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THE CITY Oi STAMFORD Architectural/Engineering Services Relocation of the Hoyt-Barnum House RFP No. 681 i- JULY 30, 2015

ARCHITECTS LLC TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. COVER LETTER

2. TECHNICAL RESPONSE - FIRM OVERVIEWS - LISTING OF SIMILAR PROJECTS - TEAM ORGANIZATIONAL CHART - PAST PERFORMANCE RECORD

3. REFERENCES

4. PROPOSAL SUMMARY - PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN - TEAM RESUMES -RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

5. FEE PROPOSAL cm CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LLC

July 30.2015

Mr.Jeffrey Pardo, Construction Manager Cityof Stamford 888 Washington Boulevard Stamford, CT06904

RE: RFP No.681, Relocation of The Hoyt-Barnum House

Dear Mr. Pardo and Members ofthe Selection Committee, Therelocation of the Hoyt-Barnum houseisa challenging projectwe are veryinterested in,excited about,and,alongwithourconsultantteam,wellqualified for. CWA hasbeenthe architectfortwo moved buildings inthe pasttwelveyears-a 13,000 SF brick building (formerly a mansion) forYale University and a 2,000SF housefor the City of NewHaven. Theseprojects, alongwith particularly relevantothers, are described Inmoredetail elsewhereinthis proposal. Mostof our practice consistsof variouscombinations and levels of renovation, rehabilitation and adaptive re-useof existingbuildings, whichsometimesinclude additions. Engaged Inover300 projects for Yale University overthe pasttwenty years,we are currently renovating theirMarsh Hall, a building listed onthe National Historic Register of Historic Places. Wehave wonseveral preservation awards from the CT AIA andConnecticut Trust for Historic Preservation. Other clientsinclude the City of New Haven, the State of Connecticut andvarious other privateclients. Christopher Williams Architects LLC isa limited liability company established In New Haven in1986. Afull servicearchitecturalfirmwith twelve fulltime employees,we havebeen locatedat 85 Willow Street, New Haven CT 06511 since ourInception. Licensed inConnecticut since 1986 (NY since 1984), ourtechnical staff Includes a total of 6 registered architects, 3 Intern architects andan interior designer. Four ofthe registered architects have eachbeenregistered forsince the mid 1980's. Our coreteam of architects havea working knowledge ofthe applicable Connecticut State Statutes, Fire SafetyCode and Building Code. Wehave experience withhistoric building relocations and restoration including structures listed onthe National Register ofHistoric Places/Buildings. Assigned Project Manager Joe Chadwick has overseen several ofthe firm's mostIntensive restoration assignments. Ourexperience withsimilar projects (aswell asthose ofour consultant team) is detailed Inthe following sections ofthis proposal. Key consultants forourteamincludes Public Archeology Laboratory who will provide historic preservation consulting. Their past experience includes the preservation and cultural management ofsimilar historic buildings, preserving theirNational Registry status integrity. For move evaluation. Included arethe consulting services of International Chimney Company, a firm wehave worked withona previous historic building move andwhoseexpertiseInvolves the logistics and relocating of historic structures. Rounding outourteam will beEdward Stanley Structural Engineers, Freeman Companies forsite/ civil / engineering and landscape design, and Charles Breen PE who will handle M/E/P engineering. Each of these firms has beenselected fortheirexpertisewith historic structures, highly regarded reputations and uniquely relevant experience. The CWA team set forth hereinwillofferthe optimum combinationof design sensibility, technical capacity and historic preservation experience commensurate withthe scope and complexity of this relocation project. Our team isready andavailable to begin work onthis project should we beselected. We look forwardto the opportunityof beingconsidered, awardedand successfully completing this excitingproject.

Sincerely,

Christopher Williams. AIA

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MANAGEMENT PLAN Work forthe City ofStamford Relocation of the Hoyt-Barnum projectwill be performed under the direct supervision of the firm's principal, Christopher Willianns. AIA. Day-to-day project responsibilities aredelegatedto oneofthe other listed registered architectsof the firm and ledbythe project manager. TheCWA team isversed inthe latest Autodesk software (AutoCAD & Revit)plus other relevant graphic and non-graphic computer programs.Additionally, architecturalinterns performdrafting,digital 3Dmodeling,model building and other critical support tasks.Consultantshave been selected based on prior historyand knowledge of the challenges posed inthe Hoyt-8arnum building relocation- allconsultants will report to and be directed byChristopher Williams Architects LLC.

TEAM RESUMES Resumeshighlightingteam member experience are located inSection 4 ProposalSummary.

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS uc cw\ CITY OF STAMFORD - HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Firm Overviews • Christopher Williams Architects, LLC

Representative project types Christopher Williams Architects. LLC (CWA) isan award-winning design firm that offers full architectural services for new construction, renovation, restoration and interior • Historic Preservation architecture. CWA often also provides site design, landscape architecture, furniture • Infrastructure Upgrades design, cost estimating and biiildingcode analysis.Asa firm that takes it's cucs from • Multi-Unit Residences / Dormitories the master-builder tradition, we view ourselves as the project director and "responsible • Classrooms/ LearningEnvironments entity" that protects the wholewhile keeping allthe parts moving inthe rightdirection — Modem Maiter•Buildenv^\^Q integrate a hands-on approach with 21st century means and • Offices methods in order to make the best buildings possible. • Restaurants / Dining Services Founded in 1986 and based in New Haven, Connecticut CVVAempioys thirteen full-time • Retail Buildings employees including 6 registered architects; 4 with over 30 years of experience. • Research Laboratories EXPERIENCE • Theaters / Music Practice Spaces Design Approach & Expertise •Athletic Facilities CWA practicesarchitectureinthe traditional senseof the architectas generalistand project team leader. Combining a strong aesthetic and technical foundation results ina process ofinformeddecisions, fully engagingeach project's particularspecialty consultants,and importantly, the constructionmanagerand generalcontractor (depending on the delivery method). CWA's experienceand expertiseencompassesa widerangebuilding types and includesextensive renovation, rehabilitation, restoration and reconstruction of older buildings withhistorical significance. Ourexpertise insuch settingsincludes extensive knowledge of historic building styles,interiorsand landscapes; constructionmethodsand materials; familiarity withpreservation technologies andtechniques; aswell as research and investigative skills.

Relevant Historical Preservation Projects - Completed with-in the past 15 years* • Yale University, School of Forestry Building Relocation • Cityof NewHaven, Livable City Initiative, Historic HouseRelocation • Yale University, Dana House Renovations(Listed on National HistoricRegistry) • YaleUniversity, Cowles Foundation Renovation & Addition • Yale University, SterlingMemorial Library International Room •Section 4 frapofoflumrnarycenUint detailed Informatlonontheie and additional relevant projects

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LLC CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Firm Overviews - PublicArhaeology Laboratory

Services to be provided PAL (ThePublic Archaeology Laboratory. Inc.) isa leadingauthority in culturalresource managementandspecializes inarchaeology, architectural history, research and • Architectural Historian documentation, and preservation planning throughoutNewEngland andthe Mid-Atlantic. • Llaisor* w/ith CT5HP0 / National An independent, non-profit corporation with offices and laboratories locatedinPawtucket, Record of Historic Places Rhode Island, PAL hassuccessfully completed more than 3,000 projects inthe areas ofcultural • Cost Consultant resourcemanagement, historicpreservation planning, and regulatory consultation and com{3liance. Ourclients include federal, state, and local agencies; non-profit institutions; and privatedevelopers. Established in1982,PAL hassteadily grown to becomethe largestprivate Office Location cultural resource managementfirm in NewEngland witha staffof morethan 50 people. 239 Front Street, FU3 Brooklyn,New York 11201 EXPERIENCE Architecutal History & Preservation PAL offers architectural history and preservation planning services and has successfully completed projects fora variety ofclients. incUiding federal, state, and municipal government agencies, and corporations.Architectural project types includehistoric preservation plans, cultural resource environmental assessments, surveys, reuse studies, and historical documentation. Staffconsistsof architecturaland industrialhistoriansand preservationplannerswith expertise inhistoric buildings, cultural landscapes, railroads, bridges, andindustrial resources. PAL collaborates withexperts inarchitectural design, adaptivereuse, landscape architecture, community planning, andarchival photography to build teamsoffering a full range of architectural preservation services. PAL maintains strictcompliance withthe requirements of theSecretary ofthe Interior's Standards forHistoric Preservation Projects and otherapplicable state and federal guidelines.

Relevant Historical Preservation Projects • Completed with-ln the past 15years* • HilltopFarm.National RegisterNomination, Suffield, CT • WilburHouse Museum ComplexNational RegisterNomination.LittleCompton, R1 • Shore Baptist Church Cultural Resource Services. Hingham, MA • St. Caudens National Historic Site, Cornish. NH ' Section4Fr«potalSummaiy containsdetailedInformstienon(net* and additionalrelevantprojeeti vf.iHTERNATIONALCHiMNEY Siv " PP.H/'T' O CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Firm Overviews - International Chimney Corporation

Services to be provided International Chimney Corporation is an established firm with our roots dating back • House Moving Consultant over eighty (85) years with experience in the design, construction and maintenance of tall structures, international ChimneyCorporation was involved with the restoration of • Cost Consultant historic structures such as stone towers, steeples, monumerits and other tall historic structures before the popularization of the Secretary of Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties,. We also offer the unique service of bringing our Office Location Preservation related experience to the Relocation (moving) of historic structures. 55 5outh Long 5treet Willismsville. NY EXPERIENCE Commitment to Historic Preservation Overthe past severaldecades, we havemade a corporate commitment to be actively involvedwith the preservation of lighthouses located on the coastlines of the United States. In addition to our restoration work, we have relocated four (5) lighthouses including the Cape Hatteras Lighthouseon the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Ourpreviousrestoration projectsincludethe Rrestoration of:the Tybee IslandLighthouse, Tybee Island, Georgia; the PonceDeLeon InletLighthouse, Ponce Inlet. Florida; the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse,Cape Hatteras National Seashore, NC; the Pulaski Monument, Savannah, GAand many others.

Relevant Historical Preservation Projects • Completed with-in the past 15 years* • Relocation of Martha's Vineyard Estate • Relocation of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse • Mult-phased relocation of 5 historic buildings,Washington, DC • Relocation of Shubert Theaterincluding foundation,Minneapolis, MN • Relocationof GEM Theater/Century Clubbuilding.Detroit, Ml ' StiiionAPiapoialSummery contains detailed inFormatlononthet« and idditional relevant pioject*

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CHR STOPHER W LLIAMS ARCHITECTS llc COMPANIES CITY OF STAMFORD - HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Firm Overviews - Freerrian Corripanies

Scrvkes to be provided Freeman Companies. LLC isa professional consulting engineering firm specializing • Site/Civil Engineering in owner's representation, civil engineering, permitting, landsurveying, landscape architecture, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, transportation engineering, • Landscape Architecture environmental sciences, hazardous building materials services, and construction engineeringand inspectionfor projects in the governmental, educational,commercial, institutional and infrastructure markets. Founded in Hartford, Connecticut in March 2009, Office Location Freeman Companies offers clients professional design and technical experience through its 36 John Street current S-l-member professional staff.Repeatv;ork accountsfor 73% of the firm'sportfolio Hartford, CT06106 as evidence of our promise to clients and owners to "Elevate YourExpectations". Freeman Companies is fully licensed and insuredinjurisdictions throughout NewEfigland. Freeman is African-American Owned, certified as a DBE, SBE, MBE. and 8(a)professional consulting engineering enterprise.

EXPERIENCE Approach Freeman Companies is a strategic collaborativeof professionals.We are individually strong, and collectively stronger Ourvalue isthe sumofour professional experience, relationships andexpertise. Collectively, wedesign solutions tothe challenges posed by the built environment.Weknowhow to take a project fromthe proverbial PointAto Point B. We understand that the preferredroute isoftentimes a straight line, but when a straight line isn't possible, we will navigate the best alternative course to arrive at the endpoint

Relevant Historical PreservationProjects • Completed with-inthe past 15years* • Mark Twain House and Museum, Grant Funded CampusImprovements, Hartford,CT • Parade Plaza Reconstruction, New London, CT • Harvard University, Old QuincyRenovation,Cambridge.MA • National Trust for Historic Preservation, Lyndhurst Estate, Tarrytown. NY • City of Hartford WestMiddle School Renovation, Hartford, CT 'Section4 Ptopotal Summery contiioi ditilled Inrarmallon sn thueand addition*) relevant projecit

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LlC CDV/ASO ST4Nl£T ENGiNBfHS 11.C CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Firm Overviews - Edward Stanley Engineers LLC

Services to be provided EdwardStanley Engineersis dedicated to a collaborative process with our clients, rooted • Structural Engineering in teamwork, communication, and achievement. Weare committed to achievingsuccess foryour project. AIA Connecticut bestowed 2011design awards on three projects we collaborated on. Sixprojects receivedAIA design awards in 2010and seven received AIA design awards in 2009. Office Location 6 Waiter Street We interact closely with your team of consultants and builders to develop solutions Guilford, Connecticut 06437 that enhance the architectural design. Our solutions will be carefully integrated with the building'sother systems—you might hear us mention waterproofing, insulation and thermal bridges, MEP. and durability as we develop the design with you. We will propose solutions that are aligned with the principlesof sustainability. Andour solutions will be sensitive to the project budget.

EXPERIENCE Sustainability/ Preservation Edward StanleyEngineers iscommitted to sustainingand renewingthe lifeof useful and viable buildings, whether of significant historic value or of modest heritage. Our extensive experiencere-using, preserving, and rehabilitating buildings will assist building owners in preserving global and cultural resources and reducing the construction waste stream. Ifa historic buildingrequires structural intervention, we will provide design solutions that are sensitive to the historic fabric of the structure and minimallyinvasive.We will assistyouinjustifying andacknowledging the time proven strength and performance of a historic structural systemwhenthe robuststructural regulations of the modernbuilding code are encountered.

Relevant Historical Preservation Projects • Completedwith-in the past 15 years' • North LightRestoration, Block Island.Rl • Firehouse 12 (Adaptive re-use of a 1905 firehouse),New Haven, CT • Putnam iWemorial State Park Visitors Center, Redding CT • Faulkners Island Light Restoration, Guilford, CT 'StcUonAPrepotalSumrtiaiycontiins detailedinformationontheie andadditionalrelevantprojects

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Services to be provided Established in 1998, CB Breen Associates is three person mechanical, electrical and • M/E/P Engineering plubming engineering firm based in Westport. CT. The fim isled byPrincipal Engineer Charles Breen. PE who oversees all project work and is personallyinvolvedwith all aspects throughout the course of project work.The firms portfolio includes institutional, commercial, residential projectsincluding upgradesto historicstructures so they are Office Location functional and compliant to modern standards. 46 Riverside Avenue Westport, CT06880 Relevant Historical Preservation Projects - Completed with-in the past 15 years* • Nathaniel TaylorHouse, circa 1806, New Haven, CT • AA Thompson House, circa 1854. New Haven.CT • 204 Prospect Street, circa 1890, New Haven. CT

'Section 4 PropofolSummarytoMilrn detailed intarmatlonen these ind additional televant projectt

V JI.C Precoiistriictiun & Estiniatinji Services LLC CITY OF STAMFORD - HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Firm Overviews - JLC Preconstruction & Estimating Services LLC

Services to be provided JLC has a proven track record in the successful management of all aspects of pre • Cost Estimating construction and construction services. Specializing in project management, regulatory agencycoordination, design monitoring, construction oversight, estimating / cost verification,constructability evaluations, scheduling, purchasing and contract negotiations,the firm also has knowledge of the localsubcontractor marketand is Office location experiencedwith design-build, fast track,and construction management project 74 East Overshore Drive approaches. Madison, CT 06443

Relevant Projects - Completed with-in the past 15 years • Yale University,Wright Laboratory (with CWA LLC), New Haven. CT • Three Rivers Community CollegeFeasibilityStudy (with CWA LLC), Norwich.CT ' Yale University, ElectronAccelerator Lab(with CWA LLC), Norwich,CT

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LLC CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Christopher Wilh'ams Architects —Past Performance Record

Christopher Williams Architects has established an excellent performance record that balancesdesignsensibility, technicalexpertise and a rigorousproject management approach. As our highlighted projects willdepict (inSection 4 ProposalSummary)and our long-term clients willattest (in Section 3 References), we have earned a reputation for bringing projects in on-time and on-budget. Thefollowing isa ciironologicallistingof our five most recently completed projects that highlight our performancerecord:

Project: Yale University, ElectronAcceleratorLaboratory.New Haven,CT BriefDescription:This6,620sqft comprehensive renovationencompassed almost half of the floor area of the buildingand converted the laboratory and non-laboratory spaces into new physics research laboratoryfacilities including Class10,000dean roomsand assoicated ofTice spaces, conference room and lounge. Pre-Bid Construction Cost: $2,400,000 Public Bid Cost: $2,400,000 Final Constrcution Cost: $2,500,000 Date Completed: October. 2014 Percentage of Owner Change Orders: 98% OrginalConstruction Schedule: 8 Months Final Construction Schedule: 8 Months Total Number of Construction Claims: None

Project: Yale University, Greeley Memorial Laboratory - North Lab &Green Chemistry Lab, New Haven, CT Brief Description: Completed forthe School of Forestry and located within CML, The North Lab project wasa 4,487 sq ft comprehensive lab/office renovation of 30% of the building's main level. The Green Chemistry Lab isa 2,015 sqft comprehensive lab/office renovation of 30% of the basement level.

Pre-Bid Construction Cost: $5,900,000 Public Bid Cost: $5,300,000 Final Constrcution Cost: $5,400,000 Date Completed: October, 2014 Percentage of Owner Change Orders: 95% OrginalConstruction Schedule: 10 Months Final Construction Schedule: 10 Months Total Number of Construction Claims: None

Project:Yale University, CurtisHall Daycare, NewHaven, CT Brief Description: Comprehensive renovation ofadaycare centerthat transormed an outmoded,extremely wornand tired3,000sq ft spaceintoa modern, safe and secure setting. Pre-Bid Construction Cost: $975,000 Public Bid Cost: $875,000 Final Constrcution Cost: $950,000 Date Completed: January, 2014 Percentage of Owner Change Orders: 90% Orginal Construction Schedule: 4 Months Final Construction Schedule: 4 Months Total Number of Construction Claims: None

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LLC CITY OF STAMFORD - HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 2. Christopher Williams Architects —Past Performance Record

Project: Yale University. WoolseyHall/UniversityCommons Electrida Code Upgrades, New Haven, CT Brief Description: Upgrade and replacement of the normal and secondary electrical switchgearand related transformers,transfer switches and metering;including the replacementof electricalsub-panelsthroughout the building. Pre-Bid Construction Cost: $5,000,000 Public Bid Cost: $4,295,000 Final Constrcution Cost: 54,516.000 Date Completed: November, 2013 Percentage of Owner Change Orders: 95% Orginal Construction Schedule: 18 Months Final Construction Schedule: 18 Months

Total Number of Construction Claims:

Project: YaleUniversity, Helen Hadley Hall. New Haven, CT Brief Description: Comprehensive renovations transformed this64,000sqft building from an outdated, high-maintenanceresidencehallinto a desirable,low-maintenance, home- away-from-home for graduate students.

Pre-Bid Construction Cost: $6,000,000 Public Bid Cost: 55,250,000 Final Constrcution Cost: $5,185,000 Date Completed: September, 2013 Percentage of Owner Change Orders: 92% Orginal Construction Schedule: 8 Months Final Construction Schedule: 8 Months Total Number of Construction Claims; None

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LlC cw\ CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 3. Core Team References

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS:

CITY OF NEW HAVEN • LIVABLE CITIES INITIATIVE BUILDING RELOCATION David Moser, City Planner 203-946-6920 [email protected]

YALE UNIVERSITY • SCHOOL OF FORESTRY BUILDING RELOCATION Douglas Denes, Senior Facility Planner 203-432-4970 [email protected]

YALEUNIVERSITY - COWLES FOUNDATION RENOVATION & ADDITION Kari Nordstrom, Director of Project Management 203-432-8405 kari.nordstrom(3)yale.edu

PUBLIC ARCHAEOLOGY LABORATORY - ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN; LITTLE COMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY MarjoryO'Toole, Managing Director 401-635-4035

WESTPORT CONNECTICUT Carol Leahy, Coordinator/HDC StaffAdministrator 203-341-1184 cleahy@we5tportct,gov

NEW HAVEN OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Tony Bialecki, Deput Director(former) 203-281-3400. ext 332 [email protected]

INTERNATIONAL CHIMNEY CORPORATION: THE 50NSET TRUST • RELOCATION OF THE SANKATY HEAD LIGHTHOUSE Mr. Robert Felch, Sonset Trust President 508-257-4100

AAMC PROJECT • RELOCATION OF 5 HISTORIC STRUCTURES Mr.Joe Baker.Project Manager 301-945-0140 (office) 301-372-2495 (ceil)

MARTHA'S VINEYARD • RELOCATION OF THE GAY HEAD LIGHTHOUSE Mr, Len Butler. Chairman. Relocation Committee 508-326-8541

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS uc CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 4. Project Management Plan

MANAGEMENT PLAN Itisunderstood that the intent isto maintain the Hoyt-Barnum house'slistingon the National Register of Historic Places, which inaccordance with Part60,Chapter1,Title 36of the CFR, re- application would be required. Wewill work closely with CT SHPO andthe NPS to provide the necessarydocumentation, applications and requests throughout the entire process.

Ourmanagementplan will closely follow the Scope of Services set forth inthe RFP, with the following details providingfurther descriptive explanation.

• Discovery: This isthe first phase of any project,especially one involving an historic structure. The steps included are: • Photography: Overall and detailed high resolutionphotographs of every square inch of the building, • Visual Inspections: Recording observedconditions,including materials, finishes, textures, etc. • Probes; Wherenecessary, causingminimal disturbance,to verifyand document underlying conditions. • Measuring; Detailed field measurements that willbe usedto create the graphic record ofexisting conditions to HABS standards. Included will be recording level,plumb and alignment issues. • Research: Derived from primary and secondary research sources, material will be obtained to produce a narrative history of the property.

• Documentatiort: Accurate Drawings: Theentireexisting building, including the foundation andsite, will beaccurately drawn to HABS Standards-Documentation Level 1. • Field ilecords: Measurements and field notes will be recorded and noted in field notebooks. • Photographs; High resolution digital will beorganized andformatted for use in accordance with HA0S Documentation Level 1. • Written Data and History: Written historyand descriptionof the property, inclusive of the site and building, will bedocumented to HABS Documentation Level 1 standards. • Analysis: Building Relocation: Inthediscussions regarding building relocations, the language of the Standards imply a preference formoving intact(ormostly intact)ispreferable to dis assembly andre-assembly. Therefore bothoptions should betotallyevaluated. Moving an intactstructure five miles ispossible, even with the challenge ofcrossing theMerritt Parkway. This methodology should notbe ruled out and included arethe services of The International Chimney Company to evaluate thisoption. Crossing the Merritt might beaccomplished either by a partial disassembly (tofitbelow the bridge) or moving it inwhole at grade, withsometemporary modifications to the Parkway median and shoulders along the route. International ChimneyCo.would evaluate the route between the two sites and. if feasible, suggest a cost to accomplish this move. Toachievecritical dimensional clearances along the move route, partial temporarydisassemblymight be possibleand will be evaluated.Their experience andknowledge isvast, andtheirfamiliarity withvarious industry entitieswho might have specialized equipment to facilitate thismove(such as lowprofile trailers) is encyclopedic. Weworked with ICC on the Yale School of Forestry move. Disassembly, transportandre-assembly at the newlocation isa methodology that should beevaluated in regards to the re-listing of the building on the National Register of Historic Places, with the cost and feasibility comparedto an intact move. Relocating the foundation and(possibly) thefireplace andchimney structure would be by thismethod regardless of how the main structure ismoved. The process of dis assembly will require a careful inventory and labeling of components to ensure an exact re-assembly.

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS lie CITY OF STAMFORD — HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 4. Project Management Plan

Building Codes: Once a structure is moved, the relocated structure is treated as a new structure, and technicailymust be brought up to compliance as a new structure. Typically this is in direct conflictwith maintaining the historical integrity of the building,so it's virtuallyguaranteed that buildingand firesafety code tnodifications will be applied for.Whileconsidering the proposed occupancy classification, construction type, size,location on the site, the applicable code provisionsfor which modifications are needed will be identified in the early stages of the design process. Site Analysis: The existing site features will be recorded and cataloged for eventual relocation / replication at the newsite.Using the survey maps(ofboth sites) provided bythe City, the existingsite features will be documented and identified for relocation to the new site. The documentation steps will be similarto those required for the building, and will be in accordance with NPS standards. The conceptual site plan willfirst be prepared for the new site, tailing into account the criteriaset forth inthe RFP and any applicable NPS requirements.Assuming that the prevailing goal isthat of historicreplication, once a satisfactory conceptualsite plan isdeveloped, it will be analyzedfor zoningregulations, including setbacks, coverage, etc.. Ideally, given the nature of this project, any requested varianceswould be fa\«5rabiy considered,sothis process should beginearlyinthe design process. The time period could takeseveral months, sothe status of the site should be established as soon as possible. SchematicDesign / Design Development:Thisis the phase critical to the approval process ofthe siteandotherauthorities withjurisdiction, including zoning, building, etc.Atthisjuncturea costestimate is importantand we include JoanneCotoia, whosespecialty isconceptual cost estimating. An expert inallphasesofestimating, her predictionsare usually "spot on" accurate.Theentire designteam will have input filling inthe detail blanks of information moreclearly defined inlater phases. This isthe phasewherethe project "comes out"to the public and we will include 3D renderingsof the building on its new site foreveryoneinvolved to havea clear picture. Construction Documents: Preparing construction and biddocuments forthe design- bid-build public forumis an art formthat we havehoned overyearsof"lessons learned". Clear, concisely defineddocumentswith consistent contract language isa key. Predicting the "unforeseens" anddefining them ina waythat contractorscan accurately bid through the useof alternative prices andallowances mitigatesand defines the inherent risks in biddingconstruction.Wepreparewith the owner's input, explicit bid forms that the bidders are required to complete, making bid leveling a scientific process. This results in a clear sidebyside analysis of bid results. Contract Administration Having previously owned a construction company for28 years, Ibring an"insiders" view to thedesign-bid-build process. Ourapproach isto create a projectspecific set of documents that will result in balanced bidsthat, where appropriate, include various alternatives/allowances/ unit prices. This enablesthe owner to exercise controlwhilefully comprehendingdetailedcosts without over complicating the resultant bids. As traditional architects, wearecomfortable being includedinthe bid procurementprocesswith the goalofensuring that the owner gets the best possible valuefortheirinvestment. This philosophy extendsthroughout the entirecontractadministration phase, a phasefor which we have earneda highly regarded reputation for being involved in.

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THE TEAM • in the wordsof Christopher Williams.

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS LLC (CWA) has assembledan in-houseteam that to say the least, is totally "psyched"about this project. Whiletheir respective resumes provide detailsontheir professional experience and educational background, below, isthe team rosterfrom myown personalstandpoint. Awell• roundedcombinationof "grayhair" experience withyouthful exuberance, mostofthe team hasenthusiastically worked, with unrestrainedeagerness,extra hours preparingthis proposal.I'm particularly fortunate to have this diverse group about whom Ican only glowinglybeast.

JOE, with thirty plusyearsof experiencefocusing on materialscience, building resto ration. forensic analysisand specification writing, will be criticalfor the historic aspects ofthe existing COE building. With hisrare knowledge of archaic technology, Joehas been instrumental inthe firm's award winning preservation projects. As a bonus. Joe's eighteen years ofexperience inproject management at Yale has honed his skills negotiating the academiclandscapeofthe multiple stakeholderstypical of highereducation projects.His equal sensitivity to theacademic faculty, student body, and facility administrators iswell known and sought after by our Yale clientele.

LINDSEY.an MVP on any team, isan intern who should haveno problempassingher licensing exam. Possessing an insightful, collaborative design sense, Lindsey's carefully considered various designoptions, calmly presented to the team with the utmost ratio nale, methodically moves the process forward regardless of the omnipresent multiple outside forces that canquickly derail a project's trajectory. Her 3D modeling, rendering and presentation skills make herdesign ideas asclear asday, making any project with Lindsey inspirationalty pleasurable.

AS THE FIRM'S PRINCIPAL, andtypically described asa "hands-on" architect. Iwill be actively involved inevery aspect oftheproject; supporting and cheerleading theteam by providing design direction, reviewing multitudes ofoptions, collectively anguishing over construction details, ridingherd over the team of consultants and along with the in-house andconsultantteam,presenting the project, to the client. While Ioften find myself im mersed inthe nittygrittyofourprojects, Iama believer innotseeing theforest through the trees.After providing over-arching direction andguidance, Iwill oftenstep aside while everyone involved completes the setofbid documents, stepping back in while playing the role ofa bidding contractor whose goal isto find change order generating holes. 1often review the documents produced byourconsultants, with an eyeout forseamless coordina tionwith the architectural and structural elementsof the project. However, the mostfun lam guaranteed to have isbeing a partoftheconstruction process, watching ourinspira tion become realityand the prideit bringsto the many peopleinvolved.

THE CONSULTANT TEAM has been assembled first and foremost with the maximum benefit tothe City ofStamford Hoyt-Barnum house relocation project. Otherwise, theirin clusion is based on a number of combinedor separate factors, including their past history working with CWA. theirbeneficial experience onsimilar projects andtheirexperience and familiaritywith the localarea.

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CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS, AIA Principal in Charge Chris isCWA'sfounding Principaland has been in private practicefor tw/enty nine years. Ahands-on leader, he is involved in all aspects of the firm's projects from conception through completion. Asprojectdirector,he makeseveryeffort to put the owner's best r-m: interest at the forefrontwhilemaintainingthe building's integrityand keepingend-users interests at heart. Since the inception of CWA, he has overseen more than 500 projects that have included new construction, renovations and restorations for institutional, industrial, office, retail, restaurants and housing projects. Prior to CWA, Chris workedas a designer and projectarchitect with CesarPeili and Associates (Pelli Clarke PelliArchitects) where he was an integral team member on a numberof the firm's high profile projectsincluding TheWorld Financial Center,ThePlaza of the World Financial Center (NYC) and the PinOak Office Complex (Houston, TX).

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Yale University, Schoolof ForestryBuildirtg Relocation This 13,000-squarefoot formermansion-turned academicbuilding in the national historic districtwas relocatedto clearthe wayfora newchemistry building. Inaddition to moving Education the building 90degreesand 300feet awayto a seemingly naturallocation, CWA updated Cornell University the building to complywith current building codes,including the addition of a stair tower. Bachelor ofArchitecture City of NewHaven, Livable Cities Initiative- Historic HomeRelocation Registrations This historic1,650square foot two-story home was movedfrom Kimberly Avenue to Greenwich Avenue inorderto make wayfor a newArts Magnet School. Built around1850, Registered Architect in it isa rareand well preserved example ofcottageGothic architecture. Itwasa complete Massachusetts, New/ Vork, rehabilitation that preserved its historical integrity. Connecticut, Rhode Island Yale University, Cowles Foundation Memberships / Affiliations TheCowles Foundation isdevoted to the studyof economics. It residesin what was American Institute ofArchitects, AIA/ originally a 13,000 sqft residence built in1884. Clad instucco andslate, the originally brick building wasextensively remodeled in1908, with the Victorian decoration removed and the exterior covered in stucco. It was sold to Yale in 19S4 and various interior renovations were undertaken in the 1970s. In 2006 CWA added a 3.000 sq ft addition United States Green Building Council that includes office space,a library and lounge.Additional upgradeswere made forADA Society of Collegeand University compliance. HVAC systems anda second remote stairway through the building that makes Planners (SCUP) egress moreappropriate and upto current codes. Professional Women In Construction Yate University, Sterling Memorial Library International Room (PWC) Located intheSterling Memorial Library, CWA was engaged totransform thespace into The Chairman. Historic District International Room - thegoal being to not only provide a modern portal to all international Committee, Townof Orange aspects ofthe University butto also restore the space to it'sformer elegance andsplendor. AmitySchool Building Commission YaleUniversity,Wright Laboratory Society of Architectural Historians Comprehensive renovation ofthis 1960s era52.000 sqft twostory physics laborato^.The design brings natural light into theunderground building and emphasizes collaboration through transparency. New spaces will accommodate offices and physics labs, relocated machine shops and includes various code and infrastructure upgrades. YaleUniversity, Bicentennial Complex Built in1901,this 84,000sq ft combined spaceincludes Woolsey Hall, Memorial Hali and the University Commons{Dining Hall), Mostlyinfrastructural related work,sensitive architectural integration has been an important component. Electrical, lifesafety, utility and buildingcode upgrades have been the focus, however our current involvement includes planning an $85million comprehensive renovation of Commons andthe Rotunda portionsinto a campuswidestudent center. Yale University, Greeley Memorial Laboratory Comprehensive renovations revitalized this 24,000 sqft Paul Rudolph laboratory building for Yale's School of Forestry. Work hasconsisted ofsitedrainageimprovements, lobby restoration and basementoffices and most recently updatesto two large laboratories. Italsoincluded a replacement of the buildings HVAC systems, window replacement and newelectrical services.

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JOE CHADWICK Project Manager With a backgroundand expertise in construction failure analysis.Joe has overseen some of CWA'smost technicalprojectsand hasdevelopeda reputation for hisability to accommodate exacting requirements in the most challenging of conditions. Priorto joining CWAin2009.Joeworkedforeighteenyearsinthe facilities department at Yale Universityw/here he managed a wide range of projects and negotiated more than S1.7 billion of contracts in their Capital Program.

Memberships / Affiliations Yale University, Saybrook Gates Restoration Afterdecadesofdailyuseandmultiplerepairsofvaryingquality,thegates andtheir hardware AmericanSocietyfor Testing Materials wereinpoorcondition.Withthegoalofrestoringthegates'aestheticdistinctionand (ASTM) modernizingitsfunctionfor lastingsuccess,CWAworkedcloselywithHammersmithStudiosto International Code Council (ICC) uncover,diagnose, treat and finishthe gales. National Fire Protection Association Yale University, Quantum Optics Laboratory (NFPA) TheQuantum OpticsLaboratory isa 2,150sq ft multi-level laboratorywith ancillary Construction Specifications Institute spacesbuiltwithin an existing andverychallengingspace,CWAcreatedan environment (CSI)former NERegion Technical thatprovidesextraordinaryacousticalseparation,vibrationisolationand thermalstability Chairman for precision research. Society for Industrial Archaeology YaleUniversity, Mansfield Apartments (SIA) Repairstotheewstingroofsystem,masonrywallsandwindowsystemtocurbcontinuouswater Branford Housing Authority- infiltrationatvariousapartments.Upgradestomakethemechanicalroomswithinthedwelling Treasurer units code compliant and maintainable. Branford Planning and Zoning Yale University, Saybrook College Music Room Commission - Member Spacededicatedtopracticeandrecordmusichasevolvedfromamenitytonecessityinresidential Incentive Housing Technical Advisory collegelife.Thisdonordrivenprojectabsorbsanexistingretrofit-practiceroomintoa suitethat Committee includesa newvestibule,ahighperformancepracticeroomanda recordingcontrolroomthatis Branford Historical Society, Past sufficiently decoupledto serveas an additionalsmallpracticeroom. President Society of Architectural Historians

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LINDSEV APRATl, ASSOCIATE AIA mimi Architectural Designer Lindseyjoined CWA in 2013 with a post graduate year of experience. She has become one of CWA's most valued 3D modelers, renderers as well as an extremely proficient assistant project manger. Awell-rounded intern architect that can deftly handle any project to which she is assigned. Onthe CWA projects listed, Lindsey hasworked on everything form conceptual renderings, construction documents and contract administration.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE YaleUniversity, Wright Laboratory Comprehensive renovation ofthis1960s era 52,000 sqfttwo storyphysics laboratory. The design brings natural light intotheunderground building andemphasizes collaboration through transparency. New spaceswill accommodate offices andphysics labs, relocated machine shops and includes various code and infrastructureupgrades. YaleUniversity, School of Forestry Myers Forest Laboratory Building The scope of work includes renovating or replicating the FrenchHouse for designing new and creating a research laboratory building inthe adjacentwooded area. The building will consist of four small lab spaces for 4 researchers each and a common room. The Education deliverables includea renderedconceptual plan,an overall site plan and a conceptual 3D Georgia Institute of Technology renderingintended to procurefundingfrom an interested donor. Oncethe details are Master of Architecture resolved, CWA is slated to complete the project. (Cum Laude) Yale University, Electron Accelerator laboratory, DM-lce Laboratory Georgia Institute ofTechnology located within the Electron Accelerator Laboratory and encompassingalmost halfofthe Bachelor of Architecture {/v^agna Cum Laude) floor area of Ihe building, this projectisa comprehensive renovation for laboratoryand non-laboratoryspaces into new research laboratoryfacilities and associated office spaces, Memberships / Affiliations conference room and lounge. American Institute of Architects, AIA/CT YaleUniversity, Greeley Memorial Laboratory • North Lab& Chemistry lab Habitat for Humanity - New Haven This projectconsists ofcomprehensive renovations to overhalfofthe building for two large laboratories, the North lab for Professor David Skelly. and thechemistry iabforThe Yale Center for Green Chemistry & Green Engineering. Yale University, Greeley Memorial Laboratory Public spacerenovation that includes reconfiguration to facilitate interaction, restoration oflighting, finishes and a OEHS compliant wood shop. Additional workincludes rehabilitationof the building'srather uniqueexterior glazing system that will includes repairsand installationof insulatedglassin placeof the original uninsulatedglazing, Accessibility will alsobeenhanced byprovision of motorized dooroperatorsat the most commonly used entrance.

PRIOR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Urban Studio, Inc. Intern Architect for this Atlanta based architectural firm. Workedcloselywith Principal to complete bid proposals, reviseconstruction documents forvarious projects,expedite building permits and assist in clientmeetings with developers, contractors and home

owners. Georgia Institute ofTechnology Graduate ResearchAssistant for Photography 1Si II - Compiledweekly lecture presentations, exhibited student printsforCCA NAAB accreditation and supervised film development, printmaking and chemistry inventory.

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Education VIRGINIA H. ADAMS BrownUniversity SeniorArchitecturalHistorian,PublicArchaeologyLaboratory MasterofArtsinAnthropology. 1985 Ms.Adams began her career in cuitural resource management and historicpreservation RogerWilliamsCollege planning in1977. Shereceived herB.A. inArtHistory andherM.A. inAnthropology from Post Baccalaureate, Architecture, 1979 Brown University. Prior to joiningPAL as its firstarchitectural historian in1987, Ms.Adams Brown University worked for eightyears instate historicpreservation offices inthe National Register BachelorofArtsinArt History, 1977 program (MA) andasenvironmental review coordinator (Rl). Ms. Adams servesas project managerand seniorarchitecturalhistorianfor projects Certification that include historic buildings, structures,objects, districts, andcultural landscapes for a diverse mixof public and private*sector clients. Herexpertiseincludes: architectural OSHA29 CFR1910.120(e) 40-Hour history; cultural landscapes; preservation planning; detailed knowledge ofstateand Hazardous Waste/Emergency Re federal laws, regulations, andstandardsforcultural resour<£ management and related sponse environmental impactrequirements: as well as the Secretary ofthe Interior's Standards forthe Treatmentof Historic Propertiesand the federaland state historicrehabilitation Professional Development taxcreditprograms. Shehasspecialized training in noise andvibration in rail projects, Advanced Section 106 cellular communication towers, regulatory compliance, consultation, andmemoranda of Section106:Woricing with the Revised agreementMs. Adams hasworked onprojects throughout the Northeast, andinKansas, Regulations Michigan, and PuertoRico. Transit Noise and Vibration Impact Ms. Adams' experience includes overseeing orconducting numerous surveys; National Assessment Register ofHistoric Places eligibility evaluations and nominations; and stateandfederal- level historic archival documentation projects fora widevariety ofresources, project Telecommunications and Section 106 scales, and locations. Worlcshopon the New 36 CFR Part 800: Highlightsof Changes Ms. Adams frequently manages andprepares cultural resources sections offederal and state environmental reviewdocuments, based on technical workcompleted under her Archaeologyfor Federal Managers supervision. She assists public and private sector clients navigate theenvironmental Federal Projects and Historic review and consultationprocessesfor culturalresources, preparesthe resulting Preservation Law memorandum ofagreement, andservesas partofthe teamthat insures that agreement terms aresatisfactorily met.Ms. Adams specializes inlarge-scale complex projects and hasledthe historic resourcescomponentfor programmanagementand construction oversight on several majortransportation projects. She hasbeenresponsible formulti-disciplinary teamsconducting technical studies, public outreach, andcultural resources preservation plans as well assections ofmaster plans for institutions, communities, andfederal andstate agencies, including extensive military experience. Historic interpretive projects completed under Ms. Adams' direction with PAL staffand consultantsincludepublications, exhibits,graphicpanels,and videos. Ms. Adams hasteamedwithdevelopers andarchitects to complete numerous historic rehabilitation projects using federal andstateinvestment taxcredits. Her familiarity with interpreting theSecretary ofthe Interior's Rehabilitation Standards anddepth ofexperience working with State Historic Preservation Offices ensures thesuccessful outcomeof these and other types of historicbuilding rehabilitation projects. In2004-0Sthe RhodeIslandFoundationawarded Ms.Adamsa Fellowship for Non-Profit Leaders. Sheserveson the Boards of severalnon-profit organizations in Providence, Rl and theCape Cod Modem House Trust inMA. She hastaughthistoric preservation classes at Roger Williams University andRhode Island College, andisafaculty member inthe Master ofDesign degree program inhistoric preservation attheBoston Architectural College in Boston. MA.

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Education QUINN R. STUART Savannah Collegeof Art and Design MchitecturalHistorian, PublicArchaeology iMboratory Master ofArtsin HistoricPreservation, Ms. Stuarthasbeenprofessionally engagedin historic preservation and related fields for 2009 sevenyears.Prior to joiningPAL in 2007, Ms.Stuartworkedfor HeritageRestoration, inc in RogerWilliams University Providence, Rl asa preservationcarpenter,primarity restoringhistoricwindows. Ms.Stuart Bachelorof Science in Historic hasalsoworked forthe Coastal Heritage Society, Railroad Museum inSavannah, Georgia Preservation, 2006 asa masonry preservationist andCultural Resource Consultants, LLC inAnchorage, Alaska conducting reconnaissance level survey for a Federal Highway Departmentproject. Certification Ms. Stuart has a diverseeducationalbackground inarchitecturalhistory, historic OSHA 29 CFR1910.120(e) 40-Hour preservation, cultural resource management, preservation carpentry, and masonry Hazardous Waste/Emergency Re conservation. She received her M.A. InHistoricPreservation from Savannah Collegeof Artand Design in2009and graduated magnacum laudefrom Roger Williams University sponse with a B.S. in Historic Preservationand Foreign Languages in 2006.Forher graduate Professional Development coursework, Ms.Stuart completeda thesis on a study of the influenceson gravestone art in Central Massachusetts and a conditions assessment and rehabilitation plan for an Army Rhode Island Statewide Historic barrackin TybeeIsland.CA. Preservation Conference, Presenter. 2008 As anArchitectural Historian at PAL, Ms. Stuartspecializes inthe preparation of National Register nominations, eligibility assessments,local inventory forms, and completing Association for Gravestone Studies. Western MAChapter Annual architecturalsurveys and compliance documentationfor MEPA, Section106,and Section Conference. Speaker. 2011 4(f) projects, including project impact assessments. Ms. Stuartalso specializes inarchival photography andhascontributed to multiple state level photographic documentations in Certifications in Microsoft Access, Massachusetts, RhodeIsland,and Maine.Ms.Stuart has workedthroughout NewEngland, SQL, AdobePhotoshop CS2, and DigitalPhotography Alaska, andGeorgia fora variety ofgovernment and privateclients, including the National Trustfor HistoricPreservation, the National ParkService,FederalHighwayDepartment, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Connecticut Department ofTransportation, Alaska Department ofTransportation, City ofCranston, Ri, the Town of Nantucket, MA. Brown University, Spectra Energy Transmission, LLC. and Stantec. Ms. Stuartrecently completed a state-level archival documentation andinventory form for an American Airlines Hangarat Logan International AirportBoston, MA. Ms.Stuart hasalsocontributed to the National Register nomination forthe Boston National Park, national andstate level historic taxcredit applications, andarchitectural surveys including the MBTA's South Coast Rail project inMassachusetts andenergy projects such asgrid- scale wind turbine developments in Maine. Ms. Stuart is a member ofthe National Trustfor Historic Preservation. Vernacular Architecture Forum, and the Association for Gravestone Studies.

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Education JOSEPH J. JAKUBIK Universityof Buffalo Historical PreservationDivision Manager/ProjectManager, International ChimnqfCorp. Bachelorof Sdence.IndustrialArts, Mr. Jai(ubil( haswritten an articlefor CRM involving relocation of historicstructures, 1977 and was part ofthe reviewcommitteefor the N.P.S.'s Historical Lighthouse Preservation Handbook. Heisactiveinseveral lighthouse societies and currently sits onthe advisory Employment History board forthe American Lighthouse Coordinating Committee. Hehasalsogiven technical 2007 - Present presentationsto manygroupsincluding the N.P5., U. S.CoastGuard, A.S.C.E., S.A.M.E., International ChimneyCorp. - A.S.AA.E., TheU.S. Lighthouse Society and manyothers. Represen^ngSafetyas Port ofa ManagementCommittee controlling Mr. Jakubilc currently sits onthe Curriculum Advisory Committee for Alfred StateCollege. day to day and long termfunctions of Construction Trades at Wellsville. New York. thecorpora^on.

1989 - Present RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE ProjectManager/HistoricalDivision Manager and CorpomteSafety TheRestoration of the CapeHatterasLighthouse, CapeHatteras National Seashore, North CoordinatorforInternationalChimney Carolina (forNational ParkServices) Corporation Relocation of the CapeHatteras Light Station,Cape Hatteras National Seashore, North 1982-1989 Carolinafor N. P.S. D.S. C InternationalOfi/mney Corp.- Project ManagerforInternational Oiimney Restoration of the CapeMayLighthouse, Cape May Point, New Jers^ (for Mid Atlantic Corporation, specializing in nevf Centerforthe Arts Watson &Henry Associates, AIA) masonry construction and in the Relocation & Partial Restorationof the SE Block IslandLighthouse,Block Island, Rhode administrationof contracts v^ith Island (for US.CG: COE & Local "BiSELF") Federal, Stateand Local Government Agencies Rehabilitation ofThacher Island Lighthouse, Thacher Island. Massachusetts (for U.S. Fish &

1979- Wildlife Service &subsequentlyforthe Thacher Island Association) Began workingatInternational Restoration ofthe lybee Island Lighthouse, Tybee Island. Georgia (Tybee Island Historical Chimn^Corporation as a draftsman/ Society) project coordinator. Construction ofNew Ornamental Replacement 150' Radial Brick Chlmn^,Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D. C. (for U.S.A.C.O.E.) Relocation of Varsity Hall,University ofVA.CharlottesviIle,VA' Relocation of Salem FirstBaptistChurch, Salem. MA (Daniel O'Connell's Sons, Inc) Restoration of Pt.SurLighthouse, BigSur.CA(Central Coast Ught Keepers) Repairs to Two Bush Lighthouse (Off Rockland. ME) forUS Fish &Wildlife Restorationof Anclote Key Light(offTarpon Springs, FL) for FL OEP Parks Gallery Deck &Lantern Room Restoration, Assateague Lighthouse, Chincoteague NWR VA(U.S. Fish andWildlifiB) Lens Removal &Restoration at Pigeon Point Lighthouse, Pescadero, CA (CA State Parks Foundation) The Restoration ofthe Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Cape Hatteras National Seashore; North Carolina (forNattonalParkServices) Repair/Construction of Powerhouse Brick Chimney (for StatueofLiberty, EOis Island Foundation&the National ParkService) EllisIsland Immigration Museum, Ellis Island, NewYork Relocation of the Highland Lighthouse, North Truro. Massachusetts (For U5.AmyCorps of Engineers) Relocationof Nauset Lighthouse, CapeCod.Massachusetts Relocation of Building #51 (1stAir PassengerTerminal &CbntrolTower). Newaric liberty International Airport, New Jers^ (for Prismatic Development Corporation) Montauk PointLighthouse, Lantern Room Lookout Balcony RehabiHtation, Exterior Gallery Deck Restoration, Exterior StoneRestoration, Montauk (Long Island). New York

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Education JEFFREY N. LEBEAUJR. Worcester Polytechnic SeniorCivilEngineer,Freeman Companies, LLC BacheforofSdeneein Civil Engineering, Jeffrey N. LeBeau. Jr. offers20yearsofexpertise inengineering andinspection iswell 1995 versed inresidential,commercial and industrialdesignand permitting.Jeffreyearned hisBachelor of Science degree inCivil Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute Registrations and isa licensed Professional Engineer inConnecticut and Massachusetts,as wellas LicensedProfessionalEngineerin a Massachusetts DEP CertifiedSoilScientist.Hisproject experience encompasses the Connecticut and Massachusetts transportation, residential, commercial, industrial, environmental and government sectors.Hemost recentlyservedas a SeniorCivil Engineer for GM2 Associates, and has alsoworked independently asa civil engineering consultant. Mr. LeBeau hasextensive experience withfield observations andmonitoring ofconstruction projects, from small sitesto largemultiple acre sitesthat included full-time observation.Construction observation hasbeena largepart ofMr. LeBeau's experience overthe yearsand he has becomeproficient at handling field changesfromboth a practicaland permitting standpoint.Mr. LeBeau's construction observation experience includes: surveying, photo documentation, preparingdailyobservationtogs,meeting minutes,weeklyreports, conducting weekly meetings, shopdrawing review, processing payment requisitions and change orders, interpreting the intentofconstruction plans andspecifications aswell as preparation ofAs-Built Plans. Mr. LeBeau alsohaspermittedmany projects inConnecticut withlocal Inland Wetlands Agencies and CT DEEP forwetlandandwater resource related projects. Mr. LeBeau hasexperience preparing sediment anderosion control plans inboth Massachusetts andConnecticut fora varietyof projectsutilizing and incorporating the respective state manuals on sedimentation anderosion control. Included withthe above experience Mr. LeBeau alsohasexperience preparing Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans(SWPPPs) inaccordancewith the EPA's National PollutantDischarge Elimination System.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE MarkIWain Houseand Museum:Grant-Funded CampusImprovements, Hartford. Connecticut Cityof Bridgeport:Beardsley Park Master Plan, Bridgeport, Connecticut Gtyof Hartford andthe Greater Hartford Transit District: TIGER IV Grant, The iQuilt Project - Hartford Intermodal Triangle, Reconstruction of Historic Union Place (Construction Inspection), Hartford, Connecticut atyof Hartford: Coltsville Corridor Streetscape • Phase II Improvements (Construction Inspection), Coltsville NationalPark, Hartford,Connecticut Centerplan Development, LLC: Route 34WestMixed-Use Development, New Haven. CT DoNoHartford, LLC: Downtown North PubliePrivate Partnership. Hartford. Connecticut John F. Kennedy HighSchool:Additions and Alterations,Waterbury, Connecticut Housing Authority of NewHaven/115 Edgewood NavCapMan: Redevelopment of the DwightGardensHousingComplex, NewHaven,Connecticut Regional School District#16,75 NewHavenRoad: On-Site Wastewater Renovation System.Prospect,Connecticut Town of Enfield:South RiverStreet Sewer ForceMain RepairProject, Enfield, Connecticut UTC: Pratt &Whitney:Multiple Parking LotImprovement Plans, EastHartford, Connecticut UTC: Pratt 8i Whitney:CampusParkingMaster Plan,Middletown,Connecticut Connecticut DAS/DCS: On-Call Engineering:505 HudsonStreet Pavement Investigation and Recommendations for Parking LotRehabilitation, Hartford,Connecticut Greenskies Renewable Energy, LLC: Design, Permittingand Construction Monitoring forDevelopment of Municipal Solar Farms inMiddletown, Meriden and North Haven, Connecticut.

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Education NATHAN L. WHETTEN, PE, D.GE, CG Cornell University Vice President(^Ceotechnical Engineering, FreemanCompanies, LLC Mastersof Engineering (Civil), 1982 NathanWhettenjoinedFreeman Companies to leadtheir expanding Ceotechnical Bachelorsof Science, Ceotechnical Division. Mr. Whetten has morethan 30yearsofexperienceworkingon a widevariety Engineering. 1982 ofgeotechnical engineering projects. IHis experience includes geotechnical and bedrock Bachelors ofArts,Civil Engineering, geological evaluations forbridge and highway projects, earth androck slopes, parking 1982 structures, dams, buildings,and water/wastewater treatment fadlities and utility pipelines. His project responsibilities include project management, development and Registrations oversight ofsubsurface exploration programs, evaluation ofgeotechnical design criteria, Licensed Professional Engineer in reportpreparation, andconstruction observation. Prior to joining Freeman Companies, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Nateheldthe position of Senior Associate at CEI Consultants, a worldwide scienceand New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania engineering firm. Mr. Whetten holdsseveral degreesfromCornell University including and Rhode Island B.A. inGeology, B.S. InCivil Engineering and M.E. inGeotechnical Engineering. Hehas Certified Geologist in Maine beenthe seniorgeotechnical engineer and project manager on several dozen large-scale dvilandcommercial construction projects since the 1980s. Nateisconsidered a leading Professional Affiliations geotechnical authority 1^peersandhaspublished overIS prof^sionaily acclaimed Connecticut Building Congress, Direc articles, white papersand casestudiesfor multiple Science and Engineering trade tor,July 2013-Preseiw; publications. Hehasalsowonnumerous awards forcompleted projects including the Construction Institute, Member; coveted Harl Aldrich Excellence Award. American Councilof Engineering Companies of Connecticut, Director RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE 2000-2008, President 2008-2009, Cityof Stamford:Reconstruction of Oaklawn Avenue, Stamford,Connecticut Past President 2009-2010, National Director 2010-2012; TheGlenbrookCablesProject- Geotechnical Evaluationof Underground Conduit and American Society of CivilEngineers, Trenchless Crossings, Northeast Utilities, Stamford,Darienand Norwalk, Connecticut Member. OldNew-GatePrison&CopperMine:"Forensic StabilitySurvey", EastGranby, Connecticut Reconstruction of Union Plaza into the New Parade Plaza, New London, Connecticut UnitedIlluminating • CentralFacility: OperationsCenterand Vehicular Maintenance Facility, Orange, Connecticut U.S. TsubakiPowerTransmission- New BuildingAddition,Holyoke, Massachusetts Toray Plastics: Cogeneration 2Building, Quonset Business Park, North Kingstown, Rhode Island City ofHartford andthe Hartford School Building Committee: West Middle School, Renovation-as- New Hartford, Connecticut City ofHartford andthe Hartford School Building Committee: Weaver High School, Renovation-as- New Hartford, Connecticut Cityof Hartford and the Hartford School Building Committee: Addition to the Dr. James H. Naylor Elementary School, Hartford, Connecticut Ceneterplan Development, LLC: CollegeSquare Mixed UseDevelopment, New Haven, Connecticut Metropolitan District Commission: Capitol Avenue WaterMain Replacement, Hartford. Connecticut Hartford Flood Control System, Hartford, Connecticut Lake WhitneyWater Treatment Plant, Hamden,Connecticut LakeSource Coolingat CornellUniversity, Ithaca. New York Connecticut Department of Transportation: Reconstruction of 1-95 Overthe West River. Replacement of Bridge No.00163A, New Haven and West Haven, Connecticut Rehabilitation of the NorthShoreRoad Bridge overButternut Brook (Bridge No. 0443; StateProject No. 73-TBO), Litchfield, .Connecticut Rehabiliation of Bridge No. 05850, OldWheeler Lane overRoaring Brook (StateProject No.04-131),Avon,Connecticut Connecticut/ostraii:: New Brainto Hartford Busway BRT Stations

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Education HEIDI BERG HAJNA, PLA, ASLA State University of NewYork (in Manager of Landscape Architecture, FreemanCompanies, LLC assodation with SyracuseUniversity) Ms. Hajna isan award-winning Professional Landscape Architect andactive memberof Collegeof Environmental Scienceand the American Society of Landscape Architects. ShejoinedFreeman Companies to lead Forestry the firm'splanningand landscapearchitecturedivision. Ms.Hajnaoffers30years of BachelorofArtsin Landscape professional experienceinConnecticutand has beenassociatedwith the Kasper Croup Architecture, Magna CumIxiude, 1985 of Bridgeport Rlchter, Cegan &Webb of Avon; The S/L/A/M Collaborative ofGlastonbury; and, most recently, was a ProjectManagerand SeniorLandscape Architectat TPA Registrations Design Croupof NewHaven. Heidi's experience involves largescalemasterplanning Licensed Professional Landscape forpublicimprovements, smallprivatesite developmentplans,economicdevelopment, Architect in Connecticut streetscape/public spaces, education, historic properties, parlcs/recreation/tralls, public housing and private residential. Her Project Management responsibilities have involved Awards leading teams ofdesignprofessionals to meet projectdeadlines byeffectively delegating Connecticut Trust for Historic Pres and prioritizing projectworkload frominitial analysis anddesignthroughconstruction; ervation: maintaining daily clientcontact, interfacing withvarious state andlocal agencies and Award ofMerit - Elizabeth Hoolcer alsopresentation of projects at public hearings andstakeholder informational meetings. House, New Haven Additional responsibilities haveIncluded detailedexistingconditionsanalyses,master PreservationAward• Arch Walkway, planning, alternative land useconcepts, preliminary design concepts, final design plans NewBritain technicalanalysis and design,specifications, and cost estimates. Sheisa graduate of the Smithsonian Institution State University of NewYork's College of Environmental Science and ForestryinSyracuse. Invitationfrom the SmithsonianInsti tutionfor the East Hock Residence Car- den to join the permanentcollection RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE of the Archives of AmericanGardens Mill River Park: Carousel and Pavilion, Stamford, Connecticut EastMain StreetCorridor Neighborhood Plan,Stamford, Connecticut National Trust for Historic Preservation: Site Improvements to LyndhurstEstate. Tarrytown. NewYork Cityof Hartford:TheGoodwin Estate. Hartford,Connecticut City of Norwalk: Veteran's Park MasterPlan, Norwalk, Connecticut Downtown BridgeportCapitalImprovements Project:Parks and Streetscape Improvements, Bridgeport, Connecticut City of Bridgeport andthe Greater Bridgeport Regional Council: Ash Creek Pedestrian Bridge / Walkway, Fairfield Metro Station,Fairfield / Bridgeport, Connecticut Townof Oxford:AgnesTetlakSchiavi ParkMaster Plan,Oxford, Connecticut Town of Beacon Falls: Matthies Park, Beacon Falls, Connecticut Town of Branford: Tabor Park, Branford, Connecticut Townof Berlin:Veteran's Memorial Park(PhaseII). Berlin,Connecticut Town of Higganum: Economic Development Commission: Rural Commercial Center, Haddam, Connecticut Town of NewBritain: Arch Walk Way - Urban Pedestrian Walkway System, NewBritain, Connecticut Cityof Bristol:DowntownRevitalization Plan, Bristol, Connecticut City ofWestHaven: Sawmill Road/Wagner Place Streetscape, West Haven. Connecticut Town of Windsor: Gateway/Public Space Enhancement of the Wilson Corridor, Windsor, Connecticut Townof Manchester: Manchester RedevelopmentAgenqf: Broad Street Redevelopment/Public ImprovementsMasterPlan,Manchester,Connecticut

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Education EDWARD STANLEY Northeastern University Principal. Edward StanleyEngineers, LLC Master ofScience Program.Structural Edward Stanleyprovidesmorethan twenty fiveyearsof knowledgeand experienceto Engineering.1984 our clients in the buildingindustrywith a keencommitment to renewing,preservingand ColumbiaUniversity reusing historicbuildings. BachelorofSdence, CMI Engineering. Hehas participatedon designteams for a broadarrayof projectsincluding adaptivereuse, 1983 preservation/restoration/rehabilitation, facade investigations and repairs, newbuilding ProvidenceCollege design,unique residentialdesign,unusualstructures, and art installations. BachelorofScience. 1983 Edward's knowledge ofthe strengthand behavior of building materials isdiverse, Teaching extendingto the structural usesof cast iron,steel, aluminum, masonry, terra cotta. stone, Yale University GraduateSchool of concrete,wood,heavytimber,glass,and fabric. Architecture ProBono serviceto the communityisan Integralcomponent to hiscareer,assisting -Building System Integration (cur organizations such as HabitatforHumanity, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Common Ground Community, Shoreline Greenway Trail, Yale Building Project,and the ACE mentor program. rent) EdwardStanleyEngineerswas founded in 1996. -Advisorto the VIock Building Project RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Timothy Knapp House, Rye, NewYork ColumbiaUniversityGraduate School ofArchitecture Sun Tavern, Fairfield, Connecticut •BuildingSystems I Burr Homestead, Fairfield, Connecticut •BuildingSystems II North LightHouse,Block Island, RhodeIsland FriendsMeeting House at the BirdHomestead, Rye. NewYork EarlyCareer Robert Silman Associate, P.C.New York. NY1987-1996 StructuralConsulting Engineers Thornton-Tomasetti Engineers, New York. NY1984-1987 Structural ConsultingEngineers

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Education CHARLES B. BREEN, PE Universityof Illinois at Chicago Owner. CBBreen Associates BachelorofSdence,Mechanical CB Breen Associates wasestablished in 1998and provides building analysis anddesign Engineering,1980 for mechanical, electrical,plumbingand fire protection systems. Universityof Utah MastersofEngineering Administration, PAST EMPLOYMENT 1986 Building SystemsDesignEngineer- EE Linden Associates,Oarien,CT1993-1998 -Digital Telecom anddata^sterns facilities design forNew York Telephone, Sprint and Professional Licenses MCt communications. New York.Connecticut. Massachu Energy ManagementEngineer • NewYork PowerAuthority,NewYork, NY 1990-1993 setts, NewJersey,Alabama,California -NewConstruction Energy ManagementIncentive Program

Professional Affiliations EnergyManagement Engineer- ANCO Engineers,NewYork, NY 1988-1990 -Consolidated Edison energymanagement program forNew York City. NationalSocietyof Professional Engineers ProjectEngineeringSection Supervisor- TheUnitedStates VeteransAdministration, AmericanSocietyof Heating, Salt LakeCity,UT and Bronx, NY 1984-1988 Refrigeration and AirConditioning -Medical Facilities ProjectDesign and Management Engineers BuildingSystems DesignEngineer- TheAustinCompany,ChicagoIL1980-1984 National Fire Protection Association •Industrial BuildingMechanicalServices

Professional Affiliations RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE National Societyof Professional Engineers 66 Wall Street,, New Haven, CT This two-stoiyframebuilding known asthe Nathaniel Taylor Hotise wasconstructed in1806. American Society of Heating. CB Breen Associates wasresponsible forthe gutremodeIing,ofthe building, which included Refrigerationand AirConditioning complete newelectrical, plumbing andfirealarm systems, newgasservice andnewHVAC and Engineers boilers. National Fire Protection Association 442 Temple Street, New Haven, CT TheA.A. ThompsonHouse,a two-story ItalianateCottage builtin 1854,underwent an electricalpowerupgrade,the installationof central HVAC, newboilers,and newgas service. 204 ProspectStreet, New Haven, CT Thistwo-story privateresidencebuilt in1890received a gut remodeling that included newgasservice, newHVAC andboilers, and newplumbing, fire alarmandfireprotection sprinklersystems.

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Education JOANNE L. CATOIA Central Connecticut State University Consultant/Principal, JLC Preconstruction &Estimating Services. LLC Bachelorof Science in Industrial Joanne bringsmorethan 28yearsof experience inallphasesofthe construction Technology and Construction process. Thisincludespreconstruction, estimating,and constructionmanagementof Management. 1987 commercial, institutional andindustrial projects spanningevery typeof project delivery Hartford State TechnicalCollege method. Joanne's ability to provide preconstruction support-estimating, construcb'bility AssociatesDegreeinArchitectural evaluations, scheduling, and earlylogistics planning enhancesCWA's abilityto provide not Technology, 1984 onlyDesign Services, but fullOwner'sRepresentative servicesas well.

Associates DegreeinArchitectural Technology.1984 RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE YaleUniversity,Wright Laboratory Comprehensive renovation ofthis1960s era52,000 sqfttwo stoiypl^sics laboratory. The design brings natural light intotheunderground building andemphasizes collaboration through transparency. New spaces will accommodate offices andphysics labs, relocated machine shops andincludes various codeandinfrastructure upgrades. YaleUniversity,Sterling Chemistry Lab& KlineChemistry LabBuilding Thedesign, construction and major renovation to the SCL/KCL buildings (473.000sf). Theprojectinserted a modern laboratory building intothe historical ringofthe Sterling Chemistry Lab andreplaced the Kline Chemistry Lab structurewitha newperimeter fabric that is inkeeping with the Sterling l^cades that completedthe historical ringand allows for a secondaryaccessto the adjacentChemistryResearch Building Connectors. Ethel Walker School, New Equestrian Center Design andconstruction ofa newequestrian facility and renovations to the existing facility. Phase Iincluded construction ofan87stallhorsebarn, tackrooms and upper storagearea(approximately 55,000 SF). Phase II included construction ofa 2 3,000 SF connectorconsisting of classrooms, staffandstudent areas,riding ring, exercise ring; and renovation of the existing building. Qulnniplac University,Health Science Center Design andcomplete fit-up oftwoexisting structures totaling 160,000 sqft The project included the full replacement ofthe exteriorfacadeandthe complete renovation of interior spacefornewofRces, conference rooms, lecturehalls, 300seat auditorium, classrooms, examrooms, lightteaching laboratories, anda human anatomy facility. Full replacement ofailmechanical systems andextensive upgrades to the electrical systems were also included. Groton Preparatory SchoolRenovations Several renovationprojectsto existingbuildings on the campusof the GrotonPreparatory School inGroton,Connecticutrangingfrom $2million to $5million. Norwich Heritage Center Several phasesofextensive historic renovation forthe Norwich Heritage Center where each phase ofconstruction isdependent onthe Historical Society's abilities to successfully raisefunds. YaleUniversity, NewChild CareFacility (Pre-Constructlon Services) New11,000sqft building that accommodates95childcareslotsfor identified ratioof infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers. Theprogram included a lobby/reception area,activity room,crib/naproom, cubbies,diaperarea,offices, storage, laundry, food preparation,and miscellaneous support areas. Yale University250 ChurchStreet Renovations(Pre-Constructlon Services) Project included comprehensive exteriorandinterior renovations to the existing building for newprogrammatic useand codecompliance. Theexteriorworkincluded refurbishmentofthe brick and stone facade, replacementofallwindowsand entries including construction ofa stonecladhandicap ramp. Interior workincluded the constructionofa newegressstair,replacementofallmechanical and electrical systems, modification to the layoutofthe space,and replacementof ailfinishes.

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CLIENT SCHOOL OF FORESTRY BUILDING RELOCATION Yale University

when Yale decided to build a new chemistry buildingin the national historic district on TYPE upper Prospect Street only one thing stood in the way: A100-year-old,13,000-square foot Relocation & Renovations formermansion-turned academicbuilding, occupied bythe School of Forestry. Faced with either demolishing the structure or moving it, the Universityopted for the latter. SERVICES PROVIDED CWA was commissioned with the task of movingthe building90 degrees and 300 feet 2002 - 2003 away to a new, seemingly natural location on Edwards Street. The International Chimney Company (ICC), an engineering company, was retained as a consultant. Preparation for the CONSTRUCTION move took several months whilethe actual time "in flight" was approximately one week. 2003 The relocated buildingneeded to comply with new buildingcodes, a task requiring thorough analysis and creative implementation when the building is more than a century old. Most visible is the stair tower addition, its half-octagon form a nod to existing bay projections. Also, all pre-existing bearing points of the upper stories were mated with new bearing points.

Cost: $2,600,000

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CLIENT CITY OF NEW HAVEN - LIVABLE CITIES INITIATIVE Livable Cities Initiative

CWA has beeninvolved with several projects forNewHaven's Livable Cities Initiative (LCI), a TYPg citygovernment programdesignedto rejuvenateneighborhoodsbyreclaiming vacant lots and Restoration creatinghousingprogramsto support highquality, affordable,and energy efficienthousing opportunities inorder to facilitatesafer,healthierand more attractive communities. SERVICES PROVIDED 2003 2002 Historic Home Relocation: This historic 1,650 square foot two-story home was moved from Kimberiy Avenue to Greenwich Avenue in order to make way for a new Arts Magnet School.8uilt around 1850,it is a rare and well preserved example of cottage CONSTRUCTION gothic architecture. It was a complete rehabilitation that preserved its historical integrity. 2003 Thehouse was removedfrom its originalsite beforeCWA's involvement and left on blocks at the rear of the lot. The porch was restroed to its original design and the pitched roof was reconstructed on the rear wing. The interior was completely gutted and renovated to DOH standards.

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CLIENT COWLES FOUNDATION YaleUniveristy School of Economics TheCowles Foundation for Research in Economics at Yale islocated in a 13,000sq ft building that was built in 1884.Originally cladin brick, stuccoedover in 1908,partially TYPE renovated in the 1970s, CWA added a 3,000 sq ft addition in 2006. Addition / Renovation Includedwere building,fire code, HVAC and electrical upgrades, upgrading and adding to a late 19th century building.Thisis one of the {andthe largest) four projects CWA has SERVICES PROVIDED completed for the Schoolof Economics in three different HillhouseAvenue buildingsof 200S-2006 similarvintage. Theresultsare hard to see. but easy to experience: better circulation, a reconfigured and CONSTRUCTION climate-controlled library,spacious offices and expanded lounge support workshops and 2006 conferences as well as the dailyresearch activities undertaken research by Yale faculty, visiting professors, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.

Cost: $2,600,000

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STERLING MEMORIAL LIBRARY INTERNATIONAL ROOM Yale University Office of the Secretary sterlingMemorial Library isoneof the most elaborate buildingson Yale's campus and isit's largest library. Much ofthe 441,000 sqft interior spacealsocontains original works bythe TYPE famed artisan metal workerSamuelYellin, who contributed railings, gates, grilles and lighting Restoration & Adaptive Re-use fixtures. By 2010SML's Memorabilia Room, later dubbed TheArtof the Book Room, whichhad SERVICES PROVIDED previously servedas a stately showcaseand readingroom within the building had become 2010 underutilized and neglected. CWA was brought on to transform the 1,400 sq ft space into its next incarnation. TheInternationalRoom —the goal beingto not onlyprovidea modern portal CONSTRUCTION to allinternationalaspects of the University but to also restore the spaceto itsformer elegance 2010 and splendor. Through thoughtful, sensitive andartful design, the room hasat oncebeen broughtbackto its original grandeur whileproviding the latest intechnologyand media resourcesto curious students and researchersalike; it alsodoubles as a lecture hallforpresentations. Most of theoriginal bookcases wereretained, repaired, restored andconverted intoglass enclosed illuminated display cases.CWA researched,designedand mocked up chandeliersthat were similar to the long lost originals.

Construction cost: S225.000

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BICENTENNIAL COMPLEX Yale University Various Departments Three ofthe mosticonic buildings at Yale, Woolsey HafI, the Memorial Hail (Rotunda), andthe Main Dining Hall (Commons) weredesigned asacohesive set piece byCarrere andHastings and TYPE constructedbythe University on the anniversary ofits secondcentury. Overthe next century, Ongoing renovations and upgrades a numberofcircumstances conspired againsttruly comprehensive orsubstantive renovations anywhere intheBicentennial Complex. In 2009CWA wasselectedto respond to a limited menu SERVICES PROVIDED ofcodedeficiencies inWoolsey Hall. This projectcascadedinto a sixyearin-depthrelationship 2009 • Ongoing withthe entireBicentennial Complex that positioned CWA as the Master Plan architect anda key participantinsecuringone of the largestsingledonationsinYale's history. CONSTRUCTION CWA's involvement rangedfrominfrastructure to accessibility, to restoration. Infrastructure 2013 • Ongoing includes: NewNormal and Alternate poweranddistribution in bothWoolsey andCommons, MediaServicesimprovements, FOG compliance inCommons,chilledwater extensions to Woolsey, pre-action fire sprinklers connected to a newcoordinated complex-wide detection and annunciation system, andan integrated smoke control systeminWoolsey CWA devised the first practical passive accessibility plan forMemorial Hall, connecting multiple near grade levels witha single discrete, integrated ramp, lightfixtures andselected finishes wererestored inthecourse of the largercode improvements.

Construction cost: S6.500.000

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CLIENT GREELEY MEMORIAL LABORATORY Yale University School of Forestry CWA hasbeen working with Yaie's School of Forestry to complstephasedcomprehensive renovations to their24,000 sqft mid-century Paul Rudolph landmark building (19S9) that TYPE houses offices, labsand publicspace.This projectalsoincludesrenovationsand ADA upgrades Comprehensive Renovations to the historicMarshHalt {registered liistoric landmark -1878) that issited directlyadjacent to Creeleyand houses additional Schoolof Forestryoffices. SERVICES PROVIDED Overseveral phases spanningapproximatelyfouryears.CWA has removedfiftyyears of 2010-2014 insensitive changes;restored the building backto its original aesthetic: and renovated it to functionas a 21stcenturylaboratory forthe School of Forestry and the CenterforGreen CONSTRUCTION Chemistry, 2012-2014

Construction cost; S8,500.000

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DANA HOUSE Yale University

Engagedto address life-safety improvements to this 10,000 sq ft registered landmark I'ome-tiirned-academic officespace, CWA designed some life-qualityimprovements at the Comprehensive Renovations same time. By designing a new,open stairwell to replace the narrow, non-compliant stair to the attic SERVICES PROVIDED CWAcreatcd a safe means of attic egress while flooding both the formerly dark attic and 2008 the second floor with an abundance of natural light. Thegracious, open baluster wood stair physically and visually unites the previously CONSTRUCTION isolated student oriented attic with the faculty who occupy second floor, 2008 "CWA listenedto our needsand createda lightand spacious area in which the students could study. This designexceeded allexpectationsand thepnal resultfullyfits the bill. Additionally, our wanting to keepthis building's integrity within the originalera was kept in mind and the renovation meets updated codeyet stillholds the charm it always had." Joann DelVecchio. Operations Manager,Yaie UniversityDepartment of Statistics

Cost: $475,000

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CLIENT CITY OF NEW HAVEN ROOFING PROJECTS City of New Haven

Between 2008 and 2011, CWA provided architectural services to a number of Cityof New Havenroofing projects - Theseincluded the following: The RalphWalker Skating Rink consists of a multi-facetted sloped hip type roof covered with asphalt shingles; and its adjoining warming house consists of a low slope membrane SERVICES PROVIDED type roof, CWA designed the replacement of the asphalt shingles,repairs to damaged/ 2009 - 2011 rotted areas of the wood deckingand removal and replacement fo the membrane roof. All flashingsat wall/roof intersections and parapets were also replaced along with fascias at CONSTRUCTION the roof edge. 2009 - 2012 Complete roof replacement of the existing 12,000 sq ft bathhouse at LighthousePoint, including the re-flashingof approximately 25 skylights. Comprehensive replacement of a multi-faceted roof that presents slate and copper to the PROJECT CONTRACTOR street, with low slope segments beyond the apparent ridge for the ParksDept Office. CWA N/A provided solutions for leaking problems that were difficultto solveand more difficultto diagnosedue to the roofs complicated intersections.

Construction cost: 5578.000

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CLIENT SAYBROOK GATES RESTORATION Yale University Saybrook College It's been said that Samuel Yellin called himself a blacksmith, while other called him a genius. Either way,he was an exceptional artisan, his masteryof materialand affinityforstyle and TYPE context keeping him busywith prestigious commissions from the late 'teens to the early Restoration 1940s.Ya!e University included. Saybrook Gatestodayarea portalbetween student housing and academic buildings. After SERVICES PROVIDED decadesof daily useand multiple repairs of varying quality, the gates and theirhardware 2012 v/erein poorcondition.Restoring the workof a master isa patient, painstakingbusiness.With the goal of restoring the gates' aestheticdistinction and modernizing its functionforlasting CONSTRUCTION success.CWA workedclosely with HammersmithStudiosto uncover, diagnose,treat and finish 2013 the gates. Thequality of the finished workspeaksvolumes to the talentsof the craft-workers involved. Repairs inthe metalwork are indistinguishable from the original workinterms oftechnique and texture. Woodrepairsare neat and honest and sit comfortablywith the hand worn edges. Anon-film-forming finish can be refreshedwith a minimumof effort,and most importantly, nosandingensures excellentmaintenanceovertime.

Construction cost: S320,000

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Hilltop Farm National Register Nomination Pubiic Archaeology Laboratory Sutfield, Connecticut

Date ofPerformance: 2004 Client: The FrienJs ofthe Fami nl llilhi>p, Inc.

1900 he teamed with engineering genius Oscar Hedslrom to manufacture the Indian brand of (Tompan^^motorized bicycles. Ultimately, the Indian Motorcycle''''Company^bccame the^largest motorcycle^' manufacturer in the United States, and its Springfield, Massachusetts plant grew into one of the largest factories of any kind under one roof in the world. In 1913 Hendee began to think about retirement from the business and purchased a number of small farmsteads along the Connecticut River in nearby Suffield for the purposes of developing a working dairy and poultry farm and building a grand estate house.

The Hilltop Fann Historic District encompasses 236 contiguous acres of the former estate. While Hendee's manor house is no longer standing, the remaining vestiges, including 27 contributing buildings and structures and open agricultural fields, represent an important collection of historic resources that meets National Register criteria A, B, and C at the local level in the areas of agriculture, architecture, and landscape architecture. It possesses significance as an example of an early-twcnticth-century gentleman's farm that reflected the Country Place Movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth ccnturics. It is a good and relatively intact example of an early-twcnticih-century Connecticut dairy, poultry, and breeding farm that represents scientific fanning principals of the period. The district also possesses significance for its association with Hendee, who oversaw the establishment of one of the most popular brand of American motorcycles in the first half of the twentieth century. Hendee used the fortune that heamassed to develop the estate and engage in a variety of philanthropic pursuits that marked the years of his retirement. In the area of architecmre, the district is significant as a relatively intact earlytwentieth-century agricultural landscape and as an example of the work of noted architect Max Westoff, wlio designed the Mediterranean Revival-st>'lc manor house, and Carl Rust Parker, a prominent landscape architect based in Portland, Maine, laid out thegrounds.

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Wilbor House Museum Complex Friends iVIeeting House and Cemetery National Register of Historic Places Nominations Public Archaeology Laboratory Little Comptoii, Rhode Island

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PAL completed two National Register of Historic Places nominaiions for the Wilbor House Museum Complex and the Triends Meeting House and Cemetery in Little Compton, Rhode Island. The owner, the Little Compton Historical Society, solicited the nominations for the honor of listing, to support future grant funding applications for restoration and rehabilitation, and in recognition of the 90"' birthday of Carleton Brownell. Mr. Brownell, a teacher and champion of historic preservation, was instrumental in the society's acquisition and restoration of the Meeting House and the IVilbor House Wilbor House museum comple.x.

The Wilbor House Complex is an intact agricultural landscape consisting of a 1690 farm house with historic additions, surrounded by 18"' and 19"'-century outbuildings and stonewalls in a rural setting. TheWilbor House Complex is a significant testament to early historic preservation efforts in Rhode Island, and is a representative physical expression of late-seventeenth to earlytwentieth- century agricultural and residential building types in rural Rhode Island. Since 1954, the buildings and site have benented from restoration and interpretive efforts that contribute to the current use of the properly as a museum.

The Frtends Meeting House is a rectangular, two- Quaker meeting house

meeting house, which previously existed on^the site,

congregation in I903" but was reiorcd'in 1925 and Friends- Mcediiff Hoii.ie PAL conducted field work, photography, and re.scarch in the extensive archives (images, correspondence, ephemera) of the Little Compton Historical Society and regional rcspositorics, as well asan interview with Mr. Brownell. Tlieproperties werelisted in the National Register in 2007.

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South Shore Baptist Church Cultural Resource Services Public Archaoology Laboratory Hiiigham, Massachusetts

Date ofPer/ifrmance: 2009-2l>l<) Client: Snuili Sluiiv licqtihi Cli/in:li.

The South Shore Baptist Church in Hingham, -d Massachusetts proposed to create a parking lot and j stormwatcr management facility at 8-12 Free Street, i A portion of that property fails within the Tower- p Wilder Historic District, and therefore the projcct 1 was subjcct to review by the Hingham Historical | District Commission under the town's demolition delay ordinance. PAL, at the request of tlie South Shore Baptist Church, conductcd research and documentation of the residence to fulfdl the ^ Hingham Historical District Commission 8-12 Free Street, pn •Jemnlifion ordinance.

The projcct wascompleted in three phases. Phase I consisted of conducting research and preparing a historical summary that includes an assessment of [he property's historic significance. PAL reviewed state and local repositories and online resources, as | well as an interview of a former owner to prepare g thedocument. I fm PAL produced two products in Phase II of the | projcct. One product covered the protocol tor an architectural documentation prior to any changcs S-12 Free Sireet. during disnimtlmg and during potential relocation or demolition of the ^ residence. The .second product wjis an architectural i summary that was prepared after a site visit and | examinationresidence. of the existing conditions of the | Upon the approval by the Hingham Historical | District Commission of plans to dismantle the house | and relocate it to a nearby location, PAL completed | Phase III of the projcct, a photographic documentation throughout the dismantling of the • residence. PAL produced a State Level S-12 Free Street, dismantled Photographic Documentation consisting of the demolition, deconstruction, and relocation process.

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New Haven Coliseum Historical Documentation Public Arcnacolngy Laboratory New Haven, Connecticut

Dnii! ofI'tirl'iirnuinci:: 2ilt}5 C/U'iil; L'iiy "/ AVf/ tijwn Ciinl(ii.i: Tony iliiiL'c/ii, 203-9-i6-.''Wt The New Haven Veterans Memorial ^ Coliseum was constructed in 1972 as

^csuitbusinessesof'iiic' to surroundingtligiu''of'a'^^^ suburbs'a^d in the first half of the twentieth ccnlury. New Haven was one of the first three cities to receive federal redevelopment grants under the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965 and used those funds in early 1966to implement a scries of redevelopment projects that were successful in attracting new commercial development in the city's urban core. The new buildings were designed in the Modem style and reflected the work of nationally prominentarchitccts, including Paul Rudolph and Mies vande Rohe.

The New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum, which was intended to serve as a gateway to the city, retlected the new modernism ethic of the redevelopment program. It was designed by the noted U.S. architectural firm Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates. It was an excellent example of the brutal style of civic architecture that was popularized in the early 1970s and incorporated a unique design solution to address site limitations by placing a parking structure on lop of the building. Its design incorporated industrial and highway materials and constmction methodology.

For 30 years, the coliseum attracted a variety of majorconccrt and entertainment events. During the 1990s, however, bookings dropped precipitously due to competition from newer venues with more modem amenities. Faced wilh a price tag of an estimated S30 million to renovate the building, the City's Board of .-Mdermcn voted to tear down the structure in 2005.

Before ihe demolition of the coliseum, the City of New Haven contracted wilh PAL to prepare historical documentation to provide a permanent archival record of the building. PAL's work included extensive research to evaluate the significance of the property. The product was written report that provides detailed information about the coliseum's architecnire, its architects, and the historical imponance of the building within in the context of the city's 1960s redevelopment efforts. The report included large format negative photography of thebuilding andcopiesof original plans and historic views.

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Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site National Register Nomination Public Archaeoiogy Laboratory Cornish, New Hampshire

Daii! oft'erformancc: !!-2012 Client; Scuimujl Fork Sa vk e Cunutd: Etizuhcih Fi^k-Iicuri

andpreseiâtionnoininationproâmof properties that iheyevaluaUonôwn or J-''-V'"^ comroi. The National Register documentatioti '' project included the evaluation of contributing and non-contributing resources within the district; the

and the consideration of multiple historic contexts. '

Saint-Gaudens NHS is a nationally significant l90.6-acre historic district that developed as part of Aspet Homv und Studio the Cornish Art Colony beginning in the late nineteenth century. The district encompasses 54 contributing and 18 non-contributing resources within three adjacentproperties. Aspet. the core of the district, was the summer home and studio, and later year-round residence, of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens during the peak of his productive career from 1885 to 1907. Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907) rose to national prominence as one of the preeminent American sculptors of the Gilded Era and completed several major commissions in the studio at his Cornish property. The property itself, partially designed by landscape architect Ellen Shipman, is a physical expression ofSaint-Gaudens's classically inspired aesthetic ideals and includes a temple monument containing his ashes. Blow-Me-Down Fan-n and Mill was a seasonal estate associated with Charies Cotcsworth Bcaman Jr. who helped establish the Comish Art Colony by buying surrounding properties and renting or selling them to artists attracted to the area from New York City. Saint-Gaudens Farm is part of the former Johnson farm property that was purchased by Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens in the eariy twentieth century. Tlie district has archacological significance and extensive collections of artwork, molds and casts, farming implements, memorabilia, photographs, and family papers.

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Awards ReceivedBy International Chimney Corporation PO Box 260 Buffalo,NY14231-0260 Phone: 800-828-1446 Fax: 716-634-3983

2014 HeaviestBuildineMovedon Rubber Tires International Association ofStructural Movers Relocation ofthe Schifter Residence Chappaquiddick, (Martha's Vineyard) MA

2011 Most UnusualMove International Association ofStructural Movers Relocation ofPeace Mural, Our Lady ofFatima Shrine, Lewiston, New York

2010 OutstandineAchievement International Association ofStructural Movers Design and use ofTransporterSystem

2008 TallestStructureMoved International Association ofStructural Movers RelocationofSankaty Head Lighthouse,Nantucket,MA

2006 OutstandineAchievement International Association ofStructural Movers Newton Wellesley Hospital, Newton, MA

2004 Florida PreservationAward Florida Trust For Historic Preservation (Restore Anclote KeyLighthouse, Anclote KeyPreserve, FL)

2002 NationalExcellenceAward National Association ofEnvironmental Professionals (Relocate KingofPrussiaInn, KingofPrussia, PA)

2002 Florida PreservationAward Florida Trust For Historic Preservation (RestorePonce DeLeonLighthouse, Ponce DeLeonInlet, FL)

2001 Preservation AchievementAward Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia (Relocate King ofPrussiaInn, Kmg ofPrussia,PA)

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Awards ReceivedBy International Chimney Corporation, Continued

2001 Meritin Protect, Bestof2001 Award New York Construction News (Relocate I®*. Airport Passenger Terminal, Newark, NJ)

2000 HeaviestStructureMovedon Rubber Tires International Association ofStructural Movers (Relocate 1®'. Airport Passenger Terminal, Newark, NJ)

2000 HiehwavSupportandEnhancementAward PennsylvaniaQuality Initiative (Relocate King ofPrussia Inn)

2000 HeaviestStructure Movedon Rubber Tires International Association ofStructural Movers (Relocationof the Schubert Theater, Minneapolis,MN)

2000 HeaviestStructure MovedNot on Rubber Tires International Association ofStructural Movers (Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Outer Banks,NC)

2000 Outstanding CivilEneineerineAchievement/fOPAL) American SocietyofCivil Engineers (Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, OuterBanks,NC)

2000 GrandAward. EneineerineExcellence Metro Atlanta Engineers Week Conunittee (CapeHatteras Lighthouse, OuterBanks,NC)

1999 Quality Restoration Award Historic Savannah Foundation (Restoration of the Tybee Island Lighthouse, Tybee Island, OA

1999 Heritage Preservation Award Minneapolis Chapterof the American InstituteofArchitects (Relocationof the SchubertTheater, Minneapolis,MN)

1999 Most UnusualMove International Association ofStructural Movers

1999 HeaviestMove on Rubber TiredDollies, WorldRecord Guinness Book ofWorld Records (Relocationof the Schubert Theater, Minneapolis,MN)

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Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, CAHA, XXXX XX X X 4800 XX X n H NC Relocation -1999 § Sankaty Head Lighthouse, X X X X XX X 450 XX X X X Nantuclcet Restore & Relocate -2008 ListedRegisteror Landmark = s South East Lighthouse, Block X XX X X 2000 XX X X X I 2 Island, RI Relocation - 1992 X SubjectSHPOtoXX Highland Lighthouse, Cape Cod Review S- 5 450 XX X X Nat. Seashore, MA Relocation 1996 XXXX XX X I S Salcm First Baptist Church, Salcm, ofMasonryRelocation Structure MA. Relocation (for Expert HM) XX X X X X 1250 X I s 2008 t' Relocate Schifter Shoring/Extensive Relocation Rcsidcncc/complcx X X X 1550 X X 3 5 ChaoDaauiddick. MA - 2013 ScaffoldingHigh S" S Structure S •:< King ofPrussia Inn, PA Relocation XX XX X X 510 X • 00 2000 In-HouseICC Relocate (5) Buildings: AAMC, XXXX X Eneinecrins Var. X I - Washineton DC. (Expert) 2012 Newark International Airport, RestorationStone 1§: -S XXXX X 6700 X Passenger Terminal Relocation 2000 § I Relocation ofthe Newton-Wellesiey 9. O Hospital, Ellison Bldg, Newton, MA X X X X X /RestorationMasonry 950 X n <= Lizhthouses * W* -2005 Shubert Theater, MN Relocation §• XXX X X 2908TonnageRelocation X 3 1999 Working/Managing Loeistic/IslandDifficult RoofingMetal/Copper I WallCurtainBronze (Glazine) WindowRestoration MetalsHistoric >#* INTERNATIONAL CHIMNEY VMf CORPORATION BtSimtsiCainxbnSaalSlT § 0 < MATRIX OF RELOCATION & 0 RESTORATION EXPERIENCE u S c: 1

ft! Relocate Mount Palomar Prototype X X X unk Lens, Comine Glass, NY 1996 n Rclocatc Union Arch, Columbus, X X X X X X 300 X OH Rclocatc Mural, Derby NY ListedRegisteror X X NA X Landmark §r •" Nauset LH, Cape Cod, MA in X X liner X X X 200 X X X XX S H Relocation -1997 SubjectSHPOto -t. > GEM Theater, Detroit, MI Review ? 5 XX X X X 2700 X Relocation 1997 Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, CAHA, I o X X ofMasonryRelocation Structure XX X X NA X XXXX NC Restoration I s N&S Thacher Island Lighthouses, X XX XX NA XXX MA Restoration Shoring/Extensive Relocation f ' Currituck Lighthouse, NC 3 S X X XX X NA X X X X Restoration HighScaffolding §• s D -H Structure nj • Point Sur Lighthouse, CA X XX X X NA X X X X • 00 Restoration ICCIn-House Preservation ofthe Straitsmouth X X X X Eneineerine X NA X X X I 'Z Liehthouse, ORshore Rockport, MA Assateague Lighthouse, VA X X X X StoneRestoration X NA XXX X Restoration §: S Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse, FL § X X X X XXX NA X XX X Restoration a. o /RestorationMasonry Lighthouses o c Cape May Lighthouse Cape May NJ X X X X NA XXXX 3^ W» Tybee Island Lighthouse, GA i" •" X X XXXX TonnageRelocationNA X XXX X Restoration >3 Working/Managing Lozistic/IslandDifficult RoofingMetal/Copper ? WallCurtainBronze (Glazine) WindowRestoration MetalsHistoric cm CITY OF STAMFORD - HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE . 4. ConsultantRelevant Experience - Freeman Companies

HISTORIC EXPERIENCE KaHi TwsfnKcusoaid Mussum: Gran^fuiuiadCatnjHts comprehansiva aSeraSons 10 thasHo andbul£ngtoupdate theschool for ImptovemnrtS) Kaitftard, Contsscttciit code compfiance, accessatiity and technologic purposes. Tits project Aspat ofa nnillKlist^pBnaiy, cenli3ctor48ad, dasigivbuEd team,Ftennan req;^ the demaiaon of porttons of Sw eidsUng buHd^ (apptox. 22.000 Ceoipanles, LLC was selectedby The Mark Twain House& Museum (MTKSM) indowntsfm KaitftHd topnwide CMEhg&ieeiing ssnrices torthis in a 108,000 SF final buMiq area to serve 750 students. Freeman bBssuisd local, Stats, and FederslLandtnaik sae. Wbdt is ftmifed l>y a Companies Is responsible for pryingland sunraying, civa and geotechnlcal (seem Connecticut DECO giantandincludes a condiination ofdesign-build, engineering services. Theschematic design ptos for thasiteincluded a historic presenation, andouterneededimptovemenis tollieOtFee buldings below^gisde paiUng dock toaOow foradditkmal play areasonthesurface and site which comprise the historic campus. Fteensn Companies is presGflSy engaged intm oftliopriority imptovements (paitttglotdr^nage recommendalian to relocate tha playarea to Iha nxtf of tha school to andQte CantageHouseDriveway). elminats thab^gnda parking. This Ennowalive solution nasulted h tha design ofa play areaunHka anyinthegreater Harifocd areaas weO as a Cityof Kaitford and the GreaterHartford TransitOistiiel: TIGER (V savings of neatly S1.000,000 to Ihe pn^ btidgeL This ^ atso had Grant The iQuSt Project - Hsrtfsrd tnttimedal Trtangls, Hzrtford, geotechnlcal chaUenges dueb thefactthatthasiteresides onover100feet Connecticut ofso{t,vaivedday. Aftermsnyroundsofadvanoedsotllestinoand analysis, Unton Place, BushnaQ Parii North, and Asytun/PeailfStatehousa Square lead Geotechnlcal Et^g^teer Nathan L Whetten, PE, D.G&, 06 comprise the three ra^ TiGER-ftuided roadway pnjects called the 'HartCord Intemmdai Trian^': a cofflprehstislve, S24 mnaon ufaan vision aggregate columns todecrease settletnent andincrease bearing capacity of the native day soils. Thefinditgs of the geotechnlcal evaluation wera years. BashnsaPaikNaSK ReemanCompanies provided landsuneying, conlinned byan independent peerreview end provided consideraUa cost civil engineering roadway des^n andgeotechnlcal engineering services to savings totheprojecL the Pifma Gngheer fiir tha devetopment of Bushnell Park NorSi, the Initiative's centerpiece prcjecL Bushndl ParkNorth, thenewnamefortha ReconstmcSonof tha Parad8b NewLondon,Coanectieut coDectlan ofAsylum. F(^Jewell. Trumtxjll, Web and Gold areels, isrebdl Thetiansfonnatian d Ut^ Plaza tothenewParade Ptazawasa pri;|ect des^ned to expand and open a wide pubiie space in front HiL tdstoric BustmaO Paric, from Union Stafionto MainStnxA Tha extsfng Richardson's Utto Station toencourage pedesbiiti traiiic; creataan open median is reffloved and streetsigi^ntlyoanowed andre^triped (sr Enk behveen tha parking garage andtha downtown business distiict: and trafSo calming. New traic signals are constructed at Peari and Fbrd, provide greater pubiie s^ around New London's busy transportatkm TrambuH andJewell, Weils andGoM, and andGoldStreets. Roadway center. Mr. Whetten acted as Pnject Manager. Services Included imptovements to a paridng garage, r»grsding the paric and sumwndiog trees, landscaping, park benches and park walls are instaited, greatly streets,anda number ofImptovements toenhancepedestrian safety. Tha enhancing the pedasiiisn experience. GoUSbcstisalsDrea^nedsotliat project goals induded impro^ pedestrian and vehitie safiaty. and providing itswestern endcocncides approximaleiy w^ eushneD Pad^s KoacOey Gate. enhanced access totha IntermodalTfanspattafianFacSly. Inad(£tian,tha Fortheoverall bitemodal Triangle initiative. Fmman Companies actedas landscape of tha Parade and tha area north of ABantle Street vwo "Surrey Project Cam&ate'withttMrespcosiayofostaljlishing thaMiivay redes^ned toinclude newsti&vifays, landscaped areastretaining waQs, atvl control for tha entna. downtown Kirtfbid project area. Union Waco a fbuntain. Theskymtlk between thaPatadeandthegarage wera removed, ReantttweSoK Work at Union Place Involves enhancements and andaccess6omtheparidng garagewasreconfigured andground suriiaoa rerxwatians ofthaIdstsrfe Union Station, spedt)signal andlanatreatment was ldwetedupto3boutthreafisetwitMnthaP3r3de,8ndialseduptoaboul for CTfastrak lemiinus. special gateway treatment ofthsrai] overpass, trajor twofeet in Iha area northofABantic StreeL busstop enhancements araund thestaHon (int&iding thelocal buslayove^, enhanced intermodal transfer signaga fbrpedestrians and vehicles, new National TrustforKistorieProseivatlafl: Lyndhurst Estate,Tanytowob pedestrian signs andmaps, andenhanced roadway andpedestrian Dating. New York Freeman Companies, LLC served as Pra{eci Designer and iscurrent Retained by tha National Tnal forHistoric Preservation to pnivida land peribm^ ConstiucSen Inspection services for the C^. surveying, dvaengineering and landscape archltectuis design services at tha historic snty^avoi acia museum on tha Hudson River. InBial Kaimdlfnhrsrsity: Old Qi^ncyRenevation (Renewal Pilot Proiect 91), assignments bxluded land surveying and dvil en^neering de^ for uiRonag^ (nassacnttSBiis immeiSatadrainageifflpnnementsviiilhinlheCania^Kousacourtyaid. Tha GtMngand land surveying and constnidioa layout sarvxas Co Dtmeo Trust uSSzes tha cantaga housa and grounds for vnadiSngs and other ConstrucBon Company for Qds very Important'Renewal Pilot Ptoject 01* for fondiotB which sust^thacperatioos ofthaproperty. Abroadened scope Harvard Univetsit/s ptoied $ 1

weraalsoveriliedandmateri8j<;uantilieschecked. LEEOGdd. CHyefKartfiBrd: TheQoodwtn Estate^ Kartf^Connecticut Aspaitofa City of Hartford bidprocess Is select a ptsfeired developer, Cityof Kartfoid and tha Hartfonl Sdnoi Building CommStee: West conductad a saa recoRRsissince. assembled base mapping and prep^ KBddla School, Hartford, Cennectictit an overal ddvetopment schsms. ThaPlantaxpotaJedl)uffOT from the ThaOty of Hartford is engagedin a S 54.6mOion renovafisn to a»fiew sunounding singia fontiV residenoes and retained the existing historic coniBion oftheWestfifiddla Schoola Pra4(to8thgradeschool originally stmctures. ThePlanmetoverall City goalsofretaining thecharacter ofthe bu9 in 1834. The exis^ school isspread over three tatsrconnected sitaandthapra{ildiiflyofiSzingthas8e. Thaplanwasusedbylhadeveleper bul^ngs,totaGng 91,273 SF.andislocatsd ona constF^2.8acreurban as partofitspcBsentalion andthadeveloper wassubsequently selected by siteat927Asylum Avenue inHartford. Thapraject consisis of FREEMAN COMPANIES

CHRISTOPHER WIUIAMS ARCHITECTS LLC RFPNo.681 Revised FeeProposal Form

APPENDIX The foUowing fee is proposed to perfoim the duties, lesponsibiUties and obli^tioiis as described in the Request for Proposals for the Relocation of the Hoyt-Bamum House Stamford, CT. The project shall beproposed under a lump sum fee.

PROPOSED LUMPSUM FEE:

HISTORIC STRUCTURES REPORT $ 36,730.00

SCHEMATIC DESIGN/ DESIGN DEVELOPMENT S 38.606.00

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS (Diawiogs & Specificattoos) $ 53.203.00

BIDDING $ 2.480.00

CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION $ 19.600.00

ESTIMATING $ 6,920.00

SCHEDULES $ 2,000.00

REIMBURSABLES(NOT TO EXCEED) S 4.033.00 ADDSERVICES (not included in total): Probes &Geotech DriUing: $8,900.00 TOTAL FEE $ 163,572.00

WRITTEN gRff One hundred sixty three thousand five hundred seventytwo dollars. Authorized Signature:

Name: Christopher Williams Phone:203-776-0184 Title: principal / Firm Owner Email: [email protected] ^mpanyName: Christopher WUUams Architects LLC Address: 85-WiHowStreet;-Bailding54^fcw-Haven,-CTG65il

Fedeial Tax ID # 06-1608488

48 CITY OF STAMFORD - HOYT-BARNUM HOUSE 5. Hourly Rates

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS: Principal $150.00

Project Manager S120.00

Architect SIOO.OO

Architectural Designer S 95.00 Draftsperson S 75.00 Interior Designer $100.00

PUBLIC ARCHAEOLOGY LABORATORY! Sr. Architectural Historian $110.00

Architectural Historian

Architectural Assistant

Technical Editor CIS/CAD Specialist

INTERNATIONAL CHIMNEY CORPORATION: Corporate Principal $240.00 Chief Engineer Design Engineer $205.00 Sr. Project Manager $185.00 Staff Engineer $185.00 Project Manager $145.00

FREEMAN COMPANIES: Principal Engineer(site/civil/geotech) $225.00 Project Director $180.00 Principal LandscapeArchitect Project Director (LA) $180.00

EDWARD STANLEY ENGINEERS: Principal $235.00 Project Manager Engineer $115.00

CAD Technician

CB BREEN ASSOCIATES ENGINEERS: Principal $235.00 Project Manager $195.00 Engineer $115.00 CAD Technician $105.00

JLC PRECONSTRUCTION & ESTIMATING SERVICES; Chief Estimator $150.00

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