JULIE HIROMOTO, AIA, NCARB WELL AP, LEED AP BD+C, Living Future Accredited

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Julie Hiromoto is a Principal at HKS and the Firmwide Director of Integration. Her diverse experience spans complex and large-scale projects to boutique installations, balancing design excellence and technical expertise, including supertall off ice buildings, residential and mixed-use towers, hospitality projects, commercial interior design, urban design, healthcare master planning, and a datacenter. She has worked across the US in California, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina, Texas and most extensively in New York City and on projects in Mexico City.

As a Project Manager, Designer, Senior Technical Architect and Sustainable Design Leader, Ms. Hiromoto has specialized in curtain walls and sustainable, energy eff icient design. She pursues her passion for socially responsible design and the integration of research in practice, with her work launching the Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE). Hiromoto also served as Adjunct Faculty at New York University’s Shack Institute of Real Estate, Chair of the AIA Large Firm Roundtable Sustainability Group, and a volunteer with the International Living Future Institute. She is the 2020 Chair of the AIA’s Committee on the Environment (COTE®) Advisory Group.

Education Project Experience: HKS, Inc. Columbia University Transbay Parcel F, San Francisco, California (June 2016 current), concept design, SD, DD, CD, bid, and CA phases. 800,000 sf commercial off ice, Master of Architecture hotel and residential mixed use tower in downtown San Francisco, adjacent to the Transbay multimodal Georgia Institute of transportation hub for Hines, 2018. LEED Gold goal. Technology Sustainability Director Working with the client and consultant team to establish sustainable project goals, BS Architecture energy eff iciency targets, and compliance with California Green Building Code and stringent local regulations. International WELL Building Standard assessment and gap analysis. Lehigh Valley Resort & Spa, Northampton, Pennsylvania Professional Associations (August 2017 August 2018) SD phase. Adaptive reuse and expansion of 150,000 sf existing seminary and convent to include a 250 key hotel and branded residences with a spa, wellness center, restaurants, bar, American Institute of lounges and conference/ special event space. Architects (AIA), Committee Role: Project Manager, Sustainability Director Contract management and coordination of consultant team, on the Environment (COTE®) establishment of project goals with hotel operator Two Roads Hospitality and local owner. Facilitated Advisory Group, 2020 Chair, Owner’s project goals and establishment of project schedule and construction budget. Strategic Plan Committee American Tobacco Historic District Expansion, Durham, North Carolina (SPC), Sustainable Leadership (March 2017 current) urban design master plan. Expansion and densification of 30 acre repurposed tobacco Group (SLG) warehouse with 1.5M additional SF of mixed use development in downtown Durham. Exploring WELL Community certification. Urban Land Institute (ULI), Role: Project Manager, Sustainability Director Working with the local owner, development partner (Hines) and Sustainable Development consultant team to establish sustainable project goals, energy eff iciency targets, and health and wellness Product Council Member goals. Large Firm Roundtable Texas Woman’s University Campus Expansion, Denton, Texas (LFRT), Sustainability Group- (August 2017 current) urban design master plan. Update the 257 acre Denton Campus Master Plan, including Past Chair the addition of an adjacent 106 acres. Role: Project Manager, Sustainability Director Working with the client and consultant team to establish U.S. Green Building Council sustainable project goals, energy eff iciency targets, and health and wellness goals. (USGBC), Silver Sponsor LIVE! Hotel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania International Living Future (September 2017 current) SD, DD, CD, bid and CA phases. 200 key hotel integrated in a sports and Institute (ILFI), Ambassador entertainment district in downtown Philadelphia. Presenter, Living Community Role: Project Manager Contract management and coordination of consultant team, establishment of project 50, Living Building Leader goals with hotel operator (Loews), owner (Cordish) and development partners (Comcast). Tropicana Field site Master Plan, St. Petersburg, Florida International WELL Building (April 2016 current), Vision Plan, Detailed Master Plan. 86 acre vibrant, mixed use and sustainable community Standard (IWBI), WELL in downtown St. Petersburg, adjacent to the Central Business District and numerous distinctive commercial Community Standard- districts, art centers, and residential communities. WELL Community Vanguard Project. Working Group Member Project Manager, Sustainability Director Working with the client and consultant team to oversee extensive 6 week public outreach and engagement process, followed by conceptual exploration of design strategies and the creation of a Vision Plan to realize the enormous potential of this contiguous site owned outright Professional Registration by the City, with the potential for a new Major League Baseball and destination retail and entertainment complex, meaningful job creation and workforce development, and multi family residential. Responsible for Registered Architect in the sustainable design and wellness integration. State of New York Omni Berkshire Bob’s Steak & Chophouse, New York, NY NCARB (Feb 2016 Dec 2016), CD, bid, and CA phases. 9000 sf renovation of existing restaurant in an active Midtown Hotel for Omni Hotels & Resorts. USGBC, LEED AP BD+C Project Manager, Project Architect Consultant coordination to revise 2014 construction documents to Living Future Accredited incorporate Owner Requested changes. Bid review and Construction Administration for a very aggressive 2 month construction schedule: submittal review, field observations and reports, punchlist, NYC DOB IWBI, WELL AP submissions, change order directives, project closeout. HKS New York Off ice Fitwel certification, New York, NY (Feb 2017 Jan 2018) certification. Gap analysis and strategy development and certification documentation to assess feasibility of certification without significant capital improvements. Principal in Charge Oversaw success certification at the 2 star level without significant capital investments. Focused team eﬀ orts on operational infrastructure, performance enhancement, and employee education to influence behavioral change.

Project Experience: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (New York, NY) One World Trade Center, New York, New York (August 2004 Jan 2016) master plan, concept design, SD, DD, CD, bid, and CA phases. Design and construction of iconic, award winning 103 story, 3.5M sf mixed use tower in Lower Manhattan for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, 2013. LEED CS v.2 Gold certified. Project Manager, Sr. Architect and Associate Working with the Managing Partner, responsible for monitoring project resources and budget; coordinating staff ing, invoicing, and project schedule; negotiating and executing additional professional services agreements with Project Manager Jones, Lang, LaSalle, representing World Trade Center Redevelopment, and The Durst Organization, for Operations and Maintenance. Managed LEED design and construction submissions with client and LEED consultant. Enclosure Group, Architect Assisted with documentation of custom unitized exterior curtain wall system, including enlarged plans, sections, elevations; details; specification review; materials research; visual mock up drawings; bid document review; performance mock up testing; dynamic load testing; shop drawing submittal review. Coordination of comprehensive project material list and energy performance requirements. Jr. Architect Master Plan coordination with project Stakeholders and Developer Silverstein Properties. Coordination of project sustainable design and LEED CS goals. Assisted with design of the exterior curtain wall and Plaza. Hudson’s Bay Company Off ice Consolidation, New York, New York (April 2014 Jan 2016) Interior fit out of off ice space, consolidating over 500,000 rsf of existing area into 350,000 rsf. Project Manager, Associate Primary client and project team point of contact. Responsible for problem solving and successful delivery of project, including development and implementation of project resources, work plan, and project schedule. Maintained project correspondence and records. Prepared and negotiated design services agreement. Penske Media Corporation (PMC) Headquarters, New York, New York (June 2014 Jan 2016) Interior fit out celebrating 24 diverse brands while unifying and consolidating in a new 38,000 sf collaborative workspace. The project occupies four discontinuous floors in a Fifth Avenue building facing the New York Public Library and Bryant Park. Project Manager, Associate Primary client and project team point of contact. Responsible for problem solving and successful delivery of project, including development and implementation of project resources, work plan, project schedule, and construction management. Maintained project correspondence and records. Confidential Retail Pavilion (September 2014 Dec 2014) concept phase. Architecture, Structural and MEP concept design of iconic 11 story, 20,000 sf retail entrance pavilion adjacent to a Landmarked Department store. Project Manager, Associate Primary client point of contact. Responsible for coordination of design, construction management, and client teams for development of preliminary budget, Department of Building and Landmark Preservation Committee approvals, and concept validation. Lead Interview and selection of design consultant team members. Maintains project correspondence and records. Prepared and negotiated design services agreement. 250 West 55th Street, New York, New York (February 2007 February 2009 and March 2010 Dec 2014) SD, DD, CD, bid, and CA phases. Architectural design and exterior wall construction administration for Boston Properties’ 682,000 sf mixed use tower including off ice and retail facilities with a community center. Construction completed in 2013. LEED CS v.2 Gold certified. Project Manager, Sr. Architect and Associate Took over as Project Manager after construction suspension. Executed contract amendment for project restart and mobilization. Monitored project resources and budget. Coordinated staff ing, invoicing, and schedule. Prepared additional service proposals. Oversaw project closeout, photography, and LEED certification. Enclosure Group, Sr. Architect Developed sustainable design goals and coordinated LEED documentation process, including one of the first LEED Core & Shell Pre certifications. Primarily responsible for documentation of custom unitized exterior curtain wall system, including enlarged plans, sections, elevations; details; specification review; materials research; visual mock up drawings; bid document review; performance mock up testing; shop drawing submittal review. Coordination of comprehensive project material list. Prepared “Restart Manual” during project de mobilization. BBVA Bancomer Operations Center, Mexico D.F., Mexico (May 2012 May 2014) CA phase. Architect and design team management of 154,000 sm commercial off ice tower, including structured parking and on site waste water treatment. Construction completed in 2015. LEED NC v2.2 Gold goal. Project Manager, Associate Took over as Project Manager during CA phase. Improved client relationship by enhancing client and consultant team communication. Negotiated $1.8M contract extension due to construction prolongation and almost $1.8M more in additional services. Retroactively executed sub consultant agreements. Monitored project resources and budget. Coordinated consultant team, staff ing, invoicing, and schedule. Successfully collected over $5M past due amounts. Facilitated technology and procurement conversations to enhance energy eff iciency and water conservation goals. BBVA Centro Tecnologico, Atizapán, Mexico (May 2012 October 2013) CD and bid phases. Architecture and design consultant team management of 22,400 sm TIER IV data center and supporting 13,000 sm off ice building with structured parking. Construction completed in 2015. Located in an active earthquake region, this highly secure facility provides critical information technology support for the bank’s operations worldwide. Project Manager, Associate Took over as Project Manager during the end of the CD phase. Improved client relationship by enhancing client and consultant team communication. Developed design schedule extension due to dramatic owner program changes after 75% CD issue. Monitored project resources and budget. Coordinated consultant team, staff ing, invoicing, and schedule. Successfully collected over $2.5M past due invoiced amounts. Oversaw Uptime certification. Luxury Residential Tower, Mexico D.F., Mexico (May 2013 Dec 2013) SD and DD phases. Architecture team management of 77,000 sm luxury residential condominium and rental tower, with amenities, structured parking, retail, 2015. Project Manager, Associate Responsible for development and management of project resources, work plan and project schedule. Prepared and negotiated design services proposal. Drafted and executed client services agreement. Coordinated architectural team, staff ing, invoicing, and project schedule. Maintained project correspondence and records. Introduced LEED and high performance design standards to client as a market distinguisher and necessity. International Gem Tower (55 West 46th Street), New York, New York (July 2011 March 2012) CA phase. Architecture team manager for Extell Development’s 750,000 sf signature commercial/industrial building and retail podium. Construction completed in 2014. LEED CS v.2 Silver goal. Project Manager, Sr. Architect and Associate Supported Managing Director by monitoring project resources and budget. Coordinated staff ing, invoicing, and schedule. Prepared additional service proposals. 250 East 57th Street, New York, New York (March 2011 June 2011) concept and SD phase. Core & Shell Architecture for a luxury residential tower on Second Avenue for World Wide Group, Phase 3, 2014. Project Manager, Associate Primary client point of contact. Prepared project plan and budget. Contract negotiation. Maintained project correspondence and record keeping. Busan Lotte World, Busan, Korea (February 2009 July 2009) SD phase. Design and documentation of 510 meter landmark tower with 6.3M sf mixed use program comprised of off ice, hotel, condo, retail & entertainment facilities and underground parking. LEED NC v2.2 Gold goal. Enclosure Group, Sr. Architect Developed sustainable design goals and oversaw LEED documentation. Primarily responsible for design and documentation of custom, unitized exterior curtain wall system, including enlarged plans, sections, elevations; details; coordinate Revit documentation with parametrically generated form. 925 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH (March 2010 August 2010) Concept phase. Architectural design to retrofit 1.3M sf, historic 1920s Huntington Bank Building to include retail, off ice and hotel program. Project Manager, Sr. Architect Prepared design services proposal. Managed architectural team through several conceptual, zoning, programmatic and use studies. East Side Biomedical Commons, New York, New York (April 2009 February 2010) Strategic Planning and Concept phases. Management of Architecture team to develop a vision, program, conceptual design, and development plan for multi institutional healthcare research, conference, and clinical development, including a cyclotron and the redevelopment of an existing education facility, housing six public schools for client HR&A Advisors. Project Manager, Sr. Architect Prepared design services proposal. Managed architectural team to develop a concept design; established project and zoning approvals schedule; prepared proton beam facility feasibility analysis and zoning analysis; coordinated multi stakeholders’ program and area requirements; facilitated public agency approvals. Monitored project resources and budget. Coordinated staff ing, invoicing, and schedule. Prepared additional service proposals. 440 Park Avenue, New York, New York (2009) Three month zoning and feasibility study for a mixed use project on the site of the former Drake Hotel site. 553,000 sf Class A boutique off ice space below 26 floors of ultra high end luxury apartments, sitting atop destination dining and food hall. Block and stack to support land acquisition and financing of 37,000 sf site footprint at Park Avenue and 56th Street. Project Manager, Sr. Architect Oversaw design team site studies in collaboration with Owner’s Land Use Attorney to produce promotional booklet for financing purposes. Prepared design services proposal and invoices. Public Safety Answering Center II, New York, New York (January 2009 current) Next Generation building system research. Integration of award winning CASE Active Modular Phytoremediation System into the renovation and addition of the 155,000 sf New York City Police department 911 emergency call center and dispatch service, 2014. LEED NC v2.2 Silver goal. Facilitator Coordinated academic research and professional teams to educate Client, Design Team Consultants and Project Stakeholders on system’s air quality and energy eff iciency benefits and identify funding. Guide SOM coordination and production team, prototype design, and industrial collaborators’ contributions. Establish budgets for design integration. Sole source procurement complete. 850 Bed Medical Campus, Abu Dhabi (August 2010 current) Next Generation building system research. Integration of award winning CASE Active Modular Phytoremediation System and Integrated Concentrating Solar Facade into the 2M sf, 850 bed medical campus and tertiary care center comprised of a full service acute care hospital and specialized women’s and pediatric hospitals for SEHA, the Abu Dhabi Health Services Company, 2016. Estidama 2-3 pearl goal. Facilitator Coordinate academic research and professional teams to educate Client, Design Consultants and Project Stakeholders on system benefits, including energy eff iciency plus solar heat gain and glare reduction. Guide SOM coordination and production team, customization of system design to meet project criteria, and industrial collaborators’ contributions. Establish budgets for design integration. Project Experience: tvsdesign (Atlanta, GA) McKesson Technology Solutions, Atlanta, GA (1998) Operations Center for Healthcare Technology Consultant with cafeteria, amenities and parking in a suburban campus. Intern Supported project team with archiving, drafting, document control. Responsibilities included door schedule coordination, selection of exterior lighting bollards, and design of the entry hall custom light fixture. Project Experience: IPG (Valdosta, GA) (1995-1996) Intern Supported project teams with archiving, drafting, document control on a variety of projects, including US Postal Service ADA retrofits, construction documentation of correctional facilities, and early design of Valdosta State University Hugh C. Bailey Science Center.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Watershed Urbanism (2019 current) Opportunity scan assessing the interdependent opportunities for responsible urban densification that also supports natural ecological systems like the Trinity River watershed, in conjunction with the Trinity River Foundation, University of Texas Arlington College of Architecture Planning and Policy Administration, and Dallas City Department of Parks and Recreation. Project lead Responsible for definition of problem statement, identification of collaborators, alignment and clarification of project goals, resources and opportunities. This work will be exhibited at the 2020 Venice Architecture Biennale opening in May. Mass Timber (2019 current) Much interest and opportunity exists with this emerging construction system. How do we build our knowledge and begin to engage and expand the possibilities beyond current applications? Principal in Charge As director of integration, responsible for establishing a multi disciplinary team of necessary representative expertise to collaboratively inventory of our internal expertise, experience, and opportunities. Coach team in the definition of research goals, potential external collaborators, accountability metrics, time frames and reporting outcomes. WELL Community Working Group Member (2017) Worked with International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) to review multiple drafts of the WELL Community draft standard, prior to release for public pilot. Project lead Responsible for involving the City of St. Petersburg, the one public entity in the process. Led the HKS review team and coordinated our collective responses. WELL Building Standard v2.0 (2018) Worked with International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) to review and provide comments on the draft standard before release for public pilot. Project contributor. Center for Architecture and Science (CASE) (March 2008 2017) Cofounded by SOM and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, this research collaboration accelerates energy and environmental quality innovations in the built environment by transferring technology demonstrated in other fields. Multi disciplinary scientists, researchers, practitioners and industry professionals, work together to design, develop and implement next generation systems within actual building projects as research test beds, bringing resulting products to market. Project Manager, Principal, and Senior Advisor Strategic planning, monitor goals and implementation time line, coordination with SOM project teams for test bed demonstrations, presentations to professional organizations and public agencies. Active Airflow Control (AAF) (2011 2013) Next Generation building system research. Proof of concept for using piezoelectric technology to virtually shape standard room scale air diﬀ users to reduce drag, improve airflow, improve occupant comfort and reduce energy expenditures. Project Manager Coordinated NYSERDA PON 1772 funded research and grant funding with Rensselaer. Electroactive Dynamic Display System (EDDS) (2011-2014) Next Generation building system research. Proof of concept for using micro muscle signage technology to dynamically modify exterior wall solar shading, privacy and appearance within an insulated glazing unit. Project Manager Coordinated NYSERDA PON 1164 funded research and grant funding with Rensselaer. HelioTrace (2010 2013) Next generation Prototype. Award winning entry to AIA NY Curtain Wall design competition: Integrate: Innovate Building Better Together, with Permasteelisa North America and Adaptive Building Initiative. Citation received for the Architect R+D Awards, 2010. Featured at the 2010 Urban Green annual conference. Project Manager Established project schedule and coordinated with collaborators and SOM design team. Set design guidelines and performance goals. Prepared award submissions and speaker presentations. Council of Tall Building & Urban Habitat (2010 2011) Research, Academic & Postgraduate Working Group Volunteer, Tall Buildings Research Database Leader Planned and created a researcher and research project database to consolidate and make accessible research topics, expertise, funding opportunities, conferences, and potential collaborations within the tall building research community. University of Tennessee, Knoxville and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Collaboration (2014) Governor’s Chair Team Advisor Coached SOM Chicago Team to establish and academic research professional practice collaboration similar to CASE. Participated in introductory and brain storming meetings. Coordinated collaborative research funding proposals. COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP AIA Strategic Planning Committee (January 2019 June 2020) 18 month appointment to develop, refine, and advance AIA’s 2021-2025 Strategic Plan, leveraging key inputs and insights from AIA members, available data/research, trends in the field and the sustained and ongoing involvement of the Strategic Council and Board of Directors. AIA Sustainable Leadership Group (SLG) (2019 present) This Board Level Committee represents the interests and priorities of the sustainable and resilient AIA Knowledge Communities and Working Groups: 2030 Working Group, Resilience & Adaptation Working Group, Disaster Assistance Working Group, Building Performance Working Group, Energy Leadership Group, Materials Knowledge Working Group, Design & Health Working Group, COTE and Strategic Council . ULI Sustainable Development Council (SDC) (2019 current) Meets twice annually to accelerate the adoption and implementation of sustainability, resiliency, and health across the real estate industry. The council provides a forum for exchange of emerging best practices including planning, financing, entitlements, design, construction, and operational aspects of projects that advance triple bottom line benefits while fostering more sustainable built environments. Planning team for 2019 Fall AIA Committee on the Environment Advisory Group (COTE AG) (2018 2021) 2020 Chair Twelve Advisory Group members are selected to work nation wide in supporting the AIA’s mission to lead and coordinate the profession’s involvement in environmental and energy related issues and to promote the role of the architect as a leader in preserving and protecting the planet and its living systems. COTE Top Ten Toolkit Contributor, COTE Advocacy member. Architecture & Design Sustainable Design Leaders (2012 2016) New York City Regional Leader The A&D Sustainable Design Leaders are an informal network of sustainability directors at mid sized and large architecture firms. In addition to hosting local events, we all meet annually for a two day Summit, which also serves as a sandbox for new ideas and support group for shared challenges. AIA Large Firm Round Table (LFRT) Sustainability Group (2011 present) Chair (2015-2017) The Sustainability LFRT hosts regular conference calls and meets annually to provide a forum for the discussion of matters of mutual interest to large firms, organizations or organizational divisions primarily engaged in the practice of architecture. Most notably, this group has been instrumental in the development and recent successes of AIA 2030 Commitment Reporting, developing a water resource guide, and facilitating green building advocacy for large firms. NYU School of Professional Studies, Dean’s Adjunct Advisory Counsel (May 2015 July 2018) Volunteer, One of ten appointed adjunct faculty to assist Dean Dennis Di Lorenzo in his leadership transition and the repositioning of the school. Urban Green Council (January 2011 December 2014) NYC USGBC local chapter Selected Monthly Programs Committee Member The MPC plans and delivers monthly Green Building Salons and Technical Roundtables. HKS GreenWeek, Firmwide Co-Chair (October 2016 June 2017) Reconceived headquarters led annual professional development an inspirational lecture series into locally distributed event to balance grassroots sharing and talent development with internationally renown expert speakers. HKS Better Together, Equity Diversity and Inclusion Advisor (December 2016 present) Assist and advise internal firmwide program and the newly appointed Director of Equity Diversity and Inclusion. SOM Applied Knowledge Roundtable Planning Committee Member (January 2011 2014) Program and implement monthly sessions for junior staﬀ to provide professional development training. Feature SOM knowledge and expertise, while demonstrating how to apply this to assignments on current projects.

EDUCATOR AND INVITED LECTURER New York University, Shack Institute of Real Estate (2009 2011) Managing Sustainable Building Projects. Adjunct Instructor Developed curriculum and coursework for one of two required classes in the Sustainable Building Certificate. Co taught course with Peter Syrett in 2009 and 2010. General Electric Managers Development Course (July and September 2011) Executive Leadership development program off ered to select, international GE executives at the Crotonville, NY training center. Invited Course Instructor Prepared and led 90 minute forum and discussion on One World Trade Center design innovation; client, public, and agency communication; and complex project delivery. Japanese Exchange Teaching (JET) Programme (Fall 1999-Spring 2001) JET promotes grass roots internationalization at the local level by inviting young overseas graduates to assist in international exchange and foreign language education. The Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR) implements the JET Programme in conjunction with the Japanese Ministries of Education, Culture, and Foreign Aff airs. Alternate Language Teacher Team taught public high school students and provided crosscultural exchange in local communities. Greenbuild International Conference and EXPO in Atlanta, GA- How and ‘think diff erent’ culture drives diversity and business November 9, 2019. Special set education session exploring business opportunities resulting from a diversity of perspectives with Kira Gould, SaraNeff (Sr VP Sustainability, Kilroy Realty Corp.), Traci Rose Rider, PhD (Assistant Professor, NC State University). HKS GreenWeek in Dallas, TX- Facilitated Keynote Conversation with the Hon. Katherine Hammack April 9, 2019. No one better embodies the theme of Disruptive Change than Ms Hammack, a founder of the USGBC, Assistant Secretary of the Army leading their net zero campaign, and Executive Director of Ernst & Young Government and Public Sector Advisory practice 1000+ attendees. AIA 2019 Convention, Las Vegas, NV- 2+2 Achieving Outstanding Design: College of Fellows & Young Architects June 7, 2019. Moderated panel discussion focused on design excellence, the future of exemplary design practice with James Garrett, Carol Ross Barney FAIA (Design Principal,Shepley Bulfinch), Tom Kundig FAIA (Principal Owner, Olsen Kundig), Edward Kodet FAIA (Chairman, AIA College of Fellows), 325 attendees. She Builds Waves, NY- inaugural quarterly event March 28, 2019. Invited speaker for the first installation of a quarterly gathering for this collective of women who make waves in the built industry by engaging each other and striving for more, together. When your voice is heard and your strategies align with your firm’s business goals, you can create waves that resonate beyond your industry, 50 attendees. Introduced founder Bolanle Olley to WIELD. Her talk at their Washington DC event was so successful, she was invited to speak at the AIA 2019 Women’s Leadership Summit in Minneapolis (Sept 2019). Skanska Women’s Network (SWN) Empire State Building, NYC- Building a Business Case for Diversity Feb 27, 2019. Invited lecturer and group discussion facilitaror to kick off the 2019 season. SWN, Skanska’s first employee resource group, was founded in 2013 by the Metro NY employees. This event aggregated participants from three off ices and numerous job sites and also included HKS guests, 25 attendees. A&D SDL Annual Summit in Garrison, NY- AIA COTE Top Ten Toolkit and Super Spreadsheet August 1-3, 2018. Annual leadership summit for Sustainable Design Leaders. Presented the AIA COTE Top Ten Toolkit and Super Spreadsheet design resources and calculator, 50 attendees. AIA 2018 Convention, New York, NY- ArchiTalk: Fundamentals of Leadership in a Design Firm June 2018. Moderated panel discussion with Trudi Hummel (Principal, Gould Evans), Patricia Rhee (Partner, Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects), Anthony Rohr (National Managing Principal, Gould Evans), and Janet Simpson (President, tvsdesign), 325 attendees. AIA 2018 Convention, New York, NY- Designing for a Diverse Future June 2018. Guest of honor at sponsored brunch hosted by Ingersoll Rand and Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE). Interview and facilitated conversation. AIA HR Large Firm Round Table in Miami, FL- Equity Diversity & Inclusion, Beyond Census Statistics April 11-13, 2018. One of three invited guests to present to 30 human resource leaders at the largest architecture firms. This year’s theme for the annual meeting was focused on diversity in recruitment and retention. AIA Twitter Chat- Woman’s History Month March 7, 2018. Invited to host an AIA sponsored social media event celebrating women in architecture. The one hour event included over 227,000 impressions within the hour. Emerge by AIAU recorded video- The Building is Never Done, Improving your Practice Using Post Occupancy Evaluation released Feb 2018. Pre recorded interviews edited as an online course for emerging professionals. Filmed in Washington DC at the AIA off ices June 2, 2017 with Janice Barnes, AIA, PhD, LEED AP (Principal and Global Resilience Director, Perkins+Will), Z Smith FAIA, PhD, LEED AP BD+C (Principal, Director of Sustainability and Building Performance). In it’s first six months, this video was downloaded over 120 times, making it the second most watched of the 178 videos on AIAU in that time frame. AIA Women Inspiring Emerging Leaders in Design (WIELD) in, Washington DC September 16, 2017. In conjunction with the Women’s Leadership Summit, AIA DC developed an outreach program specifically targeted to emerging professionals. Speaker and story teller with Hilda Espinal (Chief Technology Off icer, Cannon Design), Cheryl McAfee (CEO and Principal, McAfee3 Architects), Leigh Stringer (Workplace Strategist, EYP), Kimberly Lewis (Senior Vice President, USGBC), Zena Howard (North Carolina Practice Managing Director, Perkins+Will) and Sara Lappano (Manging Principal, Integral Group) Bernard & Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York- Introducing the Living Building Challenge Shared the Living Building Challenge certification standard and an introduction to the International Living Future Institute with students and faculty and a volunteer Living Future Ambassador. A&D SDL Annual Summit in Seattle, WA - Equity and Talent, Beyond the Census Demographics August 1, 2017. Shared a unique perspective on recognizing and developing diverse talent and future leaders to a group of 50 Sustainable Design Leaders in large US and Canadian medium and large firms. HKS Better Together lecture in Dallas, TX- Future Proofing our Workplace July 7, 2017. Invited to speak as a part of HKS Better Together diversity initiative lecture series. 150 attendees. AIA Research Summit in St. Louis, MO June 28-29, 2017. Invited to assist the AIA more clearly define its role in research, to encourage research, provide accessible educational programming, and promote practice based research and synergies with academia. ILFI unConference in Seattle, WA- Business Imperative for Improving Diversity and Inclusion May 17, 2017. Panel discussion with Gabrielle Bullock (Director of Global Diversity, Principal, Perkins + Will), Rachell Morris (Principal, ZGF Architects LLP). CleanMed Conference in Minneapolis, MN- Design and Health: Outside the Box May 16, 2017. Panel discussion with Allison Avent (Vice President Operations, ProMedica Toledo Hospital), Randy Morton (Principal, HKS Architects), Michelle Eiching (President, Planning4Health Solutions). A&D SDL NY Regional Workshop - Public Health and Wellness April 18, 2017. Co facilitated a workshop to advance wellbeing design for NYC Regional Sustainable Design Leaders. Shared a summary of public health, HKS research, and diff erences between Fitwel and WELL Building Standard. Greenbuild International Conference and EXPO in Los Angeles CA Innovative Approaches, Partnerships & Tools Driving Sustainable Construction in Sports October 5, 2016. Panel discussion at Greenbuild International Conference and EXPO in Los Angeles with Lisa Barnard (Market Development Manager, BASF), Carlie Bullock Jones (Founder and Principal, Ecoworks Studio), Chris DeVolder (Vice President, Sustainable Design Leader for Sports Recreation + Entertainment, HOK). ILFI Conference in Seattle, WA- Speak Your Truth: Shelter for the Under Served May 13, 2016. Jury member for short format ideation pitches, promoting visionary ideas and bold actions.

HKS GreenWeek in Dallas, TX- Raise the Bar with Occupancy Evaluation: Client Care that Enhances Comfort and Improved Performance. April 20, 2016. Pecha kucha style presentation summarizing the why, what and how of POE, 500+ attendees. AIANY COTE- It’s Occupied, Now What? Post Occupancy Client Re-engagement, New York, NY September 8, 2015. Panel discussion at AIANY Center for Architecture with Michael Gubbins (Senior Vice President, Albanese Organization), Chris Garvin (Managing Partner, Terrapin Bright Green), and Z Smith (Principal and Director of Sustainability and Building Performance, Eskew+Dumez+Ripple). A&D SDL Annual Summit, Boston, MA July 29-31, 2015. Invited to participate in the annual leadership summit and lead Post Occupancy Evaluation workshop, 56 attendees. AIA 2015 Convention, Atlanta, GA- Post Occupancy Evaluation: What, How, Why? (May 2015) Selected to lead an education session with Julie Hendricks (Kirksey) and Shawn Préau (Eskew, Dumez, Ripple). One World Trade Center and Resiliency, New Jersey Institute of Technology February 11, 2015. A conversation with David Childs, moderated by Dean of the NJIT College of Architecture and Design, Urs Gauchat. CREDAI GUJCON Construction & Building Material EXPO 2014, Ahmedabad, INDIA: The Making of One World Trade Center December 21, 2014. Invited Lecturer for the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI’s) annual convention, focusing on Construction Technologies & Real Estate Development. 1200 Seminar delegates & 50 Speakers will make the Event the largest in India. Green Building and Sustainability- Strategies and Technologies at Columbia University Graduate School of Continuing Education- High Performance Design Goal Setting and Implementation November 17, 2014. Guest Lecturer invited to share the Practitioner’s perspective to high performance design, integration of research and development and project case studies. Instructor Lauren Yarmuth. SOM Senior Technical Meeting- High Performance Materials and Decision Making November 7, 2014. Hosted roundtable discussion with Specification Department Leaders Herb Lynn and Ben Caldwell to engage Senior Technical Leadership at SOM. SOM Applied Knowledge Roundtable Environmental Goals and Decision Making October 29, 2014. Hosted roundtable discussion with Specification Department Leaders Herb Lynn and Ben Caldwell to engage junior staﬀ . Women in Architecture/ Urban Planning: Resiliency, Innovation & Collaboration September 24, 2014. Invited to speak at this forum for women to present their work, discuss architecture and urban planning, and share experiences in the industry with others. Fall 2014 RegenForum: Practitioner Panel September 10, 2014. Invited to participate in a panel discussion with Lauren Yarmuth (Cofounder and Principal, YR&G), Bungane Mehlomakulu (Principal, Integral Group), Scott Frank (Partner, JB&B Engineers), Ted van der Linden (Director of Sustainability, DPR Construction), 100 attendees. A&D SDL Annual Summit, Seattle, WA July 23-25, 2014. Invited to participate in the annual leadership summit and lead Post Occupancy Evaluation breakout session, 50 attendees. Living Future unConference, Portland, OR: Connecting the Dots- Beauty, Sustainability and the Occupant Experience May 23, 2014. Invited to lead an information session with Editors Nadav Malin (Building Green), Susan S. Szenasy (Metropolis Magazine) and Cathleen McGuigan (Architecture Magazine), 300 attendees. Workshop, San Diego, CA: Transforming the Gap between Sustainability and Design March 17-19, 2014. Invited to participate in a leadership discussion at the intersection of design and sustainability in the built environment. 50 sustainability and design leaders from North America’s most influential firms explored how we can begin to change the lingering perception, in the industry and among clients, that design and sustainability are separate, and sometimes conflicting goals. Sustainable Interior Environments MA Program of FIT/SUNY: The Truth about Fire Retardants March 5, 2014. Invited to participate in a panel discussion with Peter Syrett (rePlace Urban Studio), Jan Berman (MechoSystems), moderated by Tracy Backus (Teknion), 100 attendees. Urban Green Council Tour: Center for Architecture Science and Ecology 2014. Next generation building systems think thank that bridges academia and professional practice to rapidly accelerate the development time frame and integration of technology transferred from other industries. Studio tour and prototype demonstration with Jason Vollen (Associate Director, CASE) Rutgers University Bloustein School International Development Interest Group, New Brunswick, NJ: What does International Work look like? February 11, 2014. Invited panel discussion member with Soraya Goga (The World Bank), Lori Issa (UNICEF), Tim Castano (United Nations Special Envoy for Financing the Health Millennium Development Goals and for Malaria), Jim Wright (International Bank Consultant), Jeﬀ rey Stoicescu (Arcadis US), 40 attendees Georgia Tech College of Architecture, Atlanta, GA: Resiliency, Innovation & Collaboration October 23, 2013. Invited to speak at College wide lecture series, 300 attendees Green Home NYC, New York, NY: Spotlight on Roosevelt Island August 29, 2013. Panel Presentation on Cornell University’s Net Zero Energy Master Plan, 75 attendees Urban Green Salon, New York, NY: Advancements in Sustainable Envelope Design August 22, 2013. Moderator and event organizer. Panelists Matt Gindlesparger, Demetrious Komodromus, Jason Vollen and Anna Dyson, 100+ attendees A&D SDL Annual Summit, St. Louis, MI July 15-27, 2013. Invited to participate in the annual leadership summit, 50 attendees AIA Sustainability Scan Work Session, Denver, CO June 19, 2013. Invited to participate in a half day workshop with AIA Resident Fellow and her Advisory Group members to develop AIA’s strategic plan, 15 attendees. Urban Green Technical Roundtable, New York, NY: Local Law 84 October 2, 2012. Moderator and event organizer. Panelists Tom Hill, Hilary Beber, and Rachel Futrell, 40 attendees East Coast Green 2012, Lincroft, NJ: Center for Architecture Science and Ecology June 13, 2012. Opening plenary speaker at AIA NJ annual green building conference, 200 attendees HKS Green Week, Dallas, TX: CASE- An Integrated Approach to Design and Research April 18, 2012. Invited speaker at inaugural firm wide annual symposium focused on green building., 200+ attendees Urban Green Technical Roundtable, New York, NY: Waste Management November 2, 2011. Moderator and event organizer. Panelists Adam Freed, JP Flahery, 75 attendees

OTHER ACTIVITIES HKS Director of Integration (Jan 2019 present) Bridge builder and connector who facilitates transparency, collaboration and knowledge sharing across market practices, geographies, enterprise teams and specialty subject matter experts to enhance project team eﬀ ectiveness and design outcomes. HKS New York Off ice Director (June 2017 March 2019) Responsible for off ice management, administration including budgeting and communications, HR concerns, staﬀ professional development, talent recruitment, project performance and business development. HKS Environmental & Social Governance (ESG) Advisory Group (2019 present) Advisors to ESG leadership responsible for firmwide equity and responsible business and design practices. In early 2020, HKS became one of the few architecture firms globally as United Nationals Global Compact signatories. Architects Foundation Yann Weymouth Graduate Scholarship Juror (Feb Apr 2020) The $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student at any level of graduate study within a NAAB accredited architecture program. The student’s work should demonstrate an exemplary focus at the design intersection of sustainability, resilience, wellness and beauty. Georgia Tech School of Architecture spring 2019 Final Reviews (April 12, 2019) Vertical studio focused on social resilience through the design of a community recreation center with instructors Julie Kim, Stuart Romm. Urban Design Studio with instructor Ellen Dunham Jones. HKS Los Angeles Design Fellowship Mentor (March 2019) Weekend design charette including select HKS employees and students. One of two mentors invited to travel to this innaugural event. The teams will explore infrastructure needs for the upcoming Olympics and how equitable long term uses can be adapted from these temporary structures. Architects Foundation Yann Weymouth Graduate Scholarship- inaugural Juror (Feb Apr 2019) The $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student at any level of graduate study within a NAAB accredited architecture program. The student’s work should demonstrate an exemplary focus at the design intersection of sustainability, resilience, wellness and beauty. HKS Mid-Atlantic Design Fellowship Guest Critic (Feb 2019) Weekend design charette including select HKS employees and students. Joined the group for the final review to discuss community design, sustainability, and social justice in the rapidly gentrifying Ivy City neighborhood. HKS Advisory Committee (2019) Supports the HKS Board of Directors and Leadership Council as influential voices to help advise and round our strategic initiatives, providing a fresh perspective and making recommendations. Archstorming Design Competition Juror- Residential Stadium: Adaptive Reuse (Dec 2018) Archstorming aims to expose architectural ideas and solutions to urbanistic problems in a socially responsible way. How can a World Cup FIFA stadium in Brooklyn’s McCarren Park provide value to a community beyond this limited time event? AIA 2018 Global Climate Action Summit Advisory Group (August Sept 2018) One of thirty professionals invited to advise the AIA President Carl Elefante and the AIA delegation to develop goals, talking points, and resources for this international summit in San Francisco September 12-14, 2018. http://globalclimateactionsummit.org/about the summit/ HKS Global Design Council (Feb 2016 2018) Leadership group tasked with transforming design process and project delivery to a more holistically responsible and integrated practice. HKS Editorial Board (2017) Leadership group asked to connect and guide internal and external stories and initiatives. HKS Design Fellowship Mentor (Sept Dec 2018) One week design charette and team building exercise including select HKS employees and students, preceded by a two month preparatory period. This annual design competition explores global issues that pose risks to human civilization and ecological systems. The teams will explore architecture’s capacity to address a selected issue related to human impact on the environment. AIA Sustainable Leadership Opportunity Scan (SLOS) (June 2013) Invited to participate in the Advisory Workshop in Denver which identified four preliminary priorities to pursue in Core and Emerging areas that are central to the scan’s recommendations. SOM High Performance Design (October 2010 - Jan 2016) As SOM NY office leader, worked with firm leadership to define and set measurable goals and reinforce green building design across the various disciplines, as well as develop tools and resources to meet targets. SOM Sustainable Knowledge Network (June 2010 - Jan 2016) Revitalized a dormant knowledge sharing and initiative-based community to enhance office operations, realize green strategies within projects, and educate project team members. SOM Weekly Senior Technical Meetings (February 2010 - Dec 2016) Assist coordinator with programming. Invite “green” guest speakers and presenters to fulfill GBCI and AIA learning unit quotas. SOM Applied Knowledge Roundtable (2010 - 2014) Founding member of a group of 10 volunteers responsible for planning and delivering continuing education targeted specifically to entry and mid-level staff. Daylight Hour (June 20, 2014) In collaboration with Green Light New York, organized a daylight dimming demonstration for over 126,000 SF of office space, resulting in potential energy savings of $ annually. CANstruction (2005-2007) A unique charity with the mission to feed and inspire the world – one can at a time. Since 1992, CANstruction® has hosted competitions and exhibitions in over 150 global cities showcasing colossal structures made entirely out of full cans of food, which are donated to local hunger relief organizations. SOM Team Leader- Recruited and organized volunteers to design, source, and construct a sculpture made completely from canned goods. Exploring (2006-2010) A career exploration program with the mission to develop and deliver engaging, research based academic, character, leadership and career focused programs that guide and enable all students to achieve their full potential in their chosen field of interest Inaugural SOM Team Leader- Recruited and organized volunteers to welcome 30 high school students through a 5 week introduction to architecture program. Developed curriculum and support materials. 32: Beijing / New York: (March 2010 - August 2010) Architecture, urbanism and design journal based in New York and Beijing with Editors Steven Holl, Yung Ho Chang, Li Hu, Michael Bell, Andrew MacNair and Yehuda Safran. Managing Editor- Coordinated submissions of invited authors. Maintained schedule for print deadlines. Established non-profit status as 501(c)(3) entity. Managed finances and budget.

HONORS Awards and Exhibitions • AIA Young Architect Award, 2019. https://www.aia.org/resources/6099220-2019-aia-awards---young-arch itects?fbclid=IwAR27pvVRgsf6VUcjvwYJhKAAUiGmrKL3BpJhxgnwjRk4Z2wsHlY8E8AQpAY • The Plan Award, Office Building: Finalist- BBVA Operations Center, 2017. • Reforma Entre Muro, Best Corporate Office Building- BBVA Operations Center, 2017. • Architecture Record Good Design is Good Business award- BBVA Operations Center, April 2017. • AIA NY Chapter Merit Award for Architecture- Public Safety Answering Call Center (PSAC II), March 2017 • Instituto Mexicano del Edificio Inteligente y Sustenable (Mexican Institute of Intelligent and Sustainable Building) Premio National award for Corporate Office Buildings- BBVA Operations Center, November 2016. • Urban Land Institute Global Award for Excellence: Finalist- BBVA Bancomer Operations Center, May 2016. • Instituto Mexicano del Edificion Inteligente y Sustantable A.C.: Premio Nacional- BBVA Bancomer Operations Center, 2016. • IMEI Intelligent Building of the Year: Corporate Office- BBVA Bancomer Operations Center, 2016. • American Council of Engineering Companies of New York: Diamond Award for Special Projects- Public Safety Answering Call Center (PSAC II), 2016. • Engineering News Record, Best of Government/ Public (New York State Region)- Public Safety Answering Call Center (PSAC II), 2016 • Engineering News Record: Best of the Best Office/Retail/Mixed-Use Project- One World Trade Center, 2015. • Engineering News Record: Best Regional Projects Office/Retail/Mixed-Use - One World Trade Center, 2015. • Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH): Best Tall Building Award- America’s Region- One World Trade Center, 2015 • Architizer A+Award, Popular Choice Winner (Commercial: High Rise Office)- One World Trade Center, 2015. • IES Illumination Award, Outdoor Lighting Design Award Sponsored by Eaton, Special Citation for Beacon Lighting Design Collaboration with Claude R. Engel Lighting Consultant and Barbizon Lighting- One World Trade Center. August 2015. • IES Illumination Award, Award of Merit- 250 West 55th Street, with Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting Design. 2015. • American Concrete Institute: Excellence in Concrete Construction: High-Rise Buildings, Honorable Mention, 2015. • American Council of Engineering Companies of New York, Gold Award for Engineering Excellence- 55 West 46th Street, a.k.a International Gem Tower. 2015. • The New York State Society of Professional Engineers, Inc. (NYSSPE), Construction Project of the Year- One World Trade Center. June 2014. • American Institute of Steel Construction, IDEAS² Awards: Presidential Awards for Excellence in Engineering- One World Trade Center. May 2014. • Greater NY Construction User Council, Commercial / Office Building Project of the Year- 250 West 55th Street. June 2013. • Spark Concept, Bronze Award- Center for Architecture Science and Ecology, 2012. • AIA Curtainwall Competition (Enclosures, Integrate: Innovate) Citation- HelioTrace. Oct 2012. • American Institute of Architects, Presidential Citation- Julie Hiromoto, May 2012. • Concrete Industry Board, Roger H. Crobetta Award- One World Trade Center, 2012. • AIA NY Un-Built Work Merit Award- Center for Architecture Science of Architecture, March 2012. • Chicago Athenaeum, Good Green Design Award- HelioTrace. October 2011. • AIA Center for Architecture Exhibition- HelioTrace (New York City, Oct-Dec 2010). • The Chicago Athenaeum, Good Green Design Awards: Research/Technology- Center for Architecture Science and Ecology, October 2010. • Popular Science, Best of What’s New Award- HelioTrace Facade System, 2010. • Architect Magazine Research + Design Commendation Award- HelioTrace Facade System, August 2010. • Architect Magazine Research + Design Commendation Award- Active Modular Phytoremediation System, August 2009. Publications • Squire, Corey and Walker, Tate et. al. COTE Top Ten Toolkit. One of fifteen primary authors of the design practice guide to enable and support implementation of the AIA Framework for Design Excellence (formerly known as the COTE Top Ten Measures). • Hosey, Lance. “Going Beyond the Punchlist: Why Architects Should Embrace Post-Occupancy Evaluations.” Metropolis, pp. 50-55. (Dec 2018) https://www.metropolismag.com/architecture/ architecture-post-occupancy-evaluations/ • COTE Top Ten Toolkit author. https://network.aia.org/committeeontheenvironment/ viewdocument/aia-cote-top-ten-toolkit-phase-1-d?CommunityKey=3b790506-aca5-4eff-aaf6- 8a7b553dc0ef&tab=librarydocuments Over 5,000 unique views within the first 6 weeks. • Zappia, Anna. “Hudson’s Bay Company.” Contract (June 2018). • Loos, Ted. “For High Performing Workplaces, Financial Sector Clients Turn to SOM’s Stephen Apking.” Interior Design (May 2018). • Waddoups, Ryan. “8 Design-Minded Offices in the U.S.” Interior Design. 15 August 2017. Web (http:// www.interiordesign.net/projects/13619-8-design-minded-american-offices/) • Kochen, Juan Jose. “Cuatro Sedes, Cuatro Tiempos (Four Locations, Four Times)” Arquine. 6 June 2017 Web (https://www.arquine.com/cuatro-sedes-cuatro-tiempos/). • Dupre, Judith. One World Trade Center: Biography of the Building. Little, Brown and Company: Apr 2016 • Fairley, Peter. “Feedback Loop.” Architect Record. August 2009. Web (http://archrecord.construction. com/tech/techfeatures/2015/1508-Post-Occupancy-Evaluation.asp) • Melton, Paula. “Why Post-Occupancy Review Is the Future of Design (And How It Can Serve You Now).” BuildingGreen. 1 June 2015. Web. • Hiromoto, Julie. “Post Occupancy Evaluation Survey Report.” 21 May 2015. Web (http://www.som.com/ ideas/research/post occupancy evaluation survey report). Over 9000 unique page-views. • “International Gem Tower” and “One World Trade Center” Metals in Construction, Spring 2015. https:// siny.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/MetalsInConstruction Spring15 Web.pdf • Hiromoto, Julie. “Mind the Gap.” Interface Blog. Interface, 21 July 2014. Web (http://blog.interface.com/ mind-the-gap). • Hiromoto, Julie. “Laura Ettelman: A Personal Interview with Julie Hiromoto.” Women in Architecture: Interview with SOM Director Laura Ettelman. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, 20 May 2014. Web. • Labarre, Suzanne. “SOM’s Giant Vertical Flower Pot is an Air Purifier on Steroids.” Fast Co (Feb 2012). • Gonchar, Joann. “One World Trade Center.” Architecture Record (September 2011). • Keegan, Edward. “HelioTrace Facade System.” Architect Magazine (August 2010). • “Active Phytoremediation System” SOM Journal v.6 (October 2010). • Gerfen, Katie. “Active Phytoremediation Wall System.” Architect Magazine (August 2009).