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Keystone Architecture Cordogan Clark Group KEYSTONE ARCHITECTURE CORDOGAN CLARK GROUP CITY OF GOSHEN Request for Proposals New South Fire Station Study October 12, 2020 October 12, 2020 Ms. Becky Hutsell Redevelopment Project Manager City of Goshen Redevelopment Commission 204 E. Jefferson Street, Suite 6 Goshen, IN 46528 Re: Request for Proposals New South Fire Station Study Dear Mr. Hutsell and Review Committee, We are pleased to present our proposal to the City of Goshen Redevelopment Commission for Architectural and Engineering Services to prepare a New South Fire Station Study. We believe our team will be an excellent partner for this study and are eager to provide the City with the highest caliber professional design and engineering services at the best value. The Keystone Team is client focused and committed to this project, with professionals ready to start immediately and remain focused through completion. Together, with Eye4Design Architects and Marbach, Brady & Weaver, Inc., our team will devote ourselves to create an unrivaled partnership with the City of Goshen. Eye4Design is also a talented WBE consultant that adds diversity to our highly qualified team. Our project team is a collaboration of innovative professionals committed to excellence and service. Our experienced team will work collaboratively with the City to provide a thorough, practical, and cost-effective solution with the design and engineering expertise to ensure the most successful project. The team we have assembled represents the level of effectiveness and efficiency that is needed for this project. In no other team will you find this balance of project understanding, alignment of skills and collaborative initiative. Our team members develop excellent working relationships with our clients, and are very conscientious of the quality of service, attention to detail, and workmanship we provide during each project. Thank you for your consideration of our qualifications and proposal. If you have any questions regarding our team or this submittal, please contact Brian Kronewitter at 630.209.7525 or email at [email protected]. Respectfully submitted, Keystone Architecture Eye4Design Architects Brian K. Kronewitter, AIA, DBIA Jacquelyn S. Hilderbrandt, AIA Executive Vice President Founder & President TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 FIRM DESCRIPTION 02 REFERENCES 03 PROJECT UNDERSTANDING & APPROACH 04 PROJECT TEAM & EXPERIENCE 05 BUDGET & TIMELINE We are innovative professionals who are passionate about our work, ABOUT US inspired by our clients, Keystone is a full service architectural, engineering, interiors, and committed to providing planning and construction management firm of innovative professionals committed to excellence. We are passionate excellent service. about our work, inspired by our clients and committed to providing exceptional service through integrated and sustainable design and construction solutions. We believe that the best projects arise from a collaborative journey of discovery and overcoming challenges with our clients that reveals insights and spurs innovation. Keystone Architecture has designed and built a wide variety of award-winning projects of similar characteristics to the Goshen New South Fire Station’s scope of work and will utilize our practical, cost effective design and construction expertise. Louis C. Cordogan, AIA, founded Cordogan Clark in Chicago in 1951 and added a second office in Aurora, Illinois in 1968 John Cordogan, Managing Partner, joined the firm in 1973. The office incorporated the two locations in 1984 under the direction of Principals John Cordogan, AIA, and John Clark, AIA, to become Cordogan Clark & Associates. Since then, the firm has grown with over 90 professionals, five offices, Lafayette (Keystone), Chicago, Aurora, Fairfield Heights, and St. Louis, Missouri. Each office works together and combines industry expertise and personal attention to deliver exemplary customer experiences and innovative high value services. Established Staff Formation 1951 Architecture – 56 Mechanical Engineering - 4 Ownership Electrical Engineering - 2 Corporation Structural Engineering - 5 Project Development Mgmt – 1 Expertise Construction Management - 13 Municipal Interior Design - 3 Educational Technical Support Staff - 14 Recreational Health Care Office Location Commercial Courthouse Square Cultural 322 Main Street Hospitality Lafayette, IN 47901 Residential T : 765.420.7400 Master Planning Point of Contact Brian Kronewitter, AIA, DBIA Web Address T: 630.209.7525 www.keystonearch.com [email protected] PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PERFORMED IN-HOUSE ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION • New Construction • Design / Build Construction • Building Additions • Design / Build Construction Delivery • Renovations and Rehabilitations • Integrated Project Delivery • Sustainable / LEED Design • Pre-Construction Services • Cost Estimating ENGINEERING • Guaranteed Maximum Price Delivery • Electrical Engineering • Construction Administration • Mechanical Engineering • Fixtures, Furniture, and Equipment Procurement • Plumbing Engineering • Construction Logistics Analysis • Structural Engineering • Constructibility Analysis • Forensic Engineering • Value Engineering • Sustainable / LEED Engineering Design • Energy Modeling CONSULTATION • Renewable Energy Analysis • 3D Laser Scanning • Photovoltaic Design • Code Analysis • Zoning Analysis PLANNING • Facilities Evaluation and Needs Assessment • Master Planning • Facilities Planning • Site Planning • Public Engagement • Strategic Planning • Project Scope Definition • Campus Planning • Site Selection Assistance • Capital Planning • Life-Safety Remediation • Phased Development Planning • Life-Safety Surveys • Planning for Sustainability • ADA / Accessibility Surveys • MetaDesign • Life-Cycle Cost Analysis • MEP System Capacity / Condition Assessments • Roofing Design and Evaluation INTERIOR DESIGN • Waterproofing Design and Evaluation • Space Planning • Color and Material Selection • Exterior Wall Design and Evaluation • Furnishing Inventory • BIM Modeling • Sustainable / LEED Design • Owner Representation Services • Furniture Procurement Services • Construction Monitoring • Furniture Installation Management • LEED Design Founded on the principles of trust, honesty, balance, ABOUT EYE4DESIGN simpilicity, and sustainibility. Jacquelyn S. Hilderbrant, has founded Eye4Design Architects Jacquelyn S. Hilderbrandt, has founded Eye4Design Architects,on the values on theof trust following and honesty. core principles: These values which are critical in developing long term relationships. As an architect, the goal is to develop balanced designs which Trust meets the needs, budget and goals of the client. Designs should be simple as well as aesthetically pleasing, durable, and utilize Honesty resources efficiently. Operational expenses often exceed the initial construction cost of a building. Sustainability is a social Balance responsibility and sustainable design has the power to create communities and buildings which advance long lasting public and environmental well-being. Agreeing to a realistic schedule Simplicity and then following through with the schedule is also important. Sustainability We believe that there is value in discovering solutions by utilizing a multidicisplinary team approach, with the client as Trust and honesty are values which are critical in developingthe most long important term relationships. team member. Every team member has a voice which must be heard. Project teams are customized As an architect, the goal is to develop balanced designsdepending which meet on the the scope needs, and budgetneeds of and each goals individual of project. the client. Designs should be simple as well as aestheticallyOur knowledge pleasing, durablebase is anddeep utilize and broadresources and we are efficiently. Operational expenses often exceed the initialcontinually construction increasing cost ofour a building.knowledge Sustainability base to serve our is a social responsibility and sustainable design has the clients.power Theto create world communitieswe live in is and changing buildings faster every which advance long lasting public and environmental well-being.day. Our focus Agreeing is dedicated to a realistic to public schedule projects and such as municipal, K-12 education and higher education, then following through with the schedule is also important.scientific, office, manufacturing and single/multi-family projects. We believe that there is value in discovering solutions byMs. util Hilderbrantizing a multidisciplin understandsary the team importance approach, of diversity and the need for diversity in our world today. As a woman with the client as the most important team member. Everybusiness team owner, member she hasis proud a voice to have which Eye4Design must certified be heard. Project teams are customized depending on theas a scope Woman-owned and needs Business of each Enterprise individual by project.the State of Indiana. Copy of the certificate is available upon request. Our knowledge base is deep and broad and we are continually increasing our knowledge base to serve our clients. The world we live in is changing faster every day. Our focus is dedicated to public projects such as municipal, K-12 and higher education, scientific, office, manufacturing and single/multi-family projects. Ms. Hilderbrandt understands the importance of diversity and the need for diversity in our world today. As a woman business owner, she is proud to have Eye4Design certified as a Woman-owned Business Enterprise by the State
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