Attachment 129
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
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COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. 1: I S" - Do
Mayor Neisen 0, Kasdin and
Members of the City Commission
Lawrence A. Levy' \. /
City Manager \R<J
DATE: May 24, 2000
A Resolution of the Mayor and City Commission of the City of Miami Beach,
Florida, Accepting the Recommendation of the City Manager Pertaining to the
Ranking of the Proposals Received in Response to the Request for
Qualifications (RFQ) No. 41-99/00 for Architectural, Engineering, Landscape
Architectural and Graphic Design Services for Various City Projects in
Accordance with the November 2, 1999 General Obligation (GO) Bond Project
List; Specifically for ArchitecturaI/Engineering Services to Develop Design, and
Construction Documents for the 10th Street Beachfront AuditoriumIBeach
Patrol Headquarters; and Authorizing the City Administration to Enter into
Negotiations with the Top-Ranked Firm of STA Architectural Group, to
Develop Design and Construction Documents for the Proposed Facility and
Authorizing the Administration to Negotiate with the Second Ranked Firm of
RJ Heisenbottle, Inc., Should the Administration Not Be Able to SuccessfulIy
Negotiate a Contract with the Top Ranked Firm.
ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION:
Adopt the Resolution.
ANALYSIS:
On November 2,1999, the City of Miami Beach voters approved the issuance of an approximately
$92 Million General Obligation (GO) Bond for Neighborhood, Parks and Beach. and Fire Safety
Improvements.
In an effort to begin the implementation of these Bond Projects, the City desires to contract with
design professionals in accordance with Florida Statute 287.055 for planning and the preparation of
the constructionlbidding documents needed to undertake the work detailed in the Scope of Work for
the above mentioned facilities.
The selected firm will be responsible for reviewing existing City of Miami Beach Zoning Ordinances
and Building Codes, and for incorporating the data into complete construction documents including
final working drawings, maintenance expenses, construction estimates, specifications, and bid
documents necessary for the bidding and construclion of this project.
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RFQ No. 41-99/00
Page Two
May 24, 2000
ANALYSIS (~ontinued)
The firm will be responsible for obtaining all Federal, State and local permits' necessary for the
construction of the project, and may also be required to provide consulting services to the City on
various matters which do not result in drawings or specifications.
The design will be developed with the input of the City Administration, the various City Boards an:!
Committees, as well as area residents and other interested individuals and groups.
The design team for this project will be headed by an ArchitectlEngineer with considerable historic
preservation, acoustical and structural experience.
The historic lOth Street AuditoriumlBeach Patrol Headquarters is located at 1001 Ocean Drive, in
Ihe cenler of historic Lwnmus Park and the heart of the Art Deco District. The Beach Patrol
Headquarters was originally constructed in 1935 and the 10th Street (Oceanfront) Auditorium in
1953.
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The improvements currently envisioned will include the restoration and expansion of the Beach
Patrol Headquarter offices, restroom/lockers for both female and male lifeguards, restoration and
possible expansion of the auditorium to better serve the neighboring hotels, use for special events
and city recreation division programs. The program will also include new acoustical sound proofing,
interior/exterior lighting, Ale, roofing, interior and exterior renovation, parking and other related
items and immediate site improvements.
On January 12, 2000, the Commission adopted a resolution authorizing the issuance of a RequeSl
for Qualifications (RFQ) for Architectural, Engineering, Landscape Architectural and Graphic
Design Services for Various City Projects in Accordance with the November 2, 1999 General
Obligation (GO) Bond Project List.
The RFQ was issued on January 20, 2000, with an opening date of March 1,2000. Four-hundred-
fifty-six (456) notices and one-hundred-sixteen specifications were issued, resulting in the receipt
of eight (8) responsive responses from the following firms;
Allequez & Associates
Beilinson Archilects
Daphne J. Gurri Architecture
Edward Lewis Architecture
Giller & Giller Inc.
Judson & Partners
RJ Heisenbottle
ST A Architectural Group
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RFQ No. 41.99/00
Page Three
May 24, 2000
ANALYSIS (continued)
Letter to Commission (LTC) No. 41-2000, dated March 22, 2000 established an Evaluation
Committee consisting of the following individuals:
Victor Varela, GO Bond Project Oversight Committee Member
Kevin Smith, Director of Parks & Recreation
Christina Cuervo, Assistant City Manager
Brad Judd, Property Management Director
John Becker, Ocean Drive Association Member
William Cary, Assistant Director of Planning
Ronnie Singer, Assistant City Manager
On March 23 2000, the Evaluation Committee met to review all the responses received. Victor
Varela was selected as the Committee Chairperson. Each committee member in attendance reviewed
and evaluated all responses in accordance with the criteria listed in the RFQ, and submitted their
individual score sheets 10 the Chairperson.
The Committee was required, in accordance with the RFQ, to select a minimum of three of the top
ranked firms, The Committee agreed to have each member shortlist by selecting their five top ranked
finns. Below are th!l results:
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First Round: (aU firms receiving votes)
Firm VV KS CC BJ JB WC RS Ill!!!
Allequez & Associates X X X X 4
Beilinson Architects X X X X X X 6
Daphne 1. Gurri Architecture X X X X 4
Edward Lewis Architecture X X X 3
Giller & Giller Inc. X X X X 4
RJ Heisenbottle X X X X X X X 7
STA Architectural Group X X X X X X X 7
The committee member's initials are as follows:
VV: Viclor Varela BJ: Brad Judd WC: William Cary
KS: Kevin Smith JB: John Becker RS: Ronnie Singer
CC: Christina Cuervo
Based on the above results, the Committee agreed to shortlist the three (3) top-ranked firms, as
highlighted above.
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BeiIinson Architects
RJ Heisenbottle
STA Architectural Group
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RFQ No. 41-99/00
Page Four
May 24, 2000
ANALYSIS (continued)
On April I 0, 2000, the three (3) firms made oral presentations before the Evalualion Committee. The
Committee's role was 10 evaluate and rank the firms based on the following criteria identified in the
RFQ:
Firm's Experience, Project Manager's Experience, Previous Similar Projects, Qualifications of
Project Team, and Certified Minority Participation.
The rankings listed below are the final results of the committee's evaluation of each firm at the
conclusion of the oral presentations. Victor Varela, Christina Cuervo, and Ronnie Singer did not
attend this meeting.
Second Round: (three top-ranked firms)
Firm KS BJ JB WC Total Rank
Beilinson Architects 3 3 2 3 11 3
RJ Heisenbottle 2 2 3 2 9 2
STA Architectural Group 1 I 1 I 4 1
The committee me~ber's initials are as follows:
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KS: Kevin Smith
BJ: Brad Judd
18: John Becker
WC: William Cary
The committee ranked the firm of ST A Architectural Group as the top-ranked firm, and RJ
Heisenbottle, Inc. as the second-ranked firm.
Attached is the following additional information on the top-ranked firm (STA Architectura1 Group):
Attachment 1: Firm's Profile.
Attachment 2: Project Team's Experience and Previous Similar Projects.
Attachment 3: Previous/Current City of Miami Beach Projects by ST A Architectural Group.
The Committee's recommendation was provided to the City Manager for his consideration. In
accordance with the terms of the RFQ, the City Manager has reviewed the Evaluation Committee's
recommendation and concurs with its ranking of responses. The Mayor and City Commissioners are
not bound by either the City Manager's or the Evaluation Committee's recommendations.
The City Manager recommends that the Mayor City Commission accept the ranking by the
Evaluation Committee, authorize the City Administration 10 enter into negoliations with the top-
ranked firm of ST A Architectura1 Group, and authorize the Administration to negotiate with the
second-ranked firm of RJ Heisenbottle Inc., should the Administration not be able to successfully
negotiate a contract with the top-ranked firm.
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Afteraction Report
May 24, 2000 City Commission Meeting
City of Miami Beach
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Commission Memorandum No. 415-00
A Resolution Accepting the Recommendation of the City Manager Pertaining to the Ranking of
the Proposals Received in Response to the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) No. 41-99/00 for
Architectural, Engineering, Landscape Architectural and Graphic Design Services for Various City
Projects in Accordance with the November 2, 1999 General Obligation (GO) Bond Project List;
Specifically for Architectural/Engineering Services to Develop Design, and Construction
Documents for the 10th Street Beachfront AuditoriumlBeach Patrol Headquarters; and
Authorizing the City Administration to Enter into Negotiations with the Top-Ranked Firm of ST A
Architectural Group, to Develop Design and Construction Documents for the Proposed Facility
and Authorizing the Administration to Negotiate with the Second Ranked Firm of RJ Heisenbottle,
Inc., Should the Administration Not Be Able to Successfully Negotiate a Contract with the Top
Ranked Firm.
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Administration Recommendation: Adopt the Resolution.
(Parks/Property Management Departments)
ACTION: Resolution No. 2000-23928 adopted. Mayra Diaz Buttacavoli and Jorge Chartran to
handle.
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Prepared by the City Clerk's Office
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RESOLUTION NO. 2000-23928
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A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY
MANAGER PERTAINING TO THE RANKING OF PROPOSALS RECEIVED IN
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ) NO. 41-99/00 FOR
ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING, LANDSCAPE ARCIllTECTURAL AND
GRAPIDC DESIGN SERVICES FOR VARIOUS CITY PROJECTS IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE NOVEMBER 2,1999 GENERAL OBLIGATION (GO) BOND PROJECT
NO.5, FOR ARCIllTECTURAUENGINEERING SERVICES TO DEVELOP DESIGN,
AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS FOR THE 10TH STREET BEACHFRONT
AUDITORlUM/BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTERS; AUTHORIZING THE
ADMINISTRATION TO ENTER INTO NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE TOP-RANKED
FIRM OF STA ARCIllTECTURAL GROUP TO DEVELOP DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED FACILITIES; AND
FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE ADMINISTRATION TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE
SECOND RANKED FIRM OF RJ HEISENBOTTLE, INC. SHOULD THE
ADMINISTRATION NOT BE ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATE A
CONTRACT WITH THE TOP RANKED FIRM.
WHEREAS, the City issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) No. 41-99/00 for providing
architectural, engineering, landscaping architectural and graphic design services for various City projects in
accordance with the November 2, 1999 General Obligation (GO) Bond project list; and
WHEREAS,four-hundred fifty-six notices and one-hundred sixteen (116) specifications for RFQ
No. 41-99/00 were issued, resulting in eight (8) timely responses; and
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WHEREAS~an Evaluation Committee recommended by the City Manager and approved by the
Mayor and City Commission met on March 23, 2000, and agreed to short list the three (3) top-ranked finns
and that they be invited for oral presentations before the Committee; and
WHEREAS, the Committee heard oral presentations on April 14, 2000, and unanimously voted to
recommend negotiations with the top-ranked finn, ST A Architectural Group, and with the second-ranked flnn
ofRJ Heisenbottle, Inc., should the Administration not be able to successfully negotiate a contract with the
top-ranked finn; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager has reviewed the recommendation of the Evaluation Committee and
concurs with the Evaluation Committee's recommendation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City Commission
herein accept the City Manager's recommendation pertaining to the ranking of proposals received in response
to RFQ No. 41-99/00 and authorize the Administration to enter into negotiations with the top-ranked finn of
ST A Architectural Group and with the second-ranked finn of RJ Heisenbottle, Inc should the Administration
not be able to successfully negotiate a contract with the top-ranked finn.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 24th day of May, 2000
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ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO
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Firm Profile
ST A Architectural Group was incorporated
in 1985 and is located in the Miami Design
District. ST A is composed of a qualified group
of architects, planners and interior designers
who are trained in the principles and practices
of architecture and architectural preservation.
The firm's principals, Isabel Saavedra-Tragash
and Todd Tragash, combined have over 30
years of professional design experience. To-
gether they manage a staff of highly qualified
professionals, maintaining close personal com-
mitment to each project at all phases of devel-
opment. From its inception, ST A has been an
active participant in Miami Beach's architec-
tural community, its principals serving on mu-
nicipal advisory boards and participating in
design charrettes, lectures and tour guides of
the" Art Deco District"
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ST A's in-house architects and interior design-
ers work in concert-with a team of consulting
structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing
engineers. Each member of the project team is
selected for their design and technical exper-
tise required for that projects specific pro-
grammatic and site considerations.
ST A has been commissioned to program and
design the corporate headquarters for the
Estefan Enterprises in the South Pointe area of
Miami Beach, the administrative offices for the
Miami Beach Community Development Cor-
poration to be located in South Beach in the
Historic Seymour Hotel, the headquarter of-
fices of the Miami Beach Fire Department
located in Middle Beach along Pinetree Drive,
and the administrative offices for the Hispanic
Community Center to be located in North
Beach in the historic Coral Rock house on
Normandy Isle.
ROBERT G. CURRIE PARTNERSHIP
Firm Profile
Rol7ort G. Currio & Partner.hip (RGCP) is a Florida-l7as"" architectural d..ign
firm, found"" in 1969. Founding principal Rol7ert G. Currio, AlA. ha. made a
con.cious doc!5ion to maintain a .mall firm, l7eli"",ng that his direct and
p"50nai involvoment in all projects l7<tter "IV" his clients. Reunt projects
includo numerou. retail, commercial, hospitality and ,"sidentia! ma5ter planning
and complat<d architectural 8$5ignment..
Much of tho firm's .ucu.s can l7e attril7ut<d to a d<<ply folt commitment to
creat< design. that intrigue the intellect, onhance the Spirit, and delight the
cyo. RGCP's approach I. to view each projoct with a fresh attitude, without
pre.conceived ideas, and fOCU6~ on flndin~ a clear ana balanced relationship
b<tw<<n the building, its site and context, and its interior spacos. Each a.sign,
'Mlether new construction or ren(]{ation, evolves from a thorough 5i~ analysis
and prQ9ram /lValuation: tho prop's form and charact<r r""octs thi. pr"""...
Since its inception the firm has work"" with municipalities throughout the
Stat< of Florida including the Departmont of Managemont Service., City of
DoLand. City of Delray Beach, Crty of Boca Raton, City of Boynton Beach, City
of Miami Beach, Town of Palm Beach, Viilage of Key Biscayno, Palm Beach
County, Monroo County and tho Departmont of Transportation.
RGCP produces all archit<ctural drawings on AutoCad 14. The firm's CADD
dopartment consists of 5/lVon n<twork"" workstations linked to a full Size
plotter, two full-color printel'9 and a la5<r jet printer. Additional capal7ilities
include .canning, e-mail and prodUGtlon of CDs for information and .torage.
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GENERAL
Primary De5i~n
D1oclpline:
Other De5f~n
D1ociplln,",
Arc:hitecte
Plannen; & fl'lt.!:rior
Designom;
Ro~ G. Cunit, Partner
134 Norttleast 1st Avenue
D'lray Beach, FL 33444
561/27&4951
561/243-811>\
Contact Namen1tle:
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Phone Numt1er.
FAX Num,'c.
PERSONNEL f5'( DISCIFUNE
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Irrt:erior Designer, Uan5ed
TOTAL STAFF
PROJECT EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
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STA ARCH ITECTURALJCURRI E PARTNERSHIP TEAM'S
KEY PERSONNEL AND RElATED PROJECT EXPERIENCE
I 0'" Street Auditorium Qualifications
This proposal section is dedicated to the key personnel proposed for this project. In addition to their
resumes, we have enclosed detailed project descriptions. visuals and client references for the City of
Miami Beach's consideration. To summarize the team's related project experience, we provide this
capsulized list for your reference:
10TH STREET AUDITORIUM MASTER PLAN AND HISTORIC RESTORATION
DELRAY BEACH MARINE SAFETY HEADQUARTERS
DELRAY BEACH LIFEGUARD STAND PROT01YPE
DELRAY BEACH CITY HALL RENOVATION
BOCA RATON COMMUNITY CENTER.
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OLD SCHOOL SQUARE
SOUTH COUNTY CMC CENTER
VILLAGE OF KEY BISCAYNE COMMUNITY CENTER,
BOYNTON BEACH HISTORIC SCHOOL
PALM BEACH JUNIOR COlLEGE RENOVATION
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TODD B. TRAGASH, AlA
P~n.lpal Architect
Mr. Tragash co-founded STA Architectural Group, in 1985. A native to Miami, Mr. Tragash's architectural career
encompasses private and public sector projects located within South Florida's unique architectUral environment. His
designs span a broad range of project types and take many varied expressions. Each design solution is responsive to the
specific program and site constraints producing an architectural statement compatible within its context.
EDUCATION:
Master or Business Administration, International Business
University of Miami - 1992
Master or Architecture, Historic Preservatton
University of Florida - 1992
Bachelor or Design in Architecture, with Honan
University of Florida - 1980
REGISTRATION:
Architect- State of Florida - 1985, No. 11,053
NCARB Certification - No. 42,558
EXPERIENCE:
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While receiving his {ormal training in architectural preservation at the University of Florida, Mr. Tragash served as a
Thomas Jelferson Intern to the Architectural Research Depanment at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. His
graduate thesis focused on the architectural restoration of a colonial edifice in Lima, Peru serving to promote the
indigenous Peruvian arts & crafts.
Mr. Tragash' has been active in the certified rehabilitation of numerous historic structures within the Miami Beach" An
Deco" District, and served on the City of Miami Beach Planning Advisory Board from 1991 to 1997, and the City of
Miami Urban Design Review Board in 1999. In his practice, Mr. Tragash provides an:hitectural, planning and interior
design services for both the private developers and public entities such as the City of Miami Beach. Miami Beach
Community Development Corporation, the Miami Design Preservation League, UNlOAD, the Ocean Drive Association
and Miami-Dade County Department ofCOInmunity & Economic Development.
Mr. Tragash Is the principal-in-charge of the firm's architectural work overseeing the projects in each phase of
development. Selected examples of Mr. Tragash's planning, historic preservation and new construction project
experience include:
Fire Station 112 Master Plan, Miami Beach
41st Street BeauUOcaUon Project, Miami Beach
Ocean Front Auditorium Master Plan, Miami Beach
EI Cyclone, Miami Beach
Madison, Miami Beach
Hispanic Community Center, Miami Beach
Riviera Plaza, Miami Beach
Pare Vendome, Miami Beach
Ala mae, Miami Beacb
Clevelander Hotel, Miami Beach
Bentley Hotei, Miami Beach
Espanota Way, Miami Beach
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WILLIAM GARCIA, EIT
Consul-Tech Engineering, Inc.
Project Engineer
Education:
B.S. Civil Engineering. Aorida International University, 1996
Associates in Arts Degree. Miami-Dade Community College, Civil Engineering, 1993
Member American Society of Civil Engineers
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AffUiatioos:
Years Experience:
Relevant Experience:
. Consul-Tech Engineering, Inc.
11/96 - PresenC Project EngineerlManager - Responsible for the design of potable water, sanilal}' sewer.
and drainage systems for residential, commercial and industrial facilities. Roadway design responsibilities
include alignment, cross sections. storm drainage and stripping for county and municipality-owned
roadways and connections with and modifying of FOOT roadways. Design aspects include calculations
for sizing, flow requirements, treatment. and all components associated with municipal water, sewer and
drainage systems, sewage pump stations, and drainage disposal wells. Also accountable for production
of design plans, engineering reports, cost estimates and coordination with all professional and technical
disciplines involved in each projecL Responsible for obtaining water and sewer service agreements, sewer
system treatment capacity determinations, sewer capacity cenifications, water and sewer permits from
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MOW ASD). the Department of Environmental Resources
Management (DERM). the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS), and the public works
departments of cities involved. Other agency experience includes obtaining Florida Department of
Transportation (FOOT) driveway, drainage. and utility permits.
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Wolfberg, Alvarez and Partners
4/96 - 11/96: Civil Engineer/AutoCAD Designer - Responsibilities included site design (potable water
systems, sanilal)' collection systems, grading and paving), roadway design, computer design and drafting,
permining and job site inspections.
. Prieto Engineering Services
1/96 - 4/96: AutoCAD Designer - Responsibilities included civil engineering site design and computer-
aided design and drafting.
. florida International University ClvU Engineering Department
1/95 -7/95: Student Research Assistant- Responsible for gathering and compiling information on multi-
modal transportation facilities including existing facilities and the impact of such a system in South
Florida.
. J.L. Puentes and Associates, Architects and Planners
10/93 - 1/95: Assistant Project Manager - Responsible for permit acquisition from regulatory agencies,
computer-aided and manual drafting, job site inspections and other construction related activities.
Partial List of Projects:
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J. W. Marriorr - Complete site civil entneering services rendered for a multi-story luxury business hotel
located on Brickell Avenue and SE 12 Street in the City of Miami. Design activities included the design
of domestic water and sanilal}' sewer services as well as an injection well drainage system. The complete
redesign of SE 12'" Street from Brickell A venue to Bayshore Drive was performed. Permining through
FDOT. DERM, MOW ASD, etc. was also accomplished.
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Golden Lalces Apanments - All site civil engineering design work including potable water, sanitary sewer.
paving, grading, storm sewer and drainage systems for a l8.5-acre residential complex containing 10
apartment buildings with a total of 280 units. This site included a sanitary lift station as well as
improvements to State Road 9. Extensive permitting was performed including dealings with the South
Aorida Water Management District and the Aorida Department of Transportation. Construction
inspections were also performed.
Barclays Financial Center - Complete site civil engineering for a multi-story office building abutting the
l.W. Marriott HOlel on SE 12th Street and South Bayshore Drive in the City of Miami. Extensive
permilling was requires and performed.
Siesta Pointe Apanments - Site civil engineering responsibilities included the design and permilling of
all potable water, sanitary sewer, paving, grading, storm sewer and drainage systems for a 17.4-acre
residential complex containing 18 apartment buildings with a total of 392 units. Traffic analysis and
design was required including the design of IwO public roadways. Construction inspections were also
perfonned. .
Turnberry Isle Resort and Club - Design work involved all site civil engineering for a proposed multi-
story, 12S-room hotel with a 178-seat restaurant. Due to existing resort constrictions, demolition and
existing utilities were an issue. Extensive permitting was performed as well as coordination with other
disciplines.
BF Goodrich Aerospace Industrial Site - Scope of services included the redesign and upgrading of an
existing industrial site. The existing site layout was extensively modified including an upgrade of the
existing drainage system, a reconfiguring of the existing site layout to meet current Dade County
guidelines, a building addition and a new private roadway.
Kingswood Residential Site - Site layout and all civil engineering design for a 19.7-acre residential
development sile in southern Dade County containing 10S single-family homes. Design work included
water. sewer, paving, grading and drainage responsibilities as well as public roadway design. Zoning and
platting issues were handled as well as all permitting involving agencies such as the Aorida Departmenl
of Transportation.
Beacon at 97 Avenue Industrial Park - Site layout and all civil engineering design and drafting for a 10+
acre industrial site. Duties performed included design of potable water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and
drainage systems. Grading and paving work was performed on proposed parking areas anJ private access
roadways servicing three proposed warehouses. Extensive construction inspections were performed.
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Consul-Tech Engineering, Inc.
Director of Transportation
B.S. Civil Engineering, Florida Intemational University, 1985
Professional Engineer, State of Florida No. 47558
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Education:
Registration:
Years Experience:
Relevant Experience:
. Consul- Tecb Engineering, Inc.
1996 - Present: Director of Transportation - As Transportation Director responsibilities include design and
production of roadway projects, technical and COSt proposal preparation, project management,
subcontractor management, quality control review of roadway design projects, client interface and
coorc:Unation of FOOT projects. .
. David Plummer & Assoclates,lnc.
1993 - 1996: Senior Associate/Chief Highway Engineer - Responsibilities included design of roadway
projects, project management, proposal preparation, scheduling, staffing, training, budgeting,
subcontractor management and client interface.
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Post, Buckley, Scbuh & Jernlgan,lnc.
1988 - 1993: Project Engineer - Responsibilities included supervision and preparation of all components
associated with a final roadway set of plans, engineering repons, cost estimates, budgeting and scheduling.
Performed design work that involved conventional solutions but also design work involving complex
design featur~s requiring innovative solutions.
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. Davtd Plummer & Associates, Inc.
1985 - 1988: Design Engineer - Responsibilities included plans preparation of urban and interstate
roadway projects including pavement marking design, drainage, maintenance of traffic, computation
books and cost estimates.
Partial Lists of Projects:
Interchange Delign Experience:
. SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchange at NW 36 SITeet - Project included final design plans for
approximately one mile of limited access mainline reconstruction, widening and an interchange
reconstruction. The interchange design consisted of two fly-over ramps and a total of four bridge
structures. Miami-Dade County, Florida.
. SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchanges at Miller Drive, SR 874 and Bird Road - Project currently
under final design includes approximately 2.2 miles of limited access mainline reconstruction, three
interchange reconstructions, and reconstruction of crossroads. One of the interchange designs will consist
of a single point interchange. This interchange will be the only one of its kind in Dade County when
constructed. The project will include a total of II bridge structures. This project is to be fully designed
in metric units. Miami-Dade County, Florida.
. Palmetto Improvement Program (SR 826) - As a design engineer for the Palmetto Improvement Program,
work experienced consisted of developing interchange design plans to an FOOT 30% level of completion.
The 30% plans developed would then be utilized by various Section Consultants selected by FOOT to
complete the final plans. The interchanges designed included: SW 24 SI. (Coral Way), NW 74 St., 1-75,
SW 56 St., SR 874 and SW 40 Street Miami-Dade County, Florida.
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. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico - Project consisted of the development of several major transponation
corridor segments in the San Juan and Ponce metropolilan areas. The primary function was to provide
preliminary engineering plans consisting of roadway and interchange designs, including horizontal and
vertical aJignmenlS, constuctability, geotechnical issues and staging. This was a fully metric project.
Puerto Rico, USA.
Major Arterial Projects:
. SR 776 - Project included a four mile reconstruction of an urban and suburban four lane typical section.
Charlotte County, Florida.
. Florida Turnpike. Project consisted of four mile widening and ramp reconstruction of the Homestead
Extension of Florida's Turnpike (HEFT) from Quail Roost Drive to SR 874, approximately 4.0 miles in
length. Miami-Dade County, Florida:
. US-1 (SR 5). Project consisted of reconstruction of US-l from a two lane to a four lane divided rural
facility. Project limilS extend for approximately eight miles, from Card Sound Road to Mile Post 6.00.
Miami-Dade County, Florida.
. Griffin Road East and West ofSR 817 - This project consisted ofa six lane section of new construction
from west of SR 817 to SR 7, approximat.ly 4.3 miles in length. Broward County, Florida.
Other ReliUed Experience:
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Miami /ntemLJtional Airport - Project consisted of preparing plans for the cargo area and west side road
improvemenlS. Also included were portions of NW 25 Street and NW 67 A venue. Dade County, Florida.
Lee County .Port Authority - Project consisted of preparing construction plans for the roadway network
systeltl, terminal access road, and parking 1015 at the Southwest Florida Intemational Airport, Fort Myers,
Florida.
Fibrilla Department of Transportation Minor Projects - ProjeclS consisted of preparing construction plans,
including roadway geometrics, grading, drainage design, signing and pavement markings and traffic
control plans for various Minor Contracts. Dade County, Florida.
South Miami Hospital - Project consisted of preparing construction plans including grading, field surveys,
drainage design, signing and pavement marking plans for the hospital improvemenlS. Dade County,
Florida.
Truman Annex. Project consisted of construction plan preparation for roadway improvemenlS within a
43-acre site. Monroe County, Florida.
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PARTNER! VICE-PRESIDENT! LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT! PLANNER
EDUCATION
Master! of Urban and Regional Planning
University of Florids, December 1984
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
Univ8mity of Florida, June 1979
EXP~R.Jj:NCE
/983-1984
Pnncip,l: Savino & Miller Design Studio, Miami Beach. Florid..
Sr. A.ssociate, Landscape Atchitect and PI.nner.t BructJ Howard & Anociates
(BHA) Miami, Florida.
Landscape A1chit~ and Planner
Wallace Roberts & Todd (WRlJ
Miami, Florid..
Urban and Regional Planner and Landscape Architect at Urban
Development COrpoI.tion,
Kingston. Jamaica
Landscape AtclJffoct, Project Manager: Hendonon Ro..nb"'V Scully (HRS);
Miami, Florid.
1992- Present
1987-1992
1985-1987
198CJ.1982
SAVINO & MILLER PROJECT EXPERIENCE
SITe.tse.p.
Briekell Avenue Streetscape, Miami, FL
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16th Street, Miami Beach, FL
Fisherman's Landing S!r,etscape@; Ocean Reef Resort, Key Largo, FL
Normandy /tsle Sfre.f$cape Beeutmaation Program
Miami Beach, FL
41 sf street. Miami Beach, FL
Flag/tlr Street, Miami, FL
127th Stroet. North Miami, FL
Miami S..ch Art Deco DI,tr#el & L.nduape Architectural Projects
The Alamae, The Aloha, 211 eoRin, Avenue, 444 Collins Ave.,
The Gatsby, The Fenimore, The Pare Vendom., Th. Palm Gardens, The Henderson, 800 Michigan A.venue, 1100-1200
Washington Avenue, The Riviera Pfaza, The Gershwin, The Jefferson Avenue Apt. Complex, The International
Large Mi.",1 BelICh Projects
La Gorce Palace
Miami Beach Ocean Resort
Park Vintage Condominium Master PI"n
Sunset Harbour
The Sasson
The Sails Condominium
The eye/on
101 Ocean Drive
Por/oline Ocean Parcel Master Plan
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Bali 5oS/af Hote! & Condominium Project Master Pl,n
Bali, Indonesia
Coconut Grov. Planning Study
Brickefl Avenue Streetscspe Guide/in.s
Loew.s Convention Center Hotel Master Plan
Other S.vlno & Miller Design Studio Experl.nce:
TempI' Beth D,vid. Miami Beach, FL
City Gas Headquarters, Hialeah, FL
The Challenger Memorial @>. Claude Pepper Park, Miami, FL
Johnson & Wales Culinary University, N. Miami, FL
North Miami Beach City Hall Complex & Polic' Facility,
N. Miami, FL
OTHER PR..o,J!'CT EXP~R..r!!~.c:.!L
kJome & Washington Avenue Streetsc8p.t ImprovemfHJfs
Homestead. FL
John D. McArthur Stach State Park. Palm Beach, FL
Ol.ta River State R~ational Park. N. Miami. FL
Naval COmplex Master Plan, Mayport, FL
Vet.rans Park, Delray Beach, FL
Jacksonville Seach Community Redevelopment Plan, JacksonviHe, FL
Master PTan for the John & Mable Ringling Museum of AIt. Sarasota, FL
L 'Exce/lence Condominium, Miami Beach, FL
La Cas. dol Mar (UCLF), Soc. R.ton, FL
PROFESSIONAL REGISl~T.LqNJ MEMBERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES
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Member: AmflriCltfl SoCitJly of Landscape Armifect,
Chairman Miami Section: American Society of Landscape An:hltects
Member: Performing Aft, Center Building Committee for the Performing Atts Center Trost
Grand Prize University of Miami Campus Master Plan International Competib"on (WRTJ
Ame'ia Island Park Award, 1Q84. University of Florida Department of Arcllit<<ture, for excellenCe in Project Management
and Design.
PUBLICA liONS AND LECTURES
Gues," Lecturer for the Miami Beach Art Deco Week
1994-1993.1992 Deco Flora & the Uvabl. CA/y.
Plannina for HiohM ~ducation
The Journal of the Society for College and University Planning. -The Design Competition and Strategy at the University of
Miamr. Warburltm, Ralph. Vol. 17; #1;
1988-1989
Florida Architecture 50th Annual Edition. The remple Seth Oavid; 1988
Builder Architect. Th~ Role of Landscape Architect. Published article. 1992"
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Service p.,formed
Programming. design. construction
documents & administration
Architect of Record
STA Architectural Group
Todd B. fragash. A.l.A. - principal
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R.fennce
Unidad
P.O. Boll. 416479
Miami Seach, Florida
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Hispanic Community Ctr.
Locltlon
1701 Normandy Orive
Miami Beach. Florida
Description
Community Center
Client
Unidad
Cost
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Silly little
1300 Ocean D,jv~
Miami Beach, Florida
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1020 Ocean Drive
Miami Seach. Florida
Dttscrlptlon
65 unit hotel r~staurant 5: bar
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STA Architectural Group
Todd 8. Tragash. A.I.A. - principal
Completion Date
Est. 2001
Referent.
Ian Hendry
1020 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach. florida
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2K Clevelander. Inc.
Cost
14.000,000
Servin '.rformed
historical documentation. programming.
design & construction documents
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510 Ocean Drive
Miami Buch, Florida
Descriptio"
Hotel/Apartments
client
-Riccardo Olivieri
Cost
withheld at client's request
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historical doc;umentation. programming,
design. construction documents &
administration
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STA Architli!ctural Group
Todd 8. Tragash. A.I.A. ~ principal
Compl.tlon Dat.
January 1998
Itelerence
Ricardo Olivieri
510 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach. Florida
305.672.8010
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historical documentation, programming,
CO:lceptual planning Be design
Architect of Record
STA Arr.hitectural Group
Todd B. Tragash. A.I.A. - prir:cipaJ
Completion Date
July 1994
Ref.rence
Tony Goldman I Dan Meginley
1205 Drexel Avenue
Miami Beach. Florida
Ocean Drive Conference Ctr.
Location
10th Street & Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, Florida
Description
renovation & expansion of municipal
auditorium wI meeting facilities Client
client
Ocean Drive Association
Cost
S2.000,Ooo est.
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ASSOCIATE
EDUCATION
Sach~/o, of Landscape Architecture,
UniversityoIF/orida.1997.
EXPERIENCE.
1997.Presenf
Auociate at Savino & Miller Design Studio. Miami Beach, Florida
SAVINO &MIL,LIiRJ?r;~lgN STUDIO EXPERIENCE
(Jrb~n Oes/gnIMast.' Plan
41 sf Street Middle Beach Beautification Project
Miami Beach, FL
Royal Palm Hotel, Landscape Master Plan
Miami Beach, FL
Little Arch Creek Environmental Monitoring
North Miami, Ft.
Miami Design District Master Plan
Miami, FL
Merrick Civic Plaza
Coral Gabfes, FL
Architecture
Tepuy Intemational, Coral Gables, FL
Sorren Residence. Miami Beach. FL
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Brickell Avenue Street$cap., Miami, FL
16th Street Streetscape, Miami Beach, FL
Large Miami Beach Projects
Southpointe Ocean Parcel
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PQrtafino Ocean Parcel Master Plan
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150 Crawford Boulevard
Boca Raton, Florida
Description
Complete architectural and interior
renovation of this 15,000 s.f., multi-
purpose community center. The building
was originally constructed in 1959.
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Boca Raton Community Center
Architect of Record
Robert G. Currie Partnership
Robert G. Currie, Principal-in-ChargeIDesigner
Services Performed
Complete architectural services through construction administration.
Completion Date
1989
Client
Jeff Borick, Landscape Architect
City of Boca Raton Parks & Recreation Department
(561)416-3424
Consbuction CostIDes!9n Fees
$1,000,000/$100,000
ROBERT G. CURRIE PARTNERSHIP
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City of Delray Beach Parks & Recreation
(561)243-7000
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Location
Ocean Boulevard
Delray Beach, Florida
Description
Prototype design for the City's lifeguard stands. Recipient of several
design awards
Architect of Record
Robert G. Currie Partnership
Robert G. Currie, AlA. Designer
Services Performed
Complete architectural services excluding construction administration
CompletiDn Date
1985
ROBERT G. CURRIE PARTNERSHIP
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West Palm Beach, Florida
Description
Florida's first junior college now serves
the varied needs Df the Palm Beach
Community College Foundation as an
administration, classroom and exhibitiDn
building.
Architect of Rerord
Robert G. Currie Partnership
Jess M. SDwards, AlA, Project Manager
Jose' Aguila, AlA, Project Architect
ServiCes Performed
Complete architectural services through a
phased contract from design to
construction administration.
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Completion Date
1998
Client
Palm Beach Community College Foundation
Construction CosI/Design Fees
$2,000,0001$150,000
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circa 1913
Location
Ocean Avenue
Boynton Beach, Florida
DesCliption
Historic restoration and adaptive re-use of
this 10,000 s.f. building and its successful
conversion to a children's museum and
multi-purpose space. I":
Architect of Record
Robert G. Currie Partnership
Jess M. Sowards, AlA .
Project Manager
Services Performed
Complete architectural services from
programming and grant applications to
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Completion Date
1999
Client
City of Boynton Beach
Arlene Dennison, Marketing Director
(561)742-6387
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Swinton Avenue
Delray Beach, Florida
Description
Historic restoration of this former school
auditorium. The building now houses a
305-seat theater.
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Robert G. Currie, AlA
Principat-in.-ChargelDesigner I
Services PerfDrmed
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circa 1926
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1991
Client
Old School Square Foundation
Mr. Joe Gillie, Executive Director
(561)243-7922
Construction Cost/Design Fees
$1,500,000/$150,000
ROBERT G. CURRIE PARTNERSHIP
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PROJECT NUMBER City of Miami Beach RFO No. 41-99/00
PROJECT NAME
10" Street Beachfront AuditoriumlBeach Patrol HeadQuarters
2. FIRM NAME (AS SHOWN ON CORPORATE SEAL) STA Architectural Groun. Inc.
ADDRESS OF PROPOSED OFFICE IN CHARGE
3526 North Miami Avenue
Miami. Florida 33127
PHONE NO: (3051571-1811
FAX NO: (3051571-1821
3. INDICATE SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED ON THE PROJECT:
APPLICANT
PROPOSED CONSULTANTS
Service(s) FL State Corporate Name of F1 State Corporate
Offered License No. Cbarter No. COlISultant License No. Charter No.
Architectural
ST A Architectural ~COO1168 MI064S Robert G. Currie AA0002271 V54279
Partnership
Landscape Savino & Miller LC-COOO208 T9300002865I
Architecture Design Studio WBE State ofFL
Civil Engineering Consul-Tech 3527 F83847
MBE State of FL
Structural De Los Reyes 6705 P930OO06197
Engineering Engineering
Electrical Hufsey Nicolaides 444 291815
Engineering Garcia Suarez MBE State ofFL
Mechanical " " 444 29815
Engineering MBE State ofFL
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4. WORKLOAD FOR APPLICANT FIRM ONLY:
Define each project the APPLICANT is handling as of the deadline for the submittal on this project (exclude
portions of fees paid to Consultants). SpecifY number of all principals and technical staff in Ihe firm (excludinl!
staff draftinl!!CADD ooerators oersonnel and Consultants).
FEES FOR CURRENT PROJECTS
Projects Fees on Hold Fees Remaining
Clevelander Hotel $110,000
Miami Beach Fire Station No.2 $150,000
Billboard Live 20,000
Estefan Enterprises 12,000
Sky Latin America 4,000
Seymour Hotel 5,000
2 Star Island 40,000
43 Star Island 50,000
TOTALS $150,000.00 $241,000
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SPECIFIC RELATED EXPERIENCE (projects of comparable type, size and complexity):
I CONTACT PERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION
PROJECT PHONEIF AX LOCATION COST DATElPHASE
Seymour Hotel MBCDC 1205 Drexel Avenue $850,000 2000lUnder
3051538-0090 Miami Beach Construction
MB Fire Station No. 2 City of Miami !lelu:h Convention etr Drive $4,600,000 2001IMaster
3051673-7000 Miami Beach Planning
Hispanic Community UNIDAD P.O. Box 416479 $400,00 1998
Center 3051358-2800 Miami Bead!
Jefferson Apartment MBCOC 1205 Drexel Avenue $1,000,000 1998
3051538-0090 Miami Bead!
Estefan Enterprises Estefan Enterprises 420 Jefferson Avenue $1,750,00 1998
3051534-4330 Miami Beach
Madison MBCOC 1205 Drexel Avenue $1,000,000 2000lUnder
305IS38..(J()90 Miami Beach Construction
Crescent Moon Studios Crescent Moon Studios East Alton Road $11,000,000 200 IlMaster I[)
~ . 305/663-3924 Miami Beach Planning ~
Billboard Live Billboard Live ISOI Collins Avenue $3,000,000 2000lUnder
International Miami Beach Construction
702l248..(J()63
Clevelander Hotel 2K Investment 1020 Ooean Dr! ve $S,OOO,OOO 20001Design
619/297-8700 Miami Beach Development
42- Street Beautification City of Miami Beach Convention etr Dr. $3,SOO,OOO 2000IMaster
3051673-7000 Miami Beach Planning
Bentley Hotel Bentley Hotel SJO Ooean Drive $3,750,000 1998
3051672-8010 Miami Beach
Sky Latin America MBCOC 14817 Oak Lane $1,200,000 2000lUnder
305lS38-0090 Miami Beach Construction
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KEY PERSONNEL OF PROPOSED TEAM TO BE USED ON TIlE PROJECf:
NAME
DISCIPLINE OF
L1CENSEfTRAINING
CITY OF RESIDENCE
APPLICANTS
Principal( s }-in-<:harge
. Todd Tragash. AlA
Archite<:tlMArch
Miami Beach
Prolc.sionallTechnical Staff
John Guffy Architecture/MArch Miami Beach
Walter Jacob ArchilecturelMArch Miami
Giorgio Lostad ArchileClurelllArch Coral Gables
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Principal(s)-in-charie
Robert G. Currie, AlA Archilecture/MArch Delray Beach
Enrique Suarez, PE Mechanical Engineer Miami
Carlos Garcia, PE Electrical Engineer Miami
Hector De Los Reyes, PE Structural Engineer Miami
Andres Garganta, PE Civil Engineer Miami
Bart)' Miller Landscape Architecture Miami Beach
ProfessionallTechnical Staff
Jess M. Sowards. AlA ArchilecturcIBArch Boca !Won
Jose' Aguila, AlA ArchilecturelllArch Boynlon Beach
Alberto Orrios Eledrical Engineer Miami
Michael Fossler Mechanical Engineer Weston
Marco Orrios, PE Civil Engineer Miami
John Peacock Landscape Architeaure Miami Beach
Kelly Bayer Environmental Science Miami
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