements; firm's experience in other City projects; firm's familiarity with the Government Center Plan and CF3D. (See Attachment A) I3ased on these criteria the Selection Committee evaluated six firms as qualified to undertake this assignment. The six firms were personally interviewed by the Selection Committee on September 2, 1977, and were ranked in the following order: I. William Morgan, Architects - H. J. Ross Associates, Inc. (a joint venture) 2. Pancoast 3orelli Albaisa Architects -- De Zarraga and Donnell Inc., Consulting Engineers 3. SKBB (5everud, :night, Boererna, Buff) A. Bouterse Perez & Fabregas Architects -- Wilbur Smith & Associates, Consulting Engineers 5. The Smith, Korach, Hayet, Haynie Partnership b. Connell Metcalf & Eddy William Morgan Architects - H. J. Ross Associates Inc. was unanimously chosen by all mem- bers of the Selection Committee (See Attachment i3). The firm has had the greatest amount of experience in similar projects including: --Federal Courts and Office Building, Fort Lauderdale, Florida --State of Florida Regional Service Center for Duval County --Plaza Executive Center Office Complex, Miami, Florida --Police iviernorial luilding, Jacksonville, Florida --Florida Slate Museum, Gainesville, Florida Mr. William Morgan, F.A.I.A., whose main office is in Jacksonville, Florida, has worked with H. J. Ross Associates, Inc. of Miami on a joint venture basis for seven years. If awarded this contract, the joint venture has indicated that of the work would be done in the Miami office. Mr. Morgan who has gained national recognition as an architect is noted for innovative and creative design; and the proven ability to bring in major projects on time and within budget. While the other firms interviewed by the Selection Committee have the expertise to under- take this project it was the consensus of the Committee that William Morgan Architects - H. J. Ross Associates, Inc. (a joint venture) have superior design capabilities which are essen- tial for this project. The City Adrninistration Building will be a phased project that will eventually be 200,000 square feet, the first phase will be 6!i,000 square feet thus requiring future expansion on the limited 2 acre site to be constructed in a manner that will allow the initial structure to remain in operation. In addition the structure initially must be a complete structure since no funding is presently available for the completion of this project. The sfiidll scale of the projected City Complex in comparison to County, State, Federal and the City Police and Crime Prevention Headquarters necessitates an innovative and unique design to distinguish the structure. The symbolic nature of a City Administratiori;.: Building requires quality design since it will denote to .thepublic the outlook and direction the City of Miami intends to pursue in the future. The City has been notified that an EDA (Economic Development Administration) Grant Application for $3,193,000 for the first phase of the Administration Building has been accepted and final approval from Washington is expected before September 14, 1977. Under terms of this grant, construction must commence within 90 days which necessitates the procure- ment of architectural services immediately. It is recommended that the Commission act upon this recommendation at the September 8th Commission Meeting. Excerpts from the Letters of Interest submitted by the three top ranked firms are attached (See Attachment C). c 1 .11 1 1 111111 1 Aft •-• 6) C124.1.- •O • „ • o • ' - 0 •".• * .• • . • . • . 11::••••.° : • , ' • ° • - . • • • • • * ••• • 4,.;k• = • o. ° 1,74j 4"7: 0 . 0 00 _ o a cCr •© 0• = 6 0 1111111 11 • y • , city Administration Building Architectural Selection Process Attachments A.=Guidelines for Rating Architectural Firms 8—Cumulative Rating Form C—Excerpts - Letters of Interest Attachment A \I)\1:IN �fti(1'rluN ituti )iNG • ...0.clorticTuitivrisEr,rcTioN t,tuTERi:t llld,INla 1:9It i1.1't'INci :11tc'iI t'I;t;'I'UIt:1L I'112.11S• t"1'ir�N PItOt'I:MS :1' Selec'tion c:otninittt has been designated to review the quttlificatiohs of. • itlt(•re':te•(I :irchite('ttwat firms, This committee %vitt meet :as a body and review :Ill firms' Submitted information with the objective of selecting three firms for n final ':''le('tion presentation and interview. The idea is to keep the selection '-process as fair :Ind as objective as possible, and yet to find the best qualified firm to undertake the proje'et. Each member of the committee will review . etch firm's submitted information and mite each firm on each of eight items, using the attached worksheets. i:ach firm has been given an identification number and the work sheets should be used accordingly. Upon completion of each member's review, the work sheets will be tallied to give a consensus • r:ltintr' to each fiat. 'i'he top three firms will be :Idvised by telegram and letter, thereafter, r•, to meet tl'ith the committee for n final presentation and interview. In the event there are tics among the top rated firms, such that it is not dear which are the three highest ranked firms, then each member will 1)e asked to rank tt>e lied firms. The new (.ontiensus rank score should break the tied posit ion::. It. ('HI'I'I?Ii11)N c;t:II)l:I,INi;S I, SI:I.I:c''rioN Previous professional experience in designing similar projects. Rating total: -10. 1'hile it is highly likely that a particular firm has designed one or more I,rr)jeets.of this nature, certain other projects are similar in concept and ought 1=(t Vi.nvr(1 as fnvOr:lhlr to the firm. Schools, religious facilities, t'f'firnehtril farilitics which have rnore than ohe major tenant or dorrlple; ietitlls (say ai ('oilrthoust, .or n city Ilnll)c grid offieo buildings which were (1i'';;•itie(I� for rt Yari('ty (if tc.1na1lts or for ti group of departments under one parent org.;ani'ati(fn, shopping canter; are all good examples of similarity.: lwthol. •faNtor that should indicate a high rating;. together with the experience fiic'tor, is.tepetlt I>11si►t(s . .A firm that has designed a facility of this type for a client and Them is 't:l<('cl to desi;;i1 another fae'ilit\•. whether similar to this or. Ilcli., indicates that the firm did something right, ca gate 40, a firm ought to have an experience record of at least three large St ile eorntirunity type of projects, repeat clients and a general variety of. practice. lairr»cs proposed engineering consultants. stating total: 20. :.'1'hiS item is similar in idea as Item 1, but does not need to carry as much Wei, ht at this time as the qualifications of the architectural firm. Architects generally employ engineers who can work well with the architect, although larger firms will spread the '.vork around among* tl number of engineering con- sult:ints. The firms that get the highest ratings will be those that have used ;00d e'nglneerli1g consultarlts. Keep in mind that the engineering on a project of this type will :t('count for about GO percent of the costs. IY ii1)lcs of signs indicating creativity and sensitivity to the project t'c (litir•ernc'rtt s. Rating- total: 1(I. I'Iopefully, each firm will submit photographs of completed projects that :.(lernonstrate its creative capabilities. An esthetic tour de force does not necessarily mean that the project wits successful. It could have been costly only. And it could Itaavc won professional awards. The test is whether the c•I '•ut found the pr•(>je(•t to his liking. Repent clients are good indicators that ll a' fit'm.;,itl'+fie' rind most 111ii'ly a('hleves what the clients want -- in short, is sensitive ive to his ('he'nl'' requirements. p8M3HinoRMIiiris ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL SELECTION CRITERIA - INITIAL SELECTION Selection Committee Member Date • ATTACHIMENT B • CRITERION RATING SKBB Bouterse, Perez & Fabregas Smithitiorach/ Hayet/Ilaynie Pancoast/Borrellis/ Albaisa William Morgan Connell Metcalf & Eddy 1. Previous professional experience in designing similar projects 200 155 169 95 169 198 135 2. Firm's proposed engineering consultants 100 75 55 95 82 85 55 3. Examples of designs indicating creativity and sensitivity to the project requirements 50 43 44 23 42 50 4. Organization and professional staff 60 51 37 5. Design experience of team which will work on this project 60 40 41 6. Firm's affirmative action program and capability to meet City's requirements 10 10 10 47 36 7. Firm's experience in other City projects 10 7 4 6 0 Firm's familiarity with the Govern- ment Center Plan and CBD 10 9 9 0 TOTAL RATING 500 390 369 302 37 45 10 10 10 405 54 54 4 2 42 451 26 32 4 3 10 284 r Irk 111111111111111111111 'William Morgan & H. J. Ross ...) .1', 14,11."" ;P.1•. lit! •-•0 WILLIAM MORGAN. ARCHI I ECTS. PA-1 (A JOINT VENTURe) MIAMI (305) 354-1900 8 August 1977 J. ROSS ASSOCIATES. INC. Architects -Engineers 2680 BRICKELL AVENUE • MIAMI, FLORIDA 33129 Mr, Ralph Ongie, City Clerk City of Miami P 0, Box 33008 Florida 33133 Re: Dear Mr, Ongie• JittkiOnvI110 (904) 35B-4195 i ;.;",,rotit,ilier %AO. in response to you Request or 1 e.ter, c'' 'rJet...,.,,,,,,-,HISC1LillV,..''kk '4 ".:OnSUit-Cnts is most interested i • .o.wnt! 1)i-ole....,it,,,o. •r4s,4• f.-. -, ,,, i ie. 9ipiit.Y.,-tir1, L.it? o Pv‘1,11+%1 A Lim; nis tr•c0-i on Bui icii ri9. • . :. ...- • , ..• , ,• • V"ilillrim tv'torgr.nt ArcnifectsRut.,s As.,,x..ic.4..., ./uuld eultinilr..... . lie t J-Jous of ream with ex,-.ep'ionolly strong, •1:1...t,ti exner:c tee ittC ly, Stet". I rt- t" LIdministrution dings siotilor ,,co,.)e. Ot 44.tt14n ht.15 cut,tplete"u '_"" li,oiec.'s using I'..154 I • Scrlecluli ,;r1a.; cal.' uc • ;on, consn.,eiion SueeifiL exornul Courts cin.. (L)tfiLe rl•yiuta, 7r-0-170,1. ThiS"7/7,000 . ft . c Jrrentl)' L-• tier eons..rut. • ow the S1,1 ;00 lot Juaue' Lt. ,ro, .• • t‘o It, • .) wct, t.1 • ••repareci for •,earicus comporlentc iron, tan ..,11-11 thy cortsto...,ctiort mano9,.--1;_n• 1 • "e•••••," C•Ntt••„. ...ortsnuclion )tate I•enionul Setvee_Cen.l.2r lot 1..iuv01 (_oont -V", rl.;,.,ix i,cult y umv•id•oin ' wit.t..nki.,,Tivo t.,. • nu mt. • -!fwei nornye " Cli ;POtt "--(11111)-ni. • • ••• Wt.! 01111 I.4.1'41 '•!'t ,11-04i14.1!", ' .111ILU! ( • •I., Vi"! .4! 'It . „ !kir 1,110 ! t WLP.• dln11..1114•1,4 41; • tv.lorga • 1„r ;,, • IQ •• und it. cont.tio,_ lion oi I •,,, ,.„ Iiivt 11„. onetny • litiOtt ix.r 4 a.. 04 oho • 0„. ••",e , V r. "tl•-•o. ervl.,,:es Admit ,ost $3./ Notice( dusigt, on'' ;') . 11 . (II .40.• . rt•I•!. •J(C'ut :•11' It a ;41'. t t . 1,11.1" ---- ; 141,-,;.,4.',1 111( Il• ;If 'At!' - r ,,t, Vt 44 11, '" 4,11, 4. s' I 0,1 I - . 4'; ; 1111 (I. 4.4 • ! P „„ • • 4.11,4"4 "• : •, •-• ; J ..,;:( sit ronameen. Polide Memorial Building for the City of Jacksonville, this recently completed 204,000 sq. ff. oO ice -facility provides administrative office space and parking for 240 vehicles on a two block downtown site. The roof areas of the low profile structure are developed as a public park. The design was chosen for construction as a result of our winning an AIA Open Competition, and illustrates our team's design ability in competition with other firms. The repeated success of this team in producing work of high design quality on time and within budgets is due to several factors: Simultaneous resolution of all aspects of design, including architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, landscape, graphics, lighting, and other disciplines. All consultants are involved in all phases, including initial conceptual design. Experience working together as a team. William Morgan Architects and H. J . Ross Associates have collaborated on a number of multi -million dollar projects in South Florida for over seven years. Cost control is provided at every stage and from a variety of sources. In addition to professional estimators, we obtain advice and preliminary bid information from reputable local contractors and subcontractors for major systems. Quality of personnel is evidenced by the high proportion of registered architects and engineers on the team. Principals are actively involved in the project from initial contact through construction. Design ability is indicated by the team's awards and publication record. The Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects has given more design awards throughout its history to William Morgan Architects than to any other firm. The national AIA 1974 Honor Award to this firm was the first such recognition paid to an architect in Florida within the last decade. We have enclosed GSA Form 254 and additional photographs of the Plaza Executive Center. Brochure material illustrating other work was previously submitted to Mr. James Connolly for your review. Please let me know if I may provide you with further information concerning our team's qualifications for this important commission, Mr . Ongie. We would welcome an opportunity to discuss this with you or your committee at your earliest convenience. ours very truly, cc: Mr. James J . Connolly 1 1 I it I� 11 �I��I ilfl l ( iIII�IIuWlil��l� IIjIIII1 1dVfl[1tl dlI 1 VIu�IVd� �I li II IiiJVlllliliofld 1111 HI, 11 Apprt;ct:4 r:.a 41—:IV.=JV Ild6�idlluhldii81111i1�m�mll'+ glililiiil STANDARD FORM (SF) 254 Architect -Engineer and Related Services Questionnaire 1. Firm Name / Business Address: William Morgan Architects, P. A. 220 East Forsyth Street Jacksonville, Florida 32202 la. Submittal is for 5tr Parent Company 0 Branch Office 2. Year Present Firm Established: 1974 3. Date Prepared: 1 July 1977 4. Type of Ownership: 4a. Minority Owned 0 yes Scl no 5. Name of Parent Company, if any: 5a. Former Firm Name(s). if any, and Year(s) Established: William Morgan Architects (1961) 6. Names of not more than Two Principals to Contact: Title / Telephone 1). William Morgan, President, (904) 356-4195 2). Thomas A. McCrary, Vice President, (904) 356-4195 7. Present Offices: City / State / Telephone / No. Personnel Each Office Jacksonville, Florida (904) 356-4195 13 7a. Total Personnel i I 8. Personnel by Discipline: Administrative 5— Architects _ Chemical Engineers Civil Engineers 2 Construction Inspectors Draftsmen — Ecologists Economists 9. Summary of Professional Services Fees Received: (insert index number) - Electrical Engineers — Estimators - Geologists — Hydrologists Interior Designers — Landscape Architects Mechanical Engineers - Mining Engineers Direct Federal contract work, including overseas AU ether domestic work All other foreign work' 'Firms interested in foreign work, but without such experience, check here: 3c . Oceanographers Planners: Urban/Regional Sanitary Engineers — Soils Engineers Specification Writers J_ Structural Engineers Surveyors Transportation Engineers Last 5 Years (most recent year first) 19 76 — 19. 75 19 74_.__ 19._ 73 __ 19 _ 2 2 1 1 ---'— 3 3 3 d----2— Ranges of Professional Services Fees f.DE. 1 Less than $1D0 o}D0 2 $1ro.COO to $250 DOO 3 325.,0 000 to S` a0 Oi?0 4. S. 0 (Xs) to 31 m.l::on 5 51 million to S2 rr.r.t., n 6 52 rn;llinn to S5 mc1i^1 7 S` miaion to VG m,id,on 8 510 m,lilon or greyer f• 7,•. . 4 i re'Z't0C Po r ` � .2 r c rc :. a . CM, 1 � Ff^ ._ . iys 10. 10. Profile of Firm Protile Code 010 029 039 045 047 049 050 055 057 072 11111 'II 's Project Expe Number of 1'roj cts 1 2 3 2 1 1 7 3 1 4 fence, Lest 5 Years Total Crss Fees (in thousands) 8 95 228 632 15 52 212 120 872 1,929 11. Project Examples, Last 5 Years Profile Code 010 029 029 039 039 039 045 1I Profile Code f 17, 1: ;J. 078 082 088 dii�u iiu0muh�i I'll h 1 I i Number of Projects 2 1 1 Total Gross Fcss (in thousands) 13 44 240 Profile Code UAM Number of Projects km i�lilii!III � I Total Gio7. r,.w (in "JV'; or "IE" Project Name and Location JV P F P JV P P BOQ Naval Station, Mayport, Florida - Elementary School #255 Jacksonville, Florida Air Launched Weapons Training Facility, Naval Station, Mayport, Florida 4 Regional Service Center for Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida 5 Federal Building-U. S. Courthouse & Parking Facility, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 6 Police Administration Building Jacksonville, Florida ' Oceanfront Condominium Ocean City, Maryland Owner Name and Address Southern Division, Naval Facilities Engin- eering Command, Charleston, S. C. Duval County School Board Jacksonville, Florida Southern Division, Naval Facilities Engin- eering Command, Charleston, S. C. Department of General Services 512 Larson Building Tallahassee, Florida GSA, Region IV Atlanta, Georgia City of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida Mr. John S. Whaley Ocean City, Maryland Cost of W'crk (in thousands) 670 1,800 214 8,918 14,500 8,503 5,600 Completion Date (Actual or Estimated) 1972 5 ■ Fro,1:C•cC 0, GaA F,L F''x rim ;al CF.'-5r 1 if�'11111iir11�l��I� ii4�ill9 IIi�I�YI� I I ii�l�ll�l i IL.IIIIIIIfrIIIIIIII�IIiYV��I�Yi� III 111 1111 ! II II ! I lit �.lf I I, I IlVlll+.�I�1�111U1� .�,kyl 045 048 049 P P P 8 Regional Service Center for Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida 9 The Givens Estates, Inc. Community for Older Persons Asheville, N. C. 1° Sheraton Inn Coliseum Hampton, Virginia 1 I I 111V I I III � lelf II I I �119 6ili I III1i'1!1i1 I1L 111 1111 Id1I111 IY I16I Department of General Services 512 Larson Building Tallahassee, Florida The Givens Estates, Inc. Asheville, N. C. Alpert Investment Corporation Atlanta, Georgia 111ni 1 Vi JII III II i III l iilllll II1116i+ IIIh1ld l IIIIJIIIIJ 111d111111 V 111116,111i 111111111111_111i I 11 8,918 10,500 1,850 1978 1978 1973 • 050 P al The Givens Estates, Inc. Community for Older Persons Asheville, N. C. The Givens Estates, Inc. Asheville, N. C. 050 P Seascape Condominium Hilton Head Island, S. C. Ocean Ventures Hilton Head Island, 5. C. 10,500 1978 3,570 1972 050 P Hilltop Residence Central Florida Withheld at Owner's Request 050 050 050 P P P Plummer's Cove Condominium Mandarin, Florida Oceanfront Condominium Ocean City, Maryland Pastore Condominium Atlantic Beach, Florida Hennes Associates, Inc. Jacksonville, Florida Mr. John S. Whaley Ocean City, Maryland Al -Tore, Inc. 241 Atlantic Neptune Beach, Florida 100 1974 1,300 5,600 1,000 1974 1974 1977 I� li 055 JV Federal . S . Courthouse & Parking Facility, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. GSA, Region IV Atlanta, Georgia 14,500 1977 1 055 6 055 P P Police Administration Building Jacksonville, Florida -) Regional Service Center For Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida IIIII 1. 11 �e� City of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida Department of General Services 512 Larson Building Tallahassee, Florida 8,503 8,918 1977 1978 5tarearC 19-5 P, Cstr,•,•l Eli Ci`> cry p...r n,-) (41 Crn, 1 16 Rtr Yii fib Ir kiii11ill ilPJ'.11llli 111111 11 II L! im 111IVtlll i! �ii'iI1�II Y I�YIY�'�NI iYlYYIC 40 057 JV Federal Building-U . S . Courthouse & Parking Facility, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. GSA, Region IV Atlanta, Georgia 14,500 1977 072 P Plaza Executive Centers of America Miami, Florida Executive Centers of America, Inc. Jacksonville, Florida 10,900 1974 072 P Police Administration Building Jacksonville, Florida City of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida 8,503 1977 072 P Regional Service Center for Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida Department of General Services 512 Larson Building Tallahassee, Florida 8,918 1978 JV JV P i 12. The! Signature: — .7 Federal Building-U. S. Courthouse & Parking Facility, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Ft. Lincoln New Town Housing Feasibility Study, Washington, D. C. U . S . Postal Service Facility, Murray Hill Station, Jacksonville, Florida Downtown Redevelopment Project (Esplanade) Norfolk, Virginia GSA, Region IV Atlanta, Georgia BSI, Westinghouse U. S . Postal Service, Tampa District, Tampa, Florida Norfolk Redevelopment & Housing Authority Norfolk, Virginia 14,500 300,000 926 4,400 1977 1972 1977 1976 i i Date: Typed Name and Title: _ }Nilligm Morgon1 FAIA,_Preident _ 1 July 1977 SLInC IrC F prr.:'4 J.... 1 j'c Prc'w.r.:reQ e1 GSA Fix!. 77c= Rey :a+ CFA, 1-16 3:3 i II� III 11i 6Niilhiiil illIIII !I�IIIIIJI1 III Ildll 116W II 11 „ 1111111111J l ill 11ni1 I' I. 11 11 I 111it m l l illli it ilillu Vlklii1lVlil�il�ill��iVlllil'll�l''�%�IlihliSY �ill8l III 4B Ap7+oval 1.:0. 29-RO234 STANDARD FORM (SF) 254 Architect -Engineer +end Related Scr.,ces Oueslionnatre 1. Firm Name / Business Address- H. J. ROSS ASSOCIATES, INC 2660 BRICKELL AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA 33129 la. Submittal is for IX Parent Company 0 Branch Office 5. Name of Parent Company. if any: 2. Year Present Firm Established. 1951 4. Type of Ownership: 4a. Minority Owned 0 yes Q9 no 5a. Former Firm Name(s), if any, and Years) Established: RILEY & ROSS 1947 - 1951 CONSULTING ENGINEERS 6. Names of not more than Two Principals to Contact: Title / Telephone 1) H. J. ROSS, PRESIDENT - 305-854-1900 41 21 JAMES O. DENHAM, VICE PRESIDENT - 305-854-1900 7. Present Offices. Cary / State / Telephone / No. Personnel Each Office MIAMI, .FLORIDA - -305-854-1900 TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA - 9.04-877-0106 'HUNTSVIL E, ALABAMA - - 205-536-7495. 7a. Total Personnel 128 Personnel: 112 Personnel: Personnel: 14 8. Fersonr.el by Discipline: 9 Administrative Architects 1 Chemical Engineers 14 Civil En:sneers 4 Consfruclion inspectors 29Draftsmen EcolcTsts Fcor. r.sts .L Electrical Engineers _4_ Estimators Geologists _2- Hydrologists interior Des gners Landscape Architects 14 t.techanical Engineers Mining Engineers _ Oceanographers _2__ Planners: Urban/Regional ¢_ Sanitary Engineers Sods Engineers _ SpecificationV;riters — Structural Engineers Surveyors -�2__ Transportation Engineers 9 Summary of Professional Services Fees Last 5 Years (most recent year first) Received (insert index r..umber) 19_76 19 _75 _ 19.74 1973 -- 19. 73- 3--- 3 - 3--- _ 3 - Direct FeCeral contract work. including overseas - 4 — 6 6 3 5 All ether domestic work —4 -- -- — 2 — _—.6 6 3 ntl other torc.gn \CTk� ----- — --- 'Firms interested in 1ore'gn v. ork. !put without such expo rience. check herr' fi. 3. Date Prepared. JUNE 1, 1977 l Rote Analyst 9 Planners - Arch. 'Engrg__ Ranges of Professtonal Services Fces Ao41 Less 1h3;: S1C) CJO 2 SIC4QrOtoS_`_-0 000 S: `rr OcC t;, S`--C.0.0'TO 4 SiOJ DCA t;. S1 m:,!.on 5 51 mill _ ❑ to S. mil! " 6 S2 m ;Ii: n 1:- SS rn.i %n 7. 55 mI? on ID Sin m l!,on B SIDni!ori gyrJ. L � r Ylui mu m!ill i! Illl 11 ddl Ii dd Idle IhI I III11 I I id I • I 1111111iN1111.1111iiitili nIII r iv. -„..:... Cr t Pr..LIs V ii 1) 004 3 2) 005 8 3) 006 6 4) 003 17 5) 009 12 6) 010 7 t: 7) 011 9 8) 013 12 9) 015 2 10) 016 3 ir i 11) 017 32 t12) 013 5 13) 019 3 4. 14) 021 4 f 15) 022 3 16) 023 6 17) 026 2 r 9 lo) 0?7 Y 19) 029 16 z 20) 032 9 21) 033 3 II 22) 035 ?4 23) .036 1.8 r 24) 039 15 1 it f +y 1 sit S a' 111 1 �� •Ji ::'"''. 5Yr:.rs Fc 3 48 465 507 318 800 383 255 360 32 29 844 147 200 260 103 10 96 127 268 117 79 .6 231 334 i'rt1L� is;R:1: ,r of Coco Pru c;.l5 25) 042 5 25) 043 86 27) 046 34 23) 048 '1 29) 049 47 30) 050 57 31) 052 9 32) O54 4 33) 055 7 34) 057 3 35) 058 3 36) 050 6 37) 061 1-.6 33) 062 103 39) 063 6 40) 063 4 41) 069 3 42) 072 19 43) 076 4 4) 078 5 45) 079 18 46) 090 94 47) 083 4 48) 084 4 Gib hi Y Iili .I Toni Crrr.-.5 Fccs (:r tho:.sur'+.;) 143 911 1,800 304 630 1,300 600 217 182 341 108 37 1,100 612 137 242 118 690 683 320 240 1,103 103 207 N.:7—.5:7 Cv. 0, ...5 .s:al C:•c:.J Fc s •�..•. 49) 037 3 119 50) 038 9 200 51) 089 11 187 52) 092 3 93 53) 094 11 136 54) 096 16 575 55) 098 5 39 56) 099 1 56 57) 100 7 790 58) 101 7 132 5°) 102 50 360 60) 103 8 37 61) 104 . 36 -202 62) 107 8 140 63) 103 4 85 64) 110 9 511 65) 111 5 120 65) 112 5 93 67) 113 a 178 68) 115 11 140 69) 116 8 390 70) 201 4 459 lrl', . I dr 4i di� i��kil{IIL;V�iiVI VIIIill, I II1IitlIlf111iiiiik1lili1, ha IIII i 1II 'hVIIVIiIVE, 11!1,IJ1i1liVV!I{dIlilil`II «_ompietion Cost of Work (in thousands) ' �1III llYI�idYlilil iILIilll Dote ( Actual or Estimated ) Profile Code "P", "C", "JV" "1E" Project Name and Location ... Owner Name and Address 004 P 1 Air Pollution Monitoring Environmental Im- pact Study and Report Bc1 Harbour, Florida Bal Harbour Shops 9700 Collins Avenue Bal Harbour, Florida Study Fee•$15 1975 -005 P 2 Miami International Airport Airport Utilities & Aircraft Fuel Facilities Survey and inventory Dade County, Florida Metro Dade County Miami, Florida Engineer Study - Fee $90 1977 006 P 3 Aircraft Hanger & Final Finish Facility Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida U. S. Navy Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida $ 7,500 1976 008 C 1 4 Wometco Theaters Eleven Sites Ste of Florida Wometco Enterprises 305 N. Miami Avenue Miami, Florida $ 5,500 1973 009 P 5 TuT-'_;ir.e Engine Test Cells Arms/ Depot Cc. -pus Christi, Texas, Carpus Christi Army Drpot Army - Dept of Defense Corpus Christi, Texas $ 9,700 1976 010 C 6 Federal Youth Center Correctional Facility Miami, Dade County, Florida U. S. Bureau of Prisons G`_A - Region 4 Atlanta, Georgia $ 8,500 1976 011 P 7 Hi -Level Bridge Over Navigable Waters State Rd. 92 Marco island, Florida State of Florida Deccrtc nt of Transportation Tallahassee, Florida $ 2,100 - 1975 013 P 8 Seven Fertilizer Blending Plants St Vincent; St. Lucia, BV'11 & Other Caribbcan Sites Chemical Technical Services Division of Standard Oil of New Jersey $ 3,200 1974 015 P 9 Pc!-:e-Thu Electric Devices Study and Guide Specification With Guides General Services Administration FB`.: Washington, D.C. Study and Spec 4 5 3 1977 McArthur Dairy Miami, Florida $ 800 1976 016 P 10 McA.thur Dairy -- Cold Siorc,e & Ice Cream Plant tv',iarmi & Ft. Lauderdale, Florida • 01.7 P 11 Bo! Harbour Shops 9700 Collins Avenue Bo! Harbour, Florida Bel Harbcur Shops, Inc. ' 97C0 Collins Avenue Bal Harbour, Florida $ 10,500 1977 1I III I I,I1i11II1II1ildaC9d$ `' u�i�lli'�VVI'liflll«J IV�VIV��111 ��I�I I. I 018 P 12. Channel 6 T.V. Transmitter Building & Transmission Tower Ragged Key 3 & 4 Biscayne Bay D„ I S0" tY1 Florida 019 P 13. Jet Engine Test Facilities & GEE Computer Readout Array Depot Corpus Christi, Texas 021 .N 14. U. S. Courthouse Annex . 301 N. Miami Avenue Micmi, Florida JV P 15. P.O.E. System Additions Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico 16. Neiman Marcus BolHarbour Shops ?cl Harbour, Florida 17. Coral croour Desalinization & Water Distr. Nc_sau, Schamcs , 18. Macon Hilton Ho:el & Banquet Hall Walnut & First Street Macon, Georgia 19. Ely High School ",d ions and Alterations Pon•. „no B:ocli, Florida 20. 1 urli ;es Deportment Stores Seven Sites State of Florida 21. Sc;:c~e Ocean Cutfall Dade County, Florida 2 Whale Pool Amphitheater & Sccq.:arium Kay Fiiscoyne, Florida Ncval Aircraft Refinish Facilities Pensacola, Florida i Coral Television Corp. 111 Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida Adm. by Southern Division Naval Facilities Command Corpus Christi, Texas G:neral Services Administration PBS Reg 4 - 1776 Peachtree Street, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Atlantic Division Naval Facilities Engineering Cc.;nmand, Norfolk, Va. Neiman Marcus Main & Ervay D:!!cs, Texas He:ni:p::ere Hotels Ncssau Ba lamas Downtown Macon Properties First National Bank Building IYsocan, Geo:gia ar_,ward CCL-ty Ecurd of Public instruction Fort Lcuderdale, Florida Fe:_ercted Stores 222 West 7th Street Cincinnati, Ohio Metro Dade County, Water and S:.'.icr Authority ASi :ni, Florida 1'i cmetco Enterprises 306 N. fAiarni Avenue Mierni, Florida Atlantic Division Naval Facilities Command, Charleston, South Carolina 1973 1976 1978 1979 1 1 1111[iVllp 111' it ��II��;I{lIIIYI i'IIiIiiiiilllliilil lll114ii1ii 11111l Engineering Study Fee $45 Const. Cost $22,000 Fee For impact Study S50 039 042 043 P 8 C Wit it � ' I ` iNflllil'$IIV 24. Avon: ura Condominium Parking Structures with Fire Lanes Dade County, Florida 25. Deep Water Mooring Facilities Grand Bahama, Island 26. Paradise Island Hotel and Casino Paradise Island Nassau, Bahamas 046 P UYJ C 049 C 27. South Dade Expressway Dade County, Fla 28. Hialeah Hospital Additions and Alterations Hic!:cn, Florida 29. Br:.c':ers Heel Additions and Alterations Bacc!', illilll�lil�il�lllllllll�i l�il� l�ll''�fu� flllld�ii'IIIIllih.11 a 1111 II Palen Properties 1444 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, Florida 050 C 30. ;;ellorr.ecd Condominiums Parking Structures Daytona Beach, Florida Lahamas Oil & Refinery Co. Freeport Grand Bahama, Island Resorts International, Ltd. cnd Lcev.'s Hotels Nassau, Bahamas State of Florida Department of Transportation Tallahassee, Florida i- ickah Hospital 651 E. 25th Street l- ialeah, Florida F!cgler Corp. F:c icr D, ive P i a: h, Florida 052 054 056 P A P 31. Urea Storage, Handling and Loading Facility Donaldsonville, La 32. Ec;t Cr.i ccg3 Tertiary Treatment Plant EcSf Chicago, Illinois 33. Hi & Perking Structures Drainage South Cutler Bcy and Paradise Point, Miami, Florida 057 .JV 34. U. S. Courthouse and Federal O;7fice Building Fort Lauderdale, Florida 053 C p 35. St. Mar/'s Hospital — Laboratories 900 — 49th Street ]West Palm Beach, Florida B..11e r.ccd Development Corp. Ocean Blvd. Daytona Beach, Florida Tried Cinemical P. O. Box 310 Donaldsonville, La. City of East Chicago Eust Chicago, Illinois Sc-uth Cutler. gay, Inc. 77CO Red Road 1\icr:'i, Florida General Services Administration Region 4, 1776 Peachtree Street, N.W. Ailcnta, Cccrgia St. Mary's Hospital, Inc. 9C0 - 49th Street Wiest Palm Beach, Florida Iid $ 11,000 $ -3,000 $ 9,500 $ 18,000 $ 6,580 $ 12,C00 �1i1<ulh'ITV'Yi�lll�'�iEllElllaII illlidllPliV iJlllllihl Ii 6 i�lli�hl�' l 1976 1975 1974 1974 1975 1974 5 5,000 1972 $ 4,500 1975 $ 1,500 1976 e 050 1 061 1 062 I 063 i i 068 �069 i 072 l 1076 1 I. ----- ..._------- t 078 Cat Isl aria Laharr.as A. D79 ? 145.. Site Doveiop ,'.ant & Utiliti•es i , South Cutler Bay Dade County, Florida D80 083 '. 1 NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida Prefab Housing & Manufacturing A� d' l2 FloridaFt_ Lauc. r Executive. Centers of America Three. Locations Miami, Florida --l— �_-- 43• PO L System Onloadir:g-Unloading, Storage Roo—velt Reads, Puerto Rico 44. Angui Ha Estates P J 5. Lindsey Hopkins Education Center Miami, Florida P ; 37. Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour Shops Bal Harbour, Florida 38. 'Expressway Parking Lighting Six Sites .Miami, Florida ;39. 1i1I1 lill'III lillll 1l1 11 V11II I111,11 11V11111111111111111111111i n li Dade County Board of Public Instruction Miami, Florida Gimbel Brothers --_- — Broadway & 33rd New York, New York City of Miami 1 Miami, Florida Fertilizer Storage Mixing, Bagging & I Chemical Technical Services Co. Lording Plants - Seven Locations ? Division of Standard Oil of Caribbean Area ,40. Shuttle Payload Facility 41. 46. A vc:-:tura Condominiums Offices, aecrectioral Complex Dade County, Florida P 47. Anguilla Estates Cat Island Bahamas ■ ! New Jersey }NASA Kennedy Space Center Florida Lehring Industries 1111111 Ft. Lcudarda1c, Florida i Executive Centers of America f:crne.tt National Bank Bldg. :cc'.ksonville, Florida-_--- _-M Naval Station F`.ocsevelt Roods Puerto Rico —__ - Anguilla Peach Devel. Co., Ltd. ., Cdt Island I\ass:.u, Bahamas I Dixon Enterprises �.outh Cutler Bay, Inc. V.icmi, Florida -1 --- - - -----'"_-- {;r':2:1 Properties & Arlen Realty Co. j44 * Biscayne Boulevard 1!;ic:ni, Florida Anguilla Beach Development Co., Ltd. Nassau, Bahamas i III 111 N I 1III I iIa� ;! ' r I H. I $ 600 I 1975 $ 3,400 1976 1976 $ 800 I 3,200 $ 4,700 $ 3,000 $ 7,500 $ 4,500 1974 I 1979 1973 1975. 1979 $ 1,100 1973 $ 2,500 $18,000 $ 1,000 084 : C • 1087 1 A 71— Id 1 i I 11111111111lillilliiiiiillJ11111111111;i111111411111111611, 48. Federal Youth Center Correctional Facilities Miami, Dcde County, Florida 1,49. Florida East Ccost Railroad Id 15.0. Corridor Pc -.in Beach, Broword & Dade Counties Bahic Mar Yacht Basin or.d Flestaurcnt Fort I au:lard:1.e, Florida 089 ; C Liberty Sclucre. Re'r,abilite!'on 534 Apartments & SL-oart Facilities Fl.oridc 52. River B,.:nd Community Ccnci Develo-r.ent 4• Port Salerno, Floridc on 1 094 C it 53. 4 096 4 098 Viomen's Detention Center & N. `A'.. 121-11 Avenue FIcr'.do 54_ I ,Se*.voge Ocean Outfall Dade County Florida • 155,.. .Salpr Energy Pro.iects Concept and Cost Study lWkinH11 1 , d d1,1411,1, 11 1.111I,11111lIIl 11 Iu1,1,11,1 INI,i1111111111 General Services Administration 1 Region 4, 1776 Peachtree St., N. W. i $ 8' 500 I ! Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Deportment of Transportation iStudy. Constr. 1 Tallahassee, Florida _IFe3210_ 5129,000 1975 1 State of Florida ICost Estimate 1976 T-- Echia Mor, Inc. ! fort Lauderdale, Florida $ 1,200 1975 1 1 /s,aietro Dade County Housing & Urban Development 1 $ 3,800 1 Miami, Florida 1 - ecdershi Ip Housing 1 New Smyrna Beach, Florida i I__............. .. ___ iv 1, 099 . P .56. r\lo7ti-r....est 56th Street Sanitary 1 1 end -Fill County, Florida , X-Ra7 Tele:cz.-..p.:., !-!....rtsville, Alabama i N!ASA, Marshall Space Flight Center ivietro Dcde County Cori -actions & Rehabilitation Dept. Florida 1 i'Aetra Dade Cour.ty, Water and Se.werAuti:oriiy Florida ; Miclicud AssernYiy Facility & Spacc.. Flight Center Akrna Dade County Pul-Aic V.'orks Department „Vilami, Florida Spcce CrClfr Assz-mb. & ! ,k1cLc.-ma 101 3 102 • Faaili:ies, Cape Kennedy ; Ken:ledy Space Center, Ccpe Kenr.edy, Fla. '58- J -` r---.-- ( J79D ) Production/ Azsembly Buildings and Test Cells ivAiddlcto,../n, Conn. 59. Occon Reef Club cnd Community Development Key Lars°, Florida " i Pratt & `1'....litney Division 1 Resecrch & Development Center Middletown, Conn. C)cecn Reef Club 1 1(ey Largo, Florida $ 3,000 $ 2,800 1977 Const. Cost $22,0C3 'Fee For In -pact Studs/. $50_ 'Concept Fee ! $ 32 iConst. Cost $ 8,003 ,Fee for Study 518,300 1976 $11,000 $ 1,800 1972 1971 -d•—• ;;; • 107 l P 62. Florida East Coast Railroad Transporta— ! Stute of Florida tion Corridor — Palm Beach, Broward, ; Department of Transportation Dade Counties, Florida _T� i c=see, Florida p 63. Channel 6 T.V. Transmitter Building & Transmission Tower Ragged Key 3 & 4 Biscayne Bay (l County -,-Florid-^_--- Housing Urban Development Fla. 5—;0 Goulds, Florida Stearn Distribution for Men's & Women's r, ,�orn:,it ories, Office icy 3ui1 dings, University of F!oride Gainesviprida_.. _ 112 JV '66. Federal Building & U. S. Courthouse Ft_ Lauderdale, Florida C 64. I 103 C 60. Student Union University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida 104 61. Sutton Place Club & Condominiums Riviera Beech, Florida r- Uriversity of Miami Miller Drive Coral Cables, Florida Mr. F. Sternberg Riviera Beach Florida 108• 1 110 Ccral Television Corp. 111 brickell Avenue Miami, Florida 113 C 67. Allied Stores Warehouse St. Petersburg, Florida 115 116 City of Palm Springs North Water Sujp'y and Distribution Miami, Florida p 69. Jet Engine Test Facilities & Rocket Engine Test Facilities V.'est Palm Eeccn, Florida p 70. Outer Space Simulation — ( Deep Vacuum ) X—Ray Telescope/Space Shut .le Engine Test Facility T,hetro Dada County Dept, of Housing & Urban Development Miami, Florida Uriversity cf Florida Gainesville, Florida General Services Administration Reg. 4 — 1776 Peachtree St., N. W. Atlanta, Gcorgic 30309 Allied Stores 401 Fifth Avenue N.:w York, New York City of Palm Springs North Dade County, Florida $ 3,500 1971 $ 11,250 $129,000 1975 1975 $ 1,500 1971 Prat & V hitney Division Florida 1:e-22rch and Development Center United Technolcgies Corporation 1.:st Palm Beach,_Florida.---.-_--.- i NASA - Kennedy Spcce Center, Florida h;:rsh�11 Space Flight Center Huntsville, Alabama $ 4,200 5,200 1976 1971 $ 15,000 1977 2,025 1976 $ 2,000 $ 50,000 $ 25,800 • F— 1972 1972 1976 1 1 and 1 ROSSI PRESIDENT T H. J. Late. JUNE 1, 1977 IUI II ancoast, Bore'lit Albaisa and De Zarraga & Donnell 1 ■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MR. JOSEPH R. GRASSIE CITY MANAGER CITY OF MIAMI DINNER KEY MIAMI, FLORIDA DEAR MR. GRASSIE: THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE COMPLEX, COMMISSIONED IN 1974, HAS WON FOR THE CITY BOTH SOUTH FLORIDA AND FLORIDA-CARIBBEAN DESIGN AWARDS, AS WELL AS BEING SELECTED FOR THE 1976 NATIONAL LEAA EXHIBIT IN DENVER. TODAY THE PRINCIPALS OF THE TWO ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROJECT ARE COMBINED IN ONE FIRM, AND, JOINED WITH ENGINEERS WHO PERFORMED SO WELL ON THE CHALLENGING POLICE HEADQUARTERS , APPROACH THE CITY REQUESTING TO PROVIDE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR THE NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. THIS LETTER OF INTEREST IS BEING MADE BY INDIVIDUALS WHO UNDERSTAND THE NATURE OF THE PROGRAM MATERIAL, THE URGENCY OF RAPID PERFORMANCE, AND THE COMPLEXITY 01 PHASING AND GROWTH REQUIRED OF THE DESIGN OF THIS PARTICULAR FACILITY. THEY BELIEVE, DEEPLY, THAT THE PROJECTION BY THE CITY OF AN INTELLIGENT AND VIGOROUS SUB TROPICAL IMAGE IS OF THE ESSENCE. FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA QUALIFICATIONS PERTINENT TO ADMINISTRATION BUILDING PROJECT: 1. FAMILIARITY WITH CIRCUMSTANCES: THOROUGHLY INFORMED ON GOVERNMENT CENTER MASTER PLANNING, BUILDING AND OPEN SPACE RELATIONSHIPS, AND UNDERGROUND UTILITIES IN THE GOVERNMENT CENTER AREA. 2. BUILDING TYPE FAMILIARITY: EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMING AND DESIGNING GOVERNMENTAL AND CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS SUCH AS THE BROWARD REGIONAL SERVICE CENTER FOR THE STATE OF FLORIDA, THE MIAMI BEACH CITY HALL, INTER AMERICAN TRADE CENTER AND HEADQUARTERS, CITY OF MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS, AND A CORPORATE ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER FOR SARAL PUBLICATIONS INC. 1 PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA 3370 Mary Street Miami, Florida 33133 ARCHITECTS, P.A. Tel. 1305) 442-1193 3 3 1 Wit JOSEPH R. GRASSIE AUGUSt i977 $SAGE Z 0•ASt TRACK AND BUILDING CONTRACT MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE: MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS DESIGNED AND DOCUMENTED IN EIGHT MONTHS, INTER AMERICAN TRADE CENTER AND HEADQUARTERS DESIGNED AND DOCUMENTED IN 14 WEEKS USING FAST TRACK AND CPM FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (SEPARATE FOUNDATION AND STEEL FRAMEWORK CONTRACTS), SARAL PUBLICATIONS BUILDING CONTRACT MANAGED BY CONTRACTOR AND ARCIIITECTS, BROWARD REGIONAL SERVICE CENTER INVOLVES FAST TRACK FOUNDATION AND ASSIGNMENT TO CONTRACTOR OF PRE - ORDERED COMPONENTS. d. BREADTH OF SERVICES: CLIENT SURVEYS AND PROGRAMMING, URBAN DESIGN, LANDSCAPE DESIGN, INTERIOR DESIGN, AND GRAPHIC DESIGN ARE SERVICES OFFERED BY ARCHITECTS. 5. READINESS TO PERFORM: WORK LOAD OF ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL PERMIT IM- MEDIATE AND TOTAL ENERGIES OF TOP LEVEL PII..ICIPALS AND STAFF ON THIS PROJECT. ALTHOUGH PBA HAS BEEN SELECTED TO DESIGN A STATION FOR DADE AREA RAPID TRANSIT, EARLIEST WORK ON THAT PROJECT CANNOT BEGIN BEFORE APRIL OF 1978. 6. MINORITY STATUS: PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING FIRM, DE ZARRAGA AND DONNELL, CONSULTING ENGINEERS, ARE TECHNICALLY QUALIFIED TO BE CALLED MINORITY DESIGN CONTRACTORS, AS EACH IS MORE THAN 50 PERCENT MINORITY OWNED. MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, DAVID VOLKERT ASSOCIATES' MIAMI OFFICE IS LARGELY MINORITY STAFFED, MAINTAINING ACTIVE, CURRENT POSITIVE ACTION AND MINORITY UTILIZATION PROGRAMS. THE ARCHITECTS' TEAM CONSIDERS ITSELF A CITY OF MIAMI RESOURCE. THE PANCOAST BORRELLI ALE3AISA OFFICES ARE IMMEDIATE TO DINNER KEY, BUT MORE IMPORTANT IS A SENSE OF IDENTITY WITH THE CITY AND ITS IMPROVING ASPIRATIONS. SINCERELY, LESTER C. PANCOAST A.I.A. J is 1 6 1ANUMit L FORM (SF) 254 Architect -Engineer and Related Services Questionnaire 111 yy IC�JJ IIIIhiIII�li1 II I Ililld1l V111111I 1. F'uto iamd-1 BUsineS Address: lil 111 I I I I�I�I1�19Jni���iiiliidl��Il��l dI� Ii I II +ram.✓ Y.—.-w L. t : "�i L.. PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA ARCHITECTS P.A. 3370 MARY STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 33133 la. Submittal is for IN Parent Company 0 Branch Office 5. Name of Parent Company, if any: ii iII1Ii,I 111111111, 2. ear eresent Firm Established: 1 976 �i8��l4ilhill!151!i,4liliWllVlllii'i;uihhll O�II,J1 u�16111JIllllil I II � I 3. Date Prepared: JULY 27, 1977 4. Type of Ownership: 4a. Minority Owned g yes 0 no 5a. Former Firrn Name(s), if any, and Year(s) Established: FERENDINO GRAFTON PANCOAST BOUTERSE BORRELLI ALBAISA ARCHITECTS PLANNERS PANCOAST ARCHITECTS 6. Names of not more than Two Principals to Contact: Title / Telephone 1) LESTER C. PANCOAST, PARTNER 2) JAIME E. BORRELLI, PARTNER (305) 442-1193 (305) 442-1193 i4resent Offices: City / State /Telephone / No. Personnel Each Office M IAM I ., FLORIDA (305) 442-1193 8. Personnel by Discipline: Administrative S Architects Chemical Engineers Civil Engineers 1 Construction Inspectors 3 Draftsmen Ecologists Economists Electrical Engineers _ Estimators Geologists Hydrologists Interior Designers Landscape Architects Mechanical Engineers _ Mining Engineers — Oceanographers Planners: Urban/Regional Sanitary Engineers _._. Soils Engineers _ Specification Writers _ Structural Engineers _Surveyors _Transportation Engineers 4 9. Summary of Professional Services Fees Last 5 Years (most recent year first) Received: (insert index number) 19 19 19 Direct Federal contract work, including overseas All other domestic work All other foreign work' 'Firms interested in foreign work, but without such experience, check here: 0. ■ 19 19 1 1 hl II II., Ili, 1 965 —1 971 1968 — 1976 1971 —1976 Ranges of Professional Services Fees INCIA 1. Less than SI00 000 2_ S 100 000 to S2 50.000 3. S250.000 to i X).000 4. S506.000 to St m1l.:on 5. St mtt'on to S2 rr,Ilicn 6. S2 milt.on to S5 m:!!1on 7. S5 mdLon to 5t0 m !1 on 8. St 0 million or grester S4-i3 CFO--n:+JO 1;75 Prosc'.o0 [y GSA Fel Prix f,•, ,41 CF`+1 1-16 .P 3 III II did 111 11 I- Experience Profile Code Numbers for use with questions 10 and 11 001 Acoustics; Noise Abatement 002 Aerial Photogrammetry 003 Agricultural Development; Grain Storage; Farm Mechanization 004 Air Pollution Control Lighting; 005 Airports; Navaids; Airport9 g; Aircraft Fueling 006 Airports; Terminals & Hangars; Freight Handling 007 ctic Facilities 008 Auditoriums & Theatres 009 Automation; Controls; Instrumentation n10 Barracks; Dormitories to1 Bridges 12 Cemeteries (Planning & Relocation) 013 Chemical Processing & Storage 014 Churches; Chapels 015 Codes; Standards; Ordinances 016 Cold Storage; Refrigeration; Fast Freeze 017 Commercial Buildings (low rise); Shopping Centers 018 Communications Systems: TV: Microwave 019 Computer Facilities; Computer Service 020 Conservation and Resource Management 021 Construction Management 022 Corrosion Control; Cathodic Protection; Electrolysis 023 Cost Estimating 024 Dams (Concrete; Arch) 025 Dams (Earth; Rock); Dikes; Levees I`26 Desalinization (Process & Facilities) ,127 Dining Halls; Clubs; Restaurants 028 Ecological & Archeological Investigations 029 Educational Facilities; Classrooms 030 Electronics 031 Elevators; Escalators; People -Movers 032 Energy Conservation; New Energy Sources 033 Environmental Impact Studies, Assessments or Statements 034 Fallout Shelters; Blast-Resistant ast Re ista t Design 035 Field Houses; Gyms; 036 Fire Protection 037 Fisheries; Fish Ladders 038 Forestry & Forest Products 039 Garages; Vehicle Maintenance Facilities; Parking Decks 040 Gas Systems (Propane; Natural, Etc.) 041 Graphic Design 042 Harbors; Jetties; Piers; Ship Terminal Facilities 043 Heating; Ventilating; Air Conditioning 044 Health Systems Planning 045 Highrise; Air -Rights -Type Buildings 046 Highways; Streets; Airfield Paving; Parking Lots 047 Historical Preservation 048 Hospitals & Medical Facilities 049 Hotels; Motels 050 Housing (Residential, Multi -Family; Apartments; Condominiums) 051 Hydraulics & Pneumatics 052 Industrial Buildings; Manufacturing Plants 053 Industrial Processes; Quality Control 054 Industrial Waste Treatment 055 Interior Design; Space Planning 056 Irrigation; Drainage 057 Judicial and Courtroom Facilities 058 Laboratories; Medical Research Facilities 059 Landscape Architecture 060 Libraries; Museums; Galleries 061 Lighting (interiors; Display; Theatre, Etc.) 062 Lighting (Exteriors; Streets; Memurjals; Athletic Fields, Etc.) 063 Materials Handling Systems; Conveyors; Sorters 064 Metallurgy 065 Microclimatology; Tropical Engineering 066 Military Design Standards 067 Mining& Mineralogy 068 Missile Facilities (Silos; Fuels; Transport) 069 Modular Systems Design; Pre - Fabricated Structures or Components 070 Naval Architecture; Off -Shore Platforms 071 Nuclear Facilities; Nuclear Shielding 072 Office Buildings; Industrial Parks 073 Oceanographic Engineering 074 Ordnance; Munitions; Special Weapons • 075 Petroleum Exploration; Refining 076 Petroleum and Fuel (Storage and Distribution) 077 Pipelines (Cross -Country —Liquid & Gas) 078 Planning (Community, Regional, Areawido and State) 079 Planning (Site, Installation, and Project) 080 Plumbing & Piping Deign 031 Pneumatic Structures; Air -Support Buildings 082 Postal Facilities 083 Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution 084 Prisons & Correctional Facilities 085 Product, Machine & Equipment Design 086 Radar; Sonar; Radio & Radar Telescopes 087 Railroad; Rapid Transit 088 Recreation Facilities (Parks, Marinas, Etc.) 089 Rehabilitation (Buildings; Structures; Facilities) 090 Resource Recovery; Recycling 091 Radio Frequency Systems & Shietdings 092 Rivers; Canals; Waterways; Flood Control 093 Safety Engineering; Accident Studies; OSHA Studies 094 Security Systems; Intruder & Smoke Detection 095 Seismic Designs & Studies -096 Sewage Collection, Treatment and Disposal 097 Soils & Geologic Studies; Foundations 098 Solar Energy Utilization 099 Solid Wastes; Incineration; Land Fill 100 Special Environments; Clean Rooms, Etc. 101 Structural Design; Special Structures 102 Surveying; Platting; Mapping; Flood Plain Studies 103 Swimming Pools 104 Storm Water Handling & Facilities 105 Telephone Systems (Rural; Mobile; Intercom, Etc.) 106 Testing & Inspection Services 107 Traffic & Transportation Engineering 108 Towers (Self -Supporting & Guyed Systems) 109 Tunnels & Subways 110 Urban Renewal; Community Development • 111 Utilities (Gas & Steam) 112 Value Analysis; Life -Cycle Costing 113 Warehouses & Depots 114 Water Resources; Hydrology; Ground Water 115 Water Supply, Treatment and Distribution 116 Wind Tunnels; Research/Testing Facilities Design 117 Zoning; Land Use Studies 201 SCHOOLS/CAMPUS PLANNING 202 . MEItT_P M nIfitNT1Y t_4Lt,'o G. 203 POLICE HEADQUARTERSPUILDING_ 204 BLDG./0TRADE CENTER AND EXHICITICN BLDG. —r------ 2055 U.S. COAST GUARD STAT_ION i�ullll��'; 10. Profile of Firm's Project Experience, Last 5 Years Total Gross Fees (in thousands) 55 159 373 GYM IN SCHOOL 1 38 INC. EASIC sys. 2 10 SCHEMATICS 1 9 SCHEMATICS Profile Code 1) 008 2) 027 3) 029 4) 035 5) 0 39 6) 041 7) 047 81 048 9) 049 10) 050 Number of Projects 2 2 1 11 7 1 2 2 24 1. Project Examples, Last 5 Years Profile Code 902 Project Name and Location 039 JV (SBA PA) ��IIIIIiIVi�V'�IW�I{����lu{IIIIIIIuiil�l II d l .1 Profile Number of Code Projects 11) 055 17 12) 059 6 • 13) 060 1 14) 069 1 15) 072 5 16) 072 3 17) 079 17 18) 088 1 19) 103 1 20) 117 MODEL CITIES CULTURAL ARTS CENTER 22ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA 2 KEY BISCAYNE_GOLF CLUB KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA 3 1NVERRARY COUNTRY CLUB LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA 4 BELEN JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL MIAMI, FLORIDA - 5 MIAMI EDISON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MIAMI, FLORIDA 6 GYMNASIUM FOR MIAMI EDISON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 7 PARKING GARAGE FOR MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS MIAMI, FLORIDA Total Gross Fees (in thousands) 107 INC. BASIC SVS. 63 22 2,024 INC. BASIC SVS. 36 15 INC. BASIC SVS. IN/ PLANNING Owner Name and Address METRO DADE COUNTY 140 WEST FLAGLER STREET MIAMI. FLORIDA 33130 DADE COUNTY , FLORIDA PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT MIAMI, FLORIDA 11 )1 „I1 hill Ili' Profile Code 21) 201 22) 202 23) 203 24) 204 25' 205 26) 27) 26) 29► 30) HAFT GAINES COMPANY LAUDERHILL. FLORIDA BELEN JESU IT SCHOOL 824 S.W. 7 AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA 33130 DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 1410 N.E. 2ND AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 1 410 N.E. 2ND AVENUE MIAMI. FLORIDA CITY OF M IAM I P.O. BOX 330708 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33133 I,I1,11i1,1,1 Number of !Total Gross Fees Projects I (in thousands) 1 I 60 1 ! 84 1 j 160 1 62 1 9 Completion Cost of Work Date or (in thousands) EstimatedL 555 t976 11 iud ''i 11I11 111 Ii 400 1.500 4,000 7,300 1971 1971 1978 JUNE 1 977 SAME 5.440 MAY 1976 a a•J Fcr^254 J.115'5 ,, ,. . iI ri �lli � � ` IlIL iII i ii6 1 11111,11 �ti d!J IIYli �LI�iIILVYI�ill Ira IA1 lilt L III IIuII iIVNiiVY wu i!IIIiIJ4 I1 Ill�i� 041 P (BBA) 8 CAMILO FURNITURE SHOWROOM CORAL GABLES , FLORIDA CAMILO OFFICE FURNITURE 4110 LAGUNA CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA 047 P (PA) .9 RANSOM SCHOOL PAGODA 3575 MAIN HIGHWAI' COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA RANSOM SCHOOL 3575 MAIN HIGHWAY COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA 30 1976 O48 P (BBA) 10 CORAL SPRINGS HEALTH CENTER CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 1.100 N/A wA 049 r . I P (BBA) 11 PORT MALABAR HOTEL PORT MALABAR, FLORIDA GENERAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY MIAMI. FLORIDA 1,000 050 P (BBA) 12 CYPRESS BEND CONDOMINIUMS POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA LES B YRON ASSOCIATES FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 10,000 1974 050 P (BBA) 13 HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY FLA 5-58 MIAMI, FLORIDA HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 1401 N.W. 7 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 2.300 JAN. 1 977 — --- 1973 050 P (BBA) 14 12 OAKS CONDOMINIUMS NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA J.A. CASTO ASSOCIATES NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 6;000 1973 050 P (BBA) 15 VILLAGE LAKE RENTAL APARTMENTS ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA SUNSTATE BUILDERS INC. TAMPA, FLORIDA 8,000 050 P16 (PA) FLA 5-53 LOW INCOME HOUSING HUD (TURNKEY) MIAMI, FLORIDA DADE COUNTY HUD 1401 N.W. 7 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA • 4.100 DEC. 1976 055 .JV (BBA PA) 17 MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS BUILDING INTERIORS 400 N.W. 2 AVENUE • CITY OF MIAMI P.O. BOX 330708 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33133 150 AY MAY6 1 MIAMI, FLORIDA 1976 060 P (PA) 18 NORTHEAST BRANCH LIBRARY BISCAYNE BOULEVARD MIAMI, FLORIDA METRO DADE COUNTY 140 WEST FLAGLER STREET MIAM1, FLORIDA 33130 1.250 072 JV (BBA PA) 19 BROWARD COUNTY REGIONAL SERVICE CENTER FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA 512 LARSON BUILDING TALLAH/155EE, FLORIDA 32304 4,200 1976 — _ _... -- ...A—ft In I III Ill iY!'l YYlii'll'sYd II IIVYm ii111R i,I .��� p" Ii I; r !I, 5' I � - 'I'I i+tli l�illl .. + h ji it II�I�������I�1�� iV� ._,- I'9 I 1 I IW�li� II ,YID ,..' _�"�� "I Y - II lil�ll I it Ilili ., . ,. � ��lllll� p 9�I �V� �pI�� 1 �rll�YII�, I. 'L4 : .J I i1 I'' U,,,, I i I II �I I Ipilll Y1 ���pQ'�9@�(�� i I li ,,11JJ l �V� 'i li,lllI�I 1 J���I d!I,I� {,f{I/i��il�li��ild� Ail I L ` 1�I,,L,` .1 1Y I.I IIl iI1IIWIIf,lilYll,l{Ili0111011l'ilOYllililllluliiil�ll�Iliif II7�VgYl ,l.I7J 5, I.`` I lli Yl liiiuillll�Yii�.11il L. 1 980 it I i III• (BBA) ,,,,,.,,,.15,Sc.,i+v� COURTHOUSE FT. LAUDERDALE , FLORIDA I Lltuti.I+I• U C.UUNTY, FL021DA COURTHOUSE DR., FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA ROBERT KAUTH. COUNTY ADMIN. 072 P (BBA) i 21 OFFICE BUILDING FOR SARAL PUBLICATIONS VIRGINIA GARDENS, FLORIDA SARAL PUBLICATIONS INC. VIRGINIA C RDENS, FLORIDA 4,500 JUNE . 1977 079 P (PA) 22 COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT 3500 MAIN HIGHWAY. COCONUT GROVE. FLA. MR. BOB FISHKO COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE 3500 MAIN HIGHWAY, COCONUT GROVE, FLA. 3,000 1980 079 P (PA) 23 GIFFEN POND PLANNING STUDY NEW BRUNSWICK , CANADA MITCHELL FRANKLIN ST. JOHNS , NEW BRUNSWICK CANADA 6,000 088 P (PA) 24 EDISON PARK TEEN CENTER 525 N.W. 62 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA CITY OF MIAMI P. O. BOX 330708 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33133 236 1974 1 17 P i (BBA) 111i 25 FISHER ISLAND 200 ACRE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT MIAMI, FLORIDA CONDEV CORPORATION ORLANDO, FLORIDA N/A WA -•-- 201 P (PA) ' 26 RANSOM SCHOOL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BUILDING COCONUT GROVE. FLORIDA RANSOM SCHOOL 3575 MAIN HIGHWAY I COCONUT GROVE. FLORIDA 33133 1,176 1974 202 JV (BBA) 27 MIAMI BEACH CITY HALL AND POLICE HEADQUARTERS • MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA CITY OF MIAMI BEACH MIAMI BEACH. FLORIDA 3,500 JAN. 1977 203 JV 28 MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS BUILDING (BBA PA) 400 N.W. 2 AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA CITY OF MIAMI P.O Box 330708 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33133 5,441 4 1976 204 .JV (BBA PA) 29 INTER—AMERICAN TRADE CENTER AND EXHIBITION BUILDING NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA F.I.U. MIAMI, FLORIDA 2,860 1975 205 C (BBA) 30 U.S. COAST GUARD STATION FT.LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 7TH U.S. COAST GUARD DISTRICT FEDERAL BUILDING, MIAMI, FLORIDA 2,000 1975 - a 12. 11,e foregoin ' a statement of Is Typed Name and Title' JAIME E. BORRELLI, PARTNER Date: JULY 27, 1977 Signatur e20 FITirsr;;14 er.Q .,Foc P c. Reg 01 C` 1 1-le $33 I I IJII li' 100 II!li dll.:p LESTER C. PANCOAST AGE: PLACE OF BIRTH: EDUCATION: REGISTRATION: PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION: PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1965 - 1971 1971 - 1976 1976 - PRESENT SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE (PARTIAL LIST) 3 1 3 1 1 I IAM1 ht:Ad1-1 FLORIDA BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE IrORNELL UNIVERSITY , 1 954 FLORIDA, 1961 NO, 2979 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, CORPORATE MEMBER FLORIDA SOUTH CHAPTER AIA, PRESIDENT, 1975-76 12 YEARS , PANCOAST, FERENDINO, SKEELS AND BURNHAM PANCOAST FERENDINO GRAFTON AND SKEELS, PANCOAST FERENDINO AND GRAFTON 6 YEARS AS PRINCIPAL, FERENDINO, GRAFTON, PANCOAST PRACTICE AS SOLE PROPRIETOR UNDER "PANCOAST ARCHITECTS" PARTNER, PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA ARCHITECTS P.A. PLANNING MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, NORTH CAMPUS MASTER PLAN , 1 968 (PFG ARCHITECTS) MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, SOUTH CAMPUS MASTER PLAN, 1969 (PFG ARCHITECTS) URBAN RENEWAL PLAN, CITY OF MIAMI AREA NO, 2 1968 (PFG ARCHITECTS) MASTER PLAN , RANSOM SCHOOL, MIAMI , FLORIDA 1 971 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) GIFFEN POND MASTER PLAN, ST. JOHNS , N.B. CANADA 1 973 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) • KENDALL FARMS MASTER PLAN FOR AGRICULTURAL FACILITIES AND EXECUTIVE OFFICES, GOULDS, FLORIDA 1 974 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) INSTITUTIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND NATURAL HISTORY (AND PLANETARIUM) MIAMI , FLORIDA 1 964 AND 1 969, ( PEGS ARCHITECTS) EXTENDED MEDICAL CARE FACILITY , MIAMI , FLORIDA 1969 PARTNER -IN -CHARGE (FGP ARCHITECTS) $2,0MO,000. 11 III ? i lIll' filV'II 1 11 111I11lriiiii1V11I! ;��! I�Vl�I V i I I II�I,II �II I I 1l I i 1llu� uli11I 111hl1IPl1,111'1 11111 'J 1 IIdiiicuraikamailtimkramaiillaittJEN I I I I I I ■ i ■ ■ j III y pI yi14„t ��i�E �yyI'yIY VII I+p+pIJp��j1��y.��'�i�' 6���, `I, li�l� lIII`{IIII,�h 1II II III1����lYfllifi�� �IYi i+� YillllllY■�YYYY� �iYlII �{'■��IIIuL1�YY 414 W�Iid Ii 11,11fnYI 1111'1Ifo I STANDARD Architect -Engineer FORM (SF) and Related Services 254 Questionnaire Purpose: The policy of the Federal Government, in procuring architectural, engineering, and related professional services, is to Inc oure.ge firms lawfully engaged in the practice of those professions to submit annually a tatt menu of andqual f ratio s and performance data. Standard Form 254. Services Quesronnaire" is prodded for that purpose. Interested A-E firms (including new, small. and/or minority firms) should complete and file SF 254's with each Federal agency and u.i appropriate ppr seri:ipri to regional ory district offices fr f ces for which the A-E is qualified to peach rf protect shall evaluate these qualification resumes, together onth my other performance data on file or requcstcd by the agency, in relatproposed protect The SF 254 may be t ,'d as for selecting gn firms sfor discussions or for screening firms preliminary to inviting addi- tion& information. Definitions: "Architect -engineer and related sera Ices" are r etco those professional Tofes io!lal onces associated with research, devclopmc:a, repair of real property. as well as in;i'..:,. sericc that members of ese professions and those in their ern}:'.oyc n_:ty logically og callycor ula5justifiably perform,planning, including studies. investigations, sur: ey'. programming. conci.'ptUa! designs. Fen ,r: dUTmendtiofls, cost preestimatarationes, of inspections, shop drawing reviews. sent: - operating and maintenance manuals, an„ other related services. "Parent Company" is that firm, cor^.+'",y, corporation, association or con- compl trig this uestionnaire; i.c Firr+. A major stocliht.'3er Tow edhighest by Firm Br of hich is,firm n tompa su s s q ration C. 1 he "parent company" of Firm A is turn. a svbs�iary of Corporation Corporator C. "Principals" are those individuals in a firm who possess legal responsibility for its management. They may be owners, partners, corporate officers, associates, administrators, etc. "Discipline", as used in this questionnaire. refers to the primary technological capability of individuals in the respor:'^g firm Possession of an academic degree. professional registration, certir._ation, or extensive experience in a particular field of practice normally re^.ects an individual's primary technical discipline. "joint Venture" is a collaborativeundertaking both y jointly oor more fir r ns or individuals for which the participant, lly responsible "Consultant". as used in this questionna :re. is a highly specialized individual or firm having o�ssingant unusualtand or unict e capabilities for assuring success of r certain aspects of a project and possessing the finished work "Prune" refers to that firm which era', be coordinating the concerted and Standard Form 254 General Services Administration, Washington, D. 4120 0 1-16.803 5 Fed. Proc. Reg. Armed Svc. Proc. Reg. 18-403 complementary inputs of several firms, individunlseor r, elcdounoserviceallys to produce a completed study or facility. The p be regarded as having full responsibility and liability for quality of performance by itself as well as by subcontractor professionals under its jurisdiction. "Branch Office" is a satellite, or subsidiary extension. of a headquarters office of a company. regardless of any differences in name or legal structure of l or state aws. ranch offices" lito branch due to bookkeeping. and e sub- jectpolicies of them main office. Instructions for Filing (Numbers below correspond to numbers contained in form): 1. Type accurate and complete name of submitting firm, its address, and zip code. la. Indicate whether form is being submitted in behalf of a parent firm or a branch office (Branch office submissions should list onlypersonnel in, and experience of, that office.) 2. Provide date the firm was established under the name shown in question 1. 3. Show date upon which all submitted information is current and accurate. 0 partner- ship, 4. Enter type of owneithip. or legal structure, of firm (sole proprietor, ship, corporation, joint venture, etc ) ' � 4a. Check appropriate box indicating if firm is minority -owned (- +ic 41 CFR 1-1.13 or ASI'R 1-332.3(a) for definitions of minorit', ce..nership.) 5. Branches or subsidiaries of larger or parent companies, or conglomerates, should insert name and address of highest -tier owner. 5a. 1f present firm is the successortor ouentgrowth of. ) and o teyor rn re predecessor firms, show name(s) of former of their original establishment be con- tacted List not more than two principals from submitting firm who may by th.e agency receiving this form(Different must ci patsemmay r • is ed on forms going to another agenry.) Li -tad principals ak for the fimr on policy and contractual matters 7. sonwith the submitting office, tacu r of pxrne! nd telp!one numb.sfor all associated or branch officn. es. (including g any headquarters or foreign offices) which provide A•E and related sen,zccs 7a. Show total personnel in all offices (Should be sum of afl personnel. all branches ) 8. Show tote/ number of employees, by discipline, in submittng office (If form submitted b y main or headgr:arten office. firm should list total employ- ees, s, by discipline, y r :r,qualified in ees, by dis._ipluie, in all offices) L4.r�.� some personnel may ben accord,w'tn several discip Ines. each person should be counted only o his or her primary function Include clerical personnel as "acimini`trati`e I 11111111111111 Ililirid ill r Ili, I �i,Ihli Ii 'YO` a, ii'�th�l'� yld�ml'� d(li,l iiYisilir! IIIIIiiiiiYil4t{iiiIBIYiIYl '! il��� k Illie� a6� o �:��, ;1 I, ILI AN AV k4 STANDARD Architect -En ineer 254 FORM (SF) 9 and Related Services Questionnaire Write in any additional disciplines —sociologists, biologists. etc. — and number of people in each, in blank spaces. 9. Using chart (below) insert appropriate index number to indicate range of professional services fees received by submitting firm each calendar year for last five years, most recent year first. Fee summaries should be broken down to reflect the fees received each year for (a) work performed directly for the Federal Govemment (not including grant and loan projects) or as a sub to other profes- sionals performing work directly for the Federal Govemment; (b) all other domestic work, U. S. and possessions, including Federally -assisted projects, and (c) all other foreign work Ranges of Professional Services Fees INDEX INDEX 1. Less than $100,000 5. Si million to $2 million 2. $1C0.000 to $250,000 6. $2 million to $5 million 3. $250.000 to S500,000 7. $5 million to $10 million 4. $500,0��0 to $1 million 8. $10 million or greater 10. Select and enter, in numerical sequence, not more than thirty (30) "Experience Profile Code" numbers from the listing (next page) which most accurately reflect submitting firms demonstrated technical capabilities and project experience Carefully review list. (It is recognized some profile codes may be part of other services or projects contained on list; firms are encouraged to select profile codes which best indicate type and scope of senses provided on past projects.) For each code number. show total number of projects and gross fees (in thousands) received for profile projects performed by firm during past five years if firm has one or more capabilities not included on list, insert same in blank spaces at end of list and show numbers in question 10 on the form. in such cases, the filled -in listing must accompany the complete SF 254 when submitted to the Federal agencies. 11. Using the "Experience Profile Code" numbers in the same sequence as entered in item 10, give details of at least one recent (within last five years) representative project for each code number, up to a maximum of thirty (30) separate projects, or portions of projects, for which firm was responsible. (Project examples may be used more than once to illustrate different services rendered on the same job. Example a dining hall may be part of an auditorium or educational facility) Firms which select less than thirty "profile codes" may list two or more project examples (to illustrate specialization) for each code number so long as total of all project examples does not exceed thirty (30). Aftereach code number in question 11, show (a) whether firm was '•P," the prime professional, or "C." a consultant, or "JV," part of a joint venture on that particular project (New firms, in existence less than five (5) years may use the symbol "1E ' to indicate "Individual Experience" as opposed to firm experi- ence.); (b) provide name and location of the specific project which typifies firm's (or individual's) performance under that code category; (c) give name and address of the owner of that project (if government agency indicate re- sponsible office); (d) show the estimated construction cost (or other applicable Standard Form 254 General Services Admin ;tration. Washington, D. C. 20405 Fed. Proc. Reg. (41 CFR) 1-16.803 Armed Svc. Proc.. Reg. 18-403 cost) for that portion of the project for which the firm was primarily responsible. (Where no construction was involved. show approximate cost of f-rn s work); and (e) state year work on that particular project was. or will be, completed 12. The completed SF 254 should h: signed by a principal of the firm, prefer- ably the chief executive officer. 13. Additional data, brochures. photos, etc. should not accompany this form unless specifically requested. NEW FIRMS (not reorganized or recently -amalgamated firms) are eligible and encouraged to seek work from the Federal Government in connection e. ith performance of projects for which they are qualified. Such firms arc encouraged to complete and submit Standard Form 25.1:o appropriate agencies. Ques- tions on the form dealing t t'e ; er'.onnel or experience may be answered by citing experience ;.i capabillties of indic!dusls In the firm, based on perform znd responsibility while in the employ of others. In so dcir.2. notation of this fact should be made on the form. In questi•i.i ?. write in "N/A" to Indicate "not applicable" for those years prior to finn's organization. (•' *•g It �`'•. •' * l ai111 « .�� .• Al El kir'i Experience Profile Code Numbers tor use with questions 10 and 11 001 Acoustics; Noise Abatement 002 Aerial Photogrammetry 003 Agricultural Development; Grain Storage: Farm Mechanization 004 Air Pollution Control 005 Airports; Navaids; Airport Lighting; Aircraft Fueling 006 Airports; Terminals & Hangars; Freight Handling 007 Arctic Facilities 008 Auditoriums & Theatres 009 Automation; Controls; Instrumentation 010 Barracks; Dormitories 011 Bridges 012 Cemeteries (Planning & Relocation) 013 Chemical Processing & Storage . 014 Churches; Chapels 015 Codes; Standards; Ordinances 016 Cold Storage; Refrigeration; Fast Freeze 017 Commercial Buildings (!ow rise); Shopping Centers 018 Communications Systems; TV; Microwave 019 Computer Facilities; Computer Service 020 Conservation and Resource Management 021 Construction Management 022 Corrosion Control; Cathodic Protection; Electrolysis 023 Cost Estimating 024 Dams (Concrete; Arch) 025 Dams (Earth; Rock); Dikes; Levees 026 Desalinization (Process & Facilities) 027 Dining Halts; Clubs; Restaurants 028 Ecological & Archeological • Investigations 029 Educational Facilities; Classrooms 030 Electronics 031 Elevators; Escalators; People -Movers 032 Energy Conservation; New Energy Sources 033 Environmental Impact Studies. Assessments or Statements 034 fallout Shelters; Blast -Resistant Design 035 Field Houses; Gyms; Stadiums 036 Fire Protection 037 Fisheries; Fish Ladders 038 Forestry & Forest Products 039 Garages; Vehicle Maintenance Facilities; Parking Decks 040 Gas Systems (Propane; Natural, Etc.) 041 Graphic Design 042 Harbors; Jetties; Piers; Ship Terminal Facilities 043 Heating; Ventilating; Air Conditioning 044 Health Systems Planning 045 Highrise; Air -Rights -Type Buildings 046 Highways; Streets; Airfield Paving; Parking Lots 047 Historical Preservation 048 Hospitals & Medical Facilities 049 Hotels; Motels 050 Housing (Residential, Multi -Family; Apartments; Condominiums) 051 Hydraulics & Pneumatics 052 Industrial Buildings; Manufacturing Plants 053 Industrial Processes; Quality Control 054 Industrial Waste Treatment 055 Interior Design; Space Planning 056 Irrigation; Drainage 057 Judicial and Courtroom Facilities 058 Laboratories; Medical Research Facilities 059 Landscape Architecture 060 Libraries; Museums; Galleries 061 Lighting (Interiors; Display; Theatre, Etc.) 062 Lighting (Exteriors; Streets; Memur%als; Athletic Fields, Etc.) 063 Materials Handling Systems; Conveyors; Sorters 064 Metallurgy 065 Microclimato►ogy; Tropical Engineering 066 Military Design Standards 067 Mining & Mineralogy 068 Missile Facilities (Silos; Fuels; Transport) 069 Modular Systems Design; Pre - Fabricated Structures or Components 070 Naval Architecture; Off -Shore Platforms 071 Nuclear Facilities; Nuclear Shielding 072 Office Buildings; Industrial Parks 073 Oceanographic Engineering 074 Ordnance; Munitions; Special Weapons 075 Petroleum Exploration; Refining 076 Petroleum and Fuel (Storage and Distribution) 077 Pipelines (Cross -Country— Liquid & Gas) 078 Planning (Community, Regional, Areawide and State) 079 Planning (Site, Installation, and Project) 080 Plumbing & Piping Design 081 Pneumatic Structures; Air -Support Buildings 082 Postal Facilities 083 Pc.•--' Generation, Transmission, astr'bution 084 Pr _ _ .s & Correctional Facilities 085 Pro- _ct. Machine & Equipment Cosign 086 Rd. r. Sonar, Radio & Radar Te;escopes 087 F.a _ ad; Rapid Transit 088 Re:; cation Facilities (Parks, Marinas, Etc.) 089 Re^a::1llitation (Buildings; Structures; Facilities) 090 Resource Recovery; Recycling 091 Rac•o Frequency Systems & Shie'dings 092 R:•:e's: Canals; Waterways; Flc Control 093 Sa`e:y Engineering; Accident Studies; OS=' Studies 094 Seci.•.ty Systems; Intruder & Smoke Detection 095 Se._alic Designs & Studies 096 Collection, Treatment and Dit,pesal 097 Soi•s :, Geologic Studies; Foundations 093 Sc'Tr Er_rgyUtilization 099 So - ,';astJs; Incineration; Land Fill 100 Erv+ronments; Clean Rooms, Etc. 101 St!L.:rural Design; Special Structures 102 S,.'-.ey'ng: Platting; £.lapping; Flood P:a.r: Studies 103 Sv. r,' iig Pools 104 S:c- -n Water Handling & Facilities 105 Te•• •:e Systems (Rural; Mobile; lnt:rcrn, Etc.) 106 Te; t rg & Inspection Services 107 Tr`' c & Transportation Engineering 108 To':.ars (Self -Supporting & Guyed Systems) 109 Tunnels & Subways 110 Urban Renewal; Community De..€lopment 111 Util:t cs (Gas & Steam) 112 Value Analysis; Life -Cycle Costing 113 Warehouses & Depots 114 W:t_r Resources; Hydrology; Grc.:nd Water 115 W,'er Supply, Treatment and Distribution 116 W''c Tunnels; Research/Testing Fa-:::ities Design 117 Zoning; Land Use Studies 201 202 -- - -- ----- -- 203 - 20s - - - 205 _ .TANDARD ORM (SF) 254 •chitect-Engineer -id Related Services )uestionnaire 1. Firm Name / Business Address: De Zarraga & Donnell, Inc. 131 Madeira Coral Gables, Florida 33134 la. Submittal is for 0 Parent Company D Branch Office 5. Name of Parent Company, if any: 5a. Former Firm Name(s). if any. and Year(s) Established: 6. Names of not more than Two Principals to Contact: Title / Telephone �21 Gaston de Zarraga, P.E. President Ramon Donnell, P.E. Vice President 7. Present Offices: City / State / Telephone / No. Personnel Each Office Coral Gables, Florida (305) 445-8995 8. Personnel by Discipline: - Administrative _ Architects _____ Chemical Engineers _ Civil Engineers - Construction Inspectors Draftsmen — Ecologists _ Economists - Electrical Engineers _ Estimators _Geologists _ Hydrologists _ Interior Designers — Landscape Architects _Mechanical Engineers _Mining Engineers 9. Summary of Professional Services Fees Received. (insert index number) Direct Federal contract work. including overseas 2 2 'All ether domestic work — 1 1 MI other foreign work' 'Firms interested in foreign work. but without such experience. check here: D. 19 76 (Al3i,,•: r�.a2io. / -KiO234 — Oceanographers — Planners: Urban/Regional - Sanitary Engineers — Soils Engineers — Specification Writers 3 Structural Engineers - Surveyors Transportation Engineers Last 5 Years (most recent year first) 1975—_ 19 74 1973 1g 72 2 1 2 2 2. Year Present Firm Established: 1969 3. Date Prepared: August 1, 1977 4. Type of Ownership: 4a. Minority Owned L? yes 0 no 7a', Total Personnel 10 Rar.;es of Professional Services Fees iw.da t Less than S1CO.000 2 StaJ DDO to S250.00C1 3 5`5.1 000 to 5_00.000 4 5`-5,2 C►_O to St m.t',on 5 St rrahcn tc 52 rr;iDon 6 52 rn cn tc 55 mil„on 7 55 rr..1:,un to 510 m::Lon 8 510 rr.,!',on or greater .r. c •. rr n . ., ai+ 1II II II 1 i �II ii�l II'd�l Ill�il��i�ll�i!�I'l�i� �Vl101i�l� I11111��iIlilVVlIIuIIIiPlllh 'du 11 Inn 10. Profile of Firm's Project Experience. Lr t 5 Years Profile Number of Total Gross Fees Code Projects (in thousands) 8 24 2 12 7 102 5 124 2 20 3 32 3 30 3 76 19 210 3 23 008 012 017 029 035 039 048 049 050 060 1 t. Project Examples, Last 5 Years 008 008 012 017 027 029 C C 029 i C Project Name and Location 1 2 Profile Code 11) 072 12) 097 13) 101 14) 201 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) Edison Sr. High School Auditorium Mimi, Florida 3 Woodlawn Park mausoleum # 12 and # 14 Miami, Florida Number of Total Gross Fees Projects 10 210 55 All proects(inthousands) 6 9 90 Redland Junior High School Auditorium Miami, Florida 4 Broward Mall at Plantation Plantation, Florida 5 Jacaranda Country Club Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 6 :Miami Edison Sr. High School Miami, Florida 7Redland Jr. High School Miami, Florida Owner Name and Address Profile Code 21) 22) 23) 24) 25) 26) 27) 28) 29) 30) Number of ! Total Gross Fees Projects (in thous ids) Dade County Board of Public Instructior Miami, Florida Dade County Board of Public Instruction Miami, Florida Woodlawn Park Cemetery, Inc. Miami, Florida Federated Department Stores Cleveland, Ohio Gulfstrea.^) Land & Development Corp. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Dade County Board of Public Miami, Florida Dade County Board of Public Miami, Florida Instructio Instructio • 2500 1978 110 1973 2400 1200 stixad f J 19'S Form :u h 1978 1978 !IIIIII IIII IIII ulllll JV c C c C C c C C c ill Ili lil 111111 VY��dIi� iI1�1101ui uYI�YIYVI'Y ll11�V h1I� 11, , Y� 1,1 111111 IVY9lilllllllloiil I 1 I 11111 l ^ 8 I Field House, Belen Jesuit School Miami, Florida 1 0 Miami Police Headquarters Parking Structure Miami, Florida 10 Kurshner Medical Building Miami, Florida 11 Hotel Santo Domingo Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 12 . Cypress Bend Condominiums Pompano Beach, Florida 13 Mirasol Ocean Towers 25 Story Condominium Miami Beach, Florida 1Ocean Reef Club Condominiums and Hotel Units Key Largo, Florida 15 Northeast Sub -regional Library Miami, Florida ' 16 South Miami Branch Library Miami, Florida 17 Library Addition Broward Community College Ft. -Lauderdale, Florida 18 Broward Regional Service Center Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 19Headquarters Building for Editorial America Miami, Florida ■ i Belen School, Inc. Miami, Florida City of Miami Dinner Key, Miami, Florida Mr. David Kurshner Miami, Florida Gulf & Western Industries Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Les Byron Associates Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Mirasol Ocean Towers, Inc. Miami Beach, Florida Ocean Reef Club, Inc. Key Largo, Florida Dade County, Florida Dade County, Florida Broward Community College Ft. Lauderdale, Florida State of Florida Dept. of General Service Tallahassee, Florida Editorial America Miami Gardens, Florida • 11II�1IllllillilJ111�l11iVifVfIli�Villillil6�V�VlIIII�lfIdiVVIINuVIiIIhJ III1 V11d'nIII eI IIIIII 1 11 I 1976 tt 1973 1976 1 20 ev : We have responsibility as soil 097 C engineers in all our projects _ ____ 21 Znterama Authority Interamerican D.;hibition 101 - Hall and Trade Center I t North Miami Beach, Florida_._ Bonita Springs Kennel Club 1 Bonita Spr ings Kennel Club, Inc. B Bonita Springs, Florida Bonita Springs, Florida 201 _ ---- __I _ 1 y of Miami - i 2� City ! Florida 202 ,9�7• Miami Modern Police Headquarters Dinner Key, Miami., Florida -- •_-. _-.-_ —Florida 1 `" Nursery Dade County, 203 +C • Dade County Landscape Agency Miami, Florida I 2-6 Gastode Zarraga,- President Si n The foregoing is a statement of facts _ Typed Name and Title: _ _—_— - 7 1100 1976 1100 1975 ----- -- t - 1976 1800 120 i • 1 • { 1977 - Date: 6,14 July 22, 1977 Sta'*'Fc 4c, c. R,3 iat Cc74 t. 0 "�II�ii��IV it l i�lllI,, l I h Uil' 11iY1YiI3YY,iirY6�hYlili6'III VIII i"I Ylil rill Id tll I i� III I III .IYJ YYliiii ii��lil 1. .1I h111111, AilAdAIiIIIIViI eIldi Illl�di�i!fll'Y 1974 041 P $ G1M1L0 FURNITURE SHOWROOM CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA CAM ILO OFFICE FURNITURE 4110 LAGUNA(BBA) CORAL GABLES , FLORIDA N/A 047 P (PA) :9 RANSOM SCHOOL PAGODA 3575 MAIN HIGHWAY COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA RANSOM SCHOOL 3575 MAIN HIGHWAY COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA 30 1976 048 P (BBA) 10 CORAL SPRINGS HEALTH CENTER CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 1,100 N/A 049 P (SBA) 11 PORT MALABAR HOTEL PORT MALABAR, FLORIDA GENERAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY MIAMI, FLORIDA 1,000 N/A :—AL 050 P (BBA) 12 CYPRESS BEND CONDOMINIUMS POMPANO BEACH. FLORIDA LES BYRON ASSOCIATES FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 10.000 t 974 050 P (BBA) 13 HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY FLA 5-58 MIAMI, FLORIDA HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 1401 N.W. 7 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 2,300 JAN.1 977 OSO P (BBA) 14 12 OAKS CONDOMINIUMS NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA J.A. CASTO ASSOCIATES NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 6;000 1973 1973 050 P (SBA) 15 VILLAGE LAKE RENTAL APARTMENTS ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA SUNSTATE BUILDERS INC. TAMPA, FLORIDA 8,000 150 p (PA)1 16 FLA 5-53 LOW INCOME HOUSING HUD (TURNKEY) MIAMI, FLORIDA DADE COUNTY HUD 1401 N.W. 7 STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA • 4,100 DEC. 976 055 JV (BBA PA) 17 MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS BUILDING INTERIORS 400 N.W. 2 AVENUE • MIAMI, FLORIDA CITY OF MIAMI P.O. BOX 330708 MIAMI, FLORIDA 331 33 • 150 MAY AY6 1 060 P (PA) I------- 18 NORTHEAST BRANCH LIBRARY BISCAYNE BOULEVARD MIAMI, FLORIDA METRO DADE COUNTY 140 WEST FLAGLER STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 33130 i , 250 1 976 072 JV (BBA PA) 19 BROWARD COUNTY REGIONAL SERVICE CENTER FORT IAUDERDALE, FLORIDA STATE OF FLORIDA 512 LARSON BUILDING TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32304 4,200 1976 g. _ .--.. �� 1111 dV II lid III II■IIII V ilsll��l fill l lid if.11 SKBB INC.. ARCHitteS PLANNtRs ik -(JOlN i]ESi NERS August 11, 1917 Mr. Ralph G. Ongie City Clerk, City of Miami Post Office Box 330708 Miami, Florida 33133 RE: Consulting Architect - Engineer - Planner for the •City of Miami Administration Building PLogiii3A l$ft4 ' aotx-yit4$-8b64 Dear Sir: We are pleased to express our interest in the request for architectural and engineering firms for the design, contract documentation and inspec- tion of a City Administration Building to be located at the Downtown Government Center. We have carefully studied your building program. We are convinced that we can satisfy both the requirement for commencement of on site labor within 90 days after receipt of notification to begin work, as well as the 20 month time frame allocated to the project, having had previous experience in work of similar scope where the "fast -track" approach was utilized. We are very much interested in this project and have enclosed the following data as evidence of our qualifications: 1. The Team 2. Statement of Program Objectives 3. Project Experience 4. Staff Qualifications 5, Affirmative Action Policies 6. Current Work Load 7. GSA Standard Form 254 You should notice that our firm has in-house tural engineering and planning disciplines. GORDON M SEVERUD A I A C FRASUER KNIGHT A I A ROBERT J BOEREMA A 1 A GLF:NN ALLEN BUFF A IA WILLY A BERMELLO A I A JOSEPH T MATZO A I A t^cFiCF MANAGER Me" Ralph 6^ Ohg1d August ll^ 1977 Page Two We are looking forward to meeting with your selection committee at the appropriate time. We welcome any questions or comments you may have as you review our qualifications. Sincerely yours, Willy A. Bermsllo, A|A Vice President, 6KBG, Inc. � � 1 1 l 7 l 7 l l r 1. The Team SKBB, Inc., Architects, Planners & Urban Designers is the outgrowth of the firm established in the Miami area in 1939 by Gordon M. Severud, A,I.A. The firm has grown through the years in size and experience and in 1977 became a corporation as it is presently known. Its pro- fessional and technical staff ranges from 22 to 25 in size. .At the present time, the firm has a total of 21 people, 8 of which are regis- tered architects and 6 of which are professional engineers. The philosophy of the firm is one that recognizes the complexity of the building environment. In order for the Architect to design effectively in this complex environment we have today, a full compli- ment of knowledge and expertise is needed. The Architect must be able to combine art with the skills and knowledge of planning, engineering, ecology and social behavior within a cost and benefit analysis frame- work. For this reason, in 1976, SKBB broadened its "in House" scope of services to include planning, engineering and urban design. In order to assure the personal attention that every project deserves, the SKBB professional staff is assigned to project teams with the management activities of the various phases of the project shared by the principals of the firm. The firm during its more recent history has completed projects with a construction value in excess of Sixty-five million dollars (565,000,000) for a quality list of clientele ranging from private clients, school boards, universities, local and Federal Government Agencies to large corporations. gr- 2. Statement of Program Object IVeS Our evaluation of both the "City of Miami Administration Building Program of Space Requirements 1977-1985" and the "Local Public Works Capital Development and Investment Program Application" is summarized below: 1. CONSOLIDATION OF CITY OFFICES The proposed City Administration Building, which will have as its first phase of construction approximately 64,000 sq. ft. and even- tually grow up to a total of 200,000 sq. ft., is intended to house all of the administrative offices which are presently scattered throughout the city at various locations (i.e., Dinner Key, Dalles Park Hotel, Olympia and Watson Buildings). 2. ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIVENESS TO THE DOWNTOWN GOVERNMENT CENTER The City of Miami Administration Building will be an integral part of the Downtown Government Center. Occupying a 2 acre site on its western edge and adjacent to 1-95, the Administration Building should be a low profile structure not more than 6 stories which sensitively responds to the nearby structures, pedestrian and traffic flows and natural environment. NOTE: THE FLAGLER STATION POST OFFICE LOCATED IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF THE DADE COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER WAS DESIGNED BY CUR FIRM IN AN EFFORT TO CREATE AN AMIABLE URBAN SETTING AND RELATE TO THE EXISTING AND PROPOSED GOVERNMENT CENTER BUILDINGS IN TERMS OF AXIAL ORIENTATION, USE OF MATERIALS, TEXTURES, CCLCRS, FINISHES AND CONCERN FOR PEOPLE ORIENTED SPACES. 3. ENERGY EFFICIENT, FLEXIBLE AND BARRIER FREE ENVIRONMENT The first phase of construction will house nine departments/divisions with an approximate gross floor area of 64,000 sq. ft. Approximately 353 persons will work in this structure housing the Building Depart- ment, Planning Department, Planning and Zoning Board, Public Works, and the five divisions of the Fire Department. The first and subse- quent stages of construction shall be sensitive to site planning and • architedtural design considerations which will minimiie cooling and heating loads; take advantage of natural ventilation and light; assure a barrier -free environment; and protect against potential environmental impacts from nearby noxious facilities. NOTE: OUR PAST PROFESSICNAL EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN CF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATICN FCR THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI; THE INNOVATIVE INDUSTRIALIZED CCNSTRUCTION APPROACH WE DEVELOPED FCR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES IN THE EARLY 1970'S; AND OUR INVOLVEMENT IN THE DESIGN OF MEDICAL FACILITIES AT BOTH THE MIAMI HEART INSTITUTE AND JACKSON h/EhCRIAL HOSPITAL PROVIDES THE BEST EVIDENCE CF CLR LONG TIME CONCERN FCR HIGH QUALITY DESIGN WHICH IS ENERGY CCNSCICUS, ADAPTIVE TO CHANGING USER NEEDS AND TOTALLY BARRIER FREE. 4. THE REVITALIZATION OF DOWNTOWN MIAMI In addition to increasing the city's effectiveness in servicing its citizenry, through a consolidation of all the offices in one location which will be served by the Dade County Rapid Transit System, the pro- posed City Administration Building will provide added impetus to revitalization of downtown Miami. The architectural quality of this project has to be commensurate with the city wide goals of converting the downtown into a first-class cosmopolitan urban center. NOTE: SKEB. INC. IS A DESIGN CRIENTED FIRM. WE ARE COMMITTED TO THE IMPROVEMENT CF THE MAN MADE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN. OUR ARCHITECTURAL AND PLANNING SOLUTIONS IN THE PAST HAVE NOT CNLY SATISFIED CUR CLIENTS NEEDS AND TIME/COST PARAMETERS BUT ALSO HAVE BECOME A MAJCR AESTHETIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE ENVIRCNMENT, AS EVIDENCED GY THE MANY DESIGN AWARDS OUR FIRM HAS RECEIVED. 6. TIME AND COST CONTROLS In order to begin on site labor within 90 days after receipt of noti- fication approving the requested funds and complete the proposed pro- ject within a period of 20 months, an accelerated program of design, contract documentation and construction contracts will be required. The services of a construction management firm will be retained to complement the architect's own. NOTE: SKEB, INC. IS WELL EXPERIENCED IN THE 'FAST TRACK' APPROACH TC CONSTRUCTICN. WE HAVE INCLUDED A SPECIAL LIST OF PROJECTS ALL OF WHICH INVCLVED THIS ACCELERATED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION METHOD. THE LATEST PROJECT TO BE CCNSTRUCTED USING THIS TECH— NIQUE WAS THE SUNRISE MUSICAL THEATER. THIS 4.000 SEAT THEATRE WAS CESIGNED AND BUILT WITHIN A PERIOD CF 10 MONTHS. 3. Project Experience „,„ Repretehtative List of Prdjects SKBB, Inc., Architects, Planners and Urban Besighefs URBAN PLANNING Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Development Plan South Cove Plaza in Boston, Massachusetts, Redevelopment Project Washington Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Redevelopment Project d6th Street New York, A Streetscape Study F.E.C., Highest and Best Use Study, Miami, Florida Willy A. Bermello, Principal in SKBB, Inc., was prior to joining the firm, senior planner in charge of the above projects. MASTER PLANNING Campus Plan - Main campus Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Sciences, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida. Campus Plan - East Campus Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Sciences, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida. Campua Plan - New Campus for Miami Christian College, Miami, Florida Campus Plan - Westminster Christian School, Miami, Florida Perrine Baptist Church, Miami, Florida Arden Presbyterian Church, Asheville, North Carolina ACADEMIC Douglas MacArthur Jr. Sr. High School, Miami, Florida `Westminster Christian High School, Miami, Florida Westminster Christian Elementary School, Miami, Florida School of Business Administration, University of Miami, Engineering Lab Facility, Rosenstiel School of Marine & Sciences, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida. Shop and Service Building, Rosenstiel School of Marine Sciences, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida Administration Building, Miami Christian College, Miami, Florida Vo-Tech School, Plantation Key, Florida Elementary School, Key Largo, Florida *Elementary School, Marathon, Florida School for Retarded Children, Key West, Florida Gulliver Academy High School, Miami, Florida PERFORMING ARTS Cinesphere Theater, Interama, Miami, Florida Sunrise Cultural Arts & Convention Center, Sunrise, Florida Coral Gables, Fla. Atmospheric and Atmospheric RELIGIOUS Pinelands Presbyterian Church, Miami, Florida Perrine Baptist Church, Miami, Florida Arden Presbyterian Church, Asheville, North Carolina Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Miami, Florida COMMERCIAL /"', Ad f6teht6tive List of Projects SK861 |hc") Architects, Planners and Urban Designers HOUS|NG High Rise Apartment Complex, Boca Raton, Pldrlda Key Colony Condominiums) Key West, Florida Modular Low Cost Housing, Miami, -Florida . MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES Planet Ocean, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida Lowe Museum, wh|!e work |ng For another firm^ M|am|, ��b��H�'�� - ' `^ ' Chase Federal Savings & Loan, 163rd Street, Miami, Florida ` — Federal . - � . � Miami, Florida � Chase Federa| Savings � Loan, Dage|anU, M|am| , �|or|�a � Community National Bank, 8a} Harbour, Florida 13 Story Office Bu|ld(n� International Plaza, Coral Gables) Fldr������ y` ^ , ~Y ' --`'� MED|CAL Extended Care Facility, Miami Heart Institute, Miami Beach, Florida DaughLry Building, Miami Heart Institute, Miami Beach, Florida Crisis Intervention Center, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida Rehabilitation Facility, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida GOVERNMENTAL Main Post Office Facility, Dowotown Miami, Florida Government Center and Courts Facility, Plantation Kay, FlPrYda{ /� Fire Station,Miami Beach, Florida ` Fire Station, Key Biscayne, Florida nTaco\cy-Cultural and Neighborhood Facility, Miami, Florida MISCELLANEOUS Pepsi -Cola 8otcling Plant , Orlando, Florida Bottling Plant, Springfield, Massachusetts North Dade Wastewater Plant, Architectural 0es|gn, Miami, Florida Coral Gables House, Coral Gables, Florida, Historical Preservation':". �* Projects recognized by Awards,'/!Lp�a[�`� State and Natlona 40mosammm 3 l 7 l l l l l 7 a "EA$ JRACK" EXPERIENCE, Architectural Sunrise Musical Theater, Sunrise, Fla., 1976, $7,000,000, contact: Mayor John Lomello, 0-587-5024 (design begun March, 1976, Opening performance December 1976). Sabal Point Apartments, Boca Raton, Fla., 1965, $2,500,000, contact: Norman Cortese, Chief Engineer, Arvida Corp., 945-6554 (design begun eighteen months before opening). Franklin International Plaza (office bldg.), Coral Gables, Fla. 1974, $7,000,000, contact: Harold Gebert, President, Franklin Realty & Mortgage Trust 0-215-885-7440 (design begun two years before opening). Westminster Christian School (see Systematized Construction). (design begun one year before opening). Structural Winter Park Hospital Addition, Winter Park, Florida, Regional Service Center for State of Florida, West Palm Mayfair House Apt. Building, Palm Beach, Florida. Beach, Fla. Parking Garage for Sun and Surf Apt. Bldg., Palm Beach, Fla. Municipal Parking Garage, City of Wayne, Michigan. Parking Facility for Wayne State University, Wayne, Michigan. Mechanical/Electrical Eastern Airlines Credit Union Bldg., 1977, $500,000. Miami Beach Convention Hall, 1968, 135,000 sq. ft. Sheraton Four Ambassador's Shopping Mall, 1977, $3,500,000. STANDARD FORM (SF) 254 Architect -Engineer and Related Services Duestionnaire — 1. Firm Name / Business Address: SKBB, Inc, Architects, Planners & Urban Designers 121MajorcaAvenue la. submittal is for' txJ'agent C parry Cl Branch Office Y yy��I i` i ``II�� II it W ` IIIII IIuId� rIVIId911 uI�JIdIIIVIIIIIIIIIIiiiIIIIWuI�lllli l!II,IVI{dVllllI�141HVu161''!i EL-1 gig .till +lu, ,,,,1' 2. Year Present Firm 3. Date Prepared: Established: 1977(0rigina1:1939) July 1, 1977 5. Name o1 Parent Company, it any: 5a. Former Firm Name(s). if any. and Year(s) Established: Gordon M. Severud, AIA, Architect 1940 Severud and Savage, Architects 1958 Severud and Knight, Architects 1962 4. Type of Ownership: Corporation 4a. Minority Owned O yes El no (Minority Ownership: 12.5%) Severud.Knight.Boerema Architects and Planners 1967 Severud.Knight.Boerema.Buff Architects and Planners 1970 6. Names of not more than Two Principals to Contact: Tit e / Telephone Robert J. Boerema, A.I.A., Principal, 305/442-8564 'lenn Allen Buff, A.I.A., Principal, 305/442-8564 7. Present Offices: City / State / Telephone / No. Personnel Each Office SKBB, Inc. Architects, Planners & Urban :Designers 121 Majorca Avenue Coral Gables, F.ora.da 33134 305/442-8564 b. Personnel by Discipline: ' . Administrative Architects __ Chemical Engineers Civil Engineers Construction Inspectors -. 5 _ Draflmtlen _ Ecologists L- conomi; is 9. itimmary of Prat i..n r,.l Hec€ ived: (insert int1..:: nu; nl'l;t ) 7a. Total Personnel 2_ Electrical Engineers Estimators Geologists Hydrologists Interior Designers Landscape Architects 1 Mechanical Engineers Mining Engineers ____ Oceanographers J__ Planners: Urban/Regional _L_ Sanitary Engineers _ Soils Engineers Specification Writers _2__ Structural Engineers Surveyors Transportation Engineers Last 5 Years (most recent year first) 197.6 1975 197 -- 1973 19.72 Direct Federal contract walk, including overses --J - Alt v:hot dantc;.tic woi I: --3--_--=— /.11 r,th2I t�rc.lyn work' - - •Firms interested in tul(iF3n v,,:rl:, but w lllout such expiirience, check here:. L 4 - 21 *Funct-iQa_5 perfQrfd_b.Y _Arc h i t Pct.s.._ n_the_. Lau - • • - -•- -- Ranges of Protesthn: t f,_r .l; c3 rc: r. wmx 1. Less than S1ud.04) 2. $100.000 to $250 000 3 $250.000 tot5G0.000 4. $500W3to$1r,ulimn 5 S1 m11lr,,n tu:': u,:IDcn 6 $2 m:Ilion tot 5 million 7. 15 nuttiuu to $ i0 it tIton 8 $10 million or greate•, i i .r.1.11• Yew 147, i i illllll 6',dlllll hlhilli III n III II . II d IIII���ILVIIIuV iI��I�IEI VIll1111,1110 iIIIl11,111 041 Graphic Design 042 Harbors; Jetties; Piers; Ship Terminal Facilities 043 Heating; Ventilating; Air Conditioning 044 Health Systems Planning 045 Highrise; Air -Rights -Type Buildings 046 Highways; Streets; Airfield Paving; Parking Lots 047 Historical Preservation 048 Hospitals & Medical Facilities 049 Hotels; Motels 050 Housing (Residential, Multi -Family; Apartments; Condominiums) 051 Hydraulics & Pneumatics 052 Industrial Buildings; Manufacturing Plants 053 Industrial Processes; Quality Control 054 Industrial Waste Treatment 055 Interior Design; Space Planning 056 Irrigation; Drainage 057 Judicial and Courtroom Facilities 058 Laboratories; Medical Research Facilities 059 Landscape Architecture 060 Libraries; Museums; Galleries 061 Lighting (Interiors; Display; Theatre, Etc.) 062 Lighting (Exteriors; Streets; Memorials; Athletic Fields, Etc.) 063 Materials Handling Systems; Conveyors; Sorters 064 Metallurgy 065 Microclimatology; Tropical Engineering 066 Military Design Standards 067 Mining & Mineralogy 068 Missile Facilities (Silos; Fuels; Transport) 069 Modular Systems Design; Pre - Fabricated Structures or Components 070 Naval Architecture; Off -Shore Platforms 071 Nuclear Facilities; Nuclear Shielding 072 Office Buildings; Industrial Parks 073 Oceanographic Engineering 074 Ordnance; Munitions; Special Weapons 075 Petroleum Exploration; Refining 076 Petroleum and Fuel (Storage and Distribution) 077 Pipelines (Cross -Country —Liquid & Gas) 078 Planning (Community, Regional, Areawide and State) 079 Planning (Site, installation, and Project) 080 Plumbing & Piping Design 081 Pneumatic Structures; Air -Support Buildings 082 Postal Facilities II IIIII III111111 iliiiu�d'iuiuhtliilr I'uliiii+Iliilllili 1J� l II hilllly 1YI �dll Li 0111i Milli Ii 311.1.111 i'I11jiiild 11 083 Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution 084 Prisons & Correctional Facilities 085 Product, Machine & Equipment Design 086 Radar; Sonar; Radio & Radar Telescopes 087 Railroad; Rapid Transit 088 Recreation Facilities (Parks, Marinas, Etc.) 089 Rehabilitation (Buildings; Structures; Facilities) 090 Resource Recovery; Recycling 091 Radio Frequency Systems & Shieldings 092 Rivers; Canals; Waterways; Flood Control 093 Safety Engineering; Accident Studies; OSHA Studies r'94 Security Systems; Intruder & Smoke Detection 095 Seismic Designs & Studies 096 Sewage Collection, Treatment and Disposal 097 Soils & Geologic Studies; Foundations 098 Solar Energy Utilization 099 Solid Wastes; Incineration; Land Fill 100 Special Environments; Clean Rooms, Etc. 101 Structural Design; Special Structures 102 Surveying; Platting; Mapping; Flood Plain Studies 103 Swimming Pools 104 Storm Water Handling & Facilities 105 Telephone Systems (Rural; Mobile; Intercom, Etc.) 106 Testing & Inspection Services 107 Traffic & Transportation Engineering 108 Towers (Self -Supporting & Guyed Systems) 109 Tunnels & Subways 110 Urban Renewal; Community Development 111 Utilities (Gas & Steam) 112 Value Analysis; Life -Cycle Costing 113 Warehouses & Depots 114 Water Resources; Hydrology; Ground Water 115 Water Supply, Treatment and Distribution 116 Wind Tunnels; Research/Testing Facilities Design 117 Zoning; Land Use Studies 201 202 - 203 204 205 --- 011 1111 II II III II IIiVi �I Ild �I I Ills I I Experience Profile Code Numbers for use with questions 10 and 11 001 Acoustics; Noise Abatement 002 Aerial Photogrammetry 003 Agricultural Development; Grain Storage; Farm Mechanization 004 Air Pollution Control 005 Airports; Navaids; Airport Lighting; Aircraft Fueling 006 Airports; Terminals & Hangars; Freight Handling 007 Arctic Facilities 008 Auditoriums & Theatres 009 Automation; Controls; Instrumentation 010 Barracks; Dormitories 011 Bridges 012 Cemeteries (Planning & Relocation) 013 Chemical Processing & Storage 014 Churches; Chapels 015 Codes; Standards; Ordinances 016 Cold Storage; Refrigeration; Fast Freeze 017 Commercial Buildings (low rise); Shopping Centers 018 Communications Systems; TV; Microwave 019 Computer Facilities; Computer Service 020 Conservation and Resource Management 021 Construction Management 022 Corrosion Control; Cathodic Protection; Electrolysis 023 Cost Estimating 024 Dams (Concrete; Arch) 025 Dams (Earth; Rock); Dikes; Levees 026 Desalinization (Process & Facilities)• 027 Dining Halls; Clubs; Restaurants 028 Ecological & Archeological Investigations 029 Educational Facilities; Classrooms 030 Electronics 031 Elevators; Escalators; People -Movers 032 Energy Conservation; New Energy Sources 033 Environmental Impact Studies, Assessments or Statements 034 Fallout Shelters; Blast -Resistant Design 035 Field Houses; Gyms; Stadiums 036 Fire Protection 037 Fisheries; Fish Ladders 038 Forestry & Forest Products 039 Garages; Vehicle Maintenance Facilities; Parking Decks 040 Gas Systems (Propane; Natural, Etc.) ..---•$ r,.. ,. IL lilt Hlijill JI`I'lul{ III Y' � II i'lild Ills I1'I III. II illl'illl 19ia�i��l dI 111.11 Yr1ltll�iill1li� olli �IIIIII� Iliil�llllllliul� II11111111111ih�il AV AN ld'illlllll�liil�d x• Ill1lill1 L111 II'�I�Illihi'll� `iIiIIIIIIIIiIVillil l lllul .Ili III �' I � h;IIuIW�l�lll'll! Ihd Iu JV I III �I I I Illl�l�l�llll���l�ld �,I�I I I. �� IiIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIllliiilll,Il,l�llli�ll `` I I� I I�iI�V���ddV�IVi1���11J I III II II III �II II� 1 1`t. ('iodic. cd (iun's Prur r.t L>.p.- ri: ,1io, 1 , r 5 Yr ' I'rutrla • 'Nurntlr , of to►_t c't,r;c tees t c,da #'raj ct , i (t,, t1 ,1 t .:ends) ! 008 6 102 0144 4 26 017 4 26 021 4 34 023 ALL Inc. in Fee 027 7 1 24 029 16 i 2,62 032 ; 1 , 6 033 1 1 NA 035 4 , 16 1 it Project Examples, Last 5 Years PC. or "IE" ; Project Name and Location Profile I "P C I Sunrise Cultural and Convention 4,000 Seat Theater Sunrise, Florida 008 014 r:'ruttlu ' Coda . I NuniLcr of Projects 039 6 045 3 047 1 048 5 050 5 052 3 055 6 058 4 069 1 072 i 8 !First Baptist Church of Perrine Perrine (Miami), Florida Master planning and Individual Building Design 017 IP ,; Chase Federal Savings and Loan Association Dadeland(Miarni), Florida Complete Headquarters Offices )21 023 027 029 .J V rP iP Ctr. 4 rankl in Plaza ' Coral Gables, Florida 13 Fir. Office Bldg. & Parking ;Garage 5 All Projects t' University Club first Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. Miami, Florida ' Westminster Christian School Miami (Dade Co.), Florida Master Planning and Phased Imple- mental.ifln-..—a_..prIvaLu_insr ilt,t inn 1 li III'lll IIIIIIiiIIIIIIIIIIiiIIIli�idil�il,Y#iYliYllil�l�lifiiiii''il�ildl��WiIVliiliiilil in ARF-Jilr--JR (a t tl,.•u�:,; tJ .i 188 10 20 480 195 130 74 25 50 85 Owner Name and Address City of Sunrise 1277 Sunset Strip Sunrise, Florida, 33313 rt�td� Codo 078 079 082 088 089 096 110 112 113 117 First Baptist Church of Perrine 16905 S. W. 90 Avenue Miami, Florida, 33157 Chase Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. 7300 N. Kendall Drive Miami, Florida, 33156 Nurnt!t ; (II Nroje::i' 4 9 1 9 l 2 4 Franklin Realty Mortgage Trust Philadelphia, Pa. All Projects 33131 Westminster Christian School Business Center 15000 S.W. 67 Avenue _.._- University Club Attn: J. Scott First Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. Miami, Florida Ilrii l I1I11II IIP1iIIIIi ViGit'id�liil tlWmlliil io lot (•:, _._ C_ (in tho , Community Advisor 71 50 46 244 155 NA 5 140 13 & NA Cost of Work (in thousands) $3,000 Completion Date (Actual or Estimated) 1976 1977 1974 $3,500 1974 (1/2 Total Project) Total Volume 250 $3,500 (to date) Swoop,' r„nn 2`.-4 J.i', 1 y'5 1975 1974-77 (a continu- liny proj.) �I�IIltlrtil Il�iil MA 1 t1 11 i iV�I�VVV� �VYffl��i� lei L L—_ School of -business Administration University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida The Pequannock Watershed Conservation and Development Plan Newark, New Jersey Westminster Christian School Gymnasium/Cafetoriurn Miami (Dade Co.), Florida Miami Heart Institute Parking Garage for Extended Care Facility 12 Miami Heart Institute Extended Care Facility, Miami Beach, Florida High Rise Patient Care & Parking Fac a private institution 13 The Coral Gables House Coral Gables, Fla. Restoration of House, Ancillary _—structures_ and. 14 15 Jackson Memorial Hospital Rehabilitation Center ... a County Hospital P Bati Services . Modular Low Cost Housing Del Ray, Florida 16 Pepsi -Cola Bottling Plant Orlando, Florida Site Planning 11 Acres, 3 structures 17 Chase Federal Savings L Loan Assn. Main Offices & Branches Miami, Florida 18 Medical Clinic Lagos, Nigeria Prototype 19 Modular' Low Cost Housing Miami, Florida s �I li�l Univcrs1tj; �f Coral Gables, Jilllli i Ii �I IIII �I �V''I,Vtll Mull Florida Villl 9lldilr IJi 41iIdG Newark Watershed Conservation and Development Corporation 972 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey 07102 Westminster Christian School Business Center .15000 S. W. 67 Avenue Miami, Florida, 33158 Miami Heart Institute, Inc. 4701 N. Meridian Avenue Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Miami Heart Institute, Inc. 4701 N. Meridian Avenue Miami Beach, Florida 33140 City of Coral Gables 405 Biltmore Way Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Dade County Office Of Chief Architect Justice Building Miami, Florida, 33012 Bati Services Paris, France (HQ Office) fill IIVIiIdIIIIIIuIJiVI National Beverages Pepsi -Cola Bottlers Orlando Central Industrial Park Orlando, Florida, - 32802 __ _ Chase Federal Savings & Loan Assn. 7300 N. Kendall Drive Miami, Florida, 33156 P. Ellebute, M.U. Special Consultant to Govt. of Nigeria c/o SKBB, Inc. 121 Majorca Ave, Corai Gables, USA Unit -Built Systems, Inc. (An inactive corporation owned by mem- bers of this architectural firm) 111111111111161111,111111111 Idl ,J111i1114 i�intl it III�iVliru i fltl ��u��i CA. lily $3,500 19/7 . N.A. - 1 1975 $1,000 $i,800 $5,000 400 $4,000 $9,000 $2,500 $1,650 54,500 (U.S.) $ 50 Research 6 prototype 1977 1973 1973 hull lily 1Vj II'1 1977-78 1977 1977 1974 1974-75 1978 _ontinuing „i, „�lilrala ..I it 1m11lit �ll II 11119E 1IIl lit iil iVil161 Wfi iii IhuihIifiiifi I C/a iP IIII I I� I'II IiI IIiIIIII %II 111 VII uldiIIPII l 11 ..21 .r1 rim iJ.r rio...Vonsible lot CM, 13 Flr. Office Eldy. Br ickel l Ave. 1 Lvel.:l..ent Council Miami, Florida .... Professional Advisors on ;Planning and Zoning Criteria Master Plan: Miami Christian College :Miami, Florida Post Office (Flayler Station) Miami, Florida The do.nto,:n postal facility ... demolition & New construction rt,iami Christian College Miami, Florida ... Soccer, baseball, swimming, tennis, handball . . . Jackson Meorial Hospital Institute Annex •1iiami , Florida ... Major Rehabilitation/r:,ulti_ story n orth District t•'aste:Dater Plant 1:o. Dade County (Miami), Fla. Master Planning... "Campus" Plan, S everal Structures W ashington Square Redevelopment Project Washington Square, Philadelphia School of Business Administration University of .Miami Coral Gables, Fla. Iliiiilllmm Ili iVllll(lidlJll I� "Planet Ocean" Exposition Building for 'International Oceanographic Fdn. F.E.C. Pr. ;.ert.y/Ilighest and Study MAImi, Florida _ t -- 12. The tore going is a star:riu%(2.1 \ / t �,... ,1 1 rrI . r.•.., Pri, . i ,l , i4, .r .I l ■ (rr.,::r,r, )Wn,) Bust Use III 1 1 L. .J 117 .—c l Philadelphia, Pa. City of Miami Commission Miami, Florida Miami Christian College 2300 N. W. 135 St. Miami, Florida 33167 U.S. Postal Service 5511 Executive Drive Tampa, Florida 33609 Miami Christian College 2300 N. W. 135 Street Miami, Florida 33167 Dade County Office of Chief Architect Justice Building Miami, Florida Post:Buckley.Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. • 7500 N. W. 52 Street, tliami,F1a.33166 Ultimate Client: Dade Co. Water & Sewer Authority Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority Philadelphia, Pa. Iiul II ii IIi I , .—.r ,� ...�.. (1/2 total proj<!ct) 1J/: not established 1974 University of.Miami Coral Gables, Florida International Oceanographic Foundation Virginia'Key Miami, Florida, 33149 J. 1. Wilson 107 Colonial Fuilding :16201 S. W. 5th Ave. 41i mi, Florida 33157 - ,.r;r:r•t. J), AIA, Vic. r,.•Sid. r:t ,s , I $35,000 Bldgs. only. $2,0 N.A. 1917 1975 1977 1975 1511 I l , 1111111 11111111111111111111 II 111111 11 ill1111i id, 1I111 II 111 1111111I 11111111, 111i i hill I''I! Il it 1111111111111,11 111111111 111 11 1 in i11L1 ililoliu�l I✓�ii1tll�i�Yi1�1111Y�i11 • :�6�I1 m, m111„1a1, 1111111,d 1i 111.1,1 1'11 11111 1 1111II�I