New Residence Hall AddiƟ ons Eastern Wyoming College

Statement of Qualifi caƟ ons

January 2, 2014

January 2, 2014

Mr. Clyde Woods, Director Procurement and Contracts Eastern Wyoming College 3200 West C Street Torrington, WY 82240

RE: Statement of Qualifications New Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College

Dear Mr. Woods and Selection Committee:

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. is excited to submit this Letter of Interest for the new residence hall additions at Eastern Wyoming College. This project represents a wonderful opportunity to integrate the expertise of our design team into a design process that will pro- mote your vision of a “dynamic center for education” for Eastern Wyoming College, providing safe, secure housing for your students.

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. offers an exceptional design team for this project, one that is committed to working effectively with the College to define a direction and realistic design strategy for EWC. Our combined strengths are highlighted below:

Experienced Design Team

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has been built upon a reputation for creative architecture, the client relationships we have developed and the project management processes we have implemented to make our project delivery most effective. ALMA has completed over 25 multi-family housing projects in the last fifteen years, including a dozen specifically designated as student housing on or near college cam- puses. These projects range in size from small wood-framed, 2-story private apartments to a 6-story concrete and steel residence hall.

Our design team is uniquely qualified to guide Eastern Wyoming College in their residence hall additions, one that fits with their vision of “Excellence in Education”. Our team members are each highly experienced in their respective disciplines and we have combined our talents on a variety of related projects.

Higher Education Experience

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has designed over 60 projects since 1990 for institutions of higher education, working on the campuses of Colorado State University, the University of Colorado-Boulder, the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, Adams State University and Front Range Community College. Recent residence hall projects include Baker Hall Renovations and Williams Village North for CU-Boulder and Academic Village for CSU. Other design team members bring additional experience from University of Wyoming, Mesa State College, and other institutions throughout Wyoming and Colorado.

Commitment and Motivation

This is exactly the type of work that we love to do. We have built a reputation of designing higher education projects that are visionary, yet realistic, and have lasting value for the College and the community -- a place that students feel is their “home away from home”. We thrive on exceeding our client’s expectations and providing a level of expertise and service that is unmatched. Our current workloads are consistent, but not excessive, and we have the in-house capabilities to meet your schedule expectations. We are able to begin work on your project immediately.

We are delighted by the opportunity to help you achieve your vision for the residence hall additions, and we are organized and committed to the effort described in the SOQ for this project. We are confident that the collective talents and capabilities of our team will exceed your expectations, and ask that you provide us the opportunity to work together to fulfill the potential for Eastern Wyoming College.

ALLER•LINGLE•MASSEY ARCHITECTS P.C. Sincerely, 712 Whalers Way, Building B, Suite 100 Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 223-1820 www.aller-lingle-massey.com Bradley A. Massey, AIA, LEED AP [email protected]

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Firm Information DESIGN TEAM Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has been built upon a repu- Ian Shuff, AIA, LEED AP, Project Architect tation for creative architecture, the client relationships we have Ian Shuff is an associate principal and project architect of developed and the project management processes we have imple- Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. Ian is one of our firm’s top mented to make our project delivery more effective. We propose designers, and has extensive experience in the design of com- a project design team made up of the most qualified firms to help mercial office, retail, mixed-use and multifamily residential proj- you realize your goals. ects, including The Flats at the Oval student housing/mixed-use project across from CSU campus in Fort Collins, and the Mirasol DESIGN TEAM Senior Community in Loveland.

Our design team is uniquely qualified to guide Eastern Wyoming Ian has a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Montana State College in the construction of two residence hall additions, that fits University, is a licensed architect in Colorado. His experience with their vision. Our team members are each highly experienced has all been with Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C., becoming in their respective disciplines and have combined our talents on a an Associate Principal in 2008. variety of related projects.

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. Chris Freeland, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Project Manager Chris Freeland is an architect and project manager in the firm of Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has designed more than 60 Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. Chris has extensive experi- projects in the area of higher education design over our 25-year his- ence in higher education projects, including the Academic and tory, including work at Colorado State University, the University of Training Center and Academic Village Commons for Colorado Colorado-Boulder and the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, State University, and the Success Center Renovation for Front Front Range Community College and the University of Northern Range Community College. Current work includes the Baker Colorado. We have earned a solid reputation for creating inspir- Hall Renovation for CU-Boulder and Moby Arena Renovation ing yet cost-effective design solutions and building lasting client relationships through our responsiveness and unsurpassed project management policies.

Brad Massey, AIA, LEED AP, Principal-In-Charge Brad Massey is a principal in the firm of Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. of Fort Collins, Colorado. Brad’s broad expertise in projects for universities and higher education has led the firm to become a leader in the design of creative student housing and dining projects. Past projects include Williams Village North Expansion for the Univeristy of Colorado-Boulder, and Aspen Hall and Commons at the Academic Village for Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado. Current work includes the Baker Hall Renovation at CU-Boulder and Lory Student Center Revitalization at CSU.

Brad holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Kansas State University, is a licensed architect in Colorado, an NCARB Certificate holder and a LEED accredited professional. He has also completed the Green Building Certificate Program in the Department of Construction Management at CSU.

ALLER•LINGLE•MASSEY ARCHITECTS P.C. 712 Whalers Way, Building B, Suite 100 Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 223-1820 www.aller-lingle-massey.com [email protected]

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 1 SUBCONSULTANTS

Landscape Architecture Economy of structure is important to all projects, but is often the driving element of many commercial and institutional projects. To be determined. As we ascertain the scope of this project, we KL&A recognizes that structural economy results from an optimal would like to discuss the selection of the Landscape Architect con- understanding of material, creative engineering, architectural sultant with EWC. value, constructability, sequencing, coordination and market forc- es. Their experience, engineering understanding and innovation Martin/Martin Inc. combine to produce creative and appropriate solutions.

Martin/Martin Wyoming Inc. (MMWYO) and its predecessor KL&A INC. firms have been continuously providing engineering services from 150 S. Main Street Wyoming for over 30 years. MMWYO specializes in the civil and Buffalo, WY 82834 structural engineering services for new buildings and additions/ (307) 621-7011 renovations to existing buildings, as well as the evaluation of exist- www.klaa.com ing structures. We are knowledgeable in designing and detailing [email protected] projects in Torrington and understand the local soil conditions and how to design with all of the traditional building materials including structural steel, reinforced concrete, masonry, cold-formed metals, MKK Engineers timber and precast concrete. Additionally, we are constantly stay- ing up-to-date and familiar with today’s latest products, systems, MKK Consulting Engineers, Inc. is a mechanical and electrical engi- and code requirements. Our knowledge base is vast, and we wel- neering firm founded in 1959, specializing in mechanical and elec- come the unique challenges each project brings, large or small. trical engineering for new construction, renovation and expansion projects. MKK’s goal is to develop a clear understanding of the Located in Cheyenne, the Wyoming staff includes nine UW gradu- clients’ needs and recommend solutions to promote their success, ate engineers with over 70 years combined experience, and six building long-term relationships as a true consultant to clients, not Wyoming registered professional engineers. as just another engineer on a project.

MMWYO has provided engineering services for a significant num- In addition to MEP design, MKK also provides commissioning, ber and large variety of Wyoming higher education as well as pri- engineering studies and reports to analyze existing building sys- mary and secondary school projects over the years. We have com- tems, alternative energy solutions, indoor air quality, demand pleted designs for these facilities using all of the traditional building side management, energy audits, life cycle costing, life safety code materials and are quite familiar with local construction practices. summary and forensic engineering.

MARTIN/MARTIN INC. MKK ENGINEERS 4020 Laramie Street 500 West 18th St., Ste. 200 Cheyenne, WY 82001 Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 637-8422 (307) 634-7647 www.mmwyo.com www.mkkeng.com [email protected] [email protected]

KL&A Inc.

KL&A Inc. is a Colorado-based structural engineering company that is transforming the way structures are designed by rethinking the traditional structural design process and integrating it with their involvement in the construction process. The firm was founded in 1947 and currently has four offices with 47 employees. Since its inception, KL&A has worked to display their creative skills, whether in the service of economy, constructability, or expression of a unique architectural vision. They have designed commercial, mixed-use, residential, offices and schools using a multitude of building materials from steel and concrete to hay bales, heavy tim- ber, rammed earth and structural glass. They have participated in projects designed for sustainability and centered on values of green construction practices.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 2 DESIGN TEAM ORGANIZATION

EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE

Residence Life Project Team

ARCHITECT OF RECORD/ PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects QUALITY CONTROL ARCHITECTURAL SUPPORT PRINCIPAL Brad Massey, AIA, LEED AP Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects Principal-in-Charge Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects Alanna Wolohon, Assoc. AIA, LEED BD+C David Lingle, AIA, LEED AP Ian Shuff, AIA, LEED AP Project Architect

Chris Freeland, AIA, LEED BD+C Project Manager

LANDSCAPE CIVIL STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL and ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

To Be Martin/Martin Inc. KL&A Inc. MKK Engineering Determined Ryan Rigg, P.E. Joe Hall, P.E. Gabe Herrera, P.E. Gregory Shavlik, P.E. John Jansons, P.E.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 3 INTEGRATED TEAM APPROACH Revit is a 3-dimensional CAD platform that allows all aspects of a Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. designs and produces construc- project to be designed and coordinated with 3-D visualizations, tion documents using an integrated team approach. Professional while simultaneously creating the construction documents for staff members are assigned to the project based upon their prior the project. The program creates conceptual 3-D graphic rep- experience and technical expertise in the design and construction resentations that can be used to explore alternative building systems anticipated. Once assigned to a particular project, the staff design styles, materials, finishes, colors and systems early in will be involved in that project from beginning to end. By maintain- the design process, then create fully modeled CAD renderings ing the same personnel throughout the project and having the prin- in later design phases. We create 3D modeling of all exte- cipal personally involved in all phases, we can maintain continuity rior and interior spaces as our design solutions are developed. with the Client and minimize errors due to miscommunication and misunderstanding.

Our proposed team of consultants shares our commitment to inno- vation, design creativity, sustainability and exceptional client service.

SCHEDULING

We establish milestone schedules for internal design team reviews and set regular progress meetings of the entire design team to facilitate decision-making and to track the project’s progress toward meeting our schedule commitments. We have established in-house project management policies and implementation strategies for the review and coordination of our consultants’ drawings, specifications and other sup- porting documentation with the work produced by our firm.

We have established parameters for communications throughout the project, determining which members of the design team may communicate directly with each other or the Client, but maintain- ing Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.’s principal-in-charge or project architect as the point for all communica¬tions coordination.

The primary firms proposed in our design team are all mid- sized offices ranging from 14 to over 40 employees. Our cur- rent workloads are consistent, but not excessive. We have the in-house capabilities to meet your schedule expectations.

(Historic Structure Assessments normally require an average of By utilizing Revit, FormZ and other rendering programs, six months to complete, including the SHF on-site consulta- we can create highly articulated 3-D computer mod- tion and all SHF reviews of the draft and final HSA reports.) els, renderings or animations. Rendering styles can vary from watercolor “washes” to highly photorealistic. COMPUTER-GENERATED DOCUMENTS Hardware in support of our 3D software includes a Canon Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. and our team of design iPF 700 full-color plotter, Savin 2400 WD engineering scan- consultants employ the latest technologies in computer- ner/copier and Xerox Docucolor 262 color printer/copier. aided architectural design and document preparation. These tools enable our design staffs to produce documents of the We have developed an extensive system of computerized highest quality and accuracy, while allowing greater flex- Microsoft Word master specifications, providing our project ibility in our creative design and problem-solving tasks. managers and design staff access to accurate and up-to-date documents for use in a wide range of project types. We have While much of our conceptual design efforts can be done by hand, found this approach to be more accurate and timely than Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. (and our team of consultants) using either canned “master specification” systems or out- utilizes Revit 2014 and AutoCAD Version 2014 software to cre- sourcing these documents to specification writing consultants. ate design and construction documents for all of our projects. These master specifications are regularly updated to keep pace with changing technologies and to respond to workmanship and quality control issues that have been encountered during construction of our current projects.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 4 CONSULTANT COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMMUNICATION WITH USER GROUPS

Our consultants use computer software programs for tasks such Design workshops, or “charrettes”, are multi-session collabora- as structural load calculations, energy modeling and energy tive discussions intended to explore a variety of issues related analysis, daylighting studies, structural systems comparative to the development of the project. Topics can generally include: analysis, mechanical and electrical systems comparative analy-  Site selection sis, and cost control and estimating. Life-cycle cost analysis soft-  Programming ware, such as the nationally-recognized HAP (Hourly Analysis  Site and building organization Program), is used to forecast energy usage over set time frames.  Special site features or restrictions  Design image and architectural treatment QUALITY CONTROL  Sustainability goals  Ongoing stakeholder or public involvement Quality control is a top priority of our firm. Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has implemented an in-house quality assur- ance plan for each of the project’s design phases, including an independent review at the end of each phase by one of the firm’s principals not managing the project. We encour- age our design staff and consultants to develop and organize the construction documents in a consistent and logical pro- gression, related to the anticipated sequence of construc- tion or site development, fostering an appreciation for what they would need on the jobsite if they were the contractor.

Quality control during construction begins with thorough and comprehensive reviews of submittals and shop draw- ings. This represents the “last line of defense” in ensur- ing that the drawings and specifications are consistent, and accurately represent the Owner’s goals and expectations. During the design workshop our multi-disciplinary team, along We mentor our project architects and project man- with the Client, support staff, stakeholders, will discuss, explore agers to work closely with the contractor’s superin- and blend design ideas and alternatives into a cohesive concep- tendent and staff to foresee field issues and proactively tual plan to move the project forward, often with a supporting work to resolve them ahead of something becoming document that outlines goals and philosophies. Stakeholders can a significant issue or impacting the construction schedule. include those people most directly affected by the outcome, those with important historical information or insights to share, We have also implemented construction phase and post- and decision makers who may have some control over the out- construction reviews with our design staff to assess come. These stakeholders are all involved in key decisions the quality, completeness, accuracy and constructabil- through a series of feedback reviews. The goal is to create a ity of the design and construction documents produced for feasible design approach that represents a synthesis of the best each project. Our goal is to not allow our project man- design ideas, allows an opportunity for all participants to be agement skills and policies to become static, instead to be heard, and will require minimal rework through later design continually improving based upon our current experience. phases, entitlement approvals and implementation. PROJECT CONSTRUCTION DELIVERY METHODOLOGY The intensive and productive work accomplished in the workshop makes people feel that their time was well spent and that they Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has considerable expe- are a part of something that isn’t just “planning as usual”. They rience working in all current project construction delivery become coauthors in a design process that is engaging, mean- systems, including design/build (D/B), construction manager ingful and fun – a process that asks participants what matters at risk (CMAR) where the CM or GC provides a guaranteed to them before the design phases begin in earnest, and then maximum price at a set point in the design process, con- involves them in the evolution of that design. struction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) where the CM or GC provides pre-construction design-assist services, A distinct benefit of a workshop is that people may begin to and traditional design/bid/build methods. We have had suc- change their perception of possible project outcomes – and there- cessful design and construction experiences with each of fore their position on the project itself – as they work through the these, as well as numerous “lessons learned” with each. process. That engagement fosters and maintains participation.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 5 FIRM PROFILE Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. is a comprehensive architec- ture and planning firm, providing design services for a broad range of project types. The firm is directed by principals Mick Aller, AIA, David Lingle, AIA, and Brad Massey, AIA, based upon a philosophy of innovative design, technical excellence and outstanding client service. Founded in 1986 as Aller•Lingle Architects P.C., the firm is committed to design excellence, but with a vision for the practice where the principals remain involved in all phases of a project.

The firm has grown into a group of 13 professionals, including eight registered architects and eight LEED accredited professionals, who work collaboratively to produce solid design solutions for each project. Architects are currently licensed to practice in Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nebraska and Minnesota.

ORGANIZATION

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. is organized as an S-Corporation in Colorado. Our office is located at: 712 Whalers Way, Suite B-100 Fort Collins, CO 80525 EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE DESIGN LEADERSHIP Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. has consistently produced Combining our creative strengths, Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects designs for both public and private clients that embody the highest P.C. has built a reputation as an award-winning design firm along standards of creativity and innovation, while remaining sensitive the Front Range of Colorado. We were honored as the 2002 Firm to function, site context, sustainability and cost-effectiveness. Our of the Year by the American Institute of Architects for both AIA firm has gained a broad background in a variety of project types, Colorado and AIA Colorado North Chapter. Our Colorado nomina- ranging in scale from $250,000 to over $60 million, including: tion resulted in our being named 2003 Firm of the Year by the AIA Western Mountain Region, encompassing six states in the moun-  Government and  Historic Rehabilitation and tain west area. Institutional Restoration  University and Higher  Historic Structure The firm’s comprehensive approach to design has also earned a Education Assessments and Master number of AIA Honor, Merit and Citation design awards, as well as  Elementary and Plans more than 30 state, regional and national design awards by a vari- Secondary Education  Parks, Recreation and ety of other professional organizations, construction and industry  Theaters and Community Facilities groups, and publications. Conference Centers  Sports and Athletic Facilities SUSTAINABILITY  Affordable and Market Rate Housing  Research and Diagnostic Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. is a recognized leader in envi-  Mixed-Use Urban Laboratories ronmentally-sensitive design, creating sustainable, high-perfor- Housing  Transportation Facilities mance building designs appropriate to a project’s goals and bud-  Student Housing and  Office, Medical and Multi- get. Our design approach embraces philosophies and technologies Dining Facilities tenant Commercial of sustainable design into the programming and conceptual design of each project, fostering an integrated approach where all design  Facilities Master  Light Industrial team members are encouraged to explore the benefits of innova- Planning and Space tive, high efficiency solutions. Many of our project designs have Needs Assessments been certified under the U. S. Green Building Council’s LEED sustain- able design program at the “Platinum”, “Gold” and “Silver” levels.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 6 㻌 FIRMQUALIFICATIONS

Martin/MartinWyomingInc.(MMWYO)anditspredecessorfirmshavebeen continuouslyprovidingengineeringservicesfromWyomingforover30years.MMWYO specializesinthecivilandstructuralengineeringservicesfornewbuildingsand additions/renovationstoexistingbuildings,aswellastheevaluationofexisting structures.WeareknowledgeableindesigninganddetailingprojectsinTorringtonand understandthelocalsoilconditionsandhowtodesignwithallofthetraditionalbuilding materialsincludingstructuralsteel,reinforcedconcrete,masonry,coldͲformedmetals, timberandprecastconcrete.Additionally,weareconstantlystayingupͲtoͲdateand  familiarwithtoday’slatestproducts,systems,andcoderequirements.Ourknowledge TorringtonMiddleSchool baseisvast,andwewelcometheuniquechallengeseachprojectbrings,largeorsmall.  LocatedinCheyenne,theWyomingstaffincludes: Ͳ 9UWgraduateengineerswithover70yearscombinedexperience Ͳ 6Wyomingregisteredprofessionalengineers  MMWYOhasprovidedengineeringservicesforasignificantnumberandlargevarietyof Wyominghighereducationaswellasprimaryandsecondaryschoolprojectsoverthe years.Wehavecompleteddesignsforthesefacilitiesusingallofthetraditionalbuilding materialsandarequitefamiliarwithlocalconstructionpractices.  RelevantprojectexperiencewithAllerͲLingleͲMassey:  ƒ ColoradoStateUniversity,FortCollins,Colorado LaramieCountyCommunityCollege ͲAcademicVillageDiningCommonsBuilding  ͲAcademicVillageStudentHousing ͲIndoorPracticeFacilityandTrainingCenterFacility ƒ UniversityofColorado,Boulder,Colorado Ͳ BakerResidenceHallRenovation(Design/Build) Ͳ KittredgeResidenceHall(Design/Build) Ͳ WilliamsVillage(Design/BuildResidenceHall) ƒ UniversityofNorthernColorado,Greeley,Colorado,WestCampusHousingFacilities Study(TaylorHall)  UniversityofWyoming ƒ AdamsStateCollege,Alamosa,Colorado EnergyResourceCenter Ͳ BaseballField  Ͳ FootballField Ͳ MultiͲPurposeField,SoftballFieldandParkingLot ƒ CloverBasinCommunityPark,Longmont,Colorado ƒ LincolnPerformingArtsCenterRemodel/Addition,FortCollins,Colorado  AdditionalProjectExperience: ƒ GoshenCountySchoolDistrict,Torrington,Wyoming ͲLingleͲFt.LaramieElementarySchoolPreliminaryPlanning  ͲMiscellaneousServices  ͲTorringtonMiddleSchool ƒ UniversityofWyoming,Laramie,Wyoming–over2dozenprojectsincluding: ͲArchaeologicalandAnthropologyResourceFacility ͲLiteracyResearchCenterandClinic ͲArenaͲAuditoriumRemodel ͲMarianH.RochelleGatewayCenter ͲCollegeofBusiness ͲMichaelB.EnziSTEMFacility ͲEnergyResourceCenter ͲPerformingArtsFacility ͲEngineeringComplex ͲRoofReplacementProjects ͲGolfPracticeFacility ͲWarMemorialStadiumWestLowerStandsPhaseI ͲHalfͲAcreGymnasiumAdditionandRenovation–LevelII ƒ LaramieCountyCommunityCollege,Cheyenne,Wyoming ͲHealthScienceBuilding ͲCentralPlantandUtilityTunnel 

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Firm Expertise • Complex and Design-Driven Architecture • Historic Restoration/Rehabilitation • Commercial and Residential Cost-Driven • Design/Build of Steel Structures Construction • Seismic Design • Unusual Structures and Structural Challenges • Peer Review Services

Firm Description and History KL&A is a company of structural designers, steel detailers, and builders. We are transforming the way structures are designed and built by rethinking the traditional structural design process, and integrating it with our involvement in the construction process. We are, first and foremost, structural engineers, but we are also artists, craftsmen, collaborators, and builders. We excel at the extraordinary. KL&A has existed since 1994, and currently has four offices with 44 employees. Since its inception, KL&A has worked with numerous highly talented architects and contractors around the U.S. who have allowed us to display our creative skills, whether they are in the Central Wyoming College service of economy, constructability, or Health Science Center expression of a unique architectural vision. We have done mixed-use, residential projects, offices and schools using a multitude of building materials from steel and concrete to hay bales, heavy timber, rammed earth, and structural glass. We have participated in projects designed for sustainability and centered on values of green construction practices. The ability to address all aspects of a project’s development from conception through completion of construction is a substantial advantage in the collaborative design and value engineering process, and the philosophy of the master builder is pervasive in our culture. Economy of structure is important to all projects; however it is the driving element of many commercial and institutional projects. At KL&A, we recognize that structural economy results from an optimal understanding of material, creative engineering, architectural value, constructability, sequencing, coordination and market forces. Our combination of experience, engineering understanding and innovation allows creative possibilities and appropriate solutions. We believe we are truly different and we seek to build relationships with clients that can recognize that difference.

Principals Gregory R. Kingsley, P.E., Ph.D., C.C.E. has 25 years experience in structural research, experimental testing and design, with a special emphasis on seismic design and masonry structures. Brant J. Lahnert, P.E. has 25 years experience, coming from a background in the investigation of structural failures, and now focusing on the design of architecturally significant buildings. M. Douglas Rutledge has 38 years of experience owning and managing steel fabrication companies, consulting with the steel construction industry and managing steel construction.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 8 50 years and counting! FIRM PROFILE

Accountability. Customer Service. Innovation. Integrity. Knowledge. Passion. Teamwork.

Company Headquarters MKK Consulting Engineers, Inc. is a the attributes of energy efficiency as 7600 East Orchard Rd, Ste. 250-S mechanical and electrical engineering an important step toward pollution Greenwood Village, CO 80111 firm founded in 1959. As a leader in prevention and the reduction of energy P 303.796.6000 the engineering design and consulting consumption and costs. In 2008, the F 303.796.6099 business for over 50 years, the company company was listed by Engineering specializes in mechanical and electrical News-Record as one of the “Top 100 Green engineering for new construction, Design Firms” in the country. Cheyenne, Wyoming Office renovation, and expansion projects. As 500 West 18th St., Ste. 200 consultants, MKK’s goal is to develop a A private corporation, MKK is managed Cheyenne, WY 82001 clear understanding of the clients’ needs by four principals and nine associates. P 307.634.7647 and recommend solutions to promote their Our headquarters are located in Denver, F 307.638.6094 success. MKK’s goal is to build long-term Colorado, with branch offices Cheyenne, relationships as a true consultant to clients, Wyoming, Billings, Montana, and not as just another engineer on a project. Dickinson, North Dakota. Using state-of- Billings , Montana Office the-art technologies, we facilitate quick, 175 North 27th St., Ste. 1312 In addition to MEP design, MKK also accurate sharing of resources between Billings, MT 59101 provides commissioning, engineering offices, and ensure appropriate levels P 406.265.1141 studies and reports to analyze existing of staffing and expertise to support F 406.256.1191 building systems, alternative energy projects across the United States. At solutions, indoor air quality, demand side present, MKK staff totals 65 employees, Helena, Montana Office management, energy audits, life cycle including 54 production staff, 26 of which PO Box 9643 costing, life safety code summary, and are Professional Engineers (PE). The firm’s Helena, MT 59604 forensic engineering. engineers are licensed throughout the P 406.438.1467 US, giving us the ability to practice across As a member of the United States Green F 406.256.1191 the country. Building Council, MKK meets the growing demand for green and sustainable Dickinson, North Dakota Office design strategies and practices with 50 S. 3rd Ave., Ste. 1008 LEED accredited professionals. Over Dickinson, ND 58601 fifty percent of MKK’s production staff P 701.483.3422 is LEED accredited. Also an EPA Energy F 701.483.1842 Star® Service Provider, MKK promotes

Mechanical, Electrical & Energy Consultants

50 years and counting!

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Qualifi cations BRADLEY A. MASSEY, AIA, LEED AP Principal Aller•Lingle•Massey Archit ects P.C.

Brad Massey has been with Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. since 1994 and became a full partner in 2001. Brad specializes in student housing and other university projects. He is an NCARB Certificate holder and is a LEED Accredited Professional.

Affiliations Role in Project American Institute of Architects, Principal-in-Charge Member, 1995-Present U. S. Green Building Council, LEED Education Accredited Professional, 2009-Present Bachelor of Architecture, Kansas State University, 1994 Green Building Certificate Program, Colorado State University, 2005 Honors/Awards Registration Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society Academic All-Big 8, Kansas State Registered Architect, Colorado, 1999, #203420 University, 3-time honoree Registered Architect, Minnesota, 2010, #48375 Phillips 66 Big 8 Classroom Champion, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, 1999, #51,793 Kansas State University, 3-time honoree Nominated for GTE Academic All- Major Projects American Baker Hall Renovation, University of Colorado-Boulder Captain, Kansas State University Track Williams Village North Expansion, University of Colorado-Boulder Team, 1993 Newsom Residence Hall Site Redevelopment, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Professional Service Aspen Hall at Academic Village, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, AIA Colorado North Chapter, Colorado Treasurer-Elect, 2003; Treasurer, 2004 Academic Village Residence Halls and Dining Commons, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Summit Hall Main Campus Undergraduate Student Housing, Colorado State Community Involvement University, Fort Collins, Colorado City of Fort Collins Building Review Lory Student Center Revitalization, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Board, Vice Chairman, 1998-2004 Colorado City of Fort Collins International Lory Student Center Theatre Renovation, Colorado State University, Fort Residential Code Review Task Group Member, 2003 Collins, Colorado Ram’s Horn Vestibule Entry, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Atmospheric Science/CIRA Research Addition, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado West Campus Residence Halls Exterior Renovation, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado CIRA Office Building Addition, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado University Center Remodel, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 13 IAN D. SHUFF, AIA, LEED AP Associate Principal Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.

Ian Shuff joined Aller•Lingle Architects P.C. in 1999, becoming a registered architect in 2007 and an associate principal in 2008. Ian specializes in a variety of multi-family and student housing, mixed-use commercial, retail, light industrial, and research project types, as well as natural areas and historic preservation work. Ian is a LEED Accredited Professional.

Affiliations Role in Project American Institute of Architects, Project Architect Member, 2000-Present U. S. Green Building Council, LEED Education Accredited Professional, 2009-Present American Institute of Architectural Bachelor of Architecture, Montana State University, 1999 Students, 1995-98 Registration Registered Architect, Colorado, 2007, #400959 Honors/Awards National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, 2010 Community Service by an Architect Award, AIA Colorado North Chapter, Experience 2013 Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C., Fort Collins, Colorado Award for Excellence in Historic Civic 2008-Present, Associate Principal Restoration, Colorado Springs Historic Preservation Alliance, Heller Main 1999-2007, Designer/Architect House and Guest House Restorations, 2011 and 2012 Major Projects ABC Merit Award, Soapstone Prairie Natural Area, 2009 Schrader Student Housing/Mixed-Use Redevelopment, Fort Collins, Colorado Fort Collins Urban Design Award, The 1409 W. Elizabeth Student Housing, Fort Collins, Colorado Villaggio, 2008 The Flats at the Oval Student Housing/Mixed-Use Development, Fort Collins, Community Service by an Architect Colorado Award, AIA North Chapter, 2010 Appleblossom Townhomes Student Housing, Fort Collins, Colorado Mirasol Senior Housing Expansion, Housing Authority of the City of Loveland, Community Involvement Colorado City of Fort Collins Landmark Ashcroft Park Apartments, Evans, Colorado Preservation Commission, 2003-2009; Vice-Chair, 2006-08; Chair, 2009 Bucking Horse Townhomes, Fort Collins, Colorado One Boardwalk Place Apartments, Fort Collins, Colorado Park Place Plaza Apartments, Loveland, Colorado Vista Ridge Condominiums, Estes Park, Colorado Talons Pointe Apartments and Townhomes, Estes Park Housing Authority, Estes Park, Colorado Heller Center Main House Exterior Restoration and Interior Rehabilitation, University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Heller Center Guest House Exterior Restoration and Interior Rehabilitation, University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Jessup Farm Mixed-Use Development and Rehabilitation, Fort Collins, Colorado Cancer Innovation Center, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 14 CHRIS FREELAND, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Associate Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.

Chris Freeland has been a registered architect since 2003 and joined Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. the same year. Chris specializes in university and municipal government work, and is a LEED Accredited Professional.

Role in Project Affiliations Project Manager American Institute of Architects, Member, 2003-Present Education U. S. Green Building Council, LEED Accredited Professional BD+C, 2009- Bachelor of Architecture, Kansas State University, 1997 Present Registration Registered Architect, Colorado, 2003, #203733 Community Involvement Rotary International, Member, 1999-2004 Experience Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C., Fort Collins, Colorado 2008-Present, Associate Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C., Fort Collins, Colorado 2003-2007, Project Manager/Architect Bley Associates Architects, Greeley, Colorado 1998-2003, Project Manager Schwerdt Design Group, Topeka, Kansas 1997-1998, Architectural Intern Gorden Embers Architects, P.A., Winfield, Kansas Summer 1995 and 1996, Intern

Major Projects Moby Arena Training Room Addition and Renovation, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Baker Hall Renovation, University of Colorado-Boulder Success Center, Front Range Community College, Longmont, Colorado Lincoln Center Additions and Renovation, City of Fort Collins, Colorado Ram's Horn Entry Vestibule, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Academic Village Dining Commons, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Academic and Training Center, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Council Tree Library, City of Fort Collins and Poudre River Public Library District, Fort Collins, Colorado Frontier Academy School (Phase 1 Middle School), Greeley, Colorado

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 15 㻌 KEYPERSONNEL  RyanRigg,PE,SeniorProjectEngineer,CivilEngineering,Martin/MartinWyoming,Inc.  RyanisaWyomingresident,UniversityofWyominggraduate,andhasmorethan15yearsofcivil engineeringconstructionmanagementandowner’srepresentativeexpertise.Hisexperienceasa constructionmanagerandownersrepresentativeincludesplanningprocesses,constructiondocuments, feasibilitystudies,opinionofestimatedcosts,projectmanagement,constructionmanagementincluding reviewofpayapplications,administrationandobservation.Asadesignengineer,hisexperienceincludes water,sanitarysewerandstormdrainageutilitiesdesign,utilityrelocations,gradinganderosioncontrol plansandreports,hydrologystudies,hydraulicdesign,roadwaydesignandcostestimating.Ryanhas workedextensivelyoninstitutional,residential,commercialandmixedͲuselanddevelopmentprojectsaswellas transportation,publicutility,drainageandfloodcontrolinfrastructureprojects.Representativeprojectexperience includes:  ƒ VeteranHighway,Torrington,WyomingͲDesignof120footlighttower,sevenreinforcedconcreteboxculverts andonereinforcedconcreteboxculvertextension. ƒ LaramieCountyCommunityCollegeResidenceHall,Cheyenne,Wyoming ƒ AfflerbachElementarySchool,Cheyenne,Wyoming ƒ TriumphHighSchool,Cheyenne,Wyoming ƒ PineBluffsDaycareFacility,PineBluffs,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ AllAroundWesternSuperstore,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ CheyenneBoardofPublicUtilitiesBuildingAddition,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementand Design ƒ CheyenneTechCenterandFlexCenter,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ JonahBank,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ MillerInsulation,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagement,Design ƒ Nanotechnologies,Inc.,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ RecreationCenterAddition,PineBluffs,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ StateofWyomingAgricultureOfficeandLaboratoryBuildingsite,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProject ManagementandDesign ƒ VanDiestSupplyCompany,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilDesign ƒ WyomingEquipment–JohnDeereandBobcatDealership,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementand Design ƒ WyomingGameandFishHeadquartersExpansionsite,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementand Design ƒ WyomingMachinery,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ WyomingRentsCorporation,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagementandDesign ƒ YMCAAddition,Cheyenne,WyomingͲCivilProjectManagement/Design  Registration: ProfessionalEngineer–Colorado,Wyoming Education: BSCE,1998,UniversityofWyoming(Laramie)

  

Residence Hall Additions 㻌 Eastern Wyoming College 16 Joe D. Hall, P.E. Project Manager/Wyoming Office Manager

TECHNICAL SPECIALTIES Analysis and design of structures involving all building materials. Production and coordination of construction documents during all phases of design and throughout construction.

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering - Structural Emphasis University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, 2001. Master of Science, Civil Engineering - Structural Emphasis University of Texas, Austin, Texas, 2003.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS  Wyoming-12255  Colorado-40711  South Dakota -11421

EXPERIENCE 2010-present Wyoming Office Manager/Lead Engineer, KL&A, Inc., Buffalo, Wyoming. 2003 - 2010 Project Manager/Project Engineer, KL&A, Inc., Golden, Colorado. Management and design of residential, commercial, retail, multi-story residential, and public structures. 2001- 2003 Graduate Research Assistant, University of Texas, Austin, Texas. 1999 - 2001 Civil/Architectural Engineering Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.

RECENT REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

Engineer of Record x Central Wyoming College Student Housing, Riverton and Sinks Canyon , Wyoming; 23,000 sf two-story wood framed student residences. x Casper College Residence Hall. Casper, Wyoming; 135,000 sf overall foundation design and all site built superstructure design. x Central Wyoming College Health Science Center, Riverton, Wyoming; 53,000 sf steel framed classroom building. x Sublette Center Independent Living Facility, Pinedale, Wyoming; 27,000 sf wood framed senior living facility. x Ranchester Information Center, Ranchester, Wyoming; 2,000 sf wood framed travel center on a shallow frost protected foundation system.

Project Manager/Engineer x New Centennial R-1 School, San Luis, CO; 62,000 sf single story K-12 school featuring Insulated Concrete Form and CMU walls with wood and steel bar joist roofs. x Campus Village Apartments, Denver, Colorado; 250,400 sf four stories of wood framed student housing on an elevated concrete podium slab for the Auraria campus. x University of New Mexico Film School, Albuquerque, New Mexico; 22,000 sf, three story steel framed building featuring theater space and sky bridge to an adjacent building. x Georgia O’Keefe Elementary School, Albuquerque, New Mexico; 80,000 sf school featuring several cantilevered floor and roof areas, large two-story clerestory cafeteria, multiple roof planes and several large canopies.

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Gregory S. Shavlik, P.E., M.L.S.E. Project Manager

TECHNICAL SPECIALTIES Analysis and design of structures involving all building materials. Production and coordination of construction documents during all phases of design and throughout construction.

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering – Structural Emphasis University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, 1999 Master of Science, Civil Engineering – Structural Emphasis University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, 2000

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Wyoming-12954  Colorado-38965  Montana-17685  North Dakota-7444

EXPERIENCE 2011 - present Project Manager/Engineer, KL&A, Inc., Buffalo, Wyoming Project management and structural design for various types of building occupancies and framing materials, as well as office marketing. 2010- 2011 Structural Engineering Department Manager, Hyalite Engineers, Bozeman, Montana Project management and structural design for various types of building occupancies and framing materials, department management, marketing. 2006- 2010 Project Manager/Engineer, Beaudette Consulting Engineers, Bozeman, Montana Project management and structural design for various types of building occupancies and framing materials. 2001-2006 Project Manager/Engineer, HCDA Engineering, Colorado Springs, Colorado Project management and structural design for various types of building occupancies and framing materials.

RECENT REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Engineer of Record x Evanston Medical Office Building, Evanston, WY; 9,000 sf steel framed structure on spread footings. x Nissan Dealership, Helena, MT; 22,500 sf steel framed single level structure on spread footings.* Project Manager/Engineer x Central Wyoming College – Health Science Center, Riverton, WY; 52,000 sf steel framed educational building. x Carbondale Library, Carbondale, Colorado; 13,250 sf single story steel framed library with glass atrium and tall curtain walls and canopies, anticipated LEED certified. x University of Montana - Native American Studies, Missoula, MT; 30,000 sf steel framed educational building.* x Douglas County High School #7, #8, and #9, Douglas County, CO; 257,000 sf steel and masonry high school.* x Douglas County Elementary Schools #35, #37, #39 and #41, Douglas County, CO; two level steel and precast concrete elementary schools.* x Roaring Fork High School, Carbondale, CO; steel, masonry, pre-cast and cast in place concrete high school. * x Aurora K-8 School #1 & #2, Aurora, CO; two level masonry and steel structure on deep foundation system.* x Brighton K-8 #1, #2, and #3, Brighton, CO; steel structure on spread footing foundation.* x St. Vrain Elementary School #1 and #2 St. Vrain District, CO; steel structure on spread footings.* x Belle Creek K-8 Addition, Commerce City, CO; masonry and steel addition to existing school.* x Prairie Middle School Addition, Aurora, CO; steel structure addition on spread footing foundation.* *Personal Experience of Greg Shavlik Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 18 Senior Electrical Engineer John Jansons, PE, LEED AP Principal

John joined MKK in 1986, and became a Principal in 1988. He currently serves as an Electrical Engineer. With more than 30 years of experience designing electrical systems for various projects, John is an asset to any job. His expertise includes the design of primary and secondary distribution systems, lighting systems, and fire protection systems. John has worked on both renovation projects and new buildings. The electrical scope of work generally includes lighting upgrades for energy efficiency, technology system improvements, mechanical equipment connections, and electrical service upgrades to support new loads. Working within the confines of existing structures, ceiling heights, and budgets are all part of what make these projects challenging.

John applies his project management and electrical systems design Education capabilities to schools, telecommunications facilities, computer facilities, Bachelor of Science, Electrical industrial buildings, office buildings, laboratories, condominiums, hotels, Engineering, Cornell University, 1970; and medical facilities. He sets the project direction, schedules resources, provides staffing, leads the design team, directs quality assurance, and Master of Electrical Engineering, monitors project closeout. John maintains a strong team concept from Cornell University, 1971 project inception through completion. Registrations Selected Experience: Professional Engineer (Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, r
Colorado State University Pueblo 1.2MW Photo Voltaic Array, Pueblo, CO Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, r
Colorado State University (formerly University of Southern Colorado) Louisiana, Nevada, and Wyoming) Life Science Building, Pueblo, CO

LEED Accredited Professional r
University of Colorado at Boulder Research Lab#3, Boulder, CO r
Auraria Higher Education Campus North Classroom Addition, Denver, CO Professional Affiliations r
Colorado State University Chemistry Building Addition and Revisions, Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Fort Collins, CO Society of American Military r
Rutgers University Photo Voltaic Array, New Brunswick, NJ Engineers (SAME) r
California State University Cal Poly Photo Voltaic Coordination Study, San Luis Obispo, CA r
California State University San Bernardino Photo Voltaic Coordination Study, San Bernardino, CA r
University of Wyoming Education Annex Remodel, Laramie, WY r
Laramie County Community College Electrical Master Plan, Cheyenne, WY r
University of Colorado at Boulder Discovery Learning Center Research and Teaching Facility, Boulder, CO r
University of Northern Colorado Student Center Remodel, Greeley, CO r
Gillette Student Housing, Gillette, WY r
University of Wyoming Dormitory Emergency Power, Botany Conservatory, Laramie, WY r
Penn State University Forestry Lab Electrical Gear Evaluation, University Park, PA r
University of Colorado Denver Hospital Visitor Parking Lot Addition, Aurora, CO

Mechanical, Electrical & Energy Consultants

50 years and counting!

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 19 Senior Gabe Herrera, PE, QxCP, LEED AP Mechanical Engineer Associate

Gabe joined MKK in 2000 and is an associate and licensed mechanical engineer in our Cheyenne, Wyoming office. His background includes designing mechanical systems for educational, healthcare, commercial facilities, construction and project management.

Gabe’s mechanical engineering experience for building systems includes: HVAC, boiler plants, chiller plants, steam heating, and plumbing. He is skilled in the application of required building and fire protection codes, as well as preparing project specifications and construction documents.

In his role as a project manager, Gabe has gained considerable experience in meeting project budgets and schedules, while addressing client project needs. His recent experience includes several elementary and middle schools. These projects Education included renovations, retrofits, and ground-up construction, successfully designed Bachelor of Science, Architectural and constructed under tight schedules and budget restraints. Engineering, University of Wyoming, 2000 Selected Experience: Registrations r
Laramie County Community College, Laramie, WY – Residence Hall and Kitchen/Dining Facility Professional Engineer (Wyoming) – Interim Student Services Building LEED Accredited Professional r
University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY – Environmental Simulation Laboratory Professional Affiliations – Botany Conservatory Growth Chambers Qualified Commissioning – Health Science Center Process Provider (QCxP) – Education Building, Third Floor Remodel – Education Annex Remodel - Phase 1-3 Major, 153rd Civil Engineering Squadron, Wyoming Air National r
Western Nebraska Community College, Scottsbluff, NE Guard (ANG) – Boiler Replacement and Air Compressor Relocation – Chemical Storage Building Society of American Military – Pioneer Hall Kitchen Addition Engineers (SAME) – Science Classroom Renovation – Computer Room Addition

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Experience EXPERIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION PROJECTS Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.

Baker Hall Renovation University of Colorado-Boulder Boulder, Colorado, 2012-14 $29,564,000 budget; Extensive renovation of the iconic 1937 Charles Klauder-designed residence hall. Interior renovation of the 113,650 sq. ft., 5-story building included modernization of the residential wings to create 450 beds of student housing meeting current CU housing standards, renovation of the main and garden levels for a new "Great Room" and other common amenities, new space for the Natural Sciences and Environmental programs of the College of Liberal Arts Residential Academic Program (RAP), and improvements to provide full handicapped accessibility.

Exterior renovation includes redesign of the east and west courtyards to better activate these spaces into the surrounding campus, redesign of the enclosed north courtyard to enlarge garden level window wells, improved bike parking facilities around the building, creation of a new primary south entrance on the main level to replace the existing loading dock, new energy-efficient windows, and exterior rehabilitation of the Tuscan Vernacular building.

Student Housing/Dining Center Feasibility Study University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Colorado Springs, Colorado, 2012 Feasibility study, conceptual design and cost analysis to evaluate alternatives to address the need for additional on-campus student housing. Alternatives (to be) investigated include: a new 600-900 bed student housing and dining center on the UCCS East Campus; a new 300-bed student housing tower north of the existing Alpine Village complex on the Main Campus; and remodeling of the existing apartment-style rooms in Alpine Village into suites without kitchens. A mix of room types, configurations and sizes will be explored through the feasibility study. For the East Campus alternative, the student housing rooms will be spread out between a larger building associated with the dining center and one or more smaller buildings sited along the wooded central pedestrian spine that is master planned to connect the East Campus with the Main Campus.

Appleblossom Townhomes Fort Collins, Colorado, 2010-11 $775,000 budget; New 6,250 sq. ft., 5-unit privately developed student housing project, designed as separate duplex and triplex buildings in order to best utilize two adjacent lots. The townhomes were designed as 3-bedroom, 3-bath configurations with full kitchens, living rooms and laundry facilities. An inviting, enclosed courtyard space was created between the two buildings for use by the tenants. Traditional building materials were used in an artistic manner to create a modern design that blends with the context of the surrounding neighborhood.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 23 Shields Student Housing Fort Collins, Colorado, 2009 80-unit, 4-story privately developed student housing project, including a mix of studio, 2-bedroom/2-bath and 4-bedroom/4- bath units. This project was not built.

Human Performance Clinical Laboratory Addition Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado, 2007-09 $1,700,000 budget; 3,800 sq. ft. addition for clinical and research laboratories to support the study of health and human performance, with a focus on the prevention and treatment of metabolic disorders such as diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease.

Academic and Training Center Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado, 2007-08 $5,786,000; 17,136 sq. ft., athletics training facility, including an 8,000 sq. ft. fitness/weights/training room, tutorial study and academic support rooms, administrative office and support spaces, connected underground to CSU's Moby Arena.

Academic Village Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado, 2006-08 $34,500,000; 450-bed on-campus residence hall and dining commons development, replacing an outdated 1960s-era dormitory. Residential College North is a 3-story, 46,400 sq. ft. building and Residential College South is a 4-story, 71,300 sq. ft. building with space for the Engineering Department's Honors program, as well as residential apartments for faculty and visiting professors. The Dining Commons is a 2-story, 42,600 sq. ft. facility housing a marketplace style eatery on the second level, and a sports grille, express carry- out and central storage on the main level, with an overall seating capacity of approximately 700 students.

The intent of the program is the integration of living and learning, creating an academically-focused residential village for two academic programs, while improving academic performance, helping in the recruitment and retention of students and supporting CSU's larger campus objectives. Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. provided full architectural and engineering design services for the dining commons building and was an associate architect with Hanbury, Evans, Wright and Vlattas for the residence halls. Whiting- Turner Contracting Co. was selected as the CM/GC through a qualifications-based selection process, and provided pre-construction

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Similar Projects ALLEALLERR • LINGLE • MASSEY 1409 W. Elizabeth Apartments Fort Collins, Colorado ARCHITECTS $2,850,000 • 2013 Client: 1409 Elizabeth L.L.C. Contact: Mr. Alex Schuman P.C . Henderson Property Management/Real Estate (970) 663-6311

1409 W. Elizabeth is a 3-story, privately developed infill project to provide student housing project on the site of a former fraternity house. The project redeveloped a 0.59-acre Campus West site into 27 residential apartments in a single 26,120 sq. ft. building. Units include six studio, six 1-bedroom/1-bath, six 2-bedroom/2-bath and nine 3-bedroom/3-bath rental units.

The building massing utilized a mix of sloped, flat and parapet roof forms to break up the overall scale and to respond to the surrounding context of both commercial and multi-family uses. Vertical bands of glazing highlight the unobstructed views from the stair and common corridor areas. Large punched windows were designed in all units and enlarged at the living room spaces to maximize natural daylight. In addition, units on the west side of the third floor feature vaulted ceilings with clerestory daylighting.

Building materials consist of large stucco masses paired with longer planes of cement fiber siding and paneling, with brick elements anchoring both ends of the building at the stair towers.

Professional services included site plan approvals through the City of Fort Collins, and full architectural and engineering services.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 27 ALLEALLERR • LINGLE • MASSEY Williams Village North Expansion Boulder, Colorado ARCHITECTS $36,000,000 • 2011 Client: University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado P.C . Contact: Ms. Heidi Rogé, Project Manager Housing and Dining Services (303) 492-2465

The expansion of CU’s Williams Village student housing complex is a new 500-bed, 134,170 sq. ft. on-campus residence hall, featuring semi-suites as well as traditional double and single rooms. The residence hall is supported by 8,000 sq. ft. of classrooms, computer labs, a coffee shop and faculty support space for two residential academic programs, plus office space for the University’s Conference Services group.

Williams Village North is designed as a 6-story mid-rise transition between the 1960s Williams Village towers to the west and low-rise single-family residential to the east. The building’s pinwheel plan creates three separate and distinct courtyards, designed as outdoor classrooms/social spaces using native landscape materials.

The facility was designed using the U. S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) LEED Green Building Rating System, and received a “Platinum” certification, believed to be the first large-scale residence hall to achieve the highest level of certification.

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. joined with Mackey Mitchell Architects and Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. in an integrated design/build project delivery approach, working with CU’s Campus Design Review Board to win the University’s design/build competition for this project. Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. provided full architectural and engineering design services and is the Architect of Record for the project.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 28 ALLEALLERR • LINGLE • MASSEY The Flats at the Oval Fort Collins, Colorado ARCHITECTS $6,750,000 • 2010 Client: Brinkman Partners Contact: Mr. Paul Brinkman P.C . Brinkman Construction (970) 267-0954

The Flats at the Oval is a mixed-use, privately developed student housing project on a 0.83-acre site, located on a significant corner across from Colorado State University’s main campus. The 4-story infill project consists of 47 residential units stacked over 4,000 sq. ft. of retail space and 3,000 sq. ft. of lodge space for the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, whose chapter house previously occupied the site. The upper three levels of the building contain a mix of studios, 1-bedroom/1-bath, 2-bedroom/2- bath and 3-bedroom/3-bath rental units. The Flats at the Oval represents the first major redevelopment project located near the new Mason Revit Rendering Corridor BRT transportation spine, and as such, the architectural expression needed to establish a high level of design quality for projects that will follow. The design is anchored by a strong brick corner tower, clad in red brick, storefront glazing and suspended steel awnings. The corner tower contrasts against the residential blocks of stucco and blond brick, selected to complement the campus structures across the street. Recessed balconies help break down the building’s mass along the street facades, and sloped roof elements further articulate the facades and reflect the vaulted ceilings of the upper level units.

Professional services included site plan approvals through the City of Fort Collins, collaborative design reviews with CSU and the Downtown Development Authority, and full architectural and engineering services.

Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 29 ALLEALLERR • LINGLE • MASSEY Aspen Hall at Academic Village Fort Collins, Colorado ARCHITECTS $15,800,000 • 2009 Client: Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado P.C . Contact: Mr. Rick Pott, Assistant Director Housing and Dining Services (970) 491-1519

Aspen Hall is a 5-story, 219-bed on-campus residence hall, the second phase of the Academic Village student housing and dining complex. The 61,000 sq. ft. building includes 219 student beds in 2-bed/1-bath and 4-bed/2-bath suite configurations, group study rooms, lounges, recreation, laundry and kitchen facilities, and meeting and office space for the Resident Life staff.

The building design was conceived to complement the architectural composition and rooflines of the original Academic Village development, with gable roofs stepping down from five stories in the center to four stories on each end. Deep roof overhangs and brick, stucco and natural stone were used to enhance the “village” concept.

The entry lobby extends outward, creating an inviting pedestrian scale element within the Engineering courtyard, visible from the main east-west pedestrian path through the village. Similarly, the lounges on each floor are stacked, pulled out to the west and rotated slightly to match the north wing of the adjacent building, providing dramatic views and a strong visual connection into the courtyard.

The design fully embraces CSU’s initiative to be a leader in green building practices. The building was designed using the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) LEED Green Building Rating System and achieved a “Gold” certification. Professional services included programming and full architectural and engineering design services.

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Project Name: Central Wyoming College Student Housing Project Scope: 15,500 sf two-story multi-unit residential complexes on two campuses Date: In Design Location: Riverton & Sinks Canyon, Wyoming Architects: Anderson Mason Dale/Carney Logan Burke Contractor: TBD Central Wyoming College Construction Cost: $3.5 million Student Housing Project Name: Central Wyoming College Health Science Center Project Scope: 53, 000 sf steel framed health and science building with nursing and science laboratories with a large open lecture hall Date: 2013 Location: Riverton, Wyoming Architects: Anderson Mason Dale Central Wyoming College Health Contractor: FCI Construction Sciences Building Construction Cost: $17 million Project Name: Casper College Residence Hall Project Scope: 135,000 sf Residence Hall utilizing modular construction strategies. Date: 2011 Location: Casper, Wyoming Architect: Anderson Mason Dale Contractor: Caspar/Pope Joint Venture Construction Cost: $19 million Casper College Residence Hall Project Name: Colorado State University Aggie Village Project Scope: 443,000 sf in multiple buildings consisting of residential halls, class rooms, and basement parking levels. Date: In Design Location: Ft. Collins, Colorado Architects: 4240 Architecture Colorado State University Contractor: TBD Aggie Village Construction Cost: $60 million Project Name: Colorado State University Laurel Village Project Scope: 191,000 sf in two housing buildings and a 12,000 sf pavilion building Date: Under Construction Location: Ft. Collins, Colorado Architects: 4240 Architecture Contractor: PCL Construction Cost: $32.8 million Colorado State University Laurel Village Project Name: CU Kittredge West Residence Hall Renovation & Kittredge Central Residence Hall and Commons Project Scope: 74,000 sf, renovation to the existing West residence hall and 97,000 new residence hall and commons area Date: Under Construction Location: Boulder, Colorado Architect: 4240 Architecture Kittredge West Residence Hall Renovation Contractor: Kiewit & Central Residence Hall & Commons Construction Cost: $50 million

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Project Name: Metro State Student Success Center Project Scope: 145,000 sf, 4 story steel framed building featuring a 44 ft. cantilever framed with 2 story steel veirendeel trusses- anticipated LEED Gold Date: 2012 Location: Auraria Higher Education Center, Denver, Colorado Architect: RNL Design Contractor: Saunders Construction Construction cost: $62 million Metro State Project Name: CSU Durrell Center Renovation Project Scope: 50,000 sf remodel of a dining facility that includes a 2,200 sf addition Date: 2013 Location: Ft. Collins, Colorado Architect: 4240 Architecture Contractor: Mark Young Construction Construction cost: $6.2 million Project Name: Regis University Adult Learning Center Additions CSU Durrell Center Project Scope: A phased project consisting of 5 building additions to the Regis Campus Date: In Design Location: Denver, Colorado Architect: Bennett Wagner Grody Contractor: TBD Construction cost: $11.5 million Project Name: University of New Mexico Film School Project Scope: 22,000 sf, three story steel framed building featuring theater space and sky bridge to an Regis University Additions adjacent building. Date: 2009 Location: Albuquerque, NM Architect: Antoine Predock/Jon Anderson Architects Contractor: Klinger Constructors Construction Cost: $4.4 million Project Name: Campus Village Apartments Project Scope: 250,400 sf four story wood framed student University of New Mexico Film School housing project for the Auraria campus which encompass University of Colorado at Denver, Metropolitan State College, and Community College of Denver Date: 2006 Location: Denver, Colorado Architect: AR7 Hoover Desmond Contractor: Palace Construction Company Construction Cost: $28 million Campus Village Apartments Project Name: CSU Equine Reproduction Lab and Classroom Project Scope: 4,400 sf two story wood framed building houses a Laboratory, an additional classroom, a live-in caretaker unit and future office space Date: 2004 Location: Fort Collins, Colorado Architect: Aller-Lingle-Massey Architects CSU Equine Reproduction Construction Cost: ~$1 million Lab & Classroom Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 32 Laramie County Community College Residence Hall Cheyenne, WY

MKK was the mechanical and electrical consultant for this new four-story, 188-bed Owner residence hall and commons building. In Mr. Tim Macnamara addition to the design of this complex, the Director Physical Plant College desired future cooling be planned Laramie County Community College for an existing three-story dormitory 307.778.1256 as well as a potential new three-story residence hall. MKK delivered a cooling Start Date system with capacity to accommodate all April 2005 facilities. Space was allocated for a future second chiller, tower, and pumps for the Completion Date future dormitory. October 2006 The mechanical system provided is a true Construction Cost variable flow chilled water system. This $9.2M includes the new chiller as well as the primary/secondary system. Residence rooms are conditioned using concealed 4-pipe fan coils. An indirect fluid cooler generates chilled water from the cooling tower whenever possible, and as backup, valves in the chiller room divert the outside loop to serve as the condenser water for the chiller.

The new DDC plant controls vary the speed of the chilled water pumps to meet the load. All chilled water users utilize two-way control valves creating the variable flow requirements. The control system monitors loads required by the individual spaces, supply and return water temperature, system differential pressure, and chiller/compressor head pressure (to reset the supply water temperature and pump flow) to avoid the chiller cycling off as a result of low head pressure. This eliminates the need for chiller decoupler loops and separate chiller pumps, to further increase the campus’ energy savings.

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Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 33 Montana State University | North Hedges Residence Suites #3 Bozeman, MT The North Hedges Residence Suites #3 is 30,000 square foot, 4-story dorm Owner with 70 beds. The facility also includes Debbie Drews, Project Manager an inviting commons area, kitchen, study Montana State University areas, and a relaxing “sky lounge” with views of the surrounding mountains. The PO Box 172760 building was designed with a modern look Bozeman, MT 59717-2760 and feel and a sustainable focus, with the 406.994.5463 goal of achieving LEED Silver certification. MKK provided the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection design. Square Footage 30,000 SF The mechanical design included high efficiency boilers, a heat recovery ventilator, solar hot water heating, natural Start Date ventilation for free cooling, and variable January 2012 speed hydronic pumping system. All these approaches focused on maximum Completion Date energy efficiency. The terminal heating devices were also designed to utilize Estimated August 2013 low temperature heating water to allow the heating system to be converted to a Construction Cost campus heat pump system in the future. The plumbing design utilized low flow $8 Million fixtures and high efficiency water heaters to conserve both water and energy.

Electrical systems include lighting, power, data/communications, TV, fire alarm, and security. Lighting is designed to make the most use of natural daylight and minimize the use of electrical energy. This was achieved through lighting controls that are connected to photocells programmed to keep electric lighting “off ” when daylight is adequate. LED lighting is used in common areas, where appropriate, to further decrease energy use. Other spaces use energy efficient fluorescent lighting and electronic ballasts. Motion sensors are provided throughout. Student suites have ample power and data jacks for direct connectivity, while the building is also fitted for wireless data throughout.

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Current Workload Residence Hall Additions Eastern Wyoming College 38 CURRENT/PROJECTED WORKLOAD Our current workloads are consistent, but not excessive. We have the in-house capabilities to meet your schedule expectations.

CURRENT/PROJECTED STAFF WORKLOAD

2014 hours/month JAN FEB MAR APRMAY JUN JUL AUG thru FEB 2015

Brad Massey Baker Hall Renovation 40 40 40 40 40 40 END Lory Student Center 40 40 40 4040 40 40 END EWC Residence Hall Additions 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 General Office 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

Ian Shuff Cargill Research Lab 40 40 40 4040 40 40 40 40 Sunshine House Child Care 20 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 EWC Residence Hall Additions 60 60 60 60 60 40 40 40 40 General Office 10 10 10 1010 10 10 10 10

Chris Freeland Baker Hall Renovation 20 20 20 20 20 20 END Sunshine House Child Care 40 40 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 EWC Residence Hall Additions 80 80 80 80 80 60 60 60 60 General Office 10 10 10 1010 10 10 10 10

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Proof of Insurance

Proof of Liability Insurance Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C.

INSURANCE PROVISIONS

Aller•Lingle•Massey Architects P.C. carries insurance with the following limits:

Comprehensive General Liability: • $1,000,000 each occurrence • $2,000,000 aggregate

Automobile Liability: • $1,000,000 combined single limit

Workmen’s Compensation: • Statutory

Professional Liability: • $2,000,000 per claim • $2,000,000 aggregate

A copy of our current Certificate of Liability Insurance follows.

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