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Ursa Comp Quals.Indd 1 Ursa International • GETTING CLOSE TO WILDLIFE General Qualifications October 2013 Ursa International • 366 Oakland Avenue, S.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30312 • 1-404-222-0488 • www.ursainternational.org 2 FIRM PROFILE WHO WE ARE Typical Ursa Scope of Work: I. Concept Planning rsa International offers strong leadership A series of intensive on-site Workshops from Programming, to Concept U planning and building tomorrow’s Planning and Design to quickly determine a project’s scope, budget and conservation/education facilities in National development program. Each workshop is summarized by a Workshop Parks, Zoological Parks, Museums, Aquariums, Manual that reviews the entire session’s progress and points to the goals Botanical Gardens, Private Wildlife Reserves and objectives of the next workshop. and Nature Centers, worldwide. Ursa was established in 1994, drawing together the experience and passions of Nevin and Gail Lash. Nevin had spent ten years as Senior II. Master Planning Associate/Landscape Architect at CLRdesign, Inc. where he was project A series of intensive on-site Workshops from review of Concept Planning manager on many of CLR’s award winning projects. Gail Lash was the and Institutional goals and objectives. The Master Planning workshops Zoo Biologist at Zoo Atlanta, where she coordinated the Zoo’s construction look at Programming, Planning, Design and Design Development Phases projects for five years during the $25 million redevelopment after over 10 to move quickly but comprehensively through the complex design issues years as a Zoo Keeper. Together they understand both sides of the zoo of the project. Each of these workshops are summarized by a Workshop design experience and can lead effective projects. Manual, that reviews the entire session’s progress and points to the goals and objectives of the next workshop. Ursa is particularly skilled in implementing a “team approach” to achieve client’s goals for complex projects. We collaborate with selected professionals, to maximize creativity and effectiveness. III. Exhibit Design The following represents some of the technical services that Ursa and our consultants will be responsible for during Exhibit Design Projects: Biological Criteria Programming: These include detailed program requirements for design criteria based on the biological and psychological needs of the specific animal. Behavioral enrichment, social needs, temperature requirements, as well as physical size and abilities of the animal are considered. USDA regulations and AZA recommendations are also considered in programming. References Habitat and Visitor Design: These include interior/exterior animal landscapes and exhibit furnishings Please contact any of our previous clients for references: such as artificial rocks, caves, water features, trees, landscape simulation and nontoxic plant materials, substrates, and perches. Extensive scale Marshall Judges Dr. David Jones modeling and detailed site sketching are required to provide direction Zoo New England North Carolina Zoo for each special exhibit contractor. With the assistance from one of our 617-989-3735 336-879-7101 consultants we offer Architectural Renderings and Artist Perspectives for fundraising efforts. Dr. Terry Maple Jack Mulvena Zoo Consultant Brevard Zoo Animal Security Systems: 561-533-0887 401-785-3510 x.309 These include interior/exterior animal barriers, caging, doors, observation, and day-to-day management systems. Continually changing standards Dr. Dwight Lawson Clare Richardson for keeper safety and animal welfare require more complex materials, Zoo Atlanta Dian Fossy Gorilla Fund equipment and layouts. This element requires considerable design time 404-624-5619 404-624-5959 with keepers and trainers. Dr. Mike Maunder Florida International University IV. Community Ecotourism Planning 305-348-4801 Ursa provides services to assess the attitudes and readiness of community residents for development options which promote conservation of natural and cultural resources, while still providing economic and educational opportunities for the community. Ursa International • 366 Oakland Avenue, S.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30312 • 1-404-222-0488 • www.ursainternational.org 2 3 CONCEPT PLANNING WHAT WE DO: CONCEPT PLANNING Selected Concept Planning Projects: Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, GA. • Carnivore Complex * Parakeet Walkabout Aviary Concept Planning starts with the institution - you, the * KidZone Concept Plan client. While the director and staff have the training and experience to generate ideas, insight * Rollins Children’s Zoo * Warthog/Mongoose Exhibit and in-depth understanding for the questions facing the institution, a facilitator is generally * The Living Tree House needed to bring the group to consensus and to document the product. Our workshop process * Komodo Exhibit has proven to be successful, in multiple institutions, and in several countries around the world, * Outback Station at doing just that. We can help you answer the question - What’s Next? Zoo New England, Boston, MA. * Gorilla Management Plan We act as your “in-house” planning office: to work with your staff, to coordinate and facilitate * Tiger Exhibit 1 & 2 information gathering group workshops, and to document the ideas and criteria for possible * Black Bear Exhibit further development. We will work to gather ideas and feedback from a wide range of staff, with • Gibbon/Otter Exhibits special meetings for special groups. Charles Paddock Zoo, Atascadaro, CA . * Concept Master Plan Once we have completed generating ideas, we facilitate consensus-building activities where the staff works together to agree on their ...next great thing! We use a variety of group activities that Rome Zoo “Bioparco”, Rome, Italy are designed to allow the Institution to acquire ownership of its ideas, and see them illustrated * Concept Master Plan on their site. * Brown Bear Exhibit * Great Ape Exhibit * Savanna Exhibit * Pygmy Hippo Exhibit Chimp Haven. Shreveport, LA. * Concept Master Plan * Visitor Access Plan * Education Center North Carolina Zoological Park, Asheboro, N.C. CONCEPT PLANNING WORKSHOPS * Chimpanzee Exhibit Workshop based Design Process * Australian Outback * Polar Bear Expansion Using a series of intensive on-site Workshops, from Blue Sky Visioning, Deep Water Analysis, Pre- The New Hope Zoo, Kingston, Jamaica Programming and Concept Design Phases, Ursa and the client team move quickly but comprehensively * Concept Master Plan through the initial design process of a project. * Phase I Concept Plan Each of these workshops are summarized by a Workshop Manual, that reviews the entire session’s Cape May County Park/Zoo, N.J. progress and points to the goals and objectives of the next workshop. During the period between * Master Concept Plan workshops, Ursa refines the planning documents and accurately depicts the design intent and concept. * Concept Plan Update Ursa works with you to determine how many workshops are needed for your project’s goals to be met. At Roger Williams Park Zoo, Providence,RI the end of these workshops, we pull together a final report that can be used for a variety of promotional * Polar Bear and surrounding exhibits uses. Depending on the project, renderings or models can be assembled to visually represent the ideas to a wider audience. Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International Ruhengeri, Rwanda While the Concept Plan is complete, the project needs further design and development to get it built (see * Mountain Gorilla Visitor Center Master Planning and Zoological Design pages). It will, however, answer the question - What’s Next? and * Operational Headquarters help you get the financial support you need to assemble a full design team to take it through construction. Zoo Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia * Chimpanzee Complex • Services Building/Vet Clinic • Brown Bear/Wolf Exhibit * Savannah Exhibit Ursa International • 366 Oakland Avenue, S.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30312 • 1-404-222-0488 • www.ursainternational.org 4 MASTER PLANNING WHAT WE DO: MASTER PLANNING Master Planning requires the skills and input from a wide range of professional fields: owner’s representatives in facility management and administration, research, fund-raising, visitor services, marketing, education, engineering and in zoological instances, animal management/husbandry professionals and veterinary sciences. As consultants, we count on experts in the field and the client to bring forward the needed criteria to make the plan fit the application. Using an interactive workshop format, Ursa weaves together all of the important elements to create individually tailored Master Plans for our clients. Zoological Master Plans that we have managed: Brandywine Zoo (AZA) 2006 Rome Zoo “Bioparco, 2001 Wilmington, Delaware Rome, Italy Cape May County Zoo (AZA) 2006 Return to Hope Zoo, 2003 & 2012 Cape May Courthouse, NJ Kingston, Jamaica Charles Paddock Zoo (AZA) 2004 *Zoo Atlanta (AZA), 1986 & 2004+ Atascadaro, California Atlanta Georgia Blue Hill Reservation, 2008 *Birmingham Zoo (AZA), 1994 Boston, Massachusetts Birmingham, Alabama Perimeter Service Road Wild Cat and Landscape Buffer Wood Hens Wolf Brook Run Nature Park, 2003 *The Birmingham Ecoplex (AZA) 1994 Lynx Slovene Farm Slovene Wildlife Atlanta, Georgia Birmingham, Alabama Owls Bear Asian Forest & Wolf Gibbon Natural Forest Buffer Red Panda Demonstration Shed Leopard Bear Cherokee Wildlife Park, 2006 *Los Angeles Zoo (AZA), 1992 Camel Eagle Restaurant Amphitheater Ibex Cafe/Restrooms Cherokee, North Carolina Los Angeles, California Children’s Zoo Elephant
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