BUILDING ENVELOPE • SUSTAINABILITY

CONSULTING • MONITORING 40 Bond Street InterActiveCorp (IAC) Headquarters 841 Broadway New York, NY New York, NY New York, NY

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Vidaris, Inc. is a consulting firm specializing in building envelope, sustainability and energy efficiency. The company was created by combining the legacy firms of Israel Berger and Associates, LLC (IBA) and Viridian Energy & Environmental, LLC. Formed in 1994, IBA established an exterior wall consulting practice providing niche services to real estate owners, owner representatives and architects. Services were provided for new construction as well as investigation, repositioning, repair, and restoration of existing buildings. Later expansion included roofing as well as waterproofing consulting, encompassing the entire building envelope. IBA developed into an industry-leading resource. Viridian Energy & Environmental was established in 2006, providing consulting services to assist building owners and managers in energy efficiency, sustainability and LEED certifications. Energy modeling expertise set Viridian apart from other consultants offering more standardized service and support. In 2011, IBA and Viridian Energy & Environmental merged their specialized service offerings to form Vidaris. As building envelope designs and mechanical systems were becoming more complex, the two companies recognized that it was an opportunity, more so a necessity, for them to be able to provide a holistic approach to these closely related disciplines for their clients. Deep technical knowledge, a long proven track record, reputation, and a sophisticated analytical approach would allow Vidaris to provide a level of service second to none. Today, Vidaris’ experienced professional staff, made up of architects and engineers, provides an integrated, holistic approach to building challenges by delivering expert advice across multiple service offerings. Vidaris continues to work collaboratively with design teams (architects, engineers, other specialty consultants, manufacturers and contractors), assisting them throughout the design, construction, and post-occupancy of new and existing building projects. Vidaris utilizes the latest technology, modeling software, and design trends together with their in-depth and up-to- date knowledge of energy and building codes to assist its clients in constructing or maintaining a quality building. Vidaris’ professionals continue to serve as representatives on regulatory boards and code committees, thereby being at the helm of the industry when it comes to energy and building code compliance. As building designers and system vendors continue to develop new and more sophisticated designs, surpassing present conventional practice, Vidaris’ advisory impact will prove to be even more critical.

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NEW CONSTRUCTION FACADE SERVICES (Wall Systems include, but are not limited to: Steel, Concrete, Masonry, Wall Panels, Curtain Wall, Veneers, Insulation Finish, Firestop, and Draftstop.)

• Assist the Architect in developing schemes with design options for the exterior wall. • Develop curtain wall details and performance criteria. • Assist in commissioning wind tunnel studies. • Assist in developing Design Development and Contract Documents. • Participate in Tender Negotiations. • Inspect the fabrication of the Mock-Up. • Attend erection and testing of mock-up at test laboratories or fabrication facilities. • Implement quality assurance programs used by subcontractors and vendors. • Prepare punch lists indicating deviations from approval. • Inspect the erection of the exterior wall to verify compliance with approved drawings, specifications and standards. (Special Inspection in New York City)

RESTORATION FACADE SERVICES The Restoration Division offers a broad range of services for existing building facades, roofs and windows.

• Evaluate the condition and/or failure of exterior walls, roofs and windows. • Conduct tests and probes to find source of air and water leakage. • Consult on removal and remediation of hazard or abatement areas of concern and safety. • Prepare specifications for window replacement and masonry restoration. • Assist in the submission of required documents to the Department of Buildings. • Perform FISP (Formerly Local Law 11/98) inspections, sign-offs and filings. • Assist in acquiring Department of Buildings (D.O.B.) and D.O.T. permits and approvals. • Assist in acquiring Landmarks Commission permits and approvals. • Prepare bid packages for remedial work and assist in bidding process. • Participate in property management and co-op/condominium board meetings. • Perform job-site monitoring of remedial work programs in progress to verify compliance with approved drawings, specifications and standards. • Prepare documentation and serve as expert witness for arbitration and litigation. • Review design development and contract documents.

ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING CONSULTING SERVICES • Analyze choice of primary membrane/insulation/deck system, proper accommodation of roof level installations, perimeter constructions, etc. • Review for code compliance. • Review and coordinate contract documents. • Review contractor submittals and shop drawings. • Perform job-site monitoring of roofing and waterproofing work in progress to verify compliance with approved drawings, specifications and standards. • Track contractor invoicing. • Report on conditions requiring installation modifications. • Prepare punch lists. • Coordinate with manufacturers to ensure issuance of all required warranties. SUMMARY OF SERVICES - CONTINUED

SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES

New Construction and Major Renovation:

• Holistic approach to energy efficiency for buildings and campuses - including envelope, lighting, HVAC, cogeneration and renewables – in support of the design team. • Energy efficiency and sustainability for master planning - including solar exposure studies, microclimate, energy use, water, materials, and indoor environmental quality. • “Sensitivity” analyses to prioritize Energy Efficiency Measures. • Energy code compliance. • Detailed studies of the envelope and spaces within the building - heat flow, moisture condensation, air movement (CFD), natural ventilation, daylighting and glare. • Advice for insulation and construction techniques to reduce the chance of moisture condensation. • Tax credits, tax deductions, zoning bonuses, utility incentives. • Cost/benefit and Return on Investment (ROI) analyses of efficiency measures. • Progress inspections for energy efficiency and code complaince during construction. • Measurement and verification plan to assess building performance. • Non-Destructive Testing during construction and immediately after occupancy, including thermographic imaging, airflow and waterflow measurement, internal temperature and pressure, and leak detection. • Commissioning, LEED Enhanced Commissioning and Continuous Commissioning. • Design for superior air quality and to eliminate chemicals of concern. • Sustainability ratings under LEED, Green Globes, Green Guide for Health Care, Living Building Challenge, Energy Star, BREEAM, ASHRAE Building EQ, NAHB, others. • Top-tier LEED consulting, advocating in Owner’s interest.

Existing Buildings:

• Energy audits – preliminary and investment-grade for buildings and campuses. • Benchmarking inspection and analysis as required by governing agencies. • Analysis of utility charges and of charges to/from tenants. • Cost/benefit and Return on Investment (ROI) analysis of Energy Efficiency Measures. • “Sensitivity” analysis to identify client objectives and prioritize Energy Efficient Measures. • Recommendations for system modification or replacement. • Ranking of energy/water performance of buildings in real estate portfolios and property management plans. • Forensic Analyses and Building Diagnostics. • Non-Destructive Testing, including thermographic imaging, airflow and waterflow measurement, internal temperature and pressure, electronic leak detection, static pressure water testing, blower door, and tracer gas. • Indoor air quality/odor investigations and guidance to resolve complaints. • Customized management training for IAQ, mold and moisture mitigation. • Strategic, confidential audits for environmental health and safety. • IAQ management plans for construction, renovation and normal operations. • Retro-commissioning and Continuous Commissioning. • Sustainability ratings under LEED, Green Guide for Health Care-Operations, Energy Star, ASHRAE EQ, etc. SUMMARY OF SERVICES - CONTINUED

CODE ADVISORY SERVICES

Vidaris is a specialty architectural practice serving the real estate industry in the areas of building envelope and sustainability. Our growth to over 200 people is a testament that developers along with the A/E/C community continues to turn to us as a trusted source, helping them attain their goals during design, fabrication and construction. During our engagements, many of our clients ask us to interpret building, fire and energy codes or ask for guidance with respect to codes.

In order to better serve our clients, Vidaris is excited to announce our code advisory services with the recent addition of former NYC Buildings Commissioner, Robert LiMandri and several other former NYC Department of Buildings regulatory officials. We have created a core group of personnel that will efficiently advise on approach and answer code questions. Our expertise draws upon our architects and engineers with deep knowledge of use, egress, occupancy, bulk, fire safety and energy analysis. This service is meant to offer solutions to complex regulations of building code, energy code, multiple dwelling and zoning laws.

Our services include:

• Code Interpretation • Due Diligence & Feasibility Analysis • Plan Review & Compliance Strategy • Assessment/ Failure Investigation • Municipal Support EXTERIOR WALL

THE VIDARIS ADVANTAGE As building envelope consultants, Vidaris has provided expert advice across five continents for over 20 years, both for new construction and existing buildings. We approach projects holistically, bringing a non-bias third party independent review of multiple building systems within a project. Vidaris assists clients in determining their project goals and requirements within their fiscal budget in order to ensure the finest enclosure system for their project.

FACADE DESIGN INTEGRITY Building facade systems present a great opportunity for architectural expression, sustainability and reduction of energy usage in the built environment. No matter the level of design sophistication, Vidaris’ services are offered throughout all phases of design and construction. Vidaris participates with the design team to review and comment on drawings and assist with details and bidding. We also witness mock-up testing, fabrication, and monitor the project through construction. In addition, we provide commissioning services for the building. Our goals for the envelope are that it interfaces intelligently with other building systems, is maintainable, and produces a healthy and sustainable environment, all within a client’s financial budget. IAC Headquarters, New York , New York Services Include:

From conceptual design through construction Vidaris offers services for all building façade systems including, but not limited to:

• Curtain Walls • Double Wall Systems • Masonry & Stone • Terra Cotta • Pre-Cast Concrete • Suspended and Structural Glass Systems • Punched Windows/Operable Windows/Vents/Ribbon Windows • Rain Screens and Façade Systems • Pressure-Equalized Façade Systems • Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS)

VIDARIS SPECIALTY STRUCTURES PROCESS 1113 York Avenue Vidaris’ specialty structures team can be integrated into the New York , New York designer’s process to fully understand the design vision and goals for the project from SD, DD, CD to CA phases.

Vidaris will:

• Meet with Architect/Design Team to understand the design intent • Acquaint Architect with a variety of potential envelope design options related to their vision, through sketches • Provide an understanding of the details and design implications for each design approach, with both limitations and possible solutions • Provide details and specifications of performance criteria RESTORATION

Vidaris has provided consulting services for many successful restoration projects throughout New York City and nationally for more than 20 years. Our unique ability to assess existing building conditions and present viable options to the Owner for repair – considering a myriad of issues ranging from structural, water integrity, maintenance, to aesthetics – is what separates Vidaris from other consultants. Vidaris’ Restoration Division routinely exceeds client expectations with our high level of service in providing the attention required to meet our clients’ individual needs.

RESTORATION SERVICES: The Restoration Division offers a range of services for building facades, roofs and windows.

• Evaluate the condition and/or failure of exterior walls. • Conduct tests and probes to find source of air and water leakage. • Prepare specifications for window replacement and masonry restoration. Carnegie Hall, New York, New York • Assist in the submission of required documents to the Department of Facade Restoration Buildings. • Assist in the submission of required documents to the Landmark Preservation Comm. • Perform Local Law 11 inspections, sign-offs and filings.

MASONRY RESTORATION: Masonry restoration encompasses buildings with a variety of cladding materials (e.g., mortar, brick, terra cotta, cast stones, stucco, and concrete). After an initial investigation, we present the Owner with detailed recommendations for repairs, including budgetary estimates and a list of priorities to allow the Owner to make informed decisions regarding project scope. Landmark buildings require an even higher level of review to comply with criteria established by New York’s Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Recent Vidaris Landmark façade and roof restoration projects include: Carnegie Hall (New York’s premier concert hall that opened in 1891 and is still used today), The Ritz Tower (built in 1925 as a luxury apartment hotel), The New York Times building at W. 43rd, where the Times was published from 1913 until 1997 and the old Downtown Athletic Club (a 38-story, Art Deco skyscraper opened in 1930 on West Street) in Manhattan. In addition, Vidaris is working on the Beekman Towers Hotel built in 1926, 5 Beekman Street, New York Public Library (5th Avenue and 42nd Street), and 56 Pine Street, all in New York City.

WINDOW REPLACEMENT: The overall performance of a building’s façade is subject to the proper maintenance of existing windows (and, when warranted, their timely replacement). In providing window replacement consulting services, Vidaris is cognizant of a range of design issues (e.g. operation, cleaning, and energy code compliance for glass) with respect to Owner and tenant comfort and satisfaction. Vidaris has also consulted on many building re-positioning projects where window replacement was key to the projects asthetic and functionality goals.

Vidaris consulted on a Master Plan to be filed with the Landmarks Preservation Commission to replace the existing windows for Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center complex. RESTORATION - CONTINUED

CURTAIN WALL REFURBISHMENT: Curtain wall repairs may consist of re-caulking, re-glazing, and refinishing to improve the wall’s thermal and aesthetic appearance. Vidaris has performed a façade investigation at 270 Park Avenue, a 53-story tower originally built for Union Carbide in 1960 and now known as the Chase Building located at One Chase Plaza.

RECLADDING/OVER CLADDING: Recladding can create a dramatic upgrade to an existing façade. It may consist of re-skinning existing masonry facades, new panel wall system over existing façades, or removal of existing and installation of anew curtain wall system. Many factors are involved with a successful reclad project (e.g., condition of the existing mechanical system, logistics during construction of an occupied building, fire-rating requirements).

Vidaris has recently completed reclad projects at The Chrysler East building in New York and 100 Park Avenue in Manhattan as well as the GTE building in Connecticut, and we have consulted on 3 Columbus Circle. 1095 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York Re-Clad STOREFRONT RENOVATION/REPLACEMENT: Because this building element is at ground level, it has high visibility. In Vidaris’ experience, storefronts are often an afterthought during the design of a building. Vidaris provides or assists with design of new storefronts and the refurbishment of existing storefronts.

Vidaris assisted in the renovation of the storefront at 200 Park Avenue and has worked on storefronts at 330 Madison Avenue, 880 3rd Avenue, 853 Broadway, and the entrance at 350 Broadway.

DUE DILIGENCE: Vidaris performs building façade reviews for clients in anticipation of the purchase of a building. We understand the nature of this due diligence review and the need for a careful and timely assessment. The thoroughness of our review of current façade conditions and our evaluation of future maintenance issues associated with the building’s façade is an important factor in the Client’s decision making process.

FAÇADE INSPECTION AND SAFETY PROGRAM (FORMERLY LOCAL LAW 11/98): In concert with the restoration of building facades in New York City and consulting in the field of public safety, Vidaris conducts field inspections, prepares and files Local Law 11/98 reports and documents in accordance with the Code requirements from the Department of Buildings and as required by our clients. ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING

Vidaris has developed, maintained and innovated a Roofing and Waterproofing Consultancy for over 20 years. Our professional services range from new construction and monitoring to existing building reroofs and repairs. Embracing the newest advances in building technology, Vidaris has kept its clients ahead of the curve in roofing and waterproofing systems.

SERVICES • Roof Assessment • Preventative Maintenance Survey or Programs • Non-Destructive Moisture Testing • Leak Investigation • Specification Writing: Replacement/Repair Jacob K. Javitz Center, Green Roof • Energy Audits New York, New York • Catastrophic Failure Investigation • Green Roof Consulting • Plaza and Terrace Consulting

NEW CONSTRUCTION EXISTING Design Development Initial Investigation and Client Expectations • Design and Specify Roofing and • Probes Waterproofing Systems • Roof Surveys • Performance Criteria Assessment Report Construction Documents • Recover/Repair • System Design • Replace • Code Review • Preventative Maintenance • Warranty Compliance • Coordinate with Roof Manufacturer for Construction Documents Compliance • Obtain Necessary D.O.B. Permits

Bidding and Negotiation Bidding and Negotiation • Contractor Interviews • Bid Walk Throughs • Scope Compliance Review • Bid Interviews

Submittal Review Submittal Review

Monitoring Monitoring • On Site Reviews and Inspections • On Site Reviews and Inspections • Punchlisting • Punchlisting • Review of Final Warranty • Review of Final Warranty MODELING - ENERGY

Vidaris professionals have performed energy analyses on over 100 million square feet of facilities, including numerous exemplary projects. Our capabilites allow us to model up to and over 5,000,000 square foot buildings, as well as entire campuses. Our range at modeling expertise includes: • Energy use • Renewables • Lighting, both natural and electric within buildings • Conductive heat flow through thermal bridging, building envelope, roofs, etc (Therm Analysis) • Air movement in buildings and natural ventilation (Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis) • Moisture migration and moisture condensation • Contaminant dispersion • Life-cycle of materials and carbon • Economic parameters We have modeled for all facility types at all phases of design and construction, and our expertise is solidly anchored in design, research and field work. Vidaris’ modeling is supported by a true understanding of building physics and of real world consequences. This capability is the result of extensive testing, monitoring, commissioning and benchmarking.

Models are completed accurately and the results are critically analyzed. Our analysis has a proven track record stemming from extensive experience working with materials and systems under all operating conditions.

We recognize the capabilities and limitations of energy use programs, down to the code in which they are written – code which we modify when necessary. Our experts use customized versions of DOE-2 and eQuest, and use EnergyPlus where appropriate.

Every software has restrictions. Vidaris professionals have a critical understanding of how various software routines compare to one another. Our professionals know how to use the modeling software and when appropriate know when to use specialized functions or external calculations. This is not an uncommon occurrence – and is one with which we have vast experience.

Examples of Vidaris’ specialized modeling include but are not limited to:

• Effect of massing on energy use • Interaction of glass and lighting – and optimization of U-factor, solar gain and visible transmittance as well as shading devices • Analyzing heat and air flow in atriums • Comparing amongst chillers and boilers with substantially different part- load performance • Selecting optimum HVAC systems for buildings that are already very energy efficient (the balance between cooling and heating is different from that of more typical, code-compliant buildings) • Chilled beams, chilled ceilings • Ice and chilled water storage • Geothermal systems (closed loop, standing column, open loop, water & Hearst Tower - DOE 2 Model and Photograph river, energy piles) New York, New York • Cogeneration (reciprocating, turbines, fuel cells, combined cycle, trigen, steam backpressure, etc.) MODELING - LIGHTING AND DAYLIGHTING

Occupants of daylit buildings enjoy greater productivity, less down time, better environmental quality. Daylighting can also be an effective strategy for energy savings and peak load reduction. However, daylight can also create glare and excessive visual contrast.

Vidaris uses state-of-the-art software to simulate seasonal lighting and daylighting effects. Vidaris analyzes light patterns, footcandle levels, visual contrast and areas of glare. We use these indicators to evaluate a range of design options, including glazing types, areas and placement of glazings, integrated light shelves, building finishes (e.g. different colors, reflectivities), ceiling shapes, and workplace arrangements to determine the most effective daylighting scheme.

Spaces are studied at different times of the day and at different times of the year under different sky conditions (e.g., clear, overcast). Integrated lighting layouts can also be evaluated as part of the analysis.

Examples of work include:

• Bank of America, New York, NY • Royal Bank of Scotland, Stamford, CT • Goldman Sachs Headquarters, New York, NY • Freedom Tower, New York, NY • Bronx Borough Library, New York, NY • Headquarters of the State Employees’ Federal Credit Union, Albany, NY • Avon Laboratories, Suffern, NY • St. Lawrence University, Life Sciences Building, Canton, NY • George Robert White Nature Center, Boston, MA • Blue Cross/Blue Shield Headquarters, Rochester, NY • Burnett Park Zoo, Syracuse, NY • IRS Andover Regional Offices, Andover, MI • Weeksville Education Building, Brooklyn, NY

Bank of America New York, New York LEED Platinum MODELING - R-VALUES AND U-VALUES FOR ENVELOPE (THERM)

Vidaris professionals routinely utilize two-dimensional analyses tools (THERM) to examine details such as slab edge, roof parapets, steel stud assemblies, metal beams and others. Our 2D analyses is informed by 3D results – we use an iterative process to achieve accurate 2D results for common assemblies based on our experience with 3D analysis tools. Temperature distribution from two-dimensional heat flow analysis at facade mullion.

Temperature distribution from two-dimensional heat flow analysis at masonry wall.

We also perform more complex three-dimensional analyses for special details. Examples includes:

• World Trade Center Tower 4, New York, NY • New York Times Headquarters, New York, NY • Armstrong Industries Headquarters, Lancaster, PA • Four Times Square Office Tower (the first spec green office tower in the US), New York City • Patient Building D, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, NY • Hudson Yards Office Tower C, New York, NY • Whitney Museum, New York, NY Temperature distribution from three-dimensional heat flow analysis – Armstrong Headquarters. The exterior column is blue. The curtain wall is green.

Armstrong World Industries, Lancaster, PA MODELING - COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

Vidaris professionals analyze air flow, air temperatures and moisture condensation in both large and small spaces. CFD analysis can be utilized at multiple levels and scales. We examine site specific conditions to verify natural ventilation strategies, quantify effectiveness of low velocity distribution and high volume spaces, orlookat component specific effects from airflow, moisture or particulate migration.

Examples include:

• Adam Lewis School of Environmental Sciences, Oberlin, OH (natural ventilation in atrium for the first US net zero energy building) • Rensselaer Train Station, Albany, NY (airflow distribution in public hall) • Shanghai Tower, Shanghai, China (temperatures in 12 story atrium) • Rockefeller Center, New York, NY (temperatures in renovated office spaces) • Poff Federal Building renovation Roanoke, VA (effect of triple pane glazing on air flows and temperatures) • Hudson Yards Tower C, New York, NY (temperature and moisture condensation in areas with inclined facades) • Several Residential Towers, New York, NY (moisture condensation and comfort for different fenestration types and HVAC types) • American Museum of Natural History – Planetarium, New York, NY (air flow in large space with elevated walkways) • Whitney Museum, New York, NY (temperatures and moisture condensation at walls and roofs) • PepsiCo World Headquarters, Purchase, New York (effect of triple pane glass on comfort)

Vidaris professionals primarily use Flovent and Fluent software, and have also used other types of analyses, such as CONTAM for a whole-building model of air movement at The Solaire apartment building in New York City (the first US “green” residential high-rise).

Shanghai Center Tower Shanghai Center Tower Study of temperature distribution Shanghai, China in 12-story atrium Photo of Project Under Construction LEED / GREEN BUILDING CONSULTING

Vidaris has provided consulting on over 300 LEED projects across the U.S. and on three continents, twelve of these projects are Platinum rated and over 60 are Gold rated. Our project experience includes buildings ranging from 5,000 square feet to over 2,000,000 square feet and include campuses and projects built in distinct phases. Our team is actively involved with the USGBC and has helped create, and shape past and current versions of the LEED requirements.

Vidaris works extensively with the various versions of LEED, including: • LEED-NC: New Commercial Construction and Major Renovations • LEED-CI: Commercial Interiors • LEED-CS: Core and Shell Projects • LEED-EBOM: Existing Buildings Operations & Maintenance • LEED for Schools 225 Binney Street • LEED-ND: Neighborhood Development Boston, Massachusetts • LEED for Healthcare: Laboratories and hospitals LEED Silver Pursued

Vidaris’ LEED services are comprehensive and targeted to the real needs of design and construction teams. In the early design stages we bring a wealth of ideas and experience to a project charrette. As designs are further refined, Vidaris provides critical technical and managerial support to the LEED process. Tasks we typically perform include:

• LEED Feasibility Analyses • LEED Calculations • Cost Assessments • Reviews of in-progress drawings, with assigned Action Items to project team members • Assessments of Green Materials and Equipment • Preparation of LEED Credit Interpretation Requests • LEED Specifications • Reviews of Contractor Submittals • Management of the LEED Design and Construction phase submissions Italcementi Headquarters Bergamo, Italy VALUE-ADDED EXPERIENCE LEED Platinum Since the inception of LEED, Vidaris has been an industry leader. Vidaris’ unparalled LEED experience and know-how saves time and money for our Clients and allows us to bring unmatched valuable insights and facilitates the work of the design team.

• LEED requirements are often open to interpretation. Vidaris’ professionals helped develop LEED standards and guidelines, and have applied them extensively and provided related training. Using this level of understanding, we are able to identify many cost- effective ways to meet LEED criteria on all types of projects.

• Vidaris has a track record of working along-side USGBC leadership on issues of importance to both the industry and our clients (e.g.,Vidaris worked to define energy efficiency requirements for core and shell buildings and the ASHRAE 90.1 2% voltage provisions for BD+C projects.) Our proactive approach has resolved complex issues that may have prevented projects from achieving LEED certification. LEED / GREEN BUILDING CONSULTING - CONTINUED

Vidaris works with Design Teams and Clients to achieve their LEED rating goal – or higher – often with minimal or no safety margin. On many projects, this converts to savings that have been in the range of $500,000 to $1.5 million dollars.

OTHER SUSTAINABILITY RATING SYSTEMS Vidaris also works with many other green rating and benchmarking systems, including:

• Green Globes (We have accredited professionals and assessors on staff) • BREEAM (We have one of only three US-based BREEAM licensed assessors on staff*) • Green Guide for Healthcare • NAHB National Green Building Standard • Living Building Challenge • Energy Star • Enterprise Green Communities • ASHRAE Standard 189 Design of Higher Performance Green Buildings

We use this broad background to suggest strategies – and appropriate certifications - that fit the nature and parameters of a particular project.

*U.S. BREEAM licensed assessors listed on GreenBooklive.com LEED / GREEN BUILDING CONSULTING - CONTINUED

SPECIALIZED GREEN BUILDING SERVICES Vidaris offers a wide variety of specialized and technical green building services to assist clients engaged in all manner of sustainable design practices, including:

CARBON FOOTPRINT ANALYSIS Vidaris develops the reporting framework to document and assess greenhouse gas emissions from facilities and operations, while also providing strategies to meet the client’s carbon footprint reduction goals.

GREEN BUILDING COST ANALYSIS Vidaris compares current building practices with comparable green building measures, and estimates their first cost and life-cycle cost impacts.

MATERIALS RESEARCH AND LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENTS Vidaris reviews material options for toxicity and life cycle environmental impacts. We provide product and/or whole building assessments using software tools such as the ATHENA Impact Estimator Materials, which calculate embodied energy and life cycle impacts related to waste and pollution.

GREEN BUILDING WORKSHOPS Vidaris provides in-house training to corporate and private clients for LEED, green building strategies and concerns, aspects of energy modeling, and specialized high performance building systems.

GREEN BUILDING GUIDELINES Vidaris develops green building guidelines or regulations for corporations and public agencies. Previous projects examples include guidelines for:

• The New York City Department of Design & Construction • The City of Philadelphia • The United Nations Headquarters • The NYC School Construction Authority • State University of New York at Buffalo

CODE AND INCENTIVE PROGRAM ANALYSES Vidaris provides technical reviews and advises corporations and municipalities on energy & green building codes and incentive programs. We have also drafted state regulations for green buildings and energy codes.

The City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania FUNDAMENTAL COMMISSIONING FOR LEED

Fundamental commissioning is a process intended to ensure approved design, installation, calibration and operation. As commissioning agent, Vidaris’ experienced commissioning professionals have identified significant deficiencies on many projects, during the installation verification and functional performance testing phase. Asa result of our efforts, detected defects are remedied before building completion and have a direct impact on first costs and long term operations costs.

Per LEED criteria, Vidaris delivers the following:

• Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) and Basis-of-Design (BOD) - review • Commissioning spec and plan • Installation verification • Acceptance/Functional testing to verify the performance of MEP systems • Commissioning report

Examples of Client issues that Vidaris has participated in the resolution of:

1. At a newly constructed Library, Vidaris’ Commissioning determined that that the incorrect pressure-sustaining valve was installed, thereby creating pressure fluctuations at the geothermal heat pumps. Thevalve replacement, at no cost to the Owner, resulted in a system that both saved energy and operated properly.

2. A new 700,000 square foot office building was operating the large centrifugal chillers for temporary cooling during construction. Vidaris alerted the Owner that the refrigerant emergency detection/exhaust system was not yet operational, which would have led to a safety problem. Vidaris worked with the Client and design team to resolve this problem.

3. Control valves for a major chilled water plant had an incorrect pressure rating and did not close properly. This produced an undesirable bypass at the chiller room and improper chilled water temperature at the coils. Once the control valves were replaced, the delivered temperature was measured as designed.

4. In a high-rise residential building a pressure sensor for a variable speed drive (VSD) pump was installed too close to the pump, and the pump did not throttle down. When the sensor was relocated the pump operated efficiently, realizing significant cost savings. Functional performance testing revealed that the stand-by pumps did not automatically start as required by the sequence-of-operations when the primary pump failed.

5. In a commercial building, a packaged chiller with an economizer section did not have enough flow. Vidaris’ effort eventually persuaded the manufacturer to replace an orifice plate and the primary CHW pumps.

Liberty Luxe and Liberty Green Jacob K. Javits Center Grey Global Headquarters New York, New York New York, New York New York, New York Fundamental Commissioning Fundamental Commissioning Fundamental Commissioning ENHANCED COMMISSIONING FOR LEED

Enhanced commissioning provides tasks beyond fundamental commissioning and gives valuable input prior to construction, provides training of facility personnel and occupants before occupancy, and also provides a post occupancy review during the warranty period, as follows:

• Review of design documents at 50% and a back-check at 95% Construction Documents. The latter ensures that earlier comments and suggested changes have been incorporated into the documents. • Contractor submittal reviews • Development of a systems manual • Verification of training of O&M personnel • Review of operations within 10 months of substantial building completion

Enhanced Commissioning brings significant value to the design. At this stage, Vidaris provides comments relative to differences between the design documents, and the Owner’s Project Requirements and Basis of Design. • Requirements in regards to: 1. Equipment efficiencies 2. Equipment redundancy 3. Ability for future expansion 4. Operations, maintenance and construction budgets 5. Acoustics 6. Temperature, filtration, and humidification 7. Standardization of equipment types 8. After hours operation 9. Automatic lighting controls 10. Proper access to equipment for maintenance and replacement 11. Financial incentives from utilities 12. HVAC zoning to match the requirements of the various client groups served • Equipment that appears to be oversized, undersized, or inappropriate for the project application. • Improvements still possible, such as the addition of demand ventilation, for a large space that often has only a few of the many occupants expected at peak times. • Ensuring that major equipment operates effectively and efficiently.

Examples of work include:

1. If condensing boilers are specified, the system is designed to return the water no higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Note: If the return temperature is greater, the boilers will operate at typical efficiencies of 83- 88%, instead of the 90-95% range.

2. For a packaged heat recovery system, does the design integrate heat recovery, multistage cooling, and/or multispeed fans? Without integration and proper sequence review, the three systems would not operate properly. COMMISSIONING OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING SYSTEMS

Commissioning is a methodical quality-control process that seeks to eliminate errors and omissions, from design through build-out. By commissioning a building, the owner obtains significant advantages:

• Cost reduction, due to improved coordination and fewer change-orders. • Operational cost-savings through improved energy efficiency. • Avoids premature equipment replacement. • Reduces the risk of indoor air-quality problems.

Vidaris provides full commissioning services, from pre-design review of Project Requirements and Basis of Design, through design, submittals, inspection, construction, and post-occupancy.

THE TRIAD APPROACH TO EXCELLENCE IN COMMISSIONING Vidaris delivers high quality observations, thorough analysis and cost- saving, performance-enhancing solutions through its triad approach:

1. UNCOMMON FOCUS ON HIGH-QUALITY COMMISSIONING As our references will attest, we strive to deliver cost savings and greatly improve the functionality and energy efficiency of the building.

We do not aim to simply satisfy the minimum requirements of LEED or a building code – we actually improve the building performance and bring benefits to the owners.

2. COMPREHENSIVE EXPERIENCE AND BUILDING SYSTEMS EXPERTISE Our team, services, and comprehensive project portfolio is grounded in extensive experience; including:

• 20+ years of Commissioning experience by licensed and certified professionals/managers • Members of Code Committees and Technical Committees • Commissioning services on small and large scale buildings • Obtaining Energy Star ratings (NYC LL 84) and building energy use for many high profile buildings including the Empire State Building • A wide range of building systems from common types to complex renewable energy and geothermal laboratories’ systems

3. TESTING, MONITORING AND TROUBLESHOOTING Our professionals have written Measurement and Verification (M&V) plans and performed testing and monitoring both at a research level and for applied purposes using in-house equipment. The discipline and experience gained from this work significantly benefits our commissioning efforts. The fine tuning of modern Building Management Systems (BMS) often cannot be performed by the resident engineer. Vidaris works with the BMS programmer to tune the PID loops to lower operating costs without sacrificing comfort.

Examples of work include:

• Hybrid chiller plant at Major Bank -- increased efficiency • Chiller at blood bank – improved performance • Air handler performance at Financial Building – improved performance • Roof top unit at Correctional Facility- improved performance • Humidity level solutions - Boutique Spa in Long Island • Geothermal system in Westchester and Long Island – resolved operating problems RETRO-COMMISSIONING

Building owners continue to see energy and maintenance costs escalate; time and again, Retro Commissioning has reduced these costs for existing buildings.

RCx consists of a series of steps that investigates and identifies problem areas in the building’s energy use and comfort and suggests solutions. Further, it can be used by the owner as a tool to implement measures and track progress which is outside the scope of this work.

Some buildings or groups of buildings make better candidates for RCx than others. The following symptoms typically warrant an RCx project:

1. Unjustified, high energy use 2. Persistent failure of equipment and/or control system 3. Inadequate alarms 4. Tenant/occupant complaints 5. Indoor air quality problems

Vidaris begins the process with benchmarking, then follows up with inspection and analysis, customized to our Client’s facility. We will evaluate your entire facility, or focus on a particular problem that has been already identified. Our experience with testing and monitoring brings an additional advantage, since it allows us to quickly recognize problems and opportunities.

Vidaris’ Retro Commissioning reports contain energy conservation measures categorized as:

1. No cost /immediate payback 2. Low cost / payback less than three years, 3. Capital investments, with paybacks greater than 3 years.

Many quick payback measures can be done by in-house maintenance staff, and can save money immediately.

We have been providing Retro Commissioning for a wide variety of facilities – from small buildings to million sqft facilities to cover Local Law 87 requirements.

Examples of work include:

• The New York Public Library - Humanities and Social Science Library • Mario Merola Building Bronx County Courthouse, Bronx, NY • Brooklyn Supreme Court, Brooklyn, NY • NYPD - Precinct 13 and Police Academy • NYPD Precinct 48 and FDNY Engine 46 • NYPD Precinct 81 and FDNY Engine 222

New York Public Library Humanities and Social Science Library New York, New York ONGOING COMMISSIONING

Facilities are designed with certain assumptions about operation – but in reality these assumptions are rarely met. Through Vidaris’ focus on operations, energy cost can be reduced by 10-20 percent during the first 2-3 years of occupancy. These reductions are possible for existing buildings and mostly involve operations and maintenance adjustments, and are rendered even more effective by remote monitoring.

As an example, a residential high-rise building has experienced cumulative reductions of over 24% for the first three years of operation (a total of $178,000 cumulative savings as of the third year), due to Vidaris’ fine tuning and continuous commissioning. RENEWABLE ENERGY

Vidaris’ Renewable Energy Division works with our in-house expertise in building envelope, mechanical systems, roofing/waterproofing systems, sustainability and energy efficiency to identify and help implement renewable energy opportunities. Serving as an independent third-party representative, our team has experience with a variety of renewable energy project sizes and types, through all aspects of design and construction. Clients engage us to ensure quality and proper integration throughout the due diligence, design, implementation and verification phases.

Services include:

• Solar Photovoltaic or Wind Feasibility Analysis • Opinion of Probable Cost and Incentive Evaluation • System Design Consulting & LEED Credit Advisory • Financial Modeling • Environmental Benefits Assessments • Financing Alternatives Analysis • Contractor Assessment & Selection • QAQC Monitoring/Construction Administration • Commissioning/Retro-commissioning • Ongoing Maintenance and Performance Verification

VIDARIS RENEWABLE ENERGY PROCESS Starting early in the design process, Vidaris provides consulting services that guide the assessment and planning of renewable energy integration. Our feasibility analysis provides an initial estimate of system size and output as well as anticipated financial costs and benefits of project opportunities (payback, returns, incentives, estimated cost, etc.). This analysis provides the client with information that helps determine if a project scheme is both economically and physically viable and should pursue full design and implementation.

During the design phase, and in coordination with the client’s design/technical team , we provide renewable energy system consulting from schematic design through construction documentation. As an independent third- party representative for the client, we are not tied to any product or manufacturer. Our focus is on developing designs which are best aligned with the performance, aesthetic and financial goals of the project.

During the construction phase, Vidaris oversees the bidding process as the owner’s representative, and provides expert bid leveling. We ensure quality throughout the implementation process with our construction administration services. These include: bidding and negotiation support, shop drawing review, and QA/QC monitoring during installation. Vidaris provides performance verification and system commissioning services to help our clients maximize the financial and environmental benefits of their system. We commission projects by conducting field evaluations, reviewing testing protocols, and monitoring the development and implementation of operations and maintenance practices.

Post-construction, Vidaris works with owners to provide ongoing maintenance and operations consulting services, supplemental monitoring for performance, and bi-annual inspections. Photo Courtesy of Tim Wilkes

Liberty Luxe and Liberty Green The Solaire The Helena Frito-Lay Distribution Center New York New York New York, New York New York, New York Henrietta, New York CONSULTING FOR HEALTHY BUILDINGS

Our clients often require Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Services for their operations, growth, productivity and for regulatory compliance.

Our careful approach helps select programs, activities or interventions that reduce risk while contributing value to the project. We help clients weigh costs and benefits and set priorities for capital investment and planning.

INDOOR AIR QUALITY (IAQ) FOR LEED AND BEYOND STANDARDS AND SYSTEMS FOR HEALTHY BUILDINGS Vidaris’ team of industrial hygienists, architects and interior designers develop specifications and vet products for healthy buildings.

We work collaboratively with our clients to reduce chemicals of concern in their interior spaces. Our team is proficient in the emerging field of material science and disclosure with extensive experience with the folllowing standards and systems: • Pharos • Master Painters Institute Extreme Green certification • Living Building Challenge • Cradle 2 Cradle • EPA Chemicals of Concern • FloorScore • LEED v4 • SCS Indoor Advantage Gold • GreenScreen • GreenGuard Children and Schools

We advise clients on building products which meet their performance criteria and avoid problematic chemicals.

LEED TESTS AND MANAGEMENT PLANS Vidaris’ experience is evidenced by its work in both applied and theoretical fields:

• Field testing and also publishing on sampling equipment and instrumentation. • Working with others to advance the practice in this area, and develop realistic benchmarks for acceptable air quality above and apart from testing. • Streamlined and efficient testing protocol to meet LEED credits. • Peer-reviews of consultant reports.

AIR MONITORING DURING CONSTRUCTION During construction we conduct air monitoring site inspections, review IAQ implications of changes in construction activities, investigate occupant complaints (such as odor, noise, dust), provide factual information to occupants, identify potential IAQ issues, and review alternate approaches at the start of each new construction phase. We use chemical tracer gas to evaluate and resolve unintended airflow.

Our industrial hygiene staff has experience with field, research and protocol development, including evaluations of hazards related to: • volatile organic compounds (VOCs) • grinding/polishing • formaldehyde • flooring • semivolatile VOCs • roofing • acid gases • aerosolized bacteria from cooling towers • lead • wastewater treatment • cadmium • product manufacturing • nanoparticles • ozone/terpene chemistry At Substantial Completion, we prepare punch lists for IAQ-related issues, and verify resolution of those issues. CONSULTING FOR HEALTHY BUILDINGS - CONTINUED

TRAINING FOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Vidaris’ EHS staff has trained over 500 property managers on key health and safety topics such as:

• Indoor air quality management / tenant communication • Moisture control / mold prevention / Sustainable Operations and Maintenance • Chemical safety / green housekeeping • Integrated pest management (IPM)

SPECIALIZED EHS CONSULTING Vidaris offers:

• EHS Reviews of Designs, Process Layouts and Programming • Outsource EHS Consulting (Scheduled Audits, Programs, Training, Liaison with Regulators) • Product Stewardship Consulting (Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Globally Harmonized System (GHS) reporting, REACH Chemical Disclosure, Green Chemistry) • Litigation Support

PREVENTION AND REMEDIATION MOISTURE CONTROL/MOLD PREVENTION Vidaris’ EHS staff provides guidance to commercial building owners and property management on ways, to control moisture and prevent mold growth.

We offer:

• Numerous types of building inspections – including diagnostics of IAQ problems and moisture detection • Design review to limit condensation potential (including mold prevention techniques) • Vapor and moisture intrusion studies • Planning for “mold safe” renovations • Mold investigation and remediation techniques • Management plans/inspection protocols to protect against moisture/mold damage • Guidelines for tenants • Documentation for insurance recovery (forensic evidence).

Vidaris EHS professionals are active in the profession, contributing expertise to New York City’s green codes task force, to the BOMA NY White Paper on Mold and Moisture Control in New York City’s Commercial Buildings, and to the National Institute of Building Sciences’ Whole Building Design Guide. Senior Vidaris staff have worked as national trainers with the U.S. Departments of Energy and Housing and Urban Development, and adjunct faculty in a SUNY graduate studies program on sustainable interior environments.

Vidaris use of TSI’s P-TRAK® Ultrafine Particle Counter is just one of many methods to track down and eliminate IAQ problems TEAM LEADERS

ISRAEL M. BERGER, FAIA Chairman of the Board Bachelor of Architecture – Pratt Institute Registered Architect in New York

Mr. Israel Berger is the founder and Principal of Israel Berger and Associates, now a part of Vidaris Inc, where he serves as the CEO. Mr. Berger has been a specialist in the design and construction of building envelopes for over 30 years. He has directed the consulting, testing and inspection of curtain walls, windows, metal cladding, pre-cast, masonry walls, roofing and composite assemblies world- wide. In addition, he has directed the façade restoration and re-cladding on many significant projects, including listed Landmark Buildings.

Developers, Architects and Construction Managers have depended on his advice and counsel on selecting cladding systems, design criteria and contracting parties on some of the world’s highest profile projects. His work encompasses many building types, including commercial, residential and institutional in the United States, Europe, the Far East, the Middle East and South America. Mr. Berger’s technical expertise, creative thinking, experience, and a deep familiarity with the façade and roofing industries allow him, along with the professionally diverse members of the firm, to make key judgment calls on which our clients rely during all stages of the design and construction process. Through Mr. Berger’s leadership, technical guidance and expertise, many architects and developers achieve success in creating building envelopes noted for their architectural expression, quality, functionality, durability and style.

MARC WEISSBACH, AIA President and Chief Executive Officer Bachelor of Architecture - University of Miami Registered Architect in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Ohio

Mr. Marc Weissbach is a Registered Architect with expertise in building enclosure systems since 1987. He is currently the President and Chief Operating Officer of Vidaris, Inc. and is a member of the Board of Directors. Mr. Weissbach recognized the ever-widening gap among building ownership, design professionals and construction specialists as building systems have become more complex and codes have become more stringent. He has been transforming the firm that views buildings holistically, to respond to the most efficient, effective solutions that meet the performance and operational goals and objectives of the client. Mr. Weissbach is active in Code development and has served as Chair of the New York City Department of Buildings Construction Requirements and Materials Committee, responsible for reviewing several chapters of the Building Code for revision. He has also been a member of the Department of Buildings Managing Committee and is called upon by governing agencies of other jurisdictions to share knowledge and experience for incorporation into model codes. Recognized as an expert in his field, Mr. Weissbach assists in resolving construction related failures and disputes, and his testimony has been recorded in Local, State and Federal matters. Mr. Weissbach has experience working with LEED-Certified projects and has an extensive portfolio of projects in all market sectors. Notable projects include Freedom Tower (Tower One) at the World Trade Center as well as Tower 4 and the National September 11th Museum and Memorial. TEAM LEADERS

ROBERT LIMANDRI Senior Principal Master of Science in Real Estate, New York University, New York Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Clarkson University, New York

Mr. LiMandri joined Vidaris in 2014, bringing with him strategic leadership experience and innovation. Currently Mr. LiMandri oversees operations and business development, focusing on the firm’s infrastructure, standards, and quality systems as it continues to grow. He also explores strategic service offerings that can bridge current gaps within the complex real estate and construction market in New York City and other metropolitan markets around the country. Mr. LiMandri also serves as a member of the Management Committee. Before joining Vidaris, Mr. LiMandri served as New York City Department of Buildings Commissioner. He is an operational executive with a history of leadership in commercial real estate, construction, development standards, and oversight— with a tenure punctuated by widespread changes in building safety standards, technology initiatives, green building innovation, and code updates. Drawing on his background in fiscal oversight and P&L management, he has managed budgets exceeding $200M, in addition to a team of 1,100 attorneys, engineers, inspectors, and architects. His leadership impact can be felt throughout the city’s real estate industry with enhanced safety awareness, stringent mandates for construction, and quality and advances in sustainability. In addition, his innovative approach to technology utilization has saved his customers millions in staff time, while boosting customer satisfaction with the launch of cutting-edge online collaboration tools.

WILLIAM F. LOGAN, AIA Senior Principal, Director of Design Consulting Master in Architecture - Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Massachusetts Bachelor of Architecture – Princeton University Registered Architect in New York

After attending Princeton University’s School of Architecture and Harvard’s Graduate School of Design, Mr. Logan spent seven years in Europe working with Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, Peter Rice and Frei Otto on several innovative and challenging building projects. Upon his return to the U.S., he has had the privilege of working with numerous internationally-known architects including Cesar Pelli, Norman Foster, Bernard Tschumi and many others, on numerous projects. As an Architect, he specializes in implementing the designer’s architectural intent through vigorous analysis and studies, presented in sketch form. In addition, he draws on a deep background and understanding of performance requirements, fabrication technologies, testing and constructability issues. He has served as a primary curtain wall consultant for some of the tallest and most complex buildings in the world, including the Twin Towers of the Kuala Lumpur City Center, International Finance Center of Hong Kong and many others. Developers and Architects have depended on Mr. Logan’s advice and counsel on selecting cladding systems, design criteria and contracting parties on someof the world’s highest profile projects. His work encompasses many building types, including commercial, residential, academic and medical in the United States, Europe, and South America. TEAM LEADERS

ADRIAN TULUCA, R.A., LEED AP Senior Principal Master of Science in Architecture, Columbia University, New York Master in Architecture, Institute of Architecture, Bucharest, Romania Registered Architect in New York and Connecticut

Adrian Tuluca has over 20 years of experience in energy efficiency, testing and monitoring for a broad range of buildings, ranging from 5,000 sq. ft. to 5 million sq. ft. and also for academic and commercial campuses. His projects have achieved energy efficiencies that have surpassed the energy code significantly, some by 50% and more, including the first U.S. net zero building. Mr. Tuluca has also led the sustainability work on over 250 LEED projects that obtained ratings from Certified to Platinum including the LEED Platinum rating for Bank of America Headquarters, JP Morgan Chase Headquarters, and the Italcementi building/laboratories. He authored Energy Efficient Design and Construction of Commercial Buildings (McGraw Hill), contributed to two chapters in the ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals, and published several papers on energy efficiency issues. Mr. Tuluca has been a member of the Advisory Committee for the Sustainable Design Guidelines of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, Advisory Committee to Battery Park City for their Sustainable Residential Guidelines that resulted in two LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold buildings, advisor to the White House Greening Committee, advisor to GSA on energy-efficient design and their Design Excellence program; USDOE on Energy Simulation Tools, and Whole-Building Roadmapping. Locally, he led a team that trained the NYC DOB on Energy Code compliance; advised on the NYC Local Law 86 that required 20-30% energy cost savings vs code; and more recently was part of the advisory teams on PlaNYC2030, green zoning, and other initiatives.

ALEXANDER ARGENTO Senior Vice President and Director of Operations Bachelor of Art in History - Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, Georgia

Mr. Argento joined Vidaris in 1998, and over the years has served as corporate secretary, treasurer, and Vice President. Currently, as the Senior Vice President and Director of Operations, he oversees and provides leadership for client communications, contract negotiations, administration and the business development departments. As Vidaris continues to grow, Mr. Argento coordinates the opening and management of satellite offices. His work can be exemplified on projects, such as MGM CityCenter in Las Vegas, NV and the Hotel Bel Air in Beverly Hills, CA. Currently he is collaborating with Vidaris’ senior management team in the performance of our services on the World Trade Center redevelopment project in New York City. Before Vidaris, Mr. Argento worked as a Project Manager for Pavarini Construction. TEAM LEADERS

STANFORD CHAN, AIA Principal, Director of Restoration Bachelor of Architecture - The Cooper Union School of Architecture, New York, New York Registered Architect in New York

Mr. Stanford Chan has extensive experience with consulting and monitoring on various exterior envelope and roofing systems. His experience includes new construction, re-clads, over clads, restoration, window replacement, and storefront replacement. He has extensive knowledge of the following systems: masonry (veneer and multi-wythe walls), curtain wall, window wall, and various roof systems. As Director of the Restoration Division and the Flood Mitigation Division, his current work includes managing a technical team of over 20, overseeing all projects while working closely with Clients, writing specifications, preparing and detailing architectural drawings and reviewing shop drawings. A few notable Landmark Buildings he has worked on are Carnegie Hall, The Hearst Building, One Chase Plaza and 570 Lexington Avenue (The GE Building). The Flood Mitigation Service (FMS) Division was formed in 2013 in response to Hurricane Sandy.

CARL IAN GRAHAM, P.E. Principal Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts Professional Engineer in New York

Mr. Graham has performed HVAC sustainable design consulting for commercial, multi-family residential, and institutional buildings for more than 20 years. He has authored and provided technical content for various high-performance building publications, including the General Services Administration (GSA) LEED Cost Study (2004), the HVAC Resource Page for the GSA’s Whole Building Design Guide, the New York State Green Building Tax Credit regulations, and contributed to the New York State Energy Conservation Construction Code (NYS ECCC). Mr. Graham has worked within the realm of energy codes having served as Project Manager for the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) Energy Code Compliance Study. The work included discussing code compliance practices with officials in cities around the U.S. He also provided content and technical development for two HVAC modules in NYC DOB’s six module Energy Code training course. He has managed and performed energy analyses for millions of square feet of office buildings, hospitals, court complexes, universities, secondary schools, movie theaters, weather forecasting offices and retail stores. Mr. Graham hasalso managed energy audits for commercial and industrial facilities across the country. TEAM LEADERS

JOHN AMATRUDA, R.A., LEED Fellow, BREEAM International Assessor Principal Bachelor of Architecture - Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute Registered Architect in New York and Connecticut

John Amatruda has 27 years of professional experience. As the leader of the Vidaris’ Green Services department, he specializes in environmentally conscious design and the evaluation of “green” materials and systems. Mr. Amatruda has worked as a consultant on over 75 LEED projects nationwide and internationally, using all variations of the LEED commercial program (including NC, CS, CI, EBOM, ND,and Schools). He has authored a number of green building studies and publications, including the GSA LEED Cost Study for the US General Services Administration, the NYC Department of Building’s Energy Code Compliance Study, and the Green Material Selection Guidelines for the web-based Whole Building Design Guide. Mr. Amatruda has been a LEED Accredited Professional since 2001, and was the first LEED AP registered in the State of Connecticut. Mr. Amatruda was also one of the first 30 faculty members hired by the USGBC to provide LEED training nationwide. Mr. Amatruda is additionally accredited as an International Assessor under the United Kingdom’s BREEAM green building rating system. Prior to becoming a green building specialist and consultant, Mr. Amatruda worked as a design architect for firms in Connecticut and New York City. As an Associate at William McDonough Architects, Mr. Amatruda managed several pioneering green building projects, including the Walmart EcoMart store in Lawrence, Kansas and the Book Division Offices of the Rodale Press in Emmaus, Pennsylvania.

DEVASHISH (DAVE) LAHIRI, P.E., CEM, CBCP Principal Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering - Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering - University of North Bengal, India Professional Engineer in Connecticut

Mr. Lahiri is in charge of commissioning services, with over 20 years of experience in commissioning, field testing, technical assistance studies, and energy analyses. Mr. Lahiri has managed retro-commissioning & continuous commissioning for millions of sq ft of residential and office space. He is a certified building commissioning professional and certified energy manager through the American Association of Energy Engineers. Mr. Lahiri, as a Subject Matter Expert has recently developed training materials for Energy Audits in collaboration with Portland Energy Conservation Institute for the Department of Energy. Mr. Lahiri’s expertise includes: • Energy Star Evaluations • Inspections, post-occupancy evaluations and solutions • Testing & monitoring to detect and remedy problems for HVAC and controls, for daylighting, air infiltration and ventilation. Examples: American Museum of Folk Art, the South Jamaica Library, the Home Box Office Headquarters, all in New York City. • Monitoring of HVAC, lighting, electric and envelope systems. TEAM LEADERS

WALTER MARTINEZ, AIA, CSI Principal, Director of Training and Development Bachelor of Architectural Technology - New York Institute of Technology Registered Architect in New York

Mr. Martinez is a Registered Architect specializing in building envelope systems. Since 1994 his work has focused on the design & detailing, testing, fabrication, and installation of building facades and curtain wall systems. He has worked with developers, architects, and builders on many distinguished projects both nationally and internationally. Mr. Martinez implemented the Training and Professional Development programs for the technical staff. He oversees that Vidaris is compliant with all industry standards and is at the forefront of implementing industry best practices.

In 2009, Mr. Martinez led the efforts in Vidaris becoming the first firm in New York City to become an accredited Special Inspections Agency. As Primary Director of the Special Inspections Agency (SIA) he manages the agency’s quality assurance operations and a team of more than 40 Special Inspectors and Supervisors. Mr. Martinez is also managing our South America projects, where he works with local architects, builders, and manufacturers in the regions to develop custom curtain walls for projects in Argentina, Brazil, and Peru. Current projects in South America include Torre Rimac in Lima Peru with Arquitectonica, Faria Lima 3500 in Sao Paulo Brazil with Moed de Armas & Shannon Architects and KOM Arquitetura.

JEFFREY SOMERLOT, P.E, CEM, CWI Principal Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering, Syracuse University Professional Engineer in New York

Mr. Somerlot is a Professional Engineer, Registered Architect, Certified Energy Manager and Certified Welding Inspector with an extensive background in building consulting, design, and construction administration services for the exterior envelope since 2002. During his time with the company, he has built and boasts experience in: new construction, restoration, leak investigations, testing, Local Law 11/98 services, building envelope reclad/overclad, and LEED® Certified projects — with an extensive knowledge of exterior envelope systems including curtainwall, masonry, precast, pre-fabricated wall panel, window wall, and several types of roofing and waterproofing systems.

On top of his technical achievements, Mr. Somerlot is also a proven leader and liaison working with owners, architects, construction managers, and installers. He has comprehensive experience in all phases of a project including design, procurement, mock-up testing, fabrication, and installation. Mr. Somerlot’s contribution to the industry includes public speaking on facade related technical matters, building codes, and standards. A few major projects Mr. Somerlot has led and participated in is World Trade Center Towers 1, 3, and 7 in addition to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. He is currently a key member on 15 & 55 Hudson Yards, 425 Park Avenue, and Durst Pyramid. TEAM LEADERS

DAN POPADYNEC, P.E. Principal Bachelor Degree in Applied Science - Civil Engineering, University of Toronto, Canada Professional Engineer in New York, Michigan and Ontario, Canada

Mr. Popadynec is a Professional Engineer with over 12 years of international building envelope expertise. The breadth of his experience spans consulting, design, testing, manufacturing, installation, special inspection and rehabilitation. Since joining Vidaris in 2005, he has focused primarily on new construction projects. Mr. Popadynec has a sound understanding of various technologies and how to combine them into a robust, economical and sustainable enclosure. He provides his clients value-added ideas, up-to-date industry knowledge and a practical know- how gained from years on project sites. Mr. Popadynec is currently a part of several tech committees that are developing the next generation of industry standards and building codes. Mr. Popadynec assists clients from the conceptual stages of a project through completion. He has participated in laboratory mock-ups where wall specimens were tested for air/water infiltration, high wind loading, extreme seismic movement and blast resistance. He effectively manages a team of inspectors, both at remote shop inspections and on-site monitoring the wall installation. He is especially proud and honored to be consulting and managing the building envelope inspections for two of the towers that are rising at Ground Zero. SELECTED RECENT PORTFOLIO

©Macklowe Properties 432 Park Avenue New York, New York Client: Macklowe Properties Architect: Rafael Vinoly Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring (NYC Special Inspection), Energy Efficiency, LEED, and Green Building Consulting, and Commissioning

©Nobutaka Ashihara 1717 Broadway New York, New York Client: Granite Broadway Development LLC Architect: Nobutaka Ashirhara Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring (NYC Special Inspection), and Energy Code Progress Inspection

©Handel Architects Millennium Tower Boston, Massachusetts Client: Millennium Partners Architect: Handel Architects Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring, and Energy Efficiency Consulting SELECTED COMMERCIAL PORTFOLIO

Canary Wharf London, England Client: Olympia & York Canary Wharf Limited Architect: Kohn Pederson & Fox Cesar Pelli & Associates Skidmore, Owings & Merill LLP Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

International Finance Center Hong Kong, China Client: IFC Development Architects: Cesar Pelli & Associates (Design) Adamson Associates (AOR) Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting

©Silverstein Properties World Trade Center - Towers 1, 2, 3, 4 New York, New York Clients: STV Construction, Inc. Silverstein Properties, Inc. Architects: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Foster and Partners Richard Rogers Partnership Maki & Associates Handel Architects, LLP Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

Project Delta - ExxonMobile Campus Houston, Texas Client: ExxonMobile Architect: Gensler Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring SELECTED COMMERCIAL PORTFOLIO - CONTINUED

7 World Trade Center New York, New York Client: .Silverstein Properties, Inc Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring Rating: LEED® Certified Gold

IAC (Interactive) Headquarters New York, New York Client: IAC Architect: Frank Gehry (Design) Adamson Associates (AOR) Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

The Hearst Building New York, New York Client: Hearst Corporation Architect: Foster and Partners (Design) Adamson Associates (AOR) Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring, and Landmark Restoration Rating: LEED® Certified Gold Landmarked MGM City Center Block A / Block C, Las Vegas, Nevada Clients: HKS MGM Mirage Group Adamson Associates Architects: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects HKS Inc. Murphy/Jahn Studio Daniel Libeskind Adamson Associates Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring SELECTED RESIDENTIAL PORTFOLIO

40 Bond Street New York, New York Client: Morgan Hotel Group, LLC Architect: Herzog & de Meuron (Design) Handel Architects, LLP (AOR) Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

Silver Towers (River Place II) New York, New York Client: Silverstein Properties, Inc. Architect: Costas Kondylis & Partners, LLP Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

The Visionaire - Battery Park City Site 3 New York, New York Owner: Albanese Organization Architect: Pelli Clark Pelli Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting

The Residences at the Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Owner: Millennium Partners Architect: Handel Architects Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting SELECTED ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING PORTFOLIO

National September 11 Memorial Plaza and Pools New York, New York Clients: National September 11 Memorial & Museum Foundation Architect: Handel Architects (Design) Davis Brody Bond LLP (AOR) Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting and Services: Monitoring

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Stamford, Connecticut Client: Hines Architect: Roger Ferris + Partners, LLC (Design) Adamson Associates (AOR) Services: Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring (and Energy and LEED Consulting) Rating: LEED® Gold

Yankee Stadium New York, New York Client: Tishman Speyer Architect: Populous (Formerly HOK SVE) Services: Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting (and Exterior Wall)

100 Light Street (Legg Mason) Baltimore, Maryland Client: New Kirk Marbax, P.C. Architect: Design Collective Inc. Services: Plaza, Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

©Wally Gobetz Jacob Javits Convention Center New York, New York Client: Convention Center Development Corp. Architect: FX Fowle (Epstein) Services: Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting (and Exterior Wall, Energy Efficiency, and LEED Consulting and Commissioning) SELECTED RECLADDING PORTFOLIO

1095 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York Client: Moed de Armas & Shannon Architect: Moed de Armas & Shannon Services: Reclad Consulting and Monitoring

100 Park Avenue New York, New York Client: SL Green Realty Corporation Prudential Real Estate Development Architect: Moed de Armas & Shannon Architects Services: Reclad Consulting and Monitoring, Local Law 11/98 Rating: LEED® Certified Silver ©David de Armas Photography

3 Columbus Circle (1775 Broadway) New York, New York Client: Moinian Architect: Gensler Services: Roof Replacement and Reclad Consulting and Monitoring

880 Third Avenue New York, New York Client: Jack Resnick & Sons Architect: Moed de Armas & Shannon Services: Reclad Consulting and Monitoring

SELECTED RESTORATION PORTFOLIO

841 Broadway New York, New York Client: Feil Organization Architect: Israel Berger & Associates (AOR) Services: Roof Replacement

(Treated as a Landmark Building)

The Clock Tower Edition Hotel 5 Madison Avenue New York, New York Client: Marriott International Architect: Marriott & AAI Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting, Local Law 11/98, Facade Modification, Dewpoint and Thermal Analysis Landmarked

Carnegie Hall New York, New York Client: Carnegie Hall Foundation Architects: Israel Berger & Associates Services: Exterior Condition Survey, Complete Facade Restoration, and Roofing Consulting

Landmarked

ACE Hotel (Formerly The Breslin) - 1186 Broadway New York, New York Client: GFI Architect: Israel Berger & Associates (AOR) Services: Exterior Condition Survey, Scope Identification, Complete Facade Restoration, and Window Replacement

Landmarked SELECTED INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO

Birmann 32 São Paulo, Brazil Client: FLIPP Servicos De Cobranca E De Inf. Cadastrais LTDA Architect: Pei Partners Services: Exterior Wall Consulting

Faria Lima São Paulo, Brazil Client: Tishman Speyer Brazil Architect: Moed de Armas & Shannon (Design) KOM Arquitectura (AOR) Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting

©Handel Architects Rosewood Hotel Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emiratesk Client: Mubadala Development Company Architect: Handel Architects, San Francisco Services: Energy Modeling & LEED Consulting

Repsol Tower Buenos Aires, Argentina Client: Repsol YPF Architect: Cesar Pelli & Associates Services: Exterior Wall and Roofing Consulting and Monitoring SELECTED HEALTHCARE & LAB PORTFOLIO

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Visual Media Laboratory Boston, Massachusetts Client: MIT Architect: Fumihiko Maki + Associates (Design) Leers Weintzapfel (AOR) Services: Energy Modeling, Daylighting Analysis, and Green Building Consulting

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of New York - Presbyterian New York, New York Client: Columbia University Medical Center Architect: Davis Brody Bond Aedas Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital Breast Imaging Center New York, New York Client: Stantec Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

©Weiss/Manfredi Architects University of Pennsylvania Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Owner: University of Pennsylvania Architect: Weiss/Manfredi Architects Services: Energy Efficiency and LEED Consulting Square Feet: 78,000

Gates Vascular Institute (GVI) / Clinical Translational Research Center (CTRC) Buffalo, New York Owner: Kaleida Health Vascular Institute Architect: Cannon Design Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring SELECTED CULTURAL PORTFOLIO

Citi Field - Mets Stadium Flushing, New York Client: Queens Ballpark Company, LLC Architect: Populous (Formerly HOK SVE) Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting

Minneapolis Central Library Minneapolis, Minnesota Owner: City of Minneapolis Architect: Cesar Pelli & Associate Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting

New Africa Center One Museum Mile New York, New York Client: Brickman Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting and Monitoring

Connecticut Science Center Hartford, Connecticut Client: Pelli Clark Pelli Architect: Cesar Pelli & Associates Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing and Waterproofing Consulting

Orange County Performing Arts Center Costa Mesa, California Client: Cesar Pelli & Associates Architect: Cesar Pelli & Associate Services: Exterior Wall, Roofing, and Waterproofing Consulting SELECTED RENEWABLE ENERGY EXPERIENCE

PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT QAQC MONITORING / CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION Empire Stores, New York, New York – 810 kW Building Applied Photovoltaic Metro Green Apartments, Shop Drawing Peer Review, Stamford, Connecticut – 60 kW Building Applied Garden City Hotel, Garden City, New York – 75 kW Building Photovoltaic Applied Photovoltaic Confidential Financial Institution Data Center, USA – 1500 695 E Main Street, Stamford, Connecticut – 50 kW Building kW Building Applied and Ground Mount Photovoltaic Applied Photovoltaic Liberty Green & Liberty Luxe, New York, New York – 82 kW 1561 Walton, New York, New York – 15 kW Building Building Integrated Photovoltaic Applied Photovoltaic PS/IS 276, New York, New York – 50 kW Building Integrated Confidential Office Client, Bangalore, India – 150 kW Photovoltaic Building Integrated Photovoltaic 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York – 100 kW COMMISSIONING / RETRO-COMMISSIONING Building Integrated Photovoltaic The Visionaire, New York, New York – 48 kW Building Hudson Steppe Apartments, Ossining, New York – 145 kW Integrated Photovoltaic Building Applied Photovoltaic The Solaire, New York, New York – 33 kW Building Integrated Photovoltaic FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS Tribeca Green, New York, New York – 27 kW Building Willets Point Mall, New York, New York – 1800 kW Building Integrated Photovoltaic Applied Photovoltaic Viana Hotel and Spa, Long Island, New York – 20 kW Cannon House, Washington, DC – 900 kW Building Building Applied Photovoltaic Integrated Photovoltaic Marine Park Field House and Community Center – 9 kW 529 W 29th Street, New York, New York – 46 kW Building Building Applied Photovoltaic Integrated Photovoltaic Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Center – 6 kW Building ADP Headquarters, Roseland, New Jersey – 120 kW Ground Integrated Photovoltaic Mount Photovoltaic Skyview Parc, Flushing, New York – 500 kW Building Integrated Parking Canopy

SYSTEM DESIGN CONSULTING Suffolk County Police Headquarters, Yaphank, New York – 50 kW Building Applied Photovoltaic Confidential Financial Institution Airplane Hanger, USA – 71 kW Building Integrated Photovoltaic Frito-Lay Distribution Center, Henrietta, New York – 31 kW Building Integrated Photovoltaic

Frito Lay Distribution Center Henrietta, New York SELECTED LEED RESIDENTIAL EXPERIENCE

LEED PLATINUM LEED SILVER CONT’D The Verdesian Residenti al High-Rise The Brompton Residenti al Tower The Club at Briarcliff Manor, Briarcliff Manor, NY LEED GOLD East 125th Street – Parcel ‘C’ Residences 421 Park Avenue Residenti al Tower Kalahari Condominiums Hudson Yards Tower D Residences Queens West – Building 1, Long Island City, NY The Abington Residences Queens West – Building 3, Long Island City, NY West 12th Street Residences Queens West – Building 4, Long Island City, NY 150 Charles Street Residences Songdo, Residenti al and Offi ce Towers, Korea The Solaire - Residenti al High-Rise at 20 River Terrace West 28th Street Residences Tribeca Green Residenti al High-Rise LEED CERTIFIED The Millennium Tower Residences Queens West – Building 2, Long Island City, NY MetroGreen Apartments, Building C, Stamford, CT 400 Park Avenue South, Residences MiMa Hotel and Residences Clinton Green/The Mosaic Residences Riverhouse Residenti al High-Rise The Laurel Condominiums Liberty Luxe and Liberty Green Residenti al High-Rises 123 3rd Avenue Residences Metro Green Apartments, Building B, Stamford, CT 330 West 39th Street Residences Chicago Spire, Chicago, IL 1510 Lexington Avenue Residences LEED SILVER Avalon Prudenti al Center Apartments, Boston, MA 10 East 102nd Street, Mount Sinai Residences Mercedes House 60 Water Street Residences 310 West 38th Street, Emerald Green Residences 261 Hudson Street Residences Former Queens Family Courthouse Apartments, Queens, NY Riverwalk 7 Residences Myrtle Avenue Condominiums, Brooklyn, NY 529 West 29th Street Residences Octagon Park Apartments The Corner 200 West Residences The Harrison Residenti al Tower 80 De Kalb Avenue High-Rise Residences, Brooklyn, NY 122 Greenwich Avenue Residences Superior Ink Condominiums and Townhouses 57th Street Residences 155 West Street Residenti al Development Market Rate 311 East 11th Street, Village Green Residences Atlanti c Terrace Residences, Brooklyn, NY

Avalon Bay West Chelsea High-Rise Residences Tribeca Green New York, New York

*If no city is listed, the project is in New York City SELECTED LEED COMMERCIAL INTERIORS EXPERIENCE

LEED GOLD LEED CERTIFIED Bank of America Offi ce Tower at One Bryant Park 345 Park Avenue Offi ces Brookfi eld Offi ce Properti es Headquarters KPMG, 345 Park Avenue Columbia University Medical Center, Allen Rosenfi eld KPMG, JFK Parkway, Short Hills, NJ Building World Financial Center, Winter Garden, Courtyard & Dining Internati onal Company, Seoul, South Korea Terrace, Corporate Offi ce Interiors Major Corporati on Renovati on of Offi ces, London, UK Major Corporati on Tenant Fit Out, Dubai, UAE Major Corporati on Tenant Fit Out, Paris, France Major Corporati on Tenant Fit Out, San Francisco, CA Grey Global Services Headquarters, Renovati on of Interiors Lazard Freres, 30 Rockefeller Plaza Major Corporati on, Seoul, South Korea MetLife Cafeteria, 85 Broad Street Morgan Stanley Interiors, 1585 Broadway Ogilvy & Mather Headquarters, Renovati on of Interiors Proskauer Tenant Fit Out, 11 Times Square Xylem Headquarters, Rye Brook, NY

LEED SILVER

11 Times Square, 16th Floor Pre-builds 19 East 34th Street Offi ce Renovati on Bank of America, 50 Rockefeller Center Brookfi eld NY Headquarters Citi bank, 388 Greenwhich Street Cohn & Wolfe Renovati on of Interior Headquarters Fashion Insti tute of Technology Building A L’Oreal Products Division, Interiors Renovati on Li & Fung USA Headquarters, 1333 Broadway Li & Fung USA Headquarters, 1372 Broadway Memorial Sloan Kett ering Zuckerman Research Center Vivarium World Financial Center, Retail Zones Grey Global Services Headquarters New York, New York

*If no city is listed, the project is in New York City SELECTED LEED OFFICE EXPERIENCE

LEED PLATINUM LEED GOLD CONT’D Queens Botanical Garden Administrati on Building 510 Madison Avenue Offi ce Tower Bank of America at One Bryant Park Major Financial Insti tuti on, Renovati on of Offi ces, Chicago,IL CoStar Headquarters, Boston, MA Major Financial Insti tuti on, Renovati on of Offi ces, Salt Lake City, UT Executi ve Aircraft Hangar and Offi ces, Northeastern US 101 Columbia Turnpike, Project Pinpoint, Morris Township, NJ JP Morgan Chase Headquarters at 270 Park Avenue 250 West 55th Street Offi ce Tower The Italcementi Center of Research and Innovati on, Bergamo, Italy 1585 Broadway Restack Siemens Iselin Campus, Iselin, NJ Citi bank, 388 Greenwhich Street IRS Faciliti es, Andover, MA LEED GOLD Lazard Freres – Rockefeller Center Hearst Headquarters Major Financial Corporati on Offi ces, Tenant Fit Out, Seven World Trade Center Offi ce Tower San Francisco, CA Citi group Offi ces Long Island City Major Financial Insti tuti on, Renovati on of Offi ces, London, UK The Lazarus Building Renovati on, Columbus, OH MechoShade Systems Inc., Long Island, NY 545 Madison Avenue Offi ce Building Panasonic Headquarters, Newark, NJ ComCast Center, Headquarters, Philadelphia, PA Shanghai Center, Shanghai, China Department of Environmental Conservati on, Warrensburg, NY St. Elizabeth’s Center Building Renovati on, Washington, D.C. Wildlife Conservati on Society Headquarters at Bronx Zoo Sunyard Offi ce Revitalizati on, Munich, Germany 11 Times Square Offi ce Tower Two Riverfront Center Offi ces, Parsippany, NJ 40 Danbury Road Offi ces, Wilton, CT World Trade Center Towers 1, 2, 3 and 4 50 Connell Drive Offi ces, Connell Offi ce Park, Berkeley Heights, NJ 60 Danbury Road Offi ces, Wilton, CT Bank of America Offi ce Tower– Interior Fitout - One Bryant Park Fan Pier Parcel F, Boston, MA J.W. McCormack, EPA Regional Headquarters, Boston, MA Ogilvy & Mather Headquarters, Renovati on of Interiors Royal Bank of Scotland, Stamford, CT Sony Pictures Culver Offi ce Project II, Los Angeles, CA Gotham Center Offi ce Tower, Queens Grey Global Services Headquarters, Renovati on of Interiors Hearst Headquarters Proskauer Tenant Fit Out at 11 Times Square New York, New York

*If no city is listed, the project is in New York City SELECTED LEED OFFICE EXPERIENCE - CONTINUED

LEED SILVER LEED CERTIFIED

Department of Environmental Conservati on Headquarters, New York Mercanti le Exchange Building Albany, NY WGBH Headquarters, Brighton, MA NYS Department of Transportati on Regional Headquarters, Schenectady, NY Federal Headquarters Building, Washington DC Weather Forecast Offi ce Building, Caribou, ME 51 Jay Street Offi ces, Brooklyn, NY Offi ce of Emergency Management, Brooklyn, NY 300 Park Avenue Offi ces Rehabilitati on Bank of America, 50 Rockefeller Center, Interiors Renovati on 330 West 39th Street Offi ces 520 Madison Avenue 345 Park Avenue Offi ces MetLife Headquarters Interiors Renovati on 800 Scudders Mill Road Offi ces, Plainsboro, NJ Li & Fung USA Headquarters, 1333 Broadway Soyak Offi ce Tower, Istanbul, Turkey 11 Times Square, 16th Floor Pre-builds Soyak Zincirlikuyu, Istanbul, Turkey Cohn & Wolfe Renovati on of Interior Headquarters Department of Environmental Conservati on Regional Headquarters, New Paltz, NY 19 East 34th Street Offi ces 75/125 Binney Street, Cambridge, MA 121st Precinct, Staten Island, NY 225 Binney Street, Cambridge, MA 330 Hudson Street Offi ces 800 Scudders Mill Road, Novo Nordisk – North American Headquarters, Plainsboro, NJ AIG Internati onal Finance Center Seoul (IFCS) – Hotel, Retail and Offi ce Towers, Seoul, Korea Brookfi eld NY Headquarters Buff alo Federal Courthouse, Buff alo, NY Harrisburg Federal Courthouse, Harrisburg, PA J. Michael Ruane Judicial Center, Salem, MA L’Oreal Products Division, Interiors Renovati on Offi ce Towers in Chengdu, China Staten Island Courthouse and Parking Garage

11 Times Square New York, New York

*If no city is listed, the project is in New York City SELECTED LEED UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE

Alfred University Columbia University Alfred, New York Faculty House Service: Energy New York, New York Service: Energy Barnard College New York, New York Columbia University Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Knox Hall New York, New York Brown University Service: Energy, Green Mind Brain Behavior-Metcalf Building Providence, Rhode Island Columbia University Law School Library Service: Energy, Green New York, New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Brown University The Sidney E. Frank Hall for Life Sciences Columbia University Medical Center Providence, Rhode Island Allan Rosenfeld Building Service: Energy New York, New York Service: Energy Carnegie Mellon University Collaborati ve Innovati on Center Columbia University Medical Center Pitt sburgh, Pennsylvania Physicians and Surgeons Building Service: Energy New York, New York Service: Green Case Western Reserve University North Residenti al Village Cornell University Cleveland, Ohio North Martha Van Rensselaer Hall, College of Service: Energy, Green Human Ecology Ithaca, New York City College of New York, City University of New York Service: Energy New York, New York Service: Energy, Commissioning Cornell University Weill Hall Life Sciences Technology Building City College of New York Ithaca, New York Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, Urban Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Design and Landscape Architecture New York, New York Cornell University Service: Energy, Commissioning Tech Center Academic Building Roosevelt Island, New York City University of New York Service: Energy Baruch College Field Building New York, New York Service: Energy, Green

City University of New York Hunter College School of Social Work & Dormitory New York, New York Service: Energy, Green

City University of New York Bronx Community College North Instructi onal Building New York, New York Service: Green

Colgate University Lathrop Hall Hamilton, New York Service: Energy Brown University, The Sidney E. Frank Hall for Life Science Providence, Rhode Island SELECTED LEED UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE - CONTINUED

Dickson School of Law New York University Carlisle Campus 244 Greene Street Renovati on Carlisle, Pennsylvania New York, New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Service: Energy, Green

Dickson School of Law Oberlin College University Park Campus Adam Joseph Lewis Center for University Park, Pennsylvania Environmental Studies Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Oberlin, Ohio Service: Energy Eastern Connecti cut State University New Science Building Ohio State University Willimanti c, Connecti cut Success Center Service: Green, Commissioning Columbus, Ohio Service: Energy Fashion Insti tute of Technology Building A Princeton University New York, New York 701 Carnegie Center Service: Green West Windsor, New Jersey Service: Energy Fordham University Law School at Lincoln Center New York, New York Richard Stockton College Service: Energy, Green College Center Building Pomona, New Jersey Harvard University Graduate Housing Service: Energy, Green 10 Akron Street Cambridge, Massachusett s Sarah Lawrence College Service: Green Heimbold Visual Arts Center Bronxville, New York Kean University Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Center for Academic Success Union, New Jersey State University of New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Albany Admissions Building Albany, New York Lehman College Campus Service: Energy, Commissioning Bronx, New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning State University of New York Albany Business School Manhatt anville College Albany, New York Richard A. Berman Student Center Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning Purchase, New York Service: Green, Commissioning

Massachusett s College of Art & Design Center for Design & Media Renovati on Boston, Massachusett s Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning

Massachusett s Insti tute of Technology Visual Media Laboratory Boston, Massachusett s Service: Energy, Daylighti ng

Mount Holyoke College Blanchard College Center South Hadley, Massachusett s Service: Energy, Green Massachusett s Insti tute of Technology, Visual Media Laboratory Boston, Massachusett s SELECTED LEED UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE - CONTINUED

State University of New York College of Arts and Sciences Renovati on Albany, New York Service: Energy

State University of New York Orchard Hall Long Island, New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning

University of Connecti cut Social Sciences Classroom Building Storrs, Connecti cut Service: Energy, Green

University of Connecti cut Storrs Hall School of Nursing Additi on Storrs, Connecti cut Service: Energy, Green

University of Michigan Ross School of Business Ann Arbor, Michigan Service: Energy

University of Pennsylvania New College House at Hill Square Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Service: Energy

University of Virginia New Cabell Hall Charlott esville, Virginia Service: Energy, Green

Vaughn College of Aeronauti cs and Technology Library Additi on New York, New York Service: Energy, Green

Wesleyan University Fauver Field Residences Middletown, Connecti cut Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning

Westchester Community College Gateway Center Valhalla, New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning

Western Connecti cut State University Student Residence Hall New York, New York Service: Energy, Green, Commissioning

Westchester Community College Gateway Center Valhalla, NY SELECTED LEED HOTEL EXPERIENCE

LEED GOLD MGM Project CityCenter Vdara Hotel Tower, Las Vegas, NV

Crosby Street Hotel Hilton, Conrad Hotel

LEED SILVER 1414 Avenue of the Americas, 1 Hotel AIG Internati onal Finance Center Seoul (IFCS) – Hotel, Retail and Offi ce Towers, Seoul, Korea Courtyard by Marriott - 94th Street Fairfi eld Inn & Suites, 325 West 33rd General Electric Lodging Facility at Crotonville, Ossining, NY MiMa Hotel and Residences Nomad Hotel Quinn Hotel, 101 West 57th Street Rosewood Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAE Shangri-La Hotel Wyndham Hotel at Port Imperial South, Weehawken, NJ

LEED CERTIFIED Interconti nental New York Times Square Hotel

ADDITIONAL HOTEL PROJECTS (NON-LEED) Lamb’s Club Hotel Q Hotel, Jericho, Long Island, NY Shanghai Center Tower (Offi ce, Hotel, Retail), Shanghai, China

MGM City Center Las Vegas, Nevada

*If no city is listed, the project is in New York City SELECTED LEED HEALTHCARE & LAB EXPERIENCE

LEED PLATINUM Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Ambulatory Care Facility 50 Binney Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cambridge, Massachusett s Colkett Transiti onal Research Facility (CHOP) 100 Binney Street Phase 1 Cambridge, Massachusett s Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cornell University Coney Island Hospital of Diagnosti c & Treatment Center nMVR, Human Ecology Building New York, New York New York, New York Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center Italcementi Center of Research and Innovati on Yonkers, New York Bergamo, Italy Longwood Center Boston, Massachusett s LEED GOLD Memorial Sloan Kett ering Cancer Center Colkett Transiti onal Research Facility (CHOP) Ambulatory Care Center Phase 2 New York, New York Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Memorial Sloan Kett ering Cancer Center Columbia University Medical Center Harrison Regional Facility Graduate Educati on Center Harrison, New York Boston, Massachusett s Memorial Sloan Kett ering Cancer Center Cornell University South Campus Weill Hall, Life Sciences Building New York, New York Ithaca, New York Memorial Sloan Kett ering Research Laboratory East River Science Center New York, New York East and West Towers New York, New York LEED CERTIFIED St. Lawrence University Johnson Hall of Science Greater Harlem Nursing Home Canton, New York New York, New York

The Health Care Chaplaincy New York, New York

University of Connecti cut Health Center Laboratory Farmington, CT

University of Pennsylvania Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanoscale Research Philadelphia, PA

LEED SILVER

Brown University The Sidney E. Frank Hall for Life Sciences Providence, Rhode Island The Italcementi Center of Research and Innovati on, Bergamo, Italy SELECTED LEED LIBRARY, MUSEUM, VISITOR CENTER & ZOO EXPERIENCE

LEED GOLD New York City Aquarium Ocean Wonders Animal Care Facility Botanical Garden Research Center Brooklyn, New York Kalaheo, Kauai, Hawaii New York City Aquarium Ocean Wonders Bronx Zoo Lion House Shark Exhibit Bronx, New York Brooklyn, New York

Bronx Zoo Tractable Animal Building Tavern on the Green, Central Park Visitors Center LaMatti na Wildlife Ambassador Center New York, New York Bronx, New York Vaughn College of Aeronauti cs and Technology Brooklyn Botanical Garden Visitor Center Library Additi on Brooklyn, New York New York, New York

Connecti cut Science Center Hartf ord, Connecti cut LEED CERTIFIED

Darien Library Bronx Zoo Quaranti ne Building Darien, Connecti cut Bronx, New York

Nati onal September 11th Memorial, Museum &Pavilion Reinstein Preserve Visitor’s Center New York, New York Cheektowaga, New York

Whitney Museum of American Art New York, New York

LEED SILVER

American Museum of Natural History Rose Center Planetarium New York, New York

Bronx Library Center Bronx, New York

Brooklyn Children’s Museum Brooklyn, New York

Cambridge Public Library Cambridge, Massachusett s

Chace Center, Rhode Island School of Design Providence, Rhode Island

Columbia University Law School Library New York, New York

Kensington Library Brooklyn, New York

Montezuma Audubon Center Savannah, New York

Museum of the City of New York, Phase II Connecti cut Science Center New York, New York Hartf ord, CT SELECTED TRANSPORTATION & MAINTENANCE FACILITY EXPERIENCE

LEED PLATINUM

Executi ve Aircraft Hangar and Offi ces Northeastern US

Hiawatha Maintenance Facility Minneapolis, Minnesota

LEED GOLD

FritoLay Distributi on Center Rochester, New York

River Terminal Development Distributi on Center Kearny, New Jersey

LEED CERTIFIED

Logan Internati onal Airport, Delta Terminal A Boston, Massachusett s

ENERGY EFFICIENT, SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS

Grand Avenue Bus Depot Queens, New York

McCarran Internati onal Airport, Terminal 3 Las Vegas, Nevada

Rensselaer Train Stati on Albany, New York

Whitehall Ferry Terminal New York, New York

World Trade Center Permanent Transportati on Hub New York, New York

Hiawatha Maintenance Facility Minneapolis, MN