WILLIAM L. AWODEY, AIA WLA- INC 510 Shell Cove Drive Phone: (321) 259-9321 Melbourne, Florida 32940 Fax: (321) 254-0955 e-mail [email protected] [email protected]

Active Registrations Florida NCARB Past registrations in DC; MD; VA

Education University of Michigan Bachelor of Architecture

Michigan State University Bachelor of Science Construction Management

Have held various security clearances with NSA & DISCO; Past President, Southwest MI Chapter, AIA. Past President, Space Coast Chapter AIA, Brevard County, FL. Member Emeritus, Board of Directors Henegar Center for the Performing Arts. Member Emeritus, Melbourne Historic Preservation Board.

Strengths Design, Program and/or Master Plan Buildings and Projects; Manage Projects, teams, departments, divisions, or companies; Oversee/critique design and planning;

Experience Recently returned from Abu Dhabi, after reviewing the 70 story ADNOC tower plus MASDAR a no carbon footprint, community. Internationally and domestically have designed, construction managed, planned, worked on over a billion dollars worth of high and low rise office buildings, hotels, high-end residences, laboratories, communities, industrial facilities, religious facilities, schools, military and government buildings of various sizes and types, in various domestic and international arenas, for public, military, and private clients.

FLORIDA • Private practice since February 2002: Have designed and produced various types of facilities, including high-end residences, schools, medical clinics, high & low rise condominiums, speculative office buildings, restaurants, retail facilities, and a college commons building. Most are either now in construction, or are being utilized.

CHINA • August 1997 thru December 2000: Associates, Inc., Rochester Hills, MI, Beijing and Dalian, China: MYA’s China located Vice President: Project Manager and Construction Manager for $163 million hi-rise buildings in Dalian and Beijing, China. Hyundai Corp, Seoul, Korea, was the Owner/Client/Contractor and Developer. The Dalian Project is a 40-story ($100M) prestigious office tower. The Beijing Project, Hyundai Millennium Tower, is a 23-story ($63M) hi-end office building that opened in October 2000, and now owned by developer, GERALD HINES, Inc.

WASHINGTON D.C./BALTIMORE, MARYLAND • Dec 2000 – June 2001: Gaudreau Inc., Architects, Baltimore MD: Project Architect/Manager/Programming/Space Planning: Corporate Headquarters, R&D and laboratory facilities for Ciena Corp; Guilford Pharmaceuticals; Medimmune Pharmaceuticals, Celera Genomics and Lonza Biologics, Portsmouth, NH;

• Vlastimil Koubek, Architect, D.C.; Notter Associates, Wash. DC: Principal; Project Manager, construction administration and space planning of Federal GSA and State of MD General Services buildings including: Veterans Affairs Building, K Street, DC; Ariel Rios Customs building, Federal Triangle, DC; United States Information Agency Building, 9th and Pennsylvania Ave, DC; International Finance Corporation Building, K Street and Pennsylvania Ave. DC; Holmes Hall restoration/renovation, Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD; Designed adaptive re-use of a branch post office into a MD town’s main library;

• Morrison Knudsen, National Capitol Office, Columbia, MD: Principal; Designed and/or managed various high security, GSA projects for various government agencies; Bureau of Printing and Engraving, D.C.; Defense Mapping Agency, Bethesda, MD; military housing, Walter Reed Hospital, D.C.;

FLORIDA • Boyer/Boyer Architects; PQH, Architects, Jacksonville, FL: Project design/project architect/manager for various north Florida (Duval County) schools including Loretto Elementary, Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Beauclerc Elementary, and Ribault High School;

• KBJ Architects, Jacksonville, FL: Vice President: project manager for the architectural portion of a $326M (1985 $’s) Capital Outlay/Bond Issue Program, Duval (FL) County School District, Jacksonville FL. Program and Project managed the construction of 2 new high schools, 3 middle schools and 5 elementary schools. Reviewed architect solicitations and documents, recommended architect selections for DCSB architects; Project architect/construction administration of a $90M retirement community in Sawgrass/Ponte Vedra, FL;

ST. LOUIS, MO: • SVERDRUP Corp. (Now JACOBS), World Headquarters, St. Louis, MO.: Architectural Division Assistant Manager and Manager of Design: Programmed, master planned, designed, and managed numerous projects/facilities:

International Projects: Master planned and designed an Airborne and Physical Training School, including its 27 buildings, in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia; master planned and designed a military air cargo facility; master plan and designed the SA Ministry of Communications Building; master planned a community for 10,000 persons, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; designed a elementary school, a retirement complex and the 29 story Bank of Oman, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; designed the joint use Admin/Conference Center for General Dynamics and the Egyptian Air Force, Cairo, Egypt; master planned two Exxon worker communities and programmed/space planned the Banco de Bogota Hq, building, Colombia SA; designed the 30 story Banco Concepcion, Santiago, Chile, SA; Traveled to and met with owner/users. Spent time in all of these locations.

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Domestic Projects: Master planned Corps of Engineers move from Ft. Belvour VA, to Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, Designed the Norwegian Embassy, , DC; designed interior renovations for Union Station/Amtrak station, Washington, DC; designed renovations for Boston Garden/Green Line North Terminal, Boston, MA; designed the Nashville/Davidson County, TN, Criminal Justice Center; designed the Monsanto “O” Building, Conference/Laboratory building, St. Louis, MO; designed the McDonnell- Douglas Corp. Building 103, aircraft R & D test facility, St. Louis, MO. Designed the St. Charles IL, Middle School and their first accessible elementary school; designed the Fairmont University, W. Virginia, Physical Education Building (1st Honor Award, Design, W. Virginia, AIA); designed Tretolite Petroleum Corporate Hq, St. Louis, MO; designed St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, St. Louis, MO; designed three 100,000sf speculative office buildings, in various locations. Designed terminal expansions, Lambert International Airport, St. Louis; master planned and designed the Lambert Air-Cargo facilities.

MICHIGAN • Kingscott Associates, Kalamazoo, MI: Project Manager: Designed Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, High School; Elementary schools in Bunker Hill and Knox, Indiana; In Michigan: Hartford High School; Covert Elementary school and New Haven Middle School;

• Private Practice; W.L. Awodey, AIA, Architect, St. Joseph, MI: During the period from 1970 to 1974, held every office in Western Michigan Chapter, AIA; while in private practice, designed many 3500sf to 5000+sf private residences, and served as Michigan architect on the Kalamazoo Hilton Hotel/Convention Center for ELS, Elbasani/Logan Architects, of Berkeley CA;

Associates, Birmingham, MI: During a Leave of Absence from Minoru Yamasaki Assoc, was Design team leader for Gunnar Birkerts’, Federal Reserve Bank Project, , MN

• Minoru Yamasaki and Associates, Troy, MI: Architect: Eleven years, including 4.5 years on the original design team of the 110-story World Trade Center, NY. Also worked as a designer on , , ; the Century Towers, Century City, Los Angeles; IBM Building, ; Manufacturers Traders Trust building, Buffalo, NY; Miyako-Kintetsu Hotel, Tokyo; Singapore Sheraton Hotel; Boston Logan International Airport, American Airline Terminal; Montgomery Ward World Headquarters, , IL.

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