At Urban Fabrick We Believe in the Practical Application of High Performance Design

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WHO WE ARE At Urban Fabrick we believe in the practical application of high performance design. We work with our clients to build better buildings and design more livable, walkable and sustainable urban neighborhoods.

Urban Fabrick assists project teams to meet, understand and design to new green building code requirements including CALGreen, the International Green Construction Code (IgCC) and a variety of local green building ordinances. We facilitate complex and high level green building certifications, net-zero energy design and climate positive development.

Urban Fabrick can help you to connect the dots and bridge many of the professional knowledge gaps that currently between today's (business as usual) design practices and those required to successfully meet or exceed high performance (green) building code requirements, achieve green building ratings and make more informed, cost-effective and sustainable decisions. With over fifteen years of green building policy, practice and design expertise, Urban Fabrick adds value.

Our services improve communication and understanding between technical and non-technical design professionals, non-governmental organizations, policy makers, code officials, facility staff, property owners, tenants, and real estate professionals. We provide fun and professional, business focused, peer-to-peer sustainability and collaborative design education, outreach, messaging and training.

WHAT WE DO GREEN BUILDING CERTIFICATIONS LEED, GreenPoint Rated (GPR) and Living Building Challenge Consulting and Peer Review Green Building Policy Adoption and Implementation Green Codes Consulting, Education, Training and Outreach COLLABORATIVE & HIGH PERFORMANCE DESIGN Collaborative Design Advisor and Coaching Climate Positive Design Consulting and Training Integrated Project Delivery Change Management Consulting STORYTELLING Media Relations, Writing and Public Speaking Visualization of Technical Content and Info-graphics Professional Education Content Development and Messaging SPECIAL PROJECTS & BRIGHT IDEAS Sustainability in Practice, Applied Research and Professional Education Small Space Urban Living and Interior Design Consulting Creating Problem Solving

REGISTRATIONS & CERTIFICATIONS Certified Local Business Enterprise (LBE), City and County of San Francisco, 2012-2015 Licensed Architect: California and District of Columbia United States Green Building Counsel, National Member International Living Future Institute, Community Partner and Ambassador LEED Accredited Professional, Building Design and Construction Registered Safety Assessment Program (SAP) Evaluator, California Emergency Management Agency (EMA) 2011-2016

Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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William J. Worthen, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C

Bill Worthen is a nationally recognized sustainability and collaborative design visionary and practice leader. Over his twenty- year career Bill has balanced policy development with professional and public advocacy, practice experience, industry research and peer-to-peer education. Bill has served as the sustainability consultant for several high-visibility projects that explore the practical application of leading edge sustainability strategies, energy performance and high-level green building certifications for clients including: MGM Resorts International, Tishman Speyer, Boston Properties, Jay Paul Company and the Energy Foundation.

Bill served as a member of San Francisco’s Green Building Task Force resulting in the city’s pioneering Green Building Ordinance, winner of the first World Green Building Council Government Leadership Award in 2011 and currently serves of the San Francisco Eco-District Formation Task Force. Bill has represented his profession, serving as the AIA National Director and Resource Architect for Sustainability from 2010 to 2012, spearheading several cross-industry collaborative sustainability initiatives – most notably overseeing the development of the AIA publication: An Architect’s Guide to Integrating Energy Modeling in the Design Process and the DESIGN Art+Science high performance building code educational video series.

Bill’s current work includes sustainability consulting at many scales of project work including the LEED Platinum certification of 181 Fremont and the Tranbay Transit Center Tower in San Francisco and a LEED Platinum Winery in Napa, California. Bill is a member of United States Green Building Counsel LEED Implementation Committee and the Integrative Process (IP) Task Group that developed the IP credit in LEED v4. Bill is member of the Greenbuild Expo 2014 Program Working Group. Bill recently wrote, The Future of Designing (with) Water published in the January 2014 issue of ARCHITECT Magazine covering design opportunities for on-site water reuse systems, black and gray water technology and the water-energy nexus. Bill is a member of the C40 Cities Roadmap Review Committee at the Clinton Foundation where he peer reviews climate positive development projects around the world. Bill is also the creator of Who Designed That? Brain Games for Design Nerds, an interactive, team based game show about design.

SELECTED WORK 181 Fremont Street, San Francisco, CA (LEED-CS Goal: Platinum), LEED Consultant Transbay Transit Tower, San Francisco, CA (LEED-CS Pre-Certified Platinum), LEED Consultant Balboa Park Aquatic Center, San Francisco, CA (LEED-BD+C Goal: Gold), LEED Consultant Mountain Peak Vineyard, Napa, CA (LEED-BD+C Goal: Platinum), LEED Consultant Mexican Museum, San Francisco, CA (LEED-ID&C Goal: Gold), LEED Consultant Clubhouse, Veterans Association, Palo Alto Campus (LEED- BD+C Goal: Silver), LEED Consultant CEMP, Veterans Association, Mather Campus (LEED- BD+C Goal: Silver), LEED Consultant Transbay Joint Powers Authority, Transit Center Water Reuse White Paper, San Francisco, CA, Owner’s Representative 355 11th Street, San Francisco, CA (LEED-NC Gold), LEED Consultant City Center, MGM Resorts International, Las Vegas, NV (LEED Gold), LEED Consultant 555 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA (LEED-CS Pilot Gold), LEED Consultant Emeryville Marketplace Emeryville, CA, (LEED-ND Phase I Platinum), LEED Consultant CADE Winery, Howell Mountain, Angwin, CA (LEED BD+C Gold), LEED Consultant UC Berkeley Anna Head Student Housing, Berkeley, CA (LEED BD+C Gold), LEED Consultant Bar Agricole, San Francisco, CA (LEED-ID&C Platinum), LEED Consultant SF PUC Headquarters, 525 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, CA (LEED-BD+C Platinum), LEED Consultant SPUR Urban Center, San Francisco, California (LEED-NC Gold), LEED Consultant The Energy Foundation, San Francisco, LEED Consultant, (LEED-CI Platinum), LEED Consultant Center 21, 2100 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA (LEED-CS Pilot Gold), LEED Consultant UC Merced Campus, Merced, California (LEED Gold), LEED Consultant W Hotel and Residences, Scottsdale, AZ, Project Architect Rosen Family Student Center, Stevenson Schools, Pebble Beach, CA, Project Architect and Construction Manager American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, Project Architect One Sunset Terrace Residence Hall, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, Designer and Construction Manager

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William J. Worthen, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C

SELECTED MEDIA, PUBLICATIONS & LECTURES Sustainable Building Advisor, SBA Program, Guest Lecturer, Pacific Energy Center The Future of Designing (with) Water, ARCHITECT Magazine, January 2014 Who Designed That? Brain Games for Design Nerds, Architecture and the City, San Francisco Recycling and Flooring, An Architect’s Perspective, ARCHITECT Magazine, August 2013 Governor's Office of Planning and Research Brownbag Lunch, Sacramento, CA Collaborative Design: News You Can Use, Blue Book Showcase, San Francisco & Fresno, CA The California Net Zero Experience, Building Carbon Zero California Symposium, San Francisco, CA What Green Can Do for You, PPAI Expo, Las Vegas, NV The Green Building Code Bible Gets a Much-Needed Update, by David Unger, The Atlantic Sustainability and Design–Can We Evolve?, AIArchitect The Unintended Consequences of Green, AIA California Counsel’s FOCUS Green Leasing in a Red Economy, State Bar’s California Real Property Journal Energy, Efficiency & Value in Design, Energy Efficiency Global Forum, Orlando, FL Why Design Matters, Gulf Coast Green, Houston TX Some Wood Good Wood Bad Wood Green Wood, SFDC Winter Mart, San Francisco, CA AIA 2030 Commitment, Green Build Expo, Toronto, CA The Process of Costing Green, AIA National Convention, Charlotte, NC Keynote Address at ASHRAE Energy Modeling Conference, Atlanta, GA

AFFILIATIONS San Francisco Eco-District Formation Task Force. Member The Urban Fabrick Collaborative, Founding Member AIA California Counsel, Energy and the Built-Environment Steering Committee, Member International Living Future Institute, Ambassador Greenbuild Expo Program Working Group 2013 & 2014, Member California Architectural Foundation, Board of Regents C40 Cities Roadmap Review Committee, Clinton Foundation, Member Commercial Real Estate Professionals Network (CREPN), Member Eco-Structure Magazine 2012-2013 Editorial Advisory Board, Member USGBC LEED Implementation Advisory Committee, Elected Architect Seat Mayor’s Green Building Task Force, San Francisco, Mayoral Appointed Member ASHRAE 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide Steering Committee, 2010-2012, AIA Representative NIBS Consultative Council, Sustainability Committee 2012-2012, AIA Representative AIA California Counsel, & AIA San Francisco, Past Board Member Central Market Community Benefit District, San Francisco, Past Board Member Frisco Disco Events, LLC, Owner

SELECTED HONORS & AWARDS AIA COTE Top Ten Plus 2013: 355 11th Street, San Francisco AIA COTE Top Ten 2013: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Headquarters, San Francisco World Green Building Council's Leadership Award: Excellence in City Policy: San Francisco GBO AIA COTE Top Ten 2010: 355 11th Street, San Francisco IIDA Merit Award: The Energy Foundation, San Francisco Home Depot Foundation National Award of Excellence: Casa Feliz, San Jose First LEED Commercial Interiors Platinum Certification, San Francisco: The Energy Foundation First LEED CS Class A Office Building Gold Certification, San Francisco: 555 Mission Street James Beard Award Winner for Outstanding Restaurant Design: Bar Agricole, San Francisco Travel + Leisure Global Vision Award, MGM Resorts International, CityCenter, Las Vegas

EDUCATION, PROFESSIONAL LICENSE AND ACCREDITATION Bachelor of Science in Building Science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, School of Architecture Registered Architect, District of Columbia & State of California LEED Accredited Professional (BD&C) Registered Safety Assessment Program Evaluator, California Emergency Management Agency

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181 Fremont SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Jay Paul Company Architect: Heller Manus Architects Role: LEED/Sustainability Consultant Building: 604,000 SF2 / 56,000 m2 No. Stories: 54 stories Sustainable Features: LEED-CS Platinum (proposed) Cost: N/A Completion: 2015 Contact: Jake Albini, Jay Paul Company 415.263.7400 181 Fremont is one of several new buildings that will change the skyline in San Francisco’s South of Market/Transbay neighborhood by offering more housing and office space. This project demonstrates modernism in design, sustainability, and neighborhood integration.

Standing at approximately 700 feet and 54 stories, 181 Fremont will accommodate 420,300 square feet of office space and 71 residential units on 15 floors. The unique structural system will be expressed on the building’s exterior, enhancing the skyline expression that will add a dramatic focal point to this newly evolving district of the city.

Located between the historic Marine Electric Company (MECO) building and the future home of the new Transbay Terminal, this mixed-use high-rise at 181 Fremont will offer breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay and its urban waterfront environment. In the pursuit of a LEED Gold certification, several innovative design features, including a unique curtain wall design, a green roof, on-site grey water re-use system and recycled materials make this a truly distinctive project.

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Transbay Transit Tower SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Boston Properties/Hines Architect Pelli Clark Pelli & Kendall/Heaton Associates Role LEED/Sustainability Consultant* Building 1,400,000 SF2 / 130,000 m2 No. Stories 61 stories Cost N/A Completion 2017 Sustainable Features LEED-CS Pre-Certified Platinum Contact Danny Murtagh, Boston Properties 415.772.0700

Transbay Transit Tower will be the tallest building in San Francisco, joining the Golden Gate Bridge and the Transamerica Building as one of the skyline’s defining elements. The design focuses on sustainability, neighborhood development, and financial feasibility. Standing at 1,070 feet tall, the tower has the simple, timeless form of the obelisk, giving the tower a slender, tapering silhouette.

At its base, the Transbay Transit Tower connects directly to the transit center and a new 5.4-acre public park, which will offer recreational, educational, and nature activities. The park has two roles: the future anchor of the neighborhood and a key element of the project’s sustainable design strategy.

Each floor of the tower will have integrated metal sunshades, calibrated to maximize light and views while reducing solar gain. High performance, low-emissivity glass will also help to reduce the building’s cooling load. Cooling may be provided in part by heat-exchanging coils wrapped around the tower’s foundations. The tower and transit center also include comprehensive water recycling systems. In addition, high efficiency air-handlers will take in fresh air on every floor.

*Urban Fabrick is sub-contracting to EBS for the LEED CS scope of work Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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Public Utilities Commision Building 525 GOLDEN GATE, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Architect KMD/Stevenson Architects Role Sustainability Consultant* Building 277,500 SF2 / 25,780 m2 No. Stories 13 stories Cost $201 Million Completion 2012 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Platinum Contact "#$$%!&'(#)*+,-!SF DPW 415.297.3256

The new Public Utilities Commission building is a 275,000 SF, 13-story highly sustainable office tower located in the San Francisco Civic Center. The structure establishes a benchmark for sustainability within the urban environment. Sustainable strategies include high-performance building envelope, photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, and grey and black water recycling.

525 Golden Gate consumes 32% less energy than similarly sized office buildings. The building has an integrated, hybrid solar array and wind turbines that can generate up to 227,000 kWh/year or 7% of the building’s total energy needs. A state-of-the-art raised flooring system incorporates the building’s data and ventilation infrastructure and reduces the heating, cooling and ventilation costs by 51%. The building’s structure frame contains an innovative post-tension system that allows the entire structure to move and absorb energy during a seismic event, much like a suspension bridge. An onsite ‘living machine’ reclaims and treats all of the building’s wastewater, saving 5,000 gallons of potable water per day.

Over the life of building, reduced operational costs will save PUC ratepayers $3.7 billion or $500 Million in 2011 dollars.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc. Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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The Matarozzi/Pelsinger Multi-Use Building 355 11th STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Matarozzi/Pelsinger Builders Architect Aidlin Darling Design Role Sustainability Consultant* Building 14,00 SF2 / 1,300 m2 No. Stories 3 stories Cost N/A Completion 2010 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Gold/LEED-CI Platinum Contact Dan Pelsinger, Mat/Pel Builders 415.285.6930

355 Eleventh is a LEED-NC Gold adaptive reuse of a historic and previously derelict turn-of-the-century industrial building. The owner’s intention was to adapt the existing, derelict warehouse into a multi-tenant office building. The building now houses not only the originally envisioned office spaces but also the LEED-CI Platinum Bar Agricole on the ground floor. The former parking lot has been transformed into an outdoor dining courtyard and organic garden where herbs are grown for use within the restaurant, de-privatizing this space. The design focuses on creating meaningfully sustainable spaces that engage the public and support the owner’s focus on Green building.

The Owner has successfully attracted and retained employees who enjoy using the space. The new perforated skin has created a generously illuminated and well-ventilated interior for the daily users, providing a pleasing view from within while simultaneously offering a degree of privacy for occupants. In addition, the provision of bike parking and showers has resulted in over 40% of the Owner’s employees riding their bikes to work. 355 11th Street is the first and only project to date to receive the AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE) Top Ten Plus Award.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc. Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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Transbay Transit Center WATER REUSE SYSTEMS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Transbay Joint Powers Authority Architect Pelli Clark Pelli & Kendall/Heaton Associates Role Owner’s Representative for Sustainability* Building 1,400,000 SF2 / 130,000 m2 No. Stories 4 stories with Public Park Cost $4.185 Billion Completion 2017 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Gold (proposed) Contact Joyce Oishi, TJPA 415.597.4620

Located at the heart of downtown San Francisco, the Transbay Transit Center will serve as the hub for various transportation agencies. The project will encompass a large-scale integrated water management system. Gray water will be collected from restroom sinks and directed to a treatment and storage system. Storm water runoff will be collected from the rooftop park and stored for pre-treatment. Water treatment will happen at different stages of the treatment system by means of physical, biological and mechanical processes. The level of treatment will meet that required by city agencies for reuse within the building for toilet flushing. ! At the rooftop park subsurface constructed wetlands will perform polishing treatment of gray water. The wetland presents a unique opportunity for public education and engagement as well as creating a rich and diverse habitat island within the dense urban landscape. As designed, the system will save over 1.5 million gallons of potable water annually. The project serves as a model for future large-scale development striving to conserve valuable natural resources and reduce the human impact on their regional watershed.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc.

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Mandarin Oriental CITY CENTER, LAS VEGAS, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner MGM Resorts International Architect Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Role Sustainability Consultant* Building 1,100,000 SF2 / 101,000 m2 No. Stories 47 stories towers Cost N/A Completion 2010 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Gold Contact Cindy Ortega, MGM Int’l 702.650.6765

The 392-key Mandarin Oriental is conceived as a city within a city. It offers an urban oasis within the frenetic energy of Las Vegas. The hotel welcomes guests with a serene courtyard and bamboo garden drop-off area, creating a sense of seclusion.

Simple, elegant interior design and lustrous materials are combined with subtle oriental influence to create a sophisticated, relaxing atmosphere. The hotel offers guests a two-floor spa, a salon, a pool, a fitness center, a yoga studio, and a private sculpture garden. Within the building are a sushi bar, tea lounge, patisserie, café, bar, and restaurant on the sky lobby floor. The retail and ballroom space in the tower’s podium and its grand pre-function foyer make the building both a destination for visitors and a perfect venue for events.

The project also benefits from a super-efficient central plant, smart-room control system, day lighting controls, reduced- flow water fixtures, and a green-power procurement program. Stormwater is captured and used for landscape irrigation. The project’s environmental attributes contribute to a LEED Gold certification.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc..! Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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VEER Towers CITY CENTER, LAS VEGAS, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner MGM Resorts International Architect Murphy/Jahn Architects Role Sustainability Consultant* Building 853,000 SF2 / 79,246 m2 No. Stories 37 story twin towers Cost N/A Completion 2010 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Gold Contact Cindy Ortega, MGM Int’l 702.650.6765

Veer Towers are twin 37-story, 480-foot, residential towers located within CityCenter on the Las Vegas Strip. Each tower houses 337 luxury condominium units ranging from 537 to 2,256 square feet. The two towers lean in opposite directions (five degrees from center).

Every residence has a view of the Las Vegas skyline. Lobbies and public spaces were developed by Francisco Gonzalez Pulido and showcase works by natural light. Dianna Wong Architecture & Interior Design designed the residences. The rooftop Sky Decks include infinity edge swimming pools, hot tubs, sun decks and summer kitchens. Resident fitness and locker rooms, billiards rooms and lounges are on the 37th floor. A private residential driveway leads to separate vehicle entrances, secured elevators and valet service, all monitored by 24-hour security.

The towers are the only all-residential buildings at CityCenter, a community of fine dining, luxury shopping, entertainment and gaming in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip The ARIA Resort & Casino, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, Vdara Hotel & Spa and The Shops at Crystals are all within close walking distance.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc. Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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CADE Estate Winery ANGWIN, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner PlumpJack Group Architect Juan Carlos Fernandez Role LEED/Sustainability Consultant* Building 25,000 SF2 / 2,322 m2 No. Stories 1 Story and Caves Cost N/A Completion 2010 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Gold Contact John Conver 707.945.1220

CADE Estate Winery has a guiding philosophy of environmental responsibility. The new steel, glass and concrete winery was conceived to be as green as possible, using the sun for energy, caves for storage and aging, and the natural elements of the land for its design inspiration. The vineyard is farmed organically.

Located on a 54 acre parcel in Angwin, California, on the East side of the Napa Valley, the winery includes14,500 square-feet of underground tunnels, a 7,230 square-foot building for wine production, a 3,200 square-foot complex for wine tasting, offices, kitchen, storage, public restrooms and an outdoor courtyard to enjoy the views of the Napa Valley.

The project surpassed California's Title 24 Energy Code by 53% and CADE Winery installed an on-site solar array that offsets 25% of the project's annual energy cost. Instead of relying on energy intensive mechanical system, the winery’s cave system utilizes the earth's natural temperature and humidity to age CADE's wines.

*Work performed at Simon & Associates, Inc.

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The Energy Foundation Bently Reserve, San Francisco, California

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Energy Foundation Architect Tanner Hecht Architects Role Sustainability Consultant* Building 14,00 SF2 / 1,300 m2 No. Stories Tenant Improvement Cost N/A Completion 2009 Sustainable Features LEED-CI Platinum Contact David Hecht 415.979.1500

The Energy Foundation relocated its San Francisco offices from the Thoreau Center for Sustainability in the San Francisco Presidio to a new 17,585 square foot office space located on the fifth floor of the historic Bently Reserve Building (the former San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank) at 301 Battery Street in downtown San Francisco.

The Energy Foundation achieved a LEED for Commercial Interiors Platinum certification, the first project to achieve this rating in San Francisco. The Energy Foundation's program includes a reception area, new private offices, open workstations, conference rooms, a boardroom, printer areas, and green power. Water consumption is reduced by 51% through the use of water-efficient plumbing fixtures. Adhesives, sealants, paints and carpets used in the project are certified to meet material emissions/indoor air quality standards such as Green Seal and CRI Green Label.

The Energy Foundation office space is a showcase for new technologies, materials, and processes that will enable buildings to be a part of the prosperous, low-carbon future the Energy Foundation has promoted since its founding.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc. Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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Casa Feliz Studios SRO SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner First Community Housing Architect Rob Quiqley Architects Role Sustainability Consultant* Building 24,750 SF2 / 2,230 m2 No. Stories 4 stories Cost N/A Completion 2009 Sustainable Features LEED-NC Gold Contact Jeff Oberdorfer, FAIA, FCH 408.291.8650

Casa Feliz Studios provide 60 affordable, energy-efficient units with private bathrooms and kitchens. The building is 4 stories with one level of parking below. All residents receive a free annual Eco Pass for free bus and light rail travel within the County. Casa Feliz sets aside 35% of its units for mainstreaming developmentally disabled individuals within the required low-income range who will be served by an on- site supportive services provider.

A living roof eliminated the need for storm water system improvements required by the city, saving the project hundreds of thousands of dollars and creating a habitat for a native and endangered species of butterfly.

The project has won the Boston AIA 2011 John Clancy Award for Socially Responsible Architecture; the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) 2011 Award of Excellence; the 2010 Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards (GEELA), and The Home Depot Foundation Award of Excellence for Affordable Housing Built Responsibly in 2010.

*Work completed at Simon & Associates, Inc.

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Rosen Student Center STEVENSON UPPER SCHOOL, PEBBLE BEACH, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Stevenson Schools Architect Hornberger + Worstell Role Project Architect & Construction Manager * Building 31,000 SF2 / 2,880 m2 No. Stories 3 stories with outdoor amphitheater Cost $12 Million Completion 2003 Contact, Mark Hornberger, HWI 415.391.1080

The Rosen Student Center brings together students, faculty, administrators, and parents to celebrate and support student life. Located at the center of the Stevenson School campus, in Pebble Beach, California, this two level, 31,000 square foot student center includes multipurpose classrooms, student government and yearbook offices, an art gallery, radio station, coffee shop, campus store, college counseling center, faculty lounge, multi-media rooms, tech center, mail room, and administrative offices.

The Center also provides a 1,500 seat outdoor amphitheater used for theatrical productions and commencement. The Rosen Center is most well known for its Walker Family Commons – the central, double-height gathering space with a fireplace that serves as the heart of campus. Here the resident and day students mingle in a relaxed setting.

*Work completed at Hornberger + Worstell Architects

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W Scottsdale Hotel & Residences SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

PROJECT SUMMARY Owner Triyar Hospitality, LLC Architect Hornberger + Worstell Role Project Architect * Building 300,000 SF2 / 27,870 m2 No. Stories 7 with Pool Deck Cost N/A Completion 2008 Contact, Mark Hornberger, HWI 415.391.1080

The 300,000 square foot W Scottsdale provides an anchor for downtown Scottsdale’s emerging entertainment district. With 224 guest rooms, 18 luxury residences, 3 bars, spa, and upscale Sushi Roku restaurant, the new W functions as a catalyst in the ongoing revitalization of Scottsdale’s downtown.

The expansive level 2 pool deck with desert beach and lounge areas positioned to capture views of Camelback Mountain is the center of activity within the hotel. Guests are drawn to this lively hub from a combined grand staircase/art wall originating in the main “living room,” W’s signature social space.

The design of W Scottsdale, while clearly contemporary, includes regional materials, colors, and architectural elements. The low-rise base podium on which the building sits makes use of sand-colored, split-face Jerusalem stone and deeply recessed windows. On the higher residential levels, the use of trellises and shutter-like louver panels also evoke Scottsdale’s regional aesthetic.

*Work completed at Hornberger + Worstell Architects. Urban Fabrick, Inc. was founded to better connect policy, practice and design through the power of collaboration, sustainability and storytelling.

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