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Message from the Conference Chairs 1

Message from the AAJ 2

Schedule at a Glance 3

Concurrent Sessions 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Architectural Tours 7 This conference is the result of excellent teamwork. The Academy of Architecture for Justice Advisory Group – Plenary and Keynote 8 Ms. Catherine Chan, Ms. Liz Minnis, Ms. Linda Bernauer, Mr. Lorenzo Lopez, and Ms. Amy Phillips – would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the conference planning Session Descriptions 9 committee: Chair – Mr. Jim Mueller Speaker Biographies 15 Co-Chair – Mr. Gerald Winkler Golf 30 Courts Track Chair – Mr. Bob Schwartz Corrections/Detention Track Chair – Mr. Steve Carter JFR Awards Banquet 31 Law Enforcement Track Chair – Mr. Jake Davis In addition, we would like to express our special thanks to Exhibitor Information 32 the wonderful support of: Ms. Kathleen Simpson, Ms. Lori Feinman and the entire Conference Map 36 team at the AIA Ms. Monica Clarke and Mr. Nick Putnam Saturday Workshop 37 We are truly honored to work with such a talented (and fun) group! And thank you all for joining us—we look forward to Experience Portland 38 sharing ideas with all of you! Sponsors / Partnerships 42 The Academy of Architecture for Justice Advisory Group MESSAGE FROM THIS YEAR’S CONFERENCE CHAIRS We believe that the theme of this year’s conference—Alternative Project Delivery—will have an especially broad bandwidth of interest across the justice marketplace since its context affects every participant in justice facility development: owner/users, design professionals, builders, vendors, financiers, operators, et.al. As the utilization of various delivery methodologies and the technologies that effectively mandate them, such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), evolve over the foreseeable future, the interface between participants must inevitably become a more intimate one. This process of integration will change not only how we practice our professions but also how we will structure our respective business models to successfully engage the changing environment. It will require that, as a community, we become more collaborative and transparent rather than combative and protective, that we mutually respect one another’s needs and motivations, and that we partner in the best interests of our shared project work. Though challenging, we are experiencing one of those exciting periods of change which can and will transform what we do and how we do it. It is the salient issue of our time, yet, in large part, it has progressed in and of its own momentum with limited collective forethought, planning, and discipline. Subsequently, the conference will be comprised of a series of detention/corrections, court, and law enforcement track sessions selected to motivate and encourage discussions which address the utility and financial viability of the various alternative delivery models.

It is the goal of this year’s conference to bring together the entire kaleidoscope of delivery participants to openly share knowledge, best practices, perspective, and concerns across the disciplines in the interest of achieving a more equitable standard of practice in the application of alternative delivery protocols. To this end, the Design-Build Institute of America has most generously and enthusiastically committed its active support to the success of the conference.

Historically, this conference has been a crucible for facilitating discussion and expediting knowledge transfer across our large, diverse community. So come to Portland, promote the dialogue, assist with the formation of our future, and enjoy some of the best wine and food in the country!

Sincerely,

Jim Mueller, AIA Gerald Winkler, AIA, NCARB 2013 Conference Chair 2013 Conference Co-Chair

1 MESSAGE FROM THE AAJ ADVISORY GROUP CHAIR Welcome to our 2013 Academy of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) Conference held in the beautiful city of Portland in Oregon! We treasure this annual opportunity to meet up face to face with our fellow colleagues and partners who share the same passion and interest for justice architecture. We are not “only architects talking to architects” – AAJ membership represents more than 1,800 individuals from every facet of the industry, including design professionals, facility owners and operators, contractors and developers alike.

© Chi Fang Photography I would like to welcome the collaborative participation of Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) and AIA Project Delivery Knowledge Community. You can earn both AIA and DBIA CE credits for attending this conference. What an exciting step we made for true partnership.

Like a building project, everyone on the team, behind and in front of the scenes, contributes to the successful outcomes. Collaboration should be celebrated at all levels, from the emerging professionals (EP) to the seasoned veterans. This year, we have awarded scholarship to six EP to report for and attend our conference: Ms. Erin Costino, Ms. Jenna Rae Pairolero, Ms. Emily Schilb, Mr. Tommy Sinclair, Ms. Marcia Strange, Ms. Laura Wood, Ms. Roxanne Robles, and Ms. Adrienne Fainman. Please reach out to and share with them your thoughts.

We live in the age of changes where reinventing ourselves is the new constant. It is a new way of life that nothing is quite the same like five, ten or twenty years ago – people (generation and culture), economy, communication, delivery, service model, etc. We need to think outside the box of “business as usual” so we can stay ahead of the game and, better yet, bring along the next wave of changes.

How do we keep up with these changes? What should we do as design and building partners in the justice architecture community to make good changes happen? How can we take advantage of the new technologies to advance ourselves in this business? I believe the simple answer is in us. We, owners, designers, and builders alike, should come together to partner and collaborate for the best results. It would be a win-win project for all – embrace the high efficiency in communication, digital design, virtual construction planning, data-centric documentation, and many more.

We no longer need to work or think in segments. Project delivery can now have the flexibility of blending in different elements of the planning, design and construction at different times. The conventional steps may no longer apply when everything can be seamlessly linked together. We actually have many more choices to work a project out effectively, efficiently and successfully. The traditional way of handing over from one entity to another, from one phase to another may not be the most efficient way of doing business anymore.

The new means will help us get to where we want quicker and easier if we use them wisely. The most valuable and irreplaceable asset is in us, the people. The new “business unusual” is in our hands. The new successful changes are of our own making. Let’s work together to march into the new future of justice architecture!

Sincerely,

Catherine Chan, AIA, HKIA, LEED AP BD+C 2013 National AAJ Advisory Group Chair

2 schedule at a glance

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Golf Tee Times (external social event, see page 30 for details)

11:00 AM Registration Opens – Hilton Portland & Executive Tower

1:45 PM–3:30 PM AAJ Advisory Group Meeting (open to all members)

4:00 PM–5:30 PM Opening Plenary: Craig H. Unger, DBIA – Alternative Project Delivery: An Owner’s Perspective

5:30 PM–7:30 PM Welcome Reception with Exhibitors

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 7:00 AM–8:00 AM Continental Breakfast With Exhibitors

8:00 AM–9:30 AM Concurrent Sessions

9:45 AM–11:15 AM Concurrent Sessions

11:30 AM–1:00 PM Keynote Lunch: George T. Heery, FAIA, RIBA, FCMAA, FBIA + Jeffery K. Luney, AIA, LEED AP – Focus on Bridging: Understanding Features & Benefits of this Alternative Project Delivery Method

1:15 PM–2:45 PM Concurrent Sessions

2:45 PM–3:30 PM Afternoon Break with Exhibitors

3:30 PM–4:30 PM Concurrent Sessions

4:30 PM–5:30 PM Reception with Exhibitors

7:00 PM–10:00 PM JFR Awards Banquet - JFR 13 Jury - Lessons from the State-of-the-Art (ticketed event)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 7:00 AM–8:00 AM Special Breakfast Program with Cliff Brewis, Hon. AIA CC The Business Value of BIM in North America – Multi Year Trend Analysis & User Ratings (2007–2012)

8:00 AM–9:30 AM Concurrent Sessions

9:45 AM–10:45 AM Concurrent Sessions

11:00 AM–Noon Concurrent Sessions

12:15 PM–1:30 PM Lunch & Closing Plenary: Judge James R. Hargreaves, Mark Kroeker & Michael Gower – Reflections & Trends in the Criminal Justice System

1:45 PM–2:45 Cross Pollination Discussion

3:00 PM–5:00 PM Facility Tours: including the Edith Green/Wendell Wyatt Federal Building, Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse, Nike World Campus, and Washington County Community Corrections Facility

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 7:30 AM–11:00 AM Sustainable Justice Workshop (free, registration required)

AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 | THE FUTURE IS NOW 3 concurrent sessions

COURTS CORRECTIONS/DETENTION LAW ENFORCEMENT/OTHERS

WEDNESDAY

9 AM Tee Time! Oregon Golf Association Golf Course, 2850 Hazelnut Drive, Woodburn, OR (External Social Event)

11 AM Registration Opens

1:45–3:30 PM AAJ Advisory Group Meeting (open to all members)

4–5:30 PM PL-O1: 1.5 LUs Opening Plenary: Craig H. Unger, DBIA – Alternate Project Delivery: An Owner’s Perspective

5:30–7:30 PM Welcome Reception with Exhibitor

THURSDAY

7 AM Continental Breakfast

8 AM CT-01: 1.5 HSW/LUs CD-01: 1.5 LUs LE-01: 1.5 LUs

Court Technology: AIA/InfoComm Alternative Delivery Methods Design Build Best Practices* Guidelines, Delivery & Emerging Trends Lessons Learned - Washington State Department of Corrections Greg Gidez, AIA, DBIA, moderator Robert W. Schwartz, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C Jim Whitaker, AIA, DBIA, NCARB Larry Hurlbert, AIA, DBIA Jay Farbstein, PhD, FAIA Jeff Goodale, ACA Bill Kent Jennifer Williard, CTS Brian Day David Jansen, PE, LEED AP David Samura Patrick Crosby, SE, LEED AP, DBIA Bill Dobyns, DBIA, LEED AP Craig H. Unger, DBIA Bill Phillips, PE

9:45 AM CT-02: 1.5 LUs CD-02: 1.5 LUs LE-02: 1.5 LUs

Opportunities in Austerity for P3: Lessons from Around the World Design Excellence through Design Build Courts & Communities (& Other Integrated Project Deliveries)* Robert Fisch, AICP, LEED AP Frank Greene, FAIA David Banks Greg Gidez, AIA, DBIA, moderator ® Julia Hughes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Marv Hounjet, MBA, ME Beverly Prior, FAIA, LEED BD+C, NCARB Elizabeth Minnis, AIA Robert Boraks, OAA Rick del Monte, AIA Curt Fentress, FAIA, RIBA Kay Compton, AIA

11:30 AM–1 PM PL-O2: 1 LU Keynote Lunch: George T. Heery, FAIA, RIBA, FCMAA, FBIA & Jeffery K. Luney, AIA, LEED AP Focus on Bridging: Understanding Features & Benefits of this Alternative Project Delivery Method

*Sessions co-sponsored be the Design Build Institute of America and the AIA Project Delivery Knowledge Community.

4 COURTS CORRECTIONS/DETENTION LAW ENFORCEMENT/OTHERS

THURSDAY

1:15 PM CT-03: 1.5 HSW/LUs CD-03: 1.5 HSW/LUs LE-03: 1.5 LUs

A New Courthouse Paradigm Achieving Forensic Facility California Highway Patrol, Grass Valley Design Excellence in the Context Lessons Learned – A Case Study of Alternative Project Delivery Charles M. Oraftik, FAIA Jay Farbstein, PhD, FAIA Michael E. Smith, AIA Michael A. Moxam, OAA Lorenzo Lopez, AIA, LEED AP Erik Winje, LEED AP Russell McElroy, AIA, NCARB Peter Kiefer Patrick McCuen Tom Kyle, OAA, MRAIC, LEED AP Phil Knox

2:45–3:30 PM Afternoon Break with Exhibitors

3:30 PM CT-04: 1 LU CD-04: 1 LU LE-04: 1 LU

Alternative Project Delivery... At-Risk/GMP Program Management: Lean Collaborative Tools Applied to Public Boom or Bust? The Next Evolution in Project Delivery Funded Design Build Projects (“Making Projects Fun Again”) Curt Parde, AIA, LEED BD+C Bill Echols Michael Brenchley, AIA Bill Proctor

4:30–5:30 PM Reception with Exhibitors

7–10 PM JFR: 1 LU Justice Facilities Review Banquet (separate ticketed event) – Oregon Historical Society The JFR Awards: Lessons from the State-of-the-Art Jay Farbstein, PhD, FAIA, Jury Chair and Moderator

friday

7 AM PL-03: 1 LU Special Breakfast Program with Cliff Brewis, Hon. AIA CC The Business Value of BIM in North America. Multi Year Trend Analysis and User Ratings (2007–2012)

8 AM CT-05: 1.5 LUs CD-05: 1.5 LUs LE-05: 1.5 HSW/LUs

Lessons from the DBFM Trenches The Real “P3” Delivery Model: Sustainable Justice Principles in Practice David Clusiau, OAA, FRAIC, LEED AP Perception, Process & Politics Part 1: Case Studies Laura Maiello Larry Hartman, AIA, Moderator Doug Younger Raphael Sperry, AIA, LEED AP Buddy Johns Tom Perica, AIA, LEED AP Julia Hughes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Alan Bright, AIA, LEED AP Ken Ricci, FAIA Frank Greene, FAIA

AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 | THE FUTURE IS NOW 5 concurrent sessions

COURTS CORRECTIONS/DETENTION LAW ENFORCEMENT/OTHERS

friday

9:45 AM CT-06: 1 LU CD-06: 1 HSW/LU LE-06: 1 HSW/LU

Renew, Expand or Replace: California’s New Prison Sustainable Justice Principles in Practice Making the Tough Calls Health Care Facility Part II: A Systems Approach

Michael Bowers, PE, MSE George Dyckes Julia Hughes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Charles (Chuck) Short Colin Blaney, SE Moderator Douglas Bray Jeff Goodale, ACA Elizabeth Minnis, AIA Duncan Broyd, RIBA, LEED AP BD+C Mark Radell, LEED AP BD+C Wendy Still Mike Justice, AIA Jeanne Woodford Michael Meredith Richard W. Velde Shannon Gustine Beverly Prior, FAIA, LEED BD+C, NCARB Bill Prindle, LEED AP Larry Hartman, AIA Paul Hagashima, AIA, LEED AP

11 AM CT-07: 1 LU CD-07: 1 LU LE-07: 1 LU

Courts Design Excellence & Rapid The Private Sector’s Best Practices in A 21st Century Police Heaquarters Delivery at Billings & Bakersfield Delivery Methods - CCA Experience & Rises Out of the Heart of Darkness Philosophy Steve McConnell, FAIA, LEED AP, NCARB Jake Davis, AIA, LEED AP Matthew Somerton, AIA Joseph F. Haines, AIA, DBIA Brian Meade, AIA, LEED AP Wayne Einbinder Larry Hlavacek, AIA, SE Tim Aebie, AIA, DBIA

12:15 PM PL04: 1.25 LUs Lunch & Closing Plenary with Judge James R. Hargreaves, Mark Kroeker, and Michael Gower Reflections & Trends in the Criminal Justice System

1:45 PM Cross-Pollination Discussion

3–5 PM Tours: 1 LU each Facility Tours: including the Edith Green/Wendell Wyatt Federal Building, Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse, Washington County Community Corrections Center, and Nike World Campus

Evening Feast Portland (External Social Event)

saturday

7:30–11 AM SA-01: 3 HSW/LUs Sustainable Justice Workshop (free, registration required)

**Program subject to change.

6 architectural tours

Edith Green/Wendell Wyatt Federal Building Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse Friday, September 20 from 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM Friday, September 20 from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Meet at Federal Building entrance at 3:00 PM. 1220 SW 3rd Avenue Meet at Courthouse entrance at 3:00 PM. 620 SW Main Street The recently completed Federal Building modernization is a $139M A product of GSA’s Design Excellence Program, the 16 story CMc project which is a poster child for GSA’s green building Courthouse completes the government center district in downtown program. The 525,000 SF building was modernized under the Portland. The 563,000 SF courthouse provides space for 21 district Federal Guiding Principals for High Performing Green Buildings and magistrate courtrooms, judges chambers, and support spaces and funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of including offices for the Clerk of the Court, US Marshals, the circuit 2009. It is on track for LEED Platinum Certification. library, probation, and pretrial. Tour Leaders: Jennifer Taylor, AIA, SERA Architects; Lisa Patterson, Tour Leaders: Libby Barber, AIA, BOORA Architects; John AIA, SERA Architects; Matthew Braun, PE, Howard S. Wright Co. Meadows, AIA, BOORA Architects

Nike World Campus Washington County Community Corrections Center Friday, September 20 from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Friday, September 20 from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM One Bowerman Drive, Beaverton, OR | Bus tour guided - 2 hours 260 SW Adams Street, Hillsboro, OR | Bus tour guided - 2 hours (Meet to board bus at hotel entrance at 2:45 PM) Meet to board bus at hotel entrance at 2:45 PM. Nike World Headquarters consists of 23 buildings of over 2.5 This multi-function 77,000 SF county justice center includes a 544 million SF planned and designed by one architect on 225 acres, bed Jail, 224 bed Community Corrections Center, Law Enforcement all reflecting the Fortune 500 company’s sports and recreation operations of the Sheriff’s Department, and Courts. The Community brand. The campus incorporates a network of trails, a central lake Corrections component is recognized as a national model. Local and wetland habitat system, and recreation facilities. The multi- firm ZGF in association with HDR Architecture designed the overall phase project has received numerous awards, including BOMA’s facility with HDR providing all of the Detention Housing design and International Corporate Campus of the Year and recognition by Jail operations portion of the project. ESPN as “one of America’s most important sports venues. Tour Leaders: Cpl. Heather Wiley, assisting: Bill Akiyama, HDR Tour Leaders: Michael Monnier, AIA, Nike, Inc.; Marc Labadie, CSI, LEED AP, TVA Architects

AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 | THE FUTURE IS NOW 7 plenary & keynote

OPENING PLENARY BREAKFAST PRESENTATION

Craig Unger Cliff Brewis Hon. AIA CC Wednesday, September 18 Friday, September 20 4–5:30 PM 4–5:30 PM

Alternate Project Delivery: An Owner’s Perspective The Business Value of BIM in North America. Multi Year Trend Analysis and User Ratings (2007-2012) Owners have various options in delivering new Projects. Why is industry trending towards an integrated design-build project Features & Benefits to Owners for Bridging as an Alternative Project delivery approach? More and more Owners are making the Delivery Method for Justice Facilities and all types of buildings transition away from the traditional linear design-bid-build project except single family residences and other small projects. delivery methodology. This session will entail a discussion on With an introduction by: risk assessment, performance-based requirements and source selection procedures, with an emphasis on integrated design-build Jake Davis, AIA, LEED AP, AIA AAJ 2013 Conference Law “done right.” Enforcement Track Leader

With an introduction by: Jim Mueller, AIA, DBIA, AAJ 2013 Conference Chair CLOSING PLENARY KEYNOTE LUNCH

Judge James R. Hargreaves Mark Kroeker George T. Heery FAIA, RIBA, FCMAA, FBIA Michael Gower Jeffrey F. Luney AIA, LEED AP Friday, September 20 Thursday, September 19 12:15–1:30 PM 11:30 AM–1 PM Reflections and Trends in the Criminal Justice System Focus on Bridging: Understanding Features & Benefits of this Knowledgeable local representatives of the Oregon criminal justice Alternative Project Delivery Method system will reflect on their roles as a judge, chief of police, and Features & Benefits to Owners for Bridging as an Alternative Project correctional administrator within the context of emerging trends that Delivery Method for Justice Facilities and all types of buildings could influence the ways that facilities to house the operations may except single family residences and other small projects. change in the future.

With an introduction by: With an introduction by: Jim Mueller, AIA, DBIA, AIA AAJ 2013 Conference Chair Steve Carter, AICP, AIA AAJ 2013 Courts Track Leader

8 session descriptions courts

Court Technology: AIA/InfoComm Guidelines, A New Courthouse Paradigm Delivery & Emerging Trends Thursday September 19 Thursday September 19 1:15–2:45 PM 8–9:30 AM This joint AAJ/NACM presentation will reimagine and predict the characteristics of tomorrow’s courthouse by anticipating future This session reviews the recently published Court Technology court operational and facility changes that will result from rapidly Guidelines developed jointly by members of the AAJ and InfoComm advancing technologies, economic necessity, significant operational and project delivery; examines new technologies impacting future trends and changing demographic, climatic and societal conditions. court operations and explores the specialized technology used by This will not be about “tweaking” today’s courthouse. It will be the International Criminal Court in The Hague to linking participants about anticipating the emergence of an entirely new paradigm for from remote areas of the world. future judicial facilities. This, in turn, could have an astonishing SPEAKERS impact on how “today’s” court facilities are programmed, planned and designed. Robert W. Schwartz, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C Jay Farbstein, PhD, FAIA SPEAKERS Jennifer Williard, CTS Charles M. Oraftik, FAIA David Samura Jay Farbstein, PhD, FAIA Lorenzo Lopez, AIA, LEED AP Peter Kiefer Opportunities in Austerity for Phil Knox Courts & Communities Thursday September 19 9:45–11:15 AM Alternative Project Delivery ... Boom or Bust? Thursday, September 19 The current economic challenges in funding for public programs and projects have placed great pressure on courts officials to 3:30–4:30 PM continue to provide necessary services in the face of inadequate Often, architects are on the outside looking in during initial facilities and growing need. The opportunity for innovation, development of D/B projects. In addition, it is expensive to pursue driven both by the imperative to reduce cost while increasing D/B work due to the effort required to submit a D/B proposal. effectiveness, is never greater than in such a crisis, where all Let’s explore project examples and look at what works best for all aspects of operations must be closely scrutinized. This panel will involved. provide an overview of national best practices in innovation, with a detailed look at the current responses in the California court system, SPEAKERS extracting lessons for broad application. Curt Parde, AIA, LEED BD+C SPEAKERS Michael Brenchley, AIA Frank Greene, FAIA Julia Hughes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Elizabeth Minnis, AIA Lessons from the DBFM trenches Friday September 20 8:00–9:30 AM

Based on the experience learned from seven justice related Design- Build-Finance-Operate (DBFM) pursuits, both wins and losses, the challenges of this delivery method for the consultant architect will be examined bringing to light factors that impact project development not usually confronted in the traditional design bid model.

SPEAKERS David Clusiau, OAA, FRAIC, LEED AP

AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 | THE FUTURE IS NOW 9 session descriptions courts

Renew, Expand or Replace: Making the Tough Calls Friday September 20 9:45–10:45 AM

How can we help court stakeholders make informed decisions on whether to renovate, expand or replace their existing facilities? How to intelligently and rationally understand and balance factors such as: financing challenges, potential construction/operations conflicts, transformational technologies, initial costs, life cycle costs, operational efficiency, political goals, new code requirements, rapidly changing technologies, inter-departmental rivalries, etc., that combine to slow or stall (often for many years) any kind of forward progress toward improved court facilities?

SPEAKERS Michael Bowers, PE MSE Charles (Chuck) Short Douglas Bray Duncan Broyd, RIBA, LEED AP BD+C

Courts Design Excellence & Rapid Delivery at Billings & Bakersfield Friday September 20 11:00 AM–12:00 PM

In this case study session, NBBJ will present their learnings from the design and delivery of the GSA’s first two competition-selected, design-build, Design Excellence courthouses. The architects will focus on the innovations required in both design and process to achieve the goals of this new GSA delivery model.

SPEAKERS Steve McConnell, FAIA, LEED AP, NCARB Matthew Somerton, AIA

TRACK CHAIR: BOB SCHWARTZ, FAIA Group Vice President, Justice Planner and Designer, HOK St. Louis, Missouri

10 session descriptions corrections & detention

Alternative Delivery Methods Lessons Learned - At-Risk/GMP Program Management: The Next Washington State Department of Corrections Evolution in Project Delivery Thursday September 19 Thursday September 19 8 AM–9:30 AM 3:30 PM–4:30 PM

The panel will discuss utilizing case studies of both GC/CM At AIA’s 1999 Conference, this presentation of a “newer” delivery (Washington State version of CM at Risk) and Design-Build method was presented. At the time not only was the name new, correctional projects of the Washington State Department of so was the concept. It is still new, but single responsibility project Corrections. It will highlight the experiences and lessons learned delivery is gaining ground. No longer are owners faced with a short from utilizing these alternative delivery methods. The panel will list for project delivery. include the Owners, Builders, and an Architect involved in the different delivery methods. Best practices for each delivery method SPEAKERS will also be shared. Bill Echols

SPEAKERS Larry Hurlbert, AIA, DBIA The Real “P3” Delivery Model: Bill Kent Perception, Process and Politics David Jansen, PE, LEED AP Bill Dobyns, DBIA, LEED AP Friday September 20 Bill Phillips, PE 8 AM–9:30 AM The evolving P3 financing and delivery model has breathed new life into public infrastructure projects throughout the world. But P3: Lessons from Around the World what exactly is P3? What are its risks and rewards? How do social infrastructure projects benefit from the model? How can architects Thursday September 19 maintain design decision integrity in a cost-driven model? This 9:45 AM–11:15 AM panel of representatives from the design, developer, and legal communities, will explore the critical “need to know” elements of The panel of international practitioners who have developed P3, substantively and strategically. P3 justice projects will share their lessons learned from successfully using the project delivery method in other countries SPEAKERS on built projects. Laura Maiello SPEAKERS Doug Younger Robert Fisch, AICP, LEED AP Buddy Johns David Banks California’s New Prison Health Care Facility Achieving Forensic Facility Design Excellence In Friday September 20 the Context of Alternative Project Delivery 9:45 AM–10:45 AM

Thursday September 19 The 2,855-bed California Health Care Facility in Stockton, California 1:15 PM–2:45 PM is the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s new prison health care facility and their first design/build project. Hear The largest forensics laboratory facility in North America, located in about the challenges and successes of delivering this complex Toronto, Ontario is now complete and open for business. Delivered facility from the owner, criteria architect, and representatives from using the Province of Ontario’s Public-Private Partnership approach, the project’s three design/build teams. the new Forensic Service and Coroners Court Complex exemplifies the highest quality of laboratory, workplace and urban design SPEAKERS resulting in a highly functional facility that will provide its developing George Dyckes Michael Meredith community with a sense of civic identity, pride and belonging. Colin Blaney, SE Shannon Gustine SPEAKERS Jeff Goodale, ACA Bill Prindle, LEED AP Michael A. Moxam, OAA Mark Radell, LEED AP BD+C Paul Hagashima, AIA, LEED AP Russell McElroy, AIA, NCARB Mike Justice, AIA Tom Kyle, OAA, MRAIC, LEED AP

AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 | THE FUTURE IS NOW 11 session descriptions corrections & detention

The Private Sector’s Best Practices in Delivery Methods—CCA Experience and Philosophy Friday, September 20 11:00 AM -–12:00 PM

A historical perspective of CCA’s best practice experience in procuring services for their facility development over a 30 year history and why this process continues to evolve to respond to today’s changing marketplace.

SPEAKERS Joseph F. Haines, AIA, DBIA Wayne Einbinder Tim Aebie, AIA, DBIA

TRACK CHAIR: STEPHEN CARTER, AICP Founder and President, CGL Columbia, South Carolina

12 session descriptions law enforcement & OTHERS

Design Build Best Practices California Highway Patrol, Grass Valley Lessons Thursday September 19 Learned—A Case Study 8 AM–9:30 AM Thursday September 19 Design Build is growing as a project delivery method. Design 1:15 PM–2:45 PM Build is a different way of doing business and requires a different The Design / Build / Finance / Maintain delivery method presents approach to succeed. Come hear about Design Build best practices many advantages to all participating parties. It also presents from successful industry practitioners and hear how to do Design many risks and challenges. In this presentation the D/B/F/M team Build done right. members of the recently competed California Highway Patrol – SPEAKERS Grass Valley Area Office present their lessons learned. Greg Gidez, AIA, DBIA, moderator SPEAKERS Jim Whitaker, AIA, DBIA, NCARB Michael E. Smith, AIA Jeff Goodale, ACA Erik Winje, LEED AP Brian Day Patrick McCuen Patrick Crosby, SE, LEED AP, DBIA Craig H. Unger, DBIA

Session co-sponsored be the Design Build Institute of America and Lean Collaborative Tools Applied to the AIA Project Delivery Knowledge Community. Public Funded Design Build Projects (“Making Projects Fun Again”) Design Excellence through Design Build Thursday September 19 (and Other Integrated Project Deliveries) 3:30 PM–4:30 PM A discussion about how lean collaborative process tools can be Thursday September 19 adapted to the planning and design phases of public funded 9:45 AM–11:15 AM projects to deliver true design excellence at reduced capital and long-term operating costs. Can your design build team achieve design excellence in a design build project? What is design excellence in a civic building, SPEAKERS correctional facility, a Federal Courthouse? A panel of industry Bill Proctor experts will discuss the meaning of design excellence and best practices in achieving the mark. SPEAKERS Sustainable Justice Principles in Practice Greg Gidez, AIA, DBIA, moderator Part I: Case Studies Beverly Prior, FAIA, LEED BD+C, NCARB Rick del Monte, AIA Friday September 20 Curt Fentress, FAIA, RIBA 8 AM–9:30 AM Kay Compton, AIA The SJ Checklist Guide has evolved into a tool for clients/planners/ architects to guide decision-making with sustainable principles. We Session co-sponsored be the Design Build Institute of America and will review these principles via case studies including the Denver the AIA Project Delivery Knowledge Community. Justice Courthouse & Jail; San Diego County Women’s Detention Facility; Maricopa County South Court Tower; San Francisco Public Safety Building; and San Mateo County Jail.

SPEAKERS Larry Hartman, AIA, Moderator Raphael Sperry, AIA, LEED AP Tom Perica, AIA, LEED AP Julia Hughes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Alan Bright, AIA, LEED AP Ken Ricci, FAIA Frank Greene, FAIA

AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 | THE FUTURE IS NOW 13 session descriptions law enforcement & otherS

Sustainable Justice Principles in Practice Part II: A Systems Approach Cross-Pollination Discussion Friday September 20 Friday, September 20 9:45 AM–10:45 AM 1:45 PM -–2:45 PM Sustainable Justice Principles serve justice facilities and the Dictionary Definition: cross–pol•li•na•tion noun \ˌkrȯs-ˌpä-lə- communities within which they reside as well as broader justice ˈnā-shən\ system goals at municipal, state, and federal levels. Through a series of interviews we will investigate current developments from 1. (Botany) The transfer of pollen from the flower of one the perspective of a systems approach to guide facility owners and plant to the flower of a plant having a different genetic operators, and practitioners in their decision-making. constitution.

SPEAKERS 2. A sharing or interchange of knowledge, ideas, etc., as for Julia Hughes, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Moderator mutual enrichment; influence or inspiration between or Elizabeth Minnis, AIA among diverse elements. Wendy Still Good ideas need to be shared to create GREAT results! Jeanne Woodford With inspirational dialogues and provocative conversations Richard W. Velde generated through the preceding sessions, the “Cross- Pollination” time provides the ideal opportunities for the entire Beverly Prior, FAIA, LEED BD+C, NCARB conference audience, across tracks, to come together to Larry Hartman, AIA bring the innovative thoughts to fruition, business as usual to unusual, and status quo to exceptional performance!

st Our Future is Now: The new successes are of our own A 21 Century Police Headquarters Rises making. Let’s work together for the bright tomorrow of justice out of the Heart of Darkness architecture delivered in a whole new perspective! Friday, September 20 MODERATOR 11:00 AM–12:00 PM Catherine Chan, AIA, HKIA, LEED AP BD+C, 2013 National AAJ Advisory Group Chair (HDR Architecture) Learn how when building a new police headquarters even the Jim Mueller, AIA, 2013 Conference Chair (KMD Architects) most trying economic circumstances can be overcome through collaboration and creativity. THE INTENT SPEAKERS The intent of the conference is to bring together the Jake Davis, AIA, LEED AP participants attendant to developing justice facility building Brian Meade, AIA, LEED AP types. A forum will be provided for discussion of how evolving Larry Hlavacek, AIA, SE delivery methods affect our relationships and our respective professional cultures. Many of those diverse delivery processes are regularly being redefined on an ad hoc, project centric basis, often without equitable consideration of each party’s needs, constraints, and financial capacity. It is the desire of the AAJ, in partnership with the DBIA, that this conference will serve as a catalyst for cross-discipline collaboration in the interest of developing consistency and continuity in the procurement and, subsequently, the delivery process. The goal of this session is to consolidate and bring to bear what we know, as well as what we’ve heard and what we’ve learned, and have an open dialogue addressing where we go from here. Rather than all of the attendees simply dispersing, going their separate ways, and falling back into old, ingrained habits, we would like to generate a protocol for continuing the discussion in a meaningful way...to produce a tangible product which benefits the entire community. Come TRACK CHAIR: JAKE DAVIS, AIA, LEED AP and give us your thoughts. North Central Region Justice + Civic Leader, DLR Group Chicago, Illinois

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Timothy S. Aebie AIA, DBIA Colin P. Blaney SE firm in Canada. Project types include Build/Finance, Design/Build/Finance, and Corrections Corporation of America ZFA Structural Engineers Design/Build/Finance/Maintain. Parkin Timothy has worked in the private sector in Colin has more than 24 years of experience has participated in P3 projects since their project delivery for nearly 20 years. He has in structural engineering and design of inception in Canada (2002), and has won been involved in public entity Design-Bid- community colleges, healthcare and projects in every Provincial jurisdiction Build delivery of over 50 projects ranging correctional facilities throughout California that utilizes the P3 means of construction from Juvenile Courts in Seminole County, and Washington. As a principal in charge, delivery. This experience has given the firm Florida to many fire stations throughout Colin maintains an active role throughout the a unique understanding of the Architectural the State of Florida and the Southeast. He entire engagement to ensure a wide range opportunities and challenges associated has also worked on the private side of the of structural systems are evaluated, well with this evolving procurement method. construction industry delivering projects defined and buildable once chosen. With through all manner of delivery methods – extensive experience in both the design- Michael Bowers PE, MSE hard bid, DBD, Design Build, CM at Risk, bid-build and design-build project delivery etc. Currently at Corrections Corporation systems, Colin is well aware of total project Michael has served in the Facilities and of America (CCA) Timothy Aebie oversees costs and prides himself with structural Public Infrastructure area for 30 years as the Design department for CCA real estate solutions that are thoughtful, creative and a Registered Professional Engineer with a and has helped deliver several projects for most importantly cost effective. Colin is Master’s Degree. As a leader and executive CCA. CCA is in the process of embracing well engaged with the Structural Engineer’s manager, he has overseen $5 billion of Alternative Project Delivery to achieve best Association of Northern California both public infrastructure and facilities work value. within technical committees as well as on the West Coast and internationally via leadership roles. Colin also maintains an his U.S. Navy Civil Engineer Corps career David Banks active role in the development and review prior to entering local government in 2006. of State and National Codes, is a frequent Michael has strong experience in innovative, G4S speaker for the Structural Engineers’ turnkey design and construction projects Association of California (SEAOC), and has to include some of the most cutting edge David has over 20 years experience published numerous technical papers for Public-Private partnership work. delivering prison and related custodial SEAOC, EERI, and various other technical services to governments including 15 organizations. years leading the G4S (formerly Group 4) Douglas M. Bray Care and Justice business. He has worked Douglas M. Bray has been the Trial Court in a variety of jurisdictions including the Robert Boraks OAA Administrator for the Fourth Judicial District, UK, Australia, and South Africa. His PPP Parkin Architects Limited Circuit of the State of Oregon since 1998. credentials include taking the role of He holds professional membership with sponsor, equity investor and operator in Robert manages Canadian based Parkin’s the Oregon State Bar, Multnomah Bar a number of prison concession contracts Ottawa office and heads the firm’s Justice Association, National Association of Court including HMP Altcourse, the first PPP Division. He has degrees in Architecture and Managers, Forum for the Advancement prison in the UK (a 1200 place maximum in Science and loves to work on complex of Court Technology. He is a member of security prison which held the reputation as projects. His justice experience includes the OSB Task Force on Electronic Filing the ‘jewel in the crown’ on the English prison numerous master plans and completed 2005-2006; Oregon eCourt Implementation system), the first two Secure training Centres correctional facilities in Canada and abroad. Committee May 2008-June 2009; Oregon in the UK (offering high intensity education One of his projects was recently awarded eCourt Steering Committee July 2009 to based care for juvenile offenders), the first an AIA/AAJ Award of Excellence Citation. present; OSB/OJD Joint Task Force on PPP prison in South Africa, Mangaung Robert has personally worked on ten P3 eCourt 2010 to present; and OSB Bar, Press Correctional Centre (a 3000 place maximum initiatives. His involvement has included and Broadcasters Council 2009 to present. security prison described by a former P3 Master Plans, compliance architecture, He received his Juris Doctor from Willamette Minister of Corrections as ‘the prison of serving on a P3 selection committee, and University in 1986; his Masters of Business rehabilitation’) and Port Philip Prison in numerous pursuits. His P3 experience Administration from Atkinson School of Victoria (a 600 place complex prison at includes Justice, Health Care, Forensic Management at Willamette University in the heart of the Victorian prison system). Psychiatry, and Transportation. Project 1980; and his Baccalaureate (Community David has a financial background which costs have ranged from $90 million to $2.2 Service and Public Affairs) from the supplements his operator experience and billion. Parkin has extensive P3 experience University of Oregon in 1971. his current work includes the development having been shortlisted on 26 P3 building of PPPs elsewhere in the world. pursuits, more than any other Architectural

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Michael Brenchley AIA Economics from the University of Michigan, principals, project managers and clients Ann Arbor. He has an MBA from American throughout the country. Mr. Broyd is an HDR Architecture, Inc. University in Washington D.C. international Architect that holds a Bachelor Mr. Brenchley is a Senior Vice President of of Arts and a Bachelor of Architecture, both HDR Architecture, Inc., and is the Director Alan Bright AIA, LEED AP with honors, from the Liverpool University, of Alternative Delivery Services for HDR England, School of Architecture. He became Architecture. He has 25 years of experience HOK a Chartered Architect in 1982. in the design of large, technically complex Alan Bright is a Senior Vice President and projects for Federal, State and local Design Principal at HOK. He brings more David Clusiau OAA, FRAIC, LEED AP governments. His experience has ranged than 29 years of experience with major NORR limited Architects & Engineers from developing and assisting in approving buildings throughout the United States government funding documents, facility and Asia and is recognized for excellence As the architectural design principal at and system-wide master planning, strategic in design and leadership in sustainable NORR limited Architects & Engineers in planning, program management, Public- buildings and communities. Through a fully Toronto, David overseas the majority of the Private Partnerships, developing design- integrated design process, Alan has been firm’s architectural design work. He is a build request for proposals, traditional responsible for designing many of HOK’s graduate of the University of Waterloo and design-build and modified design-build most complex and acclaimed award winning has served on its faculty. He has led design including design-build bridging documents, sustainable justice facilities. teams on projects that include facilities for design-build lease back, design led Projects to his credit include the San the House of Commons and Senate of the design-build and CM at risk. His specialized Mateo County Sheriffs Forensic Laboratory, Government of Canada, Ford of Canada experience includes advising governmental recipient of the national AIA COTE Award Headquarters, SAS Canadian Headquarters, clients on various procurement options and Lab of the Year, Special Mention; the McMaster University Medical School, the and the evaluation of Public Private Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center, Canadian Chancery in Ankara Turkey and Partnership (P3) documentation. He is the one of the first LEED Gold facilities of its kind the Canadian Pan-am Aquatics Centre. author of numerous articles related to the in the country, and the recently completed David’s work on justice facilities includes development of Public Sector projects and AIA/AAJ Citation Award winning Richard E. the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Federal Judicial the complexity of large-scale facilities. Arnason Courthouse in Pittsburg, California. Building, the John Sopinka Courthouse, A few recent projects Mike has been Waterloo Region Consolidated Courthouse, involved with that involve alternative delivery Duncan CS Broyd RIBA, LEED AP BD+C St. Thomas Consolidated Courthouse, include: Hays County TX, Courthouse/ Renfrew County Courthouse, Calgary Government Center – D/B; California Health HOK Courts Centre, and Collins Bay Institutional Care Facility (CHCF), Stockton, CA – DB; Redevelopment. Related work includes Mr. Broyd is now based in HOK’s offices Calgary Courts Centre, Calgary, Alberta border crossing facilities at the Canadian in Toronto, Ontario after spending 23 – P3; Placer County, CA Jail, Auburn, CA Plaza Peace Bridge Fort Erie/ Buffalo years in Florida as Managing Principal and – D/B; Alberta Canada, Public Safety Law crossing and the Blue Water Bridge Sarnia Justice Director. Mr. Broyd is a leader in Enforcement Training Center – D/B; City of crossing. David has served on the Jury of HOK’s Justice Group and has a complete Goodyear, AZ City Center – P3. the Justice Facilities Review and many of his understanding of the functioning and the projects have received awards or citations complex interplay of technology, security from the AIA Academy of Architecture for Hon. Cliff Brewis AIA, CC and participants in a modern courthouse. Justice. McGraw-Hill He has lent his expertise in courthouse design and planning on many major Cliff Brewis is part of the management courthouse projects for counties, states and Kay Compton AIA team responsible for the news gathering the Federal Government. These include NBBJ operation in the Dodge Division of McGraw- completed projects in the states of Florida, Hill. In addition Cliff is involved in customer Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey and Kay believes great design comes from great support functions and is a frequent speaker South Carolina. He is currently the Courts teams, and the best ideas are a result of on the construction forecast. He has over 35 Planner and Security Consultant on the diverse collaborations. As a design principal years experience in construction, including Miami Dade County Children’s Courthouse, at NBBJ, Kay instills this philosophy of over 30 years with McGraw-Hill in sales, and the Tarrant County Civil Courts in Ft. integrated and multi-disciplinary team planning, and operations. He has worked Worth, Texas. Mr. Broyd’s primary focus building on every project. in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Washington D.C. is the development of project parameters She has two decades of design leadership and San Francisco. In addition, Cliff has to match the client’s expectations, as well experience, including some of NBBJ’s been actively involved in a joint AGC AIA as to shepherd initial concepts through most notable projects – Telenor World committee on Integrated Project Delivery completion. Client and user management Headquarters in Norway and the United in California. The group has been actively during courts projects is a passion. He is States Federal Courthouse in Seattle. involved in advancing more collaborative instrumental in establishing a high level of Currently, Kay is working on designing a construction processes. Cliff is a graduate in quality and is a courts resource for design new home for the Nu Skin Corporation in

16 Provo, Utah. In addition to her role as the career, having managed the design of the Bill Dobyns DBIA, LEED AP design principal on projects, Kay also leads Orland Park Police HQ which was at the the firm’s global corporate and commercial time of its completion the first LEED Gold Lydig Construction Inc. practices. As a passionate advocate for police facility in the US. He has led two Bill is the Vice President of Operations for design and urban place-making, Kay is an major renovations of existing industrial Lydig’s Eastern Region Group located in active member of the Urban Land Institute, buildings into modern police headquarters. Bellevue, Washington. With more than NAIOP; and serves on the Board of Directors Seeing energy savings, resource reuse, 25 years of experience his breadth of for the Seattle Architectural Foundation and and introduction of daylight and indoor knowledge and experience in this work is Seattle’s Center for Wooden Boats. Kay environmental quality into highly functional unmatched in the industry, demonstrated by holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture law enforcement environments is an the award winning projects he has led. from the University of Maryland and a ongoing pleasure for him. Jake is Justice Project highlights include: South Master of Architecture from the University of + Civic Sector leader for the north central Correctional Entity (SCORE): A $49M, 700 Washington. region at DLR Group. bed facility for a 7-city consortium; Coyote Ridge Correctional Center Design/Build, Patrick Crosby SE, LEED AP, DBIA Brian Day a $193M, 2100+ bed facility, which was Crosby Group Corrections Corporation of America the largest non-transportation project to receive LEED Gold at the time; and Adelanto Patrick Crosby established the Crosby Brian G. Day joined CCA as Vice President, Detention Center Expansion, a $92M, 1350+ Group in 1992 and serves as President Real Estate, in January 2012. In his role bed expansion; and Northwest Detention and Managing Principal. An innovator in he manages the strategic, operational and Center Design/Build, a $33M, 500 bed the field of structural engineering, he stays developmental functions of CCA’s Real expansion. abreast of structural and seismic design Estate department. With more than 20 The Correctional market has tremendous solutions from around the world and has years of experience in construction and real room for growth and opportunities, introduced several of these cutting edge estate, Day has served as project director particularly using alternative delivery technologies into projects in the US. His for Sundt Construction in California and methods such as Design/Build, which simply 34 years of experience includes Federal, vice president of Bovis Lend Lease. Earlier are not present in other markets. Lydig is State, Correctional, Educational, Medical, in his career, Day served as project director committed to bringing value to correctional Commercial, Hospitality, and Seismic for the State of California, overseeing projects by providing leadership, expertise Evaluation/Retrofit projects. site acquisition, design and construction and innovation to meet or exceed client’s Patrick has over 25 years experience projects. He holds a master’s degree in expectations. Therefore, Lydig has working on design-build projects and Business Administration from Pepperdine handpicked a devoted team led by Bill to has led his firm in embracing this delivery University and a bachelor’s degree in focus on such work. method. With over $3 billion in Design- Construction Management/Engineering from Long Beach State, Suffield College. Build projects, the Crosby Group has led Thomas Donaghy AIA, LEED AP the engineering community in developing new models for the successful completion KGD Rick del Monte AIA of Design/Build projects based on trust, Thomas Donaghy currently serves as the respect and professionalism to promote Beck Group Architecture Director for the office of KGD in true value to the client and its teaming Arlington, Virginia. He focuses on elevating members. He currently serves on the Rick del Monte is a Managing Director at the the firm’s stature in design, with particular National DBIA Board of Directors, facilitating Beck Group, an integrated architecture and emphasis on enhancing the civic realm in the improvement of the Design/Build RFP/ construction firm with six regional offices. redeveloping communities and supporting RFQ process. Rick has led the central division of the company encompassing four of the regional clients. Tom has championed the pursuit offices. He was a senior partner at Urban of complex, high-profile urban projects, Jake Davis AIA, LEED AP Architecture and led the merger with Beck in bolstering KGD’s reputation for designing DLR Group 1999. He is a co-chairman of the AIA Center distinctive buildings with sensitivity to for Integrated Practice, and Project Delivery time and place. Tom’s diverse experience Jake has devoted a significant portion of Knowledge Community, and is on the DBIA includes master planning, commercial, his career dedicated to the programming Design Excellence Council. He received hospitality, education, and justice facilities. and design of law enforcement facilities. his undergraduate degree from Ohio State He holds senior responsibilities for strategic He has participated in all phases of the University, and has graduate degrees from planning, design oversight, marketing, development, construction, and operations Clemson and Columbia University. recruiting and hiring, and to further develop of numerous public safety facilities. the firm’s design culture program. Integration of sustainable design into public safety facilities has been a hallmark of his

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George Dyckes performance. He has extensive experience Mr. Farbstein has received numerous and knowledge of project/owner financing, national awards and has been invited to Kitchell program management, RFPs, consultant lecture in Japan, Canada and France, In his over 30 years of experience, George selection, programming & planning, design/ been interviewed by 60 Minutes and quoted has been involved in the design and engineering, FF&E, public construction in Time Magazine, the New York Times, construction of over 35 state and local bidding, contract negotiations, construction, Psychology Today, and several architectural correctional facilities totaling 30,000 beds. and completion/move-in/occupancy. magazines. He was featured on the program His roles have included both architect and Charles is an experienced project and at two national AIA conventions and at the owner’s representative (project, program business operations manager with a Committee on Architecture for Justice’s and construction management). proven track record for total program conference on the Juvenile Justice System in Crisis. Mr. Farbstein is a registered As Kitchell’s Project Director for the planning, architectural design & engineering architect in California, holds degrees from subject California Health Care Facility and construction scope development, UCLA, Harvard University, and the University and DeWitt Nelson Correctional Annex budgeting, professional and construction of London. He is a fellow of the AIA and projects, George led Kitchell’s Criteria services contract bidding and negotiating, heads its Academy for Justice Architecture Architect team. Kitchell’s services local, state, Federal, and US Army Corps of Justice Facility Research Program. He encompassed development of the Design/ Engineering permitting and managing multi- serves as one of the AAJ representatives Build Requests for Proposal performance million dollar contracts for Design/Build/ to the AIA/Infocomm panel that prepared criteria and technical evaluation of the GMP/Program Management At-Risk. guidelines for AV/IT in the courts. Past Chair proposals. Services have continued of the Environmental Design Research through the design/build phase to assist Wayne Einbinder Association, he was the recipient of its the California Department of Corrections career award. and Rehabilitation in organizing their Sundt Construction Company substantial stakeholder resources, assist Wayne began his career in 1981 as a the design/builders in developing and scheduler pushing $2 billion worth of prisons Thomas N. Faust obtaining approval of their designs, clarify through the system for the State of California D.C. Department of Corrections Criteria requirements, and ensure Criteria as a scheduler. He was principal-in-charge conformance. on the Red Rock Prison renovation with Thomas N. Faust is an accomplished public DLR and CCA. It was a highly successful safety professional with over 34 years of Charles Williams “Bill” Echols, Jr. collaborative design experience which experience in the field of criminal justice. is currently tracking successfully during He currently serves as Director of the D.C. Charles has had a lifelong design and construction. He is also working on an Department of Corrections (DOC), a major construction business career as a program alternative delivery procurement process component of the District’s public safety manager, registered architect, construction for the San Mateo Jail, which is currently in and justice cluster and one of the largest manager/general contractor and owner- design. It is the first D-B hybrid CMAR for detention systems in the nation. side experience as the Director for Capital a jail in California. Sundt is currently one of From 1977 through 1990, Mr. Faust held Projects for Cherokee County, Georgia, four firms shortlisted to submit on the St. multiple positions with the Arlington County and K-12 school districts in Round Rock, Louis Juvenile Courts and Detention Facility. Sheriff’s Department including Deputy Texas, and Anchorage, Alaska. Charles is In addition to these examples, Charles also Sheriff, Director of Administration and responsible for the management of in-house has integrated project delivery experiences Chief Deputy. In 1990, he was elected administrative, technical and accounting that are non-criminal justice. to his first four year term as Sheriff of staff, and outside planners, architects, Arlington County, a position Mr. Faust held engineers and program management Jay Farbstein PhD, FAIA for three consecutive terms. As Sheriff, consultants for the planning, design, he was credited with a number of major permitting, public competitive bidding, Mr. Farbstein has over 30 years of accomplishments including the successful construction and design/build/GMP of professional experience and is nationally planning, design and opening of the capital improvement programs totaling more recognized for his contributions in the county’s new direct supervision jail facility than $2.0 billion. field of court facility planning. With over and justice center. He has a working knowledge and broad 50 court projects, Farbstein has provided After leaving the Sheriff’s Office in 2000, Mr. experience in the many project delivery or is providing planning services for 26 Faust assumed the position of Executive methodologies for Integrated Design/ California AOC projects ranging from 3 to Director/Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Build/GMP/Program Management At-Risk, 44 courtrooms. Projects in other states have the National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA), Program Management Agency, Bridging, included Washoe County (Reno), Nevada, a professional association representing Construction Management At-Risk, and Bexar County (San Antonio), Texas, King over 20,000 members. In this role, he was Design-Bid-Build. Charles has the ability to County (Seattle), Washington, and responsible for day to day operations, apply innovative and effective management New York City. finance/revenue generation, legislative/ techniques to maximize project and contract government affairs, policy development,

18 and federal grant administration. Mr. Faust’s Curtis W. Fentress FAIA, RIBA a needs assessment for the misdemeanant corporate experience includes work with population for a 37 city consortium in King Aramark Correctional Services as a V.P. from Curtis Fentress Architects County, Wash., an offender management 2007 to 2009 where he developed corporate Curtis Fentress has designed $30 billion of study for the State of Virginia, and planning marketing, outreach and quality assurance architectural projects worldwide, visited by for a 1,280-bed minimum security jail in strategies. over 350 million people annually. In 2010, Philadelphia. He recently completed a major Mr. Faust received a Bachelor of Science the American Institute of Architects honored master plan for Travis County (Austin), degree from Virginia Tech and a Master of him with the Thomas Jefferson Award, the Texas, for over 2 million square feet of Public Administration from George Mason highest distinction in the field of public courts, agencies, central booking and short University (GMU). He has served on the architecture. His award-winning portfolio term holding for the County’s downtown GMU Administration of Justice Advisory includes courthouses, government and civic campus. Mr. Fisch is a certified planner, and Board, the Northern Virginia Community buildings, national museums, international has a BA in Environmental Design from the College Criminal Justice Curriculum airports, high rises, laboratories, and State University of New York at Buffalo. He Advisory Board, and the National Institute convention centers. has lectured at many national planning and design conferences, and has been cited in of Corrections Large Jail Network. Mr. Led by Curt Fentress, his design team is on various news media on the topic of justice Faust also served as Past President of the the forefront of planning, architecture, and planning. He just had his article “Changing American Jail Association. sustainable strategies, including pioneering Social and Economic Conditions Brings New solutions for the security and circulation Focus on Justice Facilities” published in the needs of enduring government buildings. Maynard Feist AIA, LEED AP March/April edition of Correctional News. They also design prominent, memorable Lionakis courthouses, and state and municipal Maynard Feist is the lead principal of buildings that forge a sense of open Greg Gidez AIA, DBIA Lionakis’ criminal justice team. He joined government and civic pride, embodying the Hensel Phelps the firm in 1988 when its only office values of the communities they serve. was in Sacramento; the firm now has Greg Gidez is Director of Preconstruction offices throughout California and Hawaii. Robert Fisch AICP, LEED AP for Hensel Phelps. Prior to joining HP, he He has led the design, planning, and was a Principal with the architectural firm of construction of adult and juvenile detention CGL Companies Fentress Architects. He has been involved with the design and construction of over facilities in 19 California counties, and he Rob Fisch is Sr. Vice President at CGL $7.5 billion of projects including airports, helped the first counties in the state go Companies (formerly Principal at New stadiums, museums, courthouses, and through the SB81 funding process. When York City-based RicciGreene Associates, laboratories. California implemented its requirements Architects and Planners, which recently to create more positive and rehabilitative merged with CGL), where he leads the As the senior design professional with environments, Mr. Feist was at the forefront planning, programming and feasibility study Hensel Phelps, Mr. Gidez oversees of this transformation in correctional facility work for many of the firm’s major justice- preconstruction services including planning and design. With more than 31 related projects. Over the past 25 years, Mr. procurement, design-build, design-assist, years of experience, he is a recognized Fisch has served as a consultant to judges, and design management. Mr. Gidez leader in the correctional market and is mayors, legislators and other officials on oversees the Hensel Phelps Virtual Design well versed in the latest legislation that justice projects throughout the country. and Construction department, advancing affects correctional clients. Mr. Feist has He is widely recognized for his analytical the use of technology in design and been involved with the State Fire Marshal’s and cognitive ability to develop a sound construction. Mr. Gidez is national speaker I-3 Occupancy Codes Task Force and foundation for decision-making, and to on integrated design and construction, and participated in the refinement of the Title 24 build consensus among key stakeholders past Chair of the Design Build Institute of Minimum Standards for Juvenile Facilities in the context of the public sector approval America Board of Directors. He serves on with the Board of Community Corrections process. the Charles Pankow Foundation board, for reporting recommendations that will promoting research in advanced design Mr. Fisch’s experience includes the be included in the 2013 California Building and construction processes. He holds a BA development of facility Master Plans and Code. Mr. Feist, originally from North in Business from Rutgers University and a feasibility studies for major jurisdictions, Dakota, takes a pragmatic and sensible MA of Architecture from the University of such as the lower Manhattan courts district, approach to problem solving. His expertise Colorado. the Circuit Courts in downtown Baltimore, and practical knowledge of construction and Philadelphia Family Courts, to name just complement his deep understanding of a few. His corrections experience includes correctional facility architecture.

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Jeff Goodale ACA collaborator on prominent courthouses, and Canada. He is certified as a design- including numerous GSA Design Excellence build professional by the Design Build HOK projects, his work has garnered AIA and Institute of America and licensed to practice Jeff Goodale is the firmwide director of GSA Design Awards, LEED certification, and architecture in 30 states. justice design for HOK, a global architecture publication in architectural press. Frank is firm that was established in 1955. Mr. a member and past chair of the Academy Judge James R. Hargreaves Goodale has been involved in justice design, of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) Advisory planning and construction for over 25 years, Group, founding member of the NY Chapter Amicus Curiae Consulting AAJ, and a frequent speaker and writer on with an emphasis on creating progressive, Jim Hargreaves’ 40 year career path has justice topics. He serves the AIA College of program-driven facilities that are focused on not been a straight line. He has worked as Fellows as New York State Representative. positive outcomes for staff, inmates and the a judge, legal aid attorney, private practice He is a graduate of the Howard University community. Over the past ten years, he has attorney and national and international court School of Architecture and Planning where put special attention to medical and mental consultant. Jim became a District Court he received the Gold Medal for Design in health facilities in detention/corrections, and Judge in 1975 and moved to Circuit Court 1978. on advancing the practice of design-build, in 1977. There he served as the Presiding P3 and other alternative delivery methods As a founding member of the Sustainable Judge of the Circuit Court for four years and in the design and construction side of Justice committee of the AIA AAJ, Frank has headed the Juvenile Court for five years. the industry. HOK has completed justice led a number of collaborative workshops In 1995 Jim left the bench to become a projects in all 50 states and globally, and defining the need for a white paper Senior Consultant with the Public Safety & practices justice architecture in ten HOK entitled “Sustainable Justice 2030: Green Justice consulting group at IBM Corporation, office locations. Guide to Justice,” for which he served as working with courts worldwide helping them editor. He has served as moderator for to improve their work processes and to panel presentations of the work of the SJ Michael Gower apply technology. committee at three AIA conventions and Oregon Department of Corrections two AAJ conferences. He wrote the facilities Jim left IBM in 2000 and worked in portion of a white paper for the Department Azerbaijan for a year as a volunteer with Mr. Gower has worked in public service of Justice National Institute of Corrections the American Bar Association. He then for 30 years. Before moving to Oregon, entitled “Greening Corrections: People, returned to the United States and worked he worked as an officer for the Falmouth Processes, Policy” and participated in a as a manager in law and justice practice for Police Department in Cape Cod, Mass., webcast presenting its findings to a national Deloitte Consulting. for 10 years. He then spent nearly 10 audience. In the spring of 2002 Jim became the years with the Oregon State Police as a Principal in his own company, Amicus Trooper, Detective, Sergeant, and Station Curiae Consulting. His work with courts Commander (Lieutenant) before joining the Shannon Gustine both nationally and internationally has Oregon Department of Corrections in 2003 Hensel Phelps Construction Co. included analyzing court management as the Superintendent of two Salem-area and administration systems, developing prisons, and later as Superintendent of The presentation project is a multi-prime site programs to improve the efficiency and Columbia River Correctional Institution in and made up of three packages. Shannon effectiveness of court processes and Portland. In 2006, Mr. Gower joined DOC’s served as the project manager for the helping to develop automated court case central administration as the assistant Granite Hensel Phelps JV on CHCF DB1, management systems. director of operations. In his current role, which is one of the three packages. She also Mr. Gower oversees the operations of 14 served as the design manager for Hensel institutions that collectively house more than Phelps on the DNCA portion of the project. Larry Hartman AIA 14,500 adults in custody, and maintains She is currently the operations manager for HDR Architecture, Inc. a budget of nearly $800 million biennially. Hensel Phelps on both of these projects. He enjoys spending time with his beautiful Larry Hartman has over 30 years of family, playing golf, ice hockey, and is an Joseph F. Haines AIA, DBIA professional experience that has focused avid Boston sports fan. on criminal justice clients in all phases of DLR Group project development with county, state, and federal clients. He has successfully Frank J. Greene FAIA Joseph Haines has been involved with programmed and designed complex Alternative Project Delivery methods since RicciGreene Associates projects such as juvenile detention centers, serving in the US Navy Seabees beginning law enforcement centers, substance abuse Frank plans and designs civic buildings that in 1968. He has designed all types of Justice treatment centers, and forensics and are diverse in their expression, their imagery related projects (corrections, detention, has been involved in security planning of defined by the circumstances of place juvenile, courts, and law enforcement) for large public works projects. He is active and purpose. A Principal of RicciGreene local, state, federal, private, military, and in the American Institute of Architects Associates, his body of work is national international clients in most states in the as past chair of the AIA Academy of in scope. As lead designer and as design union, as well as New Zealand, Mexico, Architecture for Justice, current co-chair

20 of AAJ Sustainability Committee, and Marv Hounjet MBA, ME its users, the surrounding community and board member in his local AIA chapter. His beyond, in relation to one or more of the involvement in the American Correctional Plenary Group following aspects: Social, Technological, Association (ACA) includes membership in Marv Hounjet is the Vice President and Environmental, Economic and Productivity.” the Program Planning Committee and as Director of Plenary Group’s US Operations. Julia also recently led two large, complex Vice Chair of the Facility Design Committee. His specific experience and expertise Design/Build projects in California, which includes Senior Manager responsible for have provided invaluable experience in George T. Heery FAIA, RIBA, FCMAA, FBIA developing and leading a team for PPP alternative delivery processes. projects in North America, managing risk Brookwood Group transfer expectations and implementing the Larry Hurlbert AIA, DBIA required resources to deliver an integrated, George Heery is Chairman Emeritus and Integrus Architecture co-founder of Brookwood Group. He is an responsive solution within the alternative internationally recognized leader in both financing and procurement structure; and Larry Hurlbert, principal at Integrus the construction program management and Senior Vice President with a P3 developer Architecture and leader of the firm’s justice architectural professions. based in Toronto, responsible for strategic group, brings 33 years experience in the direction and leading PPP project pursuit As an architect, Mr. Heery designed a design, programming and management through the development phase and into large number of institutional, commercial at all levels of justice architecture. He has construction. and industrial projects, including major been responsible for many successful Marv brings over 35 years of experience in expansions of the corporate headquarters corrections and detention center projects, social infrastructure, including engineering, of The Coca-Cola Company, the Woodruff including design-build and GC/CM projects. management, finance and development Medical Center Administration Building at Included are multiple phased projects of performance based solutions for long Emory University, the 999 Peachtree high at the Washington State Department term agreements. This includes strategy rise office building, The Wakefield luxury of Correction’s (WADOC) Washington and implementation of a lifecycle approach coop, and the Georgia Dome. Correctional Center for Women. By special to Design/Build/Finance/Operate/Maintain Washington State legislation, Phase 1 was In 1983 he developed the Bridging Method, agreements for institutional and local selected as a pilot project for the GC/CM a hybrid of the traditional design-bid-build government clients. process. The successful project resulted in method and design-build that retains the legislative approval for the use of GC/CM for better features of both and eliminates those future state construction projects. aspects of each which often cause problems Julia Hughes AIA, LEED AP BD+C Larry was also involved in the successful for the owner. Bridging greatly reduces the AIA Academy of Architects for Justice owner’s risks and costs while retaining full Coyote Ridge Corrections Center design- control over design and construction quality Sustainable Justice Committee build project for WADOC, the first LEED and details. Julia currently co-chairs the AIA Academy Gold Correctional Campus in the U.S. Larry is a licensed architect in the states of Mr. Heery holds BS and B. Arch degrees of Architects for Justice Sustainable Washington and California and a member of from Georgia Tech. He is a Fellow of the Justice Committee and was instrumental in AIA, American Correctional Association, and American Institute of Architects, a member developing the “Sustainable Justice 2030: the Design-Build Institute of America (current of the Royal Institute of British Architects and Green Guide for Justice” white paper. Julia President-DBIA Northwest Region Chapter). a Fellow of the Construction Management was one of the initiators of the sustainable Association of America. justice advocacy and its unique and critical role in our healthy communities and has David Jansen PE, LEED AP been instrumental in developing the SJ Larry Hlavacek AIA, SE Checklist tool and led a pilot study to be Washington Department of Corrections Dewberry presented at the AIA Convention Public David Jansen is currently Director of Architects Workshop in Denver June 2013. Larry brings more than 20 years experience Capital Programs for the Washington State Julia’s focus on justice architecture has working with public safety facilities, Department of Corrections. David has over included award-winning courthouse and administering a design process tailored to 30 years of experience managing prison detention/corrections facilities on the east deliver projects with consistently high quality expansions, construction and operation of and west coasts and various communities results. He is tasked with identifying and water and wastewater facilities, and cleanup in-between that are living, breathing conveying project objectives and ensuring of state and federal superfund sites. His examples of Sustainable Justice Principles the design team remains aligned with those work has received state, national, and in practice. Particularly noteworthy is a World objectives. international recognition for completion Architecture News Effectiveness award of of challenging environmental engineering the Union County Juvenile Detention Center projects ranging up to the Hanford cleanup – “aiming to find the best in architectural and the nation’s first LEED gold prison design that has profoundly impacted society, campus. David received his Bachelor’s transcending the requirements of the client degree from the University of Florida and brief and aesthetic appeal... [that] benefited Master’s degree from the University of

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Central Florida. He is a registered civil and states. He is experienced in sustainable Phillip Knox environmental engineer in Oregon and design and has delivered projects meeting Washington, and is a faculty member in various levels of certification under the Maricopa County Superior Court the Saint Martin’s University engineering LEED – Green Building Rating system, and Phillip Knox currently serves as the general department. has successfully delivered projects in both jurisdiction court administrator for Maricopa traditional and alternative project delivery County Superior Court. He has advanced models. Buddy Johns degrees in public administration, criminal Example projects include California’s justice management and law. Phillip has CGL Companies Secure Re-Entry Facilities Prototypes, worked in a number of different court Calaveras County Adult Detention Facility, organizations and is on the Board of NACM. Buddy Johns has 30 years of experience City of Baltimore Youth Detention Center, in the construction and development New Orleans Post-Katrina Justice Facilities industries. He has developed, built, and Masterplan and U.S Federal Courthouse Mark Kroeker managed more than five million square Rockford, Illinois. Mike is involved in all PAE feet of industrial properties and four million phases of project delivery, from pre-design square feet of correctional properties. through construction. Mark Kroeker is the Senior Vice President for He has six years of public accounting Justice and Rule of Law at PAE, a company experience with Deloitte & Touche and is a that conducts contractual activities in a Certified Public Accountant. Bill Kent wide range of disciplines in 65 countries. Following 32 years of service in the LAPD, Prior to joining CGL in 2010, Mr. Johns Mortenson Construction served as managing director of project Mark served as Deputy Commissioner development for Corrections Corporation of Bill Kent is a construction Executive with of the International Police Task Force at America (CCA), where he was responsible 26 years of experience. He has worked the United Nation Mission in Bosnia and for the development of more than 13,000 on over a dozen alternative delivery Herzegovina. He later became Portland, new beds. He was directly responsible for projects including six for the Department of Oregon’s Police Chief and served there for the development and construction of the Corrections. almost four years. Subsequently, he was 3,240-bed La Palma Correctional Center appointed Police Commissioner for the UN that was designed and built in less than Peter Kiefer Mission in Liberia, West Africa, and then 12 months, including a phased delivery served as Police Advisor and Director of that began less than nine months after Maricopa County Superior Court the Police Division in the UN’s Department the project start date. Mr. Johns was also of Peacekeeping Operations in New York. Peter worked for the Maricopa Superior responsible for all land acquisition for CCA. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Court since 2001, first as the Criminal He understands the complexities of siting Global Intelligence and Crisis Management Court Administrator, then as the Regional correctional facilities and is skilled in gaining for the Walt Disney Company. Mark holds Administrator, and now as Civil Court community acceptance while managing the a BS degree in Criminal Justice from Administrator. Prior to that he was Manager entitlement and infrastructure development California State University Los Angeles, and of Trial Court Programs Division for the process. a Master of Science degree in International California Administrative Office of the Courts; Mr. Johns is a member of the American Public Administration from the University of before that he was the Director of Trial Southern California. In 1988, Mark founded Correctional Association, International Court Programs Division for the Oregon Corrections and Prisons Association, the World Children’s Transplant Fund, and State Court Administrator’s Office where he still serves as the Board’s Chairman. He National Association of Industrial and Office he worked for almost 15 years. Peter has Properties, Urban Land Institute, and the also serves as a member of the Board of worked overseas Rule of Law assignments the International Justice Mission. He is a Industrial Asset Management Council, and in Liberia and Beirut, visited the People’s is an Editorial Board member of Correctional passionate advocate for global rule of law Republic of China as a court administrator and children’s causes. News magazine. representative, and has enjoyed co-editing The Court Manager ethics column for Mike Justice AIA, LEED AP many years now. He has also conducted Praful M. Kulkarni AIA, DBIA over a dozen ethics presentations around gkkworks Dewberry the country and overseas. He received his Mike Justice has devoted his career to Bachelors from Santa Clara University, and Praful M. Kulkarni is the founder, President the design, planning, management and his Masters of Public Administration from the and CEO of California-based gkkworks, implementation of Criminal Justice facilities. University of Southern California. a leading integrated firm providing He has extensively been involved with architectural and construction services corrections, courts and public safety facilities based in the United States and India. Praful at the City, County, State and Federal levels is a Fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation over the past 15 years, throughout seven and serves on numerous boards, including

22 the Los Angeles Economic Development Lorenzo Lopez AIA, LEED AP Laura Maiello Corporation, the Design-Build Institute of America, Indian Institute of Technology Nacht & Lewis Architects RicciGreene Associates Foundation, Pan IIT, and the California Lorenzo is a Vice President with Nacht & Laura has 25 years correctional facility Community College Facility Coalition. He Lewis Architects in Sacramento, Calif. He expertise, assisting many jurisdictions is a member of the American College of has worked on a variety of justice projects planning for new facilities by developing Healthcare Executives and the Hospital for 20 years, focusing on planning, code with the client a philosophical mission, Association of Southern California and has compliance, and sustainability. He has also systems framework and operational context also been the Highway Safety Commissioner been heavily involved in both local and for facility planning and design. Policy and for Los Angeles County. Praful is also national components of the Academy of planning recommendations to governmental the proud recipient of the Ernst & Young Architecture for Justice. He has chaired both decision-makers and clients have resulted in Entrepreneur of the Year Award for his the AAJ conference in 2011 and the JFR jury improved justice and correctional systems, excellence and success in innovation, in 2012. Lorenzo is currently a member of programs and facilities at both state and financial performance, and personal the AAJ’s Advisory Group. local levels. This perspective is a valuable commitment to his business, clients, and Lorenzo recently co-chaired a task group resource to designers, building users, and the communities they serve. Praful provides in California charged with evaluating the clients, bringing a national best practices distinct vision to the firm’s philosophy, current codes relative to justice facilities. perspective to the translation of program responsibility, and dedication to client’s Lorenzo authored several new code sections into built form. She has presented on a needs and goals. that were implemented in the California variety of detention and justice facility policy Building Code and are being considered and planning topics nationally at venues Tom Kyle OAA, MRAIC, LEED AP for inclusion in the IBC. Lorenzo has also such as the AIA Academy of Architecture worked closely with senior staff of the for Justice, the National Council of Stantec Architecture Ltd. agency that enforces access compliance Juvenile and Family Court Judges National Tom offers extensive knowledge in all for California justice facilities. In addition, Conference, the National Partnership for aspects of architectural services and one of Lorenzo’s passions is discussing the Juvenile Services Annual Conference, the carries through the design objectives of a justice system with futurists in an attempt to American Jail Association, and the American project from master planning/programming, anticipate future requirements for courts and Correctional Association. She is a member schematic design, contract documents, related facilities. These codes and trends of the American Correctional Association, and contract administration. He applies his will shape courthouse design in the coming the National Partnership for Juvenile knowledge of architecture to all scales of years. Justice, and the National Council of Juvenile design, from preparation of urban design and Family Court Judges where she is a member of the Juvenile and Family Law guidelines to resolution of furniture detailing. Jeffrey K. Luney AIA, LEED AP Many of the projects that Tom has been Advisory Committee. Laura has served on involved with have been recognized for Brookwood Group the Juvenile Justice sub-committee for the their design excellence through publication American Correctional Association and is Jeffrey is an Associate Director in the San co-author of “Juvenile Housing,” in Planning and awards. Most notably, Tom was part Francisco office of Brookwood Group and of the design team for the 51 Division and Design Guide for Secure Adult and originally joined the firm in 1995 as part Juvenile Facilities. Police Station in Toronto which received a of the Satulah Group subsidiary. He has prestigious 2001 Canadian Architect Award worked on several justice facility projects for of Merit; City of Toronto Urban Design the California Department of Corrections and James L. McClaren AIA, OAA, NCARB Awards, Award of Excellence; Building Rehabilitation, Arapahoe County (Colorado) McClaren, Wilson and Lawrie, Inc. Magazine’s Outside the Box Design Awards; Jail and the Arlington Heights, Illinois Ontario Association of Architects Awards of Police & Fire Station. Jeffrey is a licensed James Lewis McClaren is a founding partner Excellence; American Institute of Architects, architect, a LEED Accredited Professional of McClaren, Wilson & Lawrie, Inc. (MWL). Justice Facilities Review, Certificate of Merit; and was accredited as an IFMA Certified He maintains active licensure in both the Canadian Urban Institute, Brownie Award Facility Manager in 1993. He held several United States and the Province of Ontario and many more. More recently Tom’s work senior management positions during a Canada. After two decades MWL has grown on Toronto Police Service 11 Division was career spanning over 35 years and has to four regional offices located throughout recognized with an Ontario Association of managed the design, planning, construction, the United States. Architects Award of Excellence in 2013. occupancy, maintenance and operation of Jim enjoys leading day-to-day project office buildings, industrial facilities, civic planning for first responder, emergency buildings and housing located throughout communications, city hall, courts and the United States and in Europe, Asia and forensic science laboratory related projects the Middle East. He received a B.S. in in nearly every state and province in the Architecture from the University of Virginia United States and Canada. in 1977.

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Jim is recipient of the IACP distinguished and the Teale Data Center for the State of Michael Meredith faculty award in recognition for his 26 years California. He also managed the off-site serving as an IACP adjunct faculty member. improvements for Raley’s Landing and California Department of He is author and editor of numerous directed the engineering work for the 150 Corrections and Rehabilitation magazine articles and textbook contributions acre Triangle Area Specific Plan in West Mike Meredith has been in the construction to publications by the IACP, ICMA, the Sacramento. More recently he managed industry since 1982 after graduating National Association of Emergency Dispatch the development of the Hilton Garden Inn in from Bowling Green State University in (NAED), and the NIJ Chiefs Desk Reference South Natomas and the conversion of the Construction Technology. He has 17 years for Facility Planning. Jim contributed to both 180,000 SF aircraft maintenance facility for experience in the private sector working editions of the Forensic Science Laboratory the data center and offices of WINfirst. for large general contractors on a variety Planning Handbook. of project types, including nuclear power, Russell H. McElroy AIA, NCARB oil platforms, county jails, high rise office Steve McConnell FAIA, LEED AP, NCARB buildings, medical office buildings, and McClaren, Wilson & Lawrie, Inc. governmental civic projects. Prior to coming NBBJ to work at the California Department of Russell McElroy has more than 21 years Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) in Steve McConnell is a Managing Partner at of diversified experience as an architect 2009 he spent ten years at the California NBBJ and serves on the Board of Directors focused on laboratories. He is responsible Department of General Services. While at that governs the firm. He joined NBBJ in for the forensic design division of McClaren, DGS he was the Project Director for the 1990 and was named a partner in 2003. He Wilson & Lawrie, an architectural firm well known $392 million Capitol Area East recently directed the design of the world’s focusing exclusively on public safety. End Complex. Mr. Meredith is currently the largest LEED platinum-rated non-profit Russell’s broad experience includes high Project Director for CDCR’s $906 million building campus for the Bill & Melinda Gates containment laboratories, including the first California Health Care Facility (CHCF). The Foundation. His work spans both public and verified BSL-3 autopsy suite constructed 1.2 million SF facility will be the first of its private markets and includes courthouses, in the U.S. Other related laboratory design kind in California. The CHCF will provide corporate headquarters, and high-rise experience includes high-hazard chemical space for medical and mental health care commercial mixed-use structures. He has handling, cold rooms, nuclear clean rooms treatment in an environment not currently led many of the firm’s pioneering projects (ISO 5 and EU Class A), blood labs, water available. He has been involved with DBIA and developed a record-breaking project labs, molecular labs and microbiology labs. delivery methodology under the new GSA for several years and is a past Western Design-Build/Design Excellence program. Pacific Region Chapter Board member. His projects have received more than 30 Brian Meade AIA, LEED AP significant awards from real estate, industry, Dewberry Elizabeth Minnis AIA local and state AIA, and GSA programs, including a national GSA Design Award for Brian Meade is Design Director at Dewberry Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Architecture and Interior Design for the US Architect’s Elgin, Illinois office. Brian is Management and Maintenance Courthouse in Seattle. responsible for the overall design direction of the office’s civic, library, and cultural Elizabeth Minnis is a public sector architect Steve oversees NBBJ’s Design Practices with over 25 years of experience. Her skill, Futures committee, ensuring that the projects. With over 17 years of experience, he has planned and designed a variety professionalism, and dedication has been firm’s design practices lead the industry applied for 15 years to enhance the quality in innovation. Through his leadership, of building types including public safety, municipal, religious, academic, and of Massachusetts’ public built environment. he has fundamentally shaped the culture Liz has demonstrated her commitment and process-driven design approach of residential mixed use projects at scales ranging from 1,000 SF to 400,000 SF. With by managing teams to plan, design and NBBJ to create new value by integrating construct facilities for the Commonwealth research, collaboration, interdependent a passion for community engagement and discovering their sense of place, this that are of the highest quality design and client relationships, and the cultivation of function, elevating the civic presence and innovative ideas. process has led to many unique, award winning solutions that go beyond pure public service of facilities to serve the functional requirements to reflect the public. She continues to develop a staff Patrick McCuen community’s true spirit. His recent design of highly qualified managers and support staff, building strong partnerships with Capitol Avenue work includes the Tolleson, Ariz. Police and Court Center; the Killeen, Texas Police Commonwealth leadership and staff and Pat McCuen has years of experience in Headquarters; the Hanover Park Police the architectural and engineering design construction and project management Headquarters; and the Romeoville, Illinois teams for the project. She was the 2012 for both public and private sector clients. Municipal Complex. Chair of the Academy of Architecture for As Senior Project Manager of McCuen Justice (AAJ) Advisory Group and she Properties, he presided over the pre- continues as the liaison for the Research construction for the Ziggurat Building, and Communications subcommittees for 2013. She has moderated and delivered

24 presentations on a number of topics related be characterized by a commitment to design Mr. Nagashima is a Design Principal with the to both sustainability and justice planning excellence, an emphasis on developing a Pasadena office of HDR Architecture, Inc. issues. She is a founding member of the collaborative design process and desire to He joined HDR in March of 2005 and has New England component of the AAJ and redefine the “type.” Michael’s contribution to been heading up design efforts on a number has organized a number of seminars the architectural profession was recognized of projects. and presentations at the local chapter in 2004 when he was named a Fellow of the Mr. Nagashima earned a bachelor’s degree headquarters. She is a member of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, the in Environmental Design from Antioch Boston Society of Architects and served for highest honour bestowed by the Institute. University, and a Master of Architecture three years on the nominating committee. Michael’s selected justice experience degree from UCLA. He has been a licensed includes: 11, 14, 51 Division, Toronto Police architect in the state of California since 1986. Joseph Moro OAA, MRAIC, LEED AP Services, Toronto, ON; Ontario Provincial Police Headquarters, Orillia, ON; Forensic Chuck M. Oraftik FAIA NORR Sciences and Coroner’s Court Complex, As a Senior Design Architect at NORR Toronto, ON. HOK Limited Architects & Engineers in Toronto More recently Michael’s work on Toronto For more than 35 years Chuck Oraftik Joseph has been the design lead on a Police Service 11 Division was recognized FAIA has focused his career exclusively on number of large P3 institutional and large with an Ontario Association of Architects courthouses and related justice facilities. infrastructure projects. Joseph’s courthouse Award of Excellence in 2013. He has completed more than 40 major experience started with the AIA citation- justice assignments and nearly all have winning John Sopinka Courthouse in the Paul Y. Nagashima AIA, LEED AP been recognized for both functional and late 1990s. For the last three years Joseph architectural excellence by the National has been devoted to leading two P-3 HDR Architecture, Inc. Center for State Courts, the National courthouses, Waterloo Region Courthouse Mr. Nagashima has more than 30 years of Association for Court Management or the and St. Thomas Courthouse, through the professional experience. He has served American Institute of Architects. In recent post pursuit phase. as a Design Principal and Senior Project years, he has focused his efforts on the Joseph received a Bachelor of Designer on a wide range of project types, transformational, long term impacts of Environmental Design from the University both international and domestic, including rapidly changing technologies, economics of Waterloo and a Bachelor of Architecture healthcare, higher education, civic-justice, and cultural expectations on our nation’s from SCI-Arc (Southern California Institute of corporate, commercial, aviation, institutional, courts. He anticipates the gradual Architecture). He has served as faculty at the cultural and mixed-use projects. emergence of an entirely new paradigm for University of Waterloo and as a visiting critic court operations and facilities. Chuck has An award-winning designer in his own right, at the schools of architecture for both the previously spoken at conferences of the AIA/ Mr. Nagashima feels design excellence is University of Toronto and Ryerson University. AAJ, NACM, Design Build Institute, members essential for any building type. He has won Joseph has recently led design teams on a of Parliament and other professional numerous design awards for projects from number of courthouses, the Union Station associations. He is a member of the AIA a wide range of building types, including Revitalization, and Rogers Communication College of Fellows, a graduate of Columbia an AIA Honor Award for the design of the Centre at Ryerson University in Toronto. University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Japanese American National Museum. He Institute and is Justice Director for the San also won AIA Awards for his design of the Francisco office of HOK. Michael A. Moxam OAA Air Cargo Building ‘A’ facility at LAX. His Stantec Architecture Ltd. design for the LAPD Metro Jail was recently recognized for design excellence by the Curt Parde AIA, LEED AP BD+C Michael is actively involved in leading and City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural HOK shaping the architectural approach to justice Affairs. He was also lead designer on facility design. He has presented at the AIA the Master Architect Team for the Camp Curt Parde is a Director of Architecture for Justice Facilities Conference and is actively Pendleton Replacement Hospital which the HOK Dallas office. In this role he serves involved in the AIA Academy of Architecture recently won a Design-Build Institute of as Project Principal for multiple projects, for Justice Community as the Chair of the America Award. in addition to managing the architectural AIA’s Academy of Architecture for Justice Mr. Nagashima was the lead architectural staff in Dallas. Curt’s experience includes (AAJ) 2007 Awards and as Chair of the AIA’s designer for the California Department of delivering projects in many different formats AAJ Journal which promotes and fosters the Corrections’ California Health Care Facility for Federal, State, County and Municipal exchange of information and knowledge in at Stockton. He has worked on numerous Governments, Private Developers, and also pursuit of high-quality planning, design and justice projects for CDCR, as well as the Healthcare and Educational projects, and delivery of justice architecture. Oregon Department of Corrections, Santa he promotes sustainable development on Michael is committed to excellence in all Ana Police Department, Riverside Sheriff’s all of his projects. Curt works closely with aspects of the design process. His 30 Department, Los Angeles Sheriff Department clients, providing guidance throughout the years of experience in the design and and Los Angeles Police Department. planning, design, construction document development of complex project types can

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and construction phases. His well-rounded William Prindle LEED AP sustainable design, Beverly has presented experience proves invaluable in developing and facilitated at several conferences on direction for projects, and ensuring project CGL RicciGreene topics such as “The Greening of Justice” scope, budget, delivery method and Mr. Prindle has over 30 years of experience (2005), “Should Juvenile Facilities Be schedule are compatible with his client’s in justice design, working on all phases Green?” (2006), “The Courthouse’s Role facility needs. of programming, design, construction in Creating a Vibrant Downtown” (2007), documents and construction administration, “Design Build/Design Excellence in Juvenile Tom Perica AIA, LEED AP as well as master planning, site design and Justice” (2008), Sustainable Justice environmental planning. His commitment to Worksessions (2009), and “Sustainable CGL Companies justice architecture led to his appointment Justice: Designing a Green System” (2010), and Sustainable Justice: An Evolving Tom has 19 years of experience to chair the AIA Committee on Architecture System (2011). in architecture – 13 specializing in for Justice. He is recognized as one of the court planning, design and program national leaders in the justice market and management. Tom is currently a director in he brings tremendous experience with large Bill Proctor scale and design build projects. the justice program at CGL/RicciGreene. CGL Companies Previously, as a program manager for HDR, CGL RicciGreene is a global Justice he held a key role on the owner’s program Consulting firm. Mr. Prindle is responsible Bill was a project manager for the early management team for the Maricopa County for leading CGLRicciGreene’s Justice FBOP projects in the 1970s, engaged in South Court Tower, managing the process architectural practice out of the Sacramento developing concepts that became known and products from the design professions office. He is responsible for contracts, fees, as “podular design”, “direct-supervision”, and coordinating with the construction profit, technical quality and client satisfaction fast-track, court-ordered alternative project manager at risk. Additionally, he was an for all Justice projects. While with a delivery concepts. Since the 1980s he adviser to county management, proposing previous firm, Mr. Prindle served as the has been serving as a Program Manager and defining critical capital improvement Project Principal/Director for the California for politically embattled local and state issues. Prior to moving to HDR, he worked State Prison Correctional Healthcare corrections programs and courthouses. for Ricci Greene Associates in New York Facility at Stockton. In this capacity, he In 2007–2008, he was program manager and had extensive experience in courts was responsible for all aspects of design for the California Prison Healthcare programming and planning. performance by the design teams. Receivership 10,000 bed capital program.

Bill Phillips PE Beverly Prior FAIA, LEED BD+C, NCARB Mark Radell LEED AP BD+C Saint Martin’s University HMC+Beverly Prior Architects McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. Bill has worked as an engineer and Beverly Prior, Justice Practice Leader of With over 23 years of experience at McCarthy engineering manager for 35 years. HMC+Beverly Prior Architects, has focused Building Companies, Mark has experience in many His experience ranges from inspector, her career on helping to foster livable forms of project delivery. Committed to excellence bridge engineer, project manager and and sustainable communities. In her 30 in Alternative Delivery Methods, Mark has paid later, positions of development director. years of professional practice, Beverly special attention to effective implementation of His work has included private utilities, has specialized in justice projects, having Design Management and the use of Virtual Design several governmental agencies and planned and designed courthouse, law program director at a small catholic enforcement, adult and juvenile detention and Construction (VDC) technologies. Mark’s university. His most rewarding work was and prison facilities. The firm was the most recent experience was as a Project Executive with the Washington State Department associate architect for the design-build on the design-build California Health Care Facility of Corrections where he was responsible delivered Alameda County Juvenile Justice in Stockton, California. As a Project Executive, for the development of several new, and Center, the first LEED Gold-certified Juvenile Mark’s role was to oversee the development of renovation of old correctional facilities. He Justice facility in the nation. currently directs the Masters in Engineering design documents, stakeholder approvals, criteria Management program at Saint Martin’s Beverly served for five years on the National conformance, permitting and implementation of VDC University, where he works to help send well AIA’s Academy of Architecture for Justice Technologies. Mark holds a Bachelor of Science (AAJ) Advisory Group and co-founded educated and polished managers out into in Construction Management from California State the working world. the Sustainable Justice Committee. Being an advocate for livable communities and University, Chico.

26 Ken Ricci FAIA Robert W. Schwartz FAIA, LEED AP BD+C Achieving Excellence in Courthouse Design and Planning. As a court consultant Charles RicciGreene Associates HOK has assisted with the planning and design of Ken Ricci, as both architect and advocate, Bob’s work defines modern justice several court projects. has devoted his 40-year career to the architecture. He has dedicated the last 30 programming, planning and design years to improving the design and operation Michael E. Smith AIA of justice and correctional facilities of justice facilities. His experience includes throughout the country. As an architect, some of the most noteworthy courthouses Nacht & Lewis Architects he provides innovative solutions to justice and law enforcement, detention and Mr. Smith is Vice President of Nacht & Lewis design problems in a wide range of court, correctional centers in the U.S. with 22 Architects in Sacramento, Calif., and has correctional and detention facility projects. published in the Justice Facilities Review. more than 30 years of experience in Public As an advocate, he employs evidence- Participation on national committees Safety Architecture. He has completed based “best practices” in criminal justice includes the NSCS “The Courthouse: projects throughout the United States using facility design, supporting the critical A Planning and Design Guide for Court many different delivery methods. Prior to link from research to practice. Mr. Ricci Facilities—1990 and 2000,” the Courthouse joining Nacht & Lewis in 2010, he was Vice is a graduate of Pratt Institute School of Access Advisory Committee advising the President of Leach Mounce Architects where Architecture, is active in AIA sustainable U.S. Access Board, the GSA Independent he worked for the prior 29 years. justice initiatives, and is a frequent Court Panel on Courthouse Cost, as well as lecturer at professional conferences. He the AAJ/InfoComm committee developing is widely published and is a consultant audio visual and information technology Matthew Somerton AIA to the National Institute of Corrections on guidelines for courthouses. NBBJ the planning and implementation of new As a lead designer, Matthew believes that facilities. In recognition of his professional Charles (Chuck) Short the strongest design concepts are rooted in accomplishments, Mr. Ricci was elected to making high-performance beautiful. In this the AIA College of Fellows in 1998. CTS Business Solutions approach, human performance, resource Charles Short is founder and principal of conservation and principles of best value David Samura CTS Business Solutions and has been are prerequisites for success in architecture. International Criminal Court, The Hague involved with court management for many Matthew’s talent is born from his belief that years. He served as the Court Administrator design is an integrated process, and that David is currently an AV Technician at the and Executive Officer for the Clark County careful listening is often the most powerful International Criminal Court in The Hague, Nevada courts for 15 years and retired from design tool. His passion for understanding Netherlands. Before then, he worked in the that position in 2008. During his career in the his clients’ needs and aspirations results capacity as AV Technician with the United Clark County Courts he facilitated the design in innovative architectural solutions that Nations backed Special Court for Sierra of two new courthouses, five expansions elevate each client’s enterprise. He believes Leone. He gained 11 years of experience and remodels of existing facilities, as well as deeply that design is the key to unlocking in the courtroom AV technology business. two facility master plans for all of Southern human potential; that excellence in the built David is also a member of the Infocomm Nevada. Charles has lead court user teams environment can elevate the human spirit, International and currently volunteering assigned to assist the A/E consultants, positively affect behavior, and significantly in the Infocomm AV/IT Infrastructure Built and has an extensive understanding of enhance collegiality and productivity. Since Environment Task Force Group, charged the development of a strategic vision for joining NBBJ in 2001, Matthew has worked with the responsibility to specifically prepare new court facilities, the impact of e-court on many high-profile and high-performance a case study on judicial video applications or virtual court service technology, and projects including the Bakersfield Federal in which he contributed a chapter on how to translate this information for the Courthouse, state and municipal civic Technologies and Applications from an incorporation into design documents. He projects, and corporate and commercial International Tribunal perspective. is a well respected leader in court planning projects for clients as diverse as Boeing, and design. He has lectured on the subject Amgen, Novartis, Amazon and Google. at numerous AIA and Court Manager conferences. In the Spring of 2008, under the auspices of the National Center for State Courts, Charles co-hosted a conference targeted at senior court leadership titled

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Raphael Sperry AIA, LEED AP he achieved the highest leadership role Enforcement Assistance Administration for (Senior Executive Service) as an Agency eight years. He placed special emphasis on Architects / Designers / Planners for Head within the US Department of Justice. corrections reform and Standards and Goals Social Responsibility Additionally, he served as President of the for Criminal Justice. He initiated and fostered As the primary author and spokesperson Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) the National Clearing House of CJ Planning for ADPSR’s proposed ethics code change, 2003–2004. Craig is regarded as a leader and Architecture at the University of Illinois Raphel Sperry is well suited to explain the of the integrated project delivery design- as well as the $2 billion Part E program for proposal in detail and to present ADPSR’s build movement in the public sector. Before corrections improvements. arguments for why it should be adopted. joining DBIA, he served for 26 years at the Richard also served as the U.S. Expert He has been actively researching and US Department of Justice, primarily as (representative) to the United Nations Social writing about prison design since 2004. the Procurement Executive for the Federal Defense program for five years. For more Regarding sustainability, he has been a Bureau of Prisons. than 20 years, he has provided pro bono green building consultant for a wide variety Craig has served as a Senior Consultant, services to assist Federal Prison Industries of commercial and institutional projects Facilitator and Training Instructor for in business development initiatives. including San Francisco International Airport numerous major design and construction Terminal 2, Berkeley Law School Addition, projects. He has an extensive background in Jim L. Whitaker AIA, DBIA, NCARB California Academy of Sciences, and many various alternative disputes resolution (ADR) commercial office towers. techniques to include Facilitating numerous HKS, Inc. Partnering Workshops, providing Mediation Jim Whitaker is a veteran in both design and services, and serving on a Disputes construction executive roles. As principal Chief Wendy Still Resolution Board. and senior vice president at HKS, Inc., City and County of San Francisco Craig is a nationally recognized lecturer one of the country’s largest architectural throughout the industry and has authored and engineering firms, Mr. Whitaker leads Wendy Still has over 30 years of Community numerous articles and publications, and State Corrections experience in the the federal government and design-build including US Congressional reports and practices. His portfolio of work includes State of California. She is the Chief Probation testimony. He received a BA in Accounting Officer for the City and County of SF. She large-scale, complex projects throughout from Bloomsburg University; a MBA from the United States. He is a licensed architect, has managed and directed up to 10 prisons, West Virginia University; and attended 40,000 inmates; designed rehabilitation and AIA member, NCARB-certified for nationwide Harvard University for post graduate work. reciprocity, and a DBIA-certified professional. reentry programs and spaces for the Federal He is a Veteran of the US Marine Corps. Prison Receiver; and created numerous Mr. Whitaker serves on the Advisory Board alternatives to incarceration programs for of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) male and female inmates. She is Chair of the Richard W. Velde Project Delivery Knowledge Community and Community Correctional Partnership for SF; Law Enforcement Assistance on the executive committee of the Design- Build Institute of America (DBIA) Board of Current Co- Chair of the SF Reentry Council Administration and a Senate appointed member of the Directors. He serves as DBIA’s 2013 vice California Rehabilitation Oversight Board for Mr. Velde has practiced law in Washington chairman. the California Correctional System. D.C. for over 25 years, and has almost 25 Mr. Whitaker is a requested industry speaker. years of government service. His public His no-nonsense communication style and Craig H. Unger DBIA service includes 14 years as counsel on aggressive leadership skills are recognized the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee and by peers and industry groups, where he is Unger Security Solutions, LLC counsel to Senator Bob Dole. considered a design-build expert. He has Craig Unger is Principal and CEO of Unger In the Senate his areas of expertise included presented to various groups, including Security Solutions, LLC, providing consulting crime and gun control and criminal justice AIA, DBIA, AACE, ASCE, AOD, collegiate services for acquisition management; reform legislation. He was the draftsman architecture and engineering programs and project delivery; and the security and for Civil Rico and wiretap bills and the law firms on a variety of topics including detention environment. Mr. Unger founded Dole Instant Check proposal for buying design-build project delivery, alternative the business upon his retirement from the guns. He also was involved in corrections careers for design professionals, effective federal government. improvement legislation and federal design-build teaming arrangements, and assistance to state and local government via dispute resolution strategies. Mr. Whitaker Craig was appointed by the Attorney block grants. lives in North Carolina and is an avid (but General of the United States in August 2001, aging) endurance runner. to serve as the Justice Department’s Federal At the Justice Department Richard served Detention Trustee. As a career civil servant, as Deputy and Administrator of the Law

28 Jennifer Williard CTS upon by Governor Schwarzenegger in 2004 Douglas J. S. Younger to serve as the Director of the California California AOC Department of Corrections. Her mission Douglas is dual qualified as an English Ms. Williard is currently the Supervising AV/ was to bring reform and rehabilitation to solicitor and as an Ontario barrister and Video Systems Technology Analyst for the the California Department of Corrections. solicitor. He is a partner of a major Canadian California Administrative Office of the Courts She was appointed to the position of law firm specializing in the area of corporate and oversees the work of architects and Undersecretary of the California Department and project finance law with a predominant consultants on the audiovisual technology of Corrections and Rehabilitation, the largest focus on public-private partnerships (P3) in new courthouse capital projects. She correctional system in the United States in and infrastructure transactions. Douglas is the Chair for the AIA/InfoComm Task July of 2005. brings a wealth of P3 and project finance Force developing design guidelines for new Ms. Woodford is considered a national experience, having advised governments, courthouse construction. She speaks on this expert on Prison Management and equity sponsors and funders on a wide topic at conferences and forums related to Administration. She is also recognized variety of transportation and accommodation justice facilities. for her leadership skills and ability to lead projects including roads, hospitals, schools, staff toward a shared vision. She brought universities, mass transit and social housing. Douglas also has extensive experience Erik Winje LEED AP mission based management and data driven decision making to the California in the structuring, negotiation and DPR Construction Department of Corrections. She is an documentation of international and domestic expert in community corrections having project and structured financing. He has Erik Winje has 37 years of experience implemented new and innovative programs acted as lead counsel on many major focused on the construction and to improve community outcomes and public Canadian P3 transactions. Douglas was management of facilities for public and safety. She is utilizing her expertise in her Vice-President and European Legal Counsel private sector clients. He is currently new role at the Berkeley Center for Criminal to an international financial institution a Senior Project Manager with DPR, Justice. from 1998 to 2001, advising investment responsible for on-site operations providing bankers on legal issues pertaining to PPP management oversight and coordinating Ms. Woodford has been featured in many transactions in the U.K. and structured and project activities. Erik has been involved with newspapers and magazines including the project finance transactions in Western multiple design build projects. He earned New York Times Magazine in an article titled, Europe. his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering “The Good Jailer,” published in March of 2004. Douglas is a leader in the Canadian P3 from University of California, Davis and is a sector, advising governments, bidders, member of USGBC, LCI and DBIA. Ms. Woodford recently completed her work funders and design-builders on major as the Executive Director of Death Penalty P3 transactions across the country. His Jeanne Woodford Focus, a national organization committed experience as an advisor to governments to ending the death penalty. She was the and private sector participants in P3 Jeanne Woodford retired as the Chief of the proponent and primary spokesperson in transactions, both domestically and San Francisco Adult Probation Department support of the 2012 campaign to end the internationally, has given him significant in 2008 completing 30 years of work at the death penalty in California, Proposition 34. insights into the issues confronting state and county level of government in This proposition was defeated by a small participants in the Canadian and the field of criminal justice. Ms. Woodford margin of votes. international P3 markets. He is also a has worked for the administrations of both Ms. Woodford is a Senior Fellow at frequent lecturer on project finance and Governors Davis and Schwarzenegger as the Berkeley Law School University of P3 issues. well as for Mayor Gavin Newsom and the California’s Chief Justice Earl Warren Superior Court of San Francisco. Institute on Law and Social Policy as well Ms. Woodford has extensive experience as offering her expertise on several criminal in Corrections and Rehabilitation. She justice reentry and policy projects in the began her career at San Quentin State State of California. Ms. Woodford graduated Prison in 1978 following graduation from from Sonoma State University with a Sonoma State University with a Bachelors Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice in degree in Criminal Justice. Ms. Woodford 1978. was promoted through the ranks and was appointed Warden of San Quentin State Prison by Governor Davis in 1999. She remained Warden of San Quentin until called

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Before the Conference... 9AM WED Tee Time! SEP 18 Rentals Available OGA Golf Course Greens Fee $65 2850 Hazelnut Drive, Woodburn, OR 97071 ogagolfcourse.com AIA AAJ NATIONAL CONFERENCE PORTLAND, OREGON | SEPTEMBER 18–21 2013

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www.aia.org/aaj JUSTICE FACILITIES REVIEW AWARDS banquet

Oregon Historical Society Oregon Historical Society The JFR Awards: Lessons from the State-of-the-Art

Thursday, September 19, 2013, 7:00 pm (Ticketed Event) The Oregon Historical Society 1200 SW Park Avenue Portland, OR 97205

The JFR award submissions provide a unique opportunity to review the most current thinking about justice facility design. In this session, the jurors will share their take on the issues raised about justice facility planning and design—and the new database of past JFR projects will be introduced. OHS Main Entrance Members of the audience will have the opportunity to participate in the dialogue. OHS Main Entrance Four architects and one practitioner in the fields of law enforcement, courts and corrections discuss the emerging trends and issues in justice architecture as demonstrated in the entries and award winners in this year’s Justice Facilities Review. Questions raised include:

• What constitutes excellence—or ‘thought leadership’—in justice facility design? • What are the challenging problems that excellent justice design can address? • How can historical renovations balance preservation with meeting current operational and security needs? • Have high levels of energy and environmental performance become the norm? OHS Plaza • How can we optimize learning from these projects? OHS Miller Pavilion 1 Participants will have the opportunity to debate these questions and others. OHS Miller Pavilion The dialogue begun at this session will then be carried on to a broader 1 audience through AAJ’s social media and website.

• Understand what constitutes excellence in justice facility design. • Know about emerging trends in courthouse and correctional facility design. • Understand the challenges posed by historical renovations of courthouses—balancing preservation with modern functionality and security. • Understand the benefits of post-occupancy evaluations on award- winning projects and the new database of JFR projects available on the AJA website.

SPEAKERS Jay Farbstein, PhD, FAIA, Jury Chair and Moderator (Jay Farbstein & Associates) James L. McClaren, AIA, OAA, NCARB (McClaren, Wilson & Lawrie, Inc.) Maynard Feist, AIA, LEED AP (Lionakis) Thomas Donaghy, AIA, LEED AP (KGD Architecture) Thomas N. Faust (District of Columbia Department of Corrections) 2 OHS Plaza

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Acorn Engineering - Booth #: 26 ARCONAS - Booth #: 10 BASWA acoustic North America, LLC - 15125 Proctor Avenue 5700 Keaton Crescent Booth #: 23 City of Industry, CA 91746 Mississauga, ON L5R 3H5 Canada 3900 Ben Hur Ave., Suite 10 www.acorneng.com www.arconas.com Willoughby, OH 44094 Todd Riedel Sherry Martin, Commercial Sales Manager www.baswaphon.com Marketing Project Specialist 905-272-0727 Samuel V. Diaquila, Partner, North American 1-626-336-4561 [email protected] Sales Manager [email protected] Arconas is recognized around the world 440-951-6022 Acorn Engineering manufactures as a leading designer and manufacturer of [email protected] plumbing fixtures, products and systems exceptional furniture for high-traffic public BASWAphon Seamless Sound Absorbing for institutional and commercial markets. spaces. We have developed significant Plaster. Premium finish with NRC ratings up AcornVac designs, engineers, manufactures, expertise in providing the right seating to 1.00. Can be vaulted, curved or domed. and markets environmentally friendly solutions for courthouses, detention, Match any color. Completely field installed, vacuum plumbing systems. correction, and enforcement facilities. eliminating incorrect pre-cut dimensions. We manufacture with a commitment to Up to 95% recycled, no VOC’s, USA made excellence, safety, and environmental components, possibly provides points in 9 Actall Corporation - Booth #: 17 stewardship. LEED categories. Custom finishes. Historical courtroom renovations. 2360 Lawrence St. Denver, CO 80205 ArmorCore by Waco Composites - www.actall.net Booth #: 19 CGL- Booth #: 30 Josh Childs, Director - Sales & Marketing P.O. Box 21223 801 Brickell Avenue, Suite 720 720-878-4223 Waco, TX 76702 [email protected] Miami, FL 33131 www.armorcore.com www.CGLCompanies.com Actall Corporation has been a leader in the Justin Clark, Market Development manufacturing and deployment of wireless Will Fagan, Marketing Manager 866-688-3088 786-409-7000 alarm systems since 1991. That expertise [email protected] has grown substantially since our inception, [email protected] giving rise to the PALS 9000 family of ArmorCore® bullet resistant fiberglass CGL works to provide local, state, and devices and systems, installed in hundreds panels deliver superior security against national communities with more efficient of facilities throughout the world. bullets and blast fragments. Our unique facilities to better serve the public. design makes ArmorCore® the safest, most CGL provides facility planning, needs affordable, and efficient bullet resistant assessments (including security and health APEX Industries - Booth #: 20 material solution available for both new care), architectural programs, building construction and remodeling projects. design, program management, facility 100 Millennium Blvd. Through a proprietary manufacturing maintenance, development, and financing. Moncton, NB, E1A 2T4 Canada process combining woven-roving fiberglass CGL specializes in criminal justice facility www.apexindustries.com with resin, ArmorCore® bullet-resistant services, offering more and more varied in- Donny Gallant, Business Development panels are precision-assembled and house disciplines than any other firm. CGL’s Security Products cured in a press with heat and pressure, mission is to be the best provider of reliable 506-857-1600 maintaining quality and consistency. and affordable services for justice and [email protected] public infrastructure worldwide. Apex is a diversified Manufacturer and Distribution company that serves or supplies customers on 6 of the 7 continents of the world. Apex Door & Frame, a division of Apex Industries, is Canada’s largest manufacturer of detention doors and frames. Apex has been manufacturing detention grade doors and frames for over 30 years.

32 Chief Custom Products - Booth #: 29 Global Security Glazing - Booth #: 4 Hensel Phelps - Booth #: 6 1808 Raymond Dr. 3451 Silver Hill Rd. 226 Airport Parkway, Suite 150, San Jose, Grand Island, NE 68803 Summerville, GA 30747 CA 95110 www.customproducts.chiefind.com www.security-glazing.com www.henselphelps.com Wayne Garrett, Sales & Marketing Manager Rick Trundt, Sales Manager Jeff Bennett, Project Development Manager 308-385-4670 404-216-3787 (408) 452-1800 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] At Chief Custom Products, our five-plus Global Security Glazing, with over 60 years Hensel Phelps is a premier full-service decades of experience in metal fabrication of experience in quality manufacturing, facilities solutions provider. We are assure optimum quality, strength and has emerged as the single source for all committed to delivering the highest quality security throughout our full range of of your security and architectural glazing solutions, and creating the most efficient correctional products. As a manufacturer requirements. Offering a complete line facilities for our clients, from the conception of detention doors & frames, windows, of security products, including all-glass of a project through construction, operations furnishings, wall panels, and ceilings, we go laminates, glass-clad polycarbonates and and asset management. With experience the extra mile to assure you maximum value laminated polycarbonates, Global Security planning, building and managing facilities for your facility. Glazing has the product and solution for all in nearly every building sector, our success of your design challenges. employing industry-leading processes has established us as trusted partners. Derby Industries - Booth #: 9 Habtech Communications Inc., 24350 SR 23 South HK Electrical Engineers - Booth #: 18 South Bend, IN 46614 a Division of Vipond Inc. - Booth #: 25 15365 SW Division Street www.derbyindustries.com 2430 Lucknow Dr., Unit 15 Sherwood, OR 97140 Andy Karafa, President Mississauga ON L53 1V3 Canada 866-233-4500 www.habtech.ca Frank Hopkins, Principal 503-625-4443 [email protected] Don Connor, General Manager [email protected] Derby proudly introduces Derby STEEL- a 905-612-8259 complete line of steel intensive use furniture [email protected] HK Electrical Engineers is an independent detention electronics consulting engineering for correctional and behavioral healthcare Habtech integrates door control, alarms, firm established to service the security/ facilities. Bunks, benches with integrated CCTV surveillance, lighting control, guard detention electronics, A/V design, and cuff slots, desks, ADA compliant tables- we tour and intercom into a management commissioning service needs of justice have them. Secure shower curtain systems, system with flexible architecture which facilities. We provide full designs and grab bars, security mirrors, pistol lockers, can mold to any correctional facility’s design/build services, and existing facility and more. We will meet your specific needs. specifications. After 20 years in the North evaluation reports for Juvenile and Adult American correctional market, Habtech has facilities as well as courthouses nationally. the necessary resources and experience to FSR, Inc. - Booth #: 13 perform installations and retrofits of high- security detention systems that comply with 100 Marbleridge Road strict correctional requirements. Hope’s Windows, Inc. - Booth #: 5 North Andover, MA 01845 www.FSRinc.com P.O. Box 580 Jamestown, NY 14702 Jon Melchin, Director www.hopeswindows.com 978-501-6669 [email protected] Jed DuBois, National Sales Manager 716-665-5124 x309 FSR is a New Jersey-based manufacturer [email protected] of audiovisual integration products. They make floor boxes, table boxes, wall boxes Hope’s® is the leading manufacturer of and ceiling boxes for cable management fixed and operable steel and stainless steel solutions relating to audiovisual, detention windows. Our product versatility presentation and IT technologies. in secure and non-secure windows and doors allows specifiers to benefit from “the turnkey solution” for all windows and doors. Stream-lined communication leads to savings in time, enhanced coordination and cost effectiveness while maintaining single source accountability.

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LIFT-U Division, Hogan Mfg, Inc. - Marathon Engineering Corporation - Oldcastle Precast Modular/Security - Booth #: 11 Booth #: 21 Booth #: 14 P.O. Box 398 5615 2nd St. W 200 Keystone Dr. Escalon, CA 95320 Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 Telford, PA 18969 www.lift-u.com www.goldmedalsafetypadding.com www.oldcastleprecast.com Don Birdsall, Director of Marketing George Hrunka, President & CEO John Eisenlau 937-836-6900 239-303-7378 215-257-2255 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] LIFT-U’s Courtroom Lifts are advancing Manufacturer and installer of gold medal Oldcastle manufactures precast concrete Courtroom Accessibility. With innovations safety padding that provides owners with correctional cells and modular building like drift-free platform support, rigid safe, durable, and easily maintained padded components. Custom-designed quality platforms, out-of-sight until needed roll-up environments. Our padding is specially prison cells cost effectively. In addition we barriers, and the NEW Powered Front Step formulated providing protection in jails, provide complete perimeter security systems that converts from a step to the entrance hospitals, schools, and where safety is or replacement parts for your existing ramp, LIFT-U leads the way in reliable, needed. system. Digital Microwave with Fuzzy Logic, invisible when not in use, and totally Non-Lethal Electric Fence Systems, Infra-red independently operable Courtroom Lifts. Detection Systems and Fence Mounted McNichols Company - Booth #2 Cable Detection Systems. LTI Smart Glass, Inc - Booth #28 1221-A 29th St NW Auburn, WA 98001 Pyrok, Inc. - Booth #: 27 14 Federico Drive www.mcnichols.com Pittsfield MA 01225 121 Sunset Road Ryan Sackman, NW Field Sales Manager www.ltisg.com Mamaroneck, NY 10543 253-394-2004 www.pyrokinc.com Micky Mitchell, Product Manager, Security [email protected] Products Howie Podolsky, General Manager NcNICHOLS Company: Discover what 413-637-5001, ext. 109 914-777-7070 literally hundreds of thousands of customers [email protected] [email protected] have come to know and trust since 1952 The LTI Group is a leading provider of - McNICHOLS is the worldwide leader in Pyrok Inc. manufactures Pyrok StarSilent, innovative laminated glass and polymer providing Perforated Metal, Expanded Metal, a smooth, seamless sound-absorbing products to a broad variety of industries, Wire Mesh and other Designer Metals, as plaster system for courthouses and Pyrok such as architectural, security and well as a full line of Grating and Flooring Acoustement acoustical plasters which have industrial. LTI offers security glazing Products. Our loyal customers continue formulations for courthouse and correctional laminates including SMARTGARD glass-clad to rely on our experience, vast product facility applications. Our new product, Vogl, polycarbonate and SMARTGARD laminated inventory and shipping options to produce is perforated sound-absorbing gypsum polycarbonate. Electrified Switchable the right whole solution for their projects. boards for courthouse and correctional Privacy, and RF/IR barrier protection against As an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, we facility uses. eavesdropping, are available as add on will provide you with an unsurpassed level options. of Service, Quality, and Performance... that’s The Hole Story®! R.R. Brink Locking Systems, Inc. - Booth #: 15 Norix Group, Inc. - Booth #: 12 500 Earl Rd. Shorewood, IL 60404 1000 Atlantic Dr. www.rrbrink.com West Chicago, IL 60185 www.norix.com Gary Noha, Sales 815-744-7000 Sandy Heitman, Project Manager [email protected] 800-234-4900 [email protected] R.R. Brink Locking Systems specializes in the design and manufacture of high security For over 30 years, Norix Group has electromechanical and mechanical locks. specialized in providing high quality, We offer a full line of products designed intensive-use furniture designed specifically for correctional institutions where remote for Correctional facilities. Norix builds control sliding cell operators and corridor extreme durability and security into each doors are required. Our reputation has been piece of furniture. We provide furniture established on product Innovation, quality, that’s as tough as your environment. Norix and workmanship. offers a complete range of furniture for every correctional application. 34 Rotondo Weirich Enterprises, Inc. - Sundt Construction - Booth #: 24 Trussbilt, LLC - Booth #: 22 Booth #: 3 2620 South 55th Street 2652 Remington Way P.O. Box 429 Tempe, AZ 85282 Tracy, CA 95377 681Harleysville Pike www.sundt.com www.trussbilt.com Lederach, PA 19450 Steve Blaylock, Project Director Steve Stonehouse, Marketing Director www.rotondoweirich.com 602-509-1519 209-597-0874 Bill Franklin, Director of Business [email protected] [email protected] Development Sundt is a highly diversified construction Trussbilt has designed and manufactured 215-256-7940 firm experienced both nationwide and high quality security products since 1926. [email protected] internationally. We are innovative, client- Trussbilt’s products are used in over 2,000 Precast Modular Housing, Security focused, and quality-driven on all of our prisons throughout the world. We have Electronics, and Detention Equipment: Justice Projects. Our reputation for going developed and pioneered performance tests The RW Companies provide worldwide beyond the expected is built upon our core that demonstrate the superiority of hollow integrated security solutions for jails, values of integrity, accountability, quality, metal fabrication for security, including prisons, juvenile facilities, courthouses, and customer loyalty. Sundt strives to Detention HM Security Doors and Frames, justice centers, embassies, and military build enduring relationships with your staff Windows, Modular Wall Panels, and Security bases. Our team is made up of experts through listening to and understanding Ceiling Products. from throughout the industry who have your needs, and working collaboratively to experience working on public-private develop and execute a plan that meets all partnership, design assist, and design-build stated objectives. Wallace International - Booth #: 8 projects. We are customer-driven and team- 90 Lawson Crescent focused – we’re the team you want to work Winnepeg, MB R3P 2HB Canada with. T.L. Shield + Associates, Inc. - www.wallaceintl.com Booth #: 16 Stephanie Mueller, Sales Manager Sherwood Windows - Booth #: 1 P.O. Box 6845 866-300-1110 Thousand Oaks, CA 91359 [email protected] 37 Iron St. www.tshield.com Toronto ON M9W 5E3 Canada Wallace International’s gates are engineered Evelyn Southworth, Office Manager www.sherwoodwindows.com to be integrated as a critical part of 818-509-8228 perimeter security by controlling the access Bryan Horton, Sales Manager [email protected] points into a facility. Wallace International 416-675-3262 x32 T.L. Shield has developed the perfect manufacturers automatic sliding, folding and [email protected] accessibility lift for use where the aesthetic pedestrian vehicle gates. Our gate systems Since 1953 Sherwood Windows has been look is as important as superior lifting are designed with the unique balance providing custom fenestration solutions capabilities. Installed in courtrooms all of mechanical, electrical and aesthetic for Institutional, Commercial and Industrial across the country, the Invisible Lift could be components, guaranteed to deliver a reliable facilities. Our wide range of products the perfect solution for your project. engineered system. have been developed and enhanced through ongoing consultation with owners, architects, spec-writers, engineers and Thermomass - Booth #: 7 contractors. Sherwood products consistently meet or exceed the stringent testing 1000 Technolgy Drive standards demanded by today’s high Boone, IA 50036 performance building envelope systems to www.thermomass.com reduce energy consumption. Brad Nesset, VP of Sales 515-433-6075 [email protected] At Thermomass, we’re passionate about high-performance walls. For over thirty- years, we have helped our clients design and build concrete sandwich walls that exceeded their specifications for durability, energy-efficiency and environmental responsibility. We learned long ago that the best projects are built on two cornerstones: superior products and trusted partnerships.

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Sustainable Justice Workshop 2013: Workshop Learning Objectives for 3.0 CES Learning Units Partnering with Research & Technology 1. Learn new developments in engaging Sustainable Justice Principles within a holistic justice system and a broader role Please join our interactive Sustainable Justice Committee’s of sustainability in our society. partnering workshop with AAJ’s Research Committee 2. Learn how the checklist rating system is evolving to Saturday September 21, 2013, 7:30 AM-11:00 AM influence the justice system’s impact on individuals, facilities, Center for Architecture, 403 NW 11th Avenue, Portland communities and society. (just a 15 minute walk, .08 mile, from the Hilton Portland) 3. Learn what the Research & Technology Committee has been following to engage neuroscience and justice architecture. We’re looking forward to expanded involvement with our AAJ Research & Technology Committee partners this year! Join us for 4. Participate in a partnered exploration of sustainable justice coffee and breakfast (compliments of Dwight Mitsunaga and Pacific and research advancement toward understanding and Architects) while we explore the advancement and application of influencing how humans respond to the built environment. Green Guide to Justice (GGJ) sustainable principles for justice and 5. Help to define shared SJ and RT goals for 2014 and learn how these objectives can partner with the advancement of research about opportunities to engage in the continued development in understanding how humans respond to the built environment. of the SJ advocacy. Meeting together at the AAJ conference always presents the opportunity to engage new people, ideas, and perspectives for our committee’s goals: continued development of sustainable justice advocacy; application of the sustainable justice principles checklist Schedule to real projects; commitment to client outreach and stakeholder 7:30 AM–7:45 AM education; public relations/advocacy for the future of Sustainable Workshop Agenda Justice. Meet-and-Greet w/ coffee and sustenance Our joint workshop with the Research & Technology Committee is going to be packed with provocative discussion, scheming 7:45 AM–8:00 AM and plotting for possible joint “research projects” benefitting both committee’s missions that we would like to pursue this coming year! Welcome, Introductions Come and be part of the action: Committee members introduced by the Chairs

• One potential partnership we will be discussing is the development of a curriculum for an AIA grant-funded Post- 8:00 AM–10:30 AM Occupancy Evaluation for justice facilities that focuses on the • Sustainable Justice Checklist status/next steps user’s experience and metrics that embody the Sustainable • Brainstorm ideas for shared research projects Justice Principles.

• A second topic for discussion is the potential to engage with 10:30 AM–11:00 AM the JFR to tap into the project database from JFR entries for Look Ahead for 2014 sustainability data development and/or to develop a specific • Discussion topics summary, next steps Sustainable Justice criteria as part of the award process. • Rate the workshop (+/–) • What ideas have you been thinking about?

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PORTLAND AIRPORT Winery Tours The Willamette Valley has two-thirds of the state’s wineries and Conference attendees who haven’t had occasion to pass vineyards, is home to more than 300 wineries, and is recognized as through the Portland Airport are in for a pleasant surprise. PDX one of the premier Pinot Noir producing areas in the world. is consistently ranked as the No. 1 Airport in the United States. oregonwine.org/ | willamettewines.com/ It is efficient in its layout and very user friendly. This extends to TSA personnel who have received their training through a special Forest Park program in Eugene, Oregon. They are congenial, well informed, Forest Park is a public municipal park west of downtown. Stretching and helpful. They facilitate the security process and try to make it for more than 8 miles on hillsides overlooking the Willamette River, it as convenient as possible. Coming or going, don’t hesitate to ask is one of the country’s largest urban forest reserves. Maps of its 80 any one of them a question you may have and they will try to either miles of trails available at the website below. personally assist or get you to a person who can help. www.forestparkconservancy.org/

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MAX Train 01. Chinatown 17. Portland Center for the Performing Arts/Newmark You can take MAX directly from the PDX Terminal to downtown 02. Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Theater (MAX station and ticket machines located near baggage claim on 18. Portland Spirit Boat Ride lower level of airport – train departs to downtown every 15 min.). 03. The Grotto 19. Portland State University Get off at the Pioneer Square North MAX Station on SW 6th & 04. Ira Keller Fountain Morrison. It is about two blocks north of the Hilton. Cost from 05. Jeld-Wen Field 20. Powell’s Books airport: $2.50; Seniors $1 (compared to $40 for taxi), Trip Time: 06. Lan Su Chinese Garden 21. Rose Quarter approx. 40 minutes. 07. Lovejoy Park 22. Saturday Market www.trimet.org 08. Northwest Film Center 23. Schnitzer Concert Hall 09. OHSU Aerial Tram 24. Union Station Portland Streetcar 10. Oregon Health Sciences Univ. 25. Voodoo Donuts 11. Oregon Historical Society 26. Washington Park (Take the MAX Blue or Red line West) Runs down SW 11th Avenue connecting Downtown with The Pearl 12. Oregon Maritime Museum District (NW Portland) and The Portland Aerial Tram. $1 for 2 hours. Children’s Museum | Hoyt 13. Oregon Museum of Science & Arboretum | Oregon Zoo Also honors MAX tickets. Industry (OMSI) World Forestry Center | Portland www.portlandstreetcar.org 14. Pearl District Japanese Garden 15. Pioneer Courthouse Square International Rose Test Garden PORTLAND BRIDGES 16. Portland Art Museum 27. Willamette Jetboat Excursion Burlington Northern Railroad Bridge 5.1 (1908; vertical-lift, ex-swing span in 1989) NOTABLE ARCHITECTURE Hawthorne Bridge (1910; through truss, vertical lift) 28. Ambassador Apartments Tudor revival by Carl L. Linde, 1922. Steel Bridge (1912; steel through-truss, double-deck vertical lift) 1209 SW 6th Ave. Broadway Bridge (1913; bascule truss) 29. Commonwealth Building (formerly Equitable Building) First aluminum building clad by Pietro Belluschi, 1947. 421 SW 6th Ave. Sellwood Bridge (1925; steel deck truss) 30. Edith Green/Wendell Wyatt Federal Building LEED Platinum renovation Ross Island Bridge (1926; cantilever truss) of 1974 building by SERA Architects, 2013. Burnside Bridge (1926; bascule draw) 31. Pioneer Courthouse Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi River, 1869. 700 SW 6th Ave. St. Johns Bridge (1931; suspension) 32. Pittock Mansion French Renaissance-style “château” in the West Hills Morrison Bridge (1958; bascule draw) by Edward T. Foulkes, 1909. Marquam Bridge (1966; through truss) 33. Portland Building First major U.S. post-modern building by Fremont Bridge (1973; tied arch) Michael Graves, 1982. Features the Portlandia Statue. 1120 SW 5th Ave. 34. OHSU/OUS Collaborative Life Sciences Building Under construction, by SERA Architects, completion 2014.

RESOURCES South of Portland: www.travelportland.com/ | www.portlandwalkingtours.com/ Mt. Angel Abbey Library by Alvar Aalto, 1960. St. Benedict, Oregon. Self-guided tour. Beervana Gordon House by Frank Lloyd Wright, Silverton, Oregon. Portland has been the center of America’s craft-brewing renaissance for two decades with more than 30 breweries within city limits. www.experiencebrewvana.com/ | brewcycleportland.com/

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EVENTS FOOD & DRINK Imperial Chef Vitaly Paley’s newest restaurant FEAST Portland Downtown downtown—Executive Chef, Benjamin Sept. 19-22. Clyde Common Bettinger; the Paley/Bettinger team defeated Jose Garces on Iron Chef America 2011. $$$ Make reservations now, “Domestic & Foreign Cooking,” open tickets will sell out! kitchen with shared tables. Vibrant bar/ 410 SW Broadway | 503.228.7222 www.feastportland.com happy hour scene. $$ www.imperialpdx.com 1014 SW Stark Street | 503.228.3333 Moonlight Ceremony, Japanese Gardens. www.clydecommon.com Karam Lebanese & Syrian Cuisine (Fri. night, Sept. 27) 316 SW Stark Street | 503.223.0830 www.karamrestaurant.com $$ TV shows filmed in Portland Departure Restaurant & Lounge Modern Asian Cuisine located on the roof of Grimm | Leverage | Portlandia The Nines Hotel. $$ Kask 525 SW Morrison | 503.802.5370 Grüner Restaurant Saloon. $$ Live Music www.departureportland.com 1215 SW Alder Street | 5-11pm Music Calendar www.wweek.com/portland/ East India Company Little Bird Bistro Notable Downtown Venues Indian, Grill and Bar. $$ Chef Gabriel Rucker, 2013 James Beard Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall 821 SW 11th Ave. | 503.227.8815 Award Best Chef Northwest, 2011 James Beard Foundation’s Rising Star Chef, and Grand Italian rococo theater is home to the Oregon www.eastindiacopdx.com Symphony and hosts big-name touring acts. Best New Chef 2007. (French-ish). $$$ 1037 SW Broadway | 503.248.4335 219 SW 6th Ave. | 503.688.5952 Grüner Restaurant Crystal Ballroom www.littlebirdbistro.com Chef Chris Israel’s German/Middle Europe Historic venue features a floating dance floor restaurant. $$$ along with big rock and pop acts. Portland City Grill 1332 W Burnside St. | 503.225.0047 527 SW 12th Ave. | 503.241.7163 www.grunerpdx.com Go for the fantastic view, eat in the bar (skip Dante’s the restaurant). $$ Local and national acts plus weekly karaoke Happy Hour 4-7pm and 9pm–Close with live band. Heathman Restaurant & Bar 111 SW Fifth Ave., 30th Floor | 350 W Burnside St. | 503.266.6630 Chef Michael Stanton’s exquisite restaurant 503-450-0030 The Heathman Hotel in downtown (caterer for the AJA Awards www.portlandcitygrill.com Piano and jazz Wednesday through Saturday in Dinner on 9/19/2013). Open early for this elegant 1927 hotel’s Tea Court. breakfast—try the oeuf mollet! Also offers 1001 SW Broadway | 503.241.4100 Afternoon Tea for $32. $$$ Southpark Jimmy Mak’s 1001 SW Broadway | 503.790.7752 Contemporary seafood. $$ Premier jazz venue in the Northwest. www.heathmanrestaurantandbar.com 901 SW Salmon Street | 503.326.1300 221 NW 10th Ave. | 503.295.6542 www.southparkseafood.com Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub Higgins Restaurant & Bar Live music nightly. Chef Greg Higgins, James Beard Award The Pearl/NW 23rd Avenue 112 SW Second Ave. | 503.227.4057 Winner 2002 and prominent figure in the Andina The Historic Old Church development of Northwest cuisine and a Authentic Peruvian. Highly recommended. Live music, including classical, in 1882 national voice for sustainable dining; historic jewel. founding member of Chefs Collaborative. $$$ 1422 SW 11th Ave. | 503.222.2031 $$$$ 1314 NW Glisan | 503.228.9535 Roseland 1239 SW Broadway | 503.222.9070 www.andinarestaurant.com Old Town venue hosts national acts. www.higginsportland.com 8 NW Sixth Ave. | 503.221.0288 Henry’s Tavern Wilfs Restaurant American Bar & Grill, more than 100 local Retro restaurant and piano bar in Portland’s and regional beers. $$ historic train station. 10 NW 12th Ave. | 503.227.5320 800 NW Sixth Ave. | 503.223.0070 www.henrystavern.com

40 Noisette Bamboo Sushi Nostrana Chef Tony Demes’ French-modern, AAA Lays claim to being the world’s first Chef Cathy Whims’ Italian restaurant; 4-Diamond Rating/Zagat 29 for Food, treat certified-sustainable sushi restaurant. $$ 2013 James Beard Award Nominee yourself to the outstanding $85 tasting 836 NW 23rd Ave. | 971.229.1925 (5th nomination). $$$ menu! $$$$ www.bamboosushi.com 1401 SE Morrison Street | 503.234.2427 1937 NW 23rd Place | 503.719.4599 www.nostrana.com www.noisetterestaurant.com Beast Chef Naomi Pomeroy offers a 5-course Pok Pok Paley’s Place Bistro & Bar tasting menu, two seatings per night, Chef Andy Ricker’s Thai Restaurant recently James Beard Award Winning Chef Vitaly 2013 James Beard Award Nominee (3rd named one of the 20 most important Paley beat Jose Gardes in Iron Chef nomination). $$$$ restaurants in America by Bon Appetit; America’s “Battle Radish” in 2011. $$$$ 5425 NE 30th Ave. | 503.841.6968 busy, laid-back and ramshackle with authentic food. $$ 1204 NW 21st Ave. | 503.243.2403 www.beastpdx.com www.paleysplace.net 3226 SE Division Street | 503.232.1387 www.pokpokpdx.com Cabezon Ringside Steakhouse–Uptown Chef David Farrell’s neighborhood Old Portland, three-generation, clubby seafood bistro. $$ St. Jack steakhouse—try the onion rings! Notable 5200 NE Sacramento (off Sandy Blvd. on Chef Aaron Barnett’s Chic neighborhood wine list. $$$ way to airport) | 503.284.6617 French Bistro. $$ 2165 W. Burnside | 503.223.1513 www.cabezonrestaurant.com 2039 SE Clinton Street | 503.360.1281 www.ringsidesteakhouse.com www.stjackpdx.com Firehouse Teardrop Cocktail Lounge Italian, wood fired cooking in a renovated FOOD CARTS 1015 NW Everett Street | 4pm–2am 20th Century Italian Renaissance style There are over 500 food carts located www.teardroplounge.com firehouse. $$ throughout Portland. Dollar for dollar and 711 NE Dekum Street | 503.954.1702 pound for pound some of the best food in Trader Vic’s www.firehousepdx.com the city, Try the collection of 20+ on the lot between SW 9th & 10th/SW Washington Eclectic Polynesian-style and American and Alder a few short blocks from the hotel. cuisine, handcrafted exotic cocktails and Genoa Check website for locations and cuisine. $ authentic tropical island/tiki decor. Home of Chef Jake Martin’s Prix-Fixe Five-Course www.foodcartsportland.com the Original Mai Tai. $$ Italian Menu ($65). $$$$ 1203 NW Glisan Street | 503.467.2277 2832 SE Belmont Street | 503.238.1464 tradervicspdx.com www.genoarestaurant.com

Portland East Side Mint/820 Aviary Pan American Bistro/Cocktails In the Alberta Arts District, eclectic menu of Lucy Brennan, owner, one of the top small plates. $$ mixologists in the country, and author of 1733 NE Alberta Street | 503.287.2400 “Hip Sips”. Try the Cuban Lamb Burger and Sweet Potato Fries! Happy Hour 4-6:30pm. www.aviarypdx.com $$ 816 N. Russell | 503-284-5518 Accanto www.mintand820.com Lively, neighborhood Italian café, Open Table Diner’s Choice Winner 2012 (Next door to Genoa, same owners). $$ Natural Selection 2838 SE Belmont Street | 503.235.4900 Chef Aaron Woo’s upscale vegan restaurant. $$$ www.accantopdx.com 3033 NE Alberta Street | 503.288.5883 www.naturalselectionpdx.com

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