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December 15, 2014
Re: Pitkin County Request for Proposals
Architectural and Engineering Services Pitkin County Jail ADA and Fire Sprinkler Upgrades
Jodi Smith and David Detwiler:
Based on our meeting on December 2, 2014 and subsequent meetings on December 5 between
Aspen Building Officials and Willis Pember and Tony Major of Willis Pember Architects, we are
submitting a revised fee proposal. The increase in the ADA upgrade portion of the fee mainly
reflects recent changes to building permit submittal requirements instituted by the City of Aspen.
We have excluded structural engineering fees, based.on our belief that a suitable design can be
produced without penetration of existing beams.
Our revised fee is as follows:
The lump sum of Thirty-One Thousand, Four hundred thirty Dollars($31,430.00).
Breakdown of Fee
1. ADA upgrades$19,830.00
2. Fire sprinkler upgrades$11,600.00
If you have any questions, need additional information or require clarification, please contact us at
303-985-3300 or via email at kerry@veritasfire.com.
Sincerely,
Veritas Fire Engineering, Inc.
Kerry L. Madigan, P.E.
Principal
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November 7, 2014
Re: Pitkin County Request for Proposals
Architectural and Engineering Services Pitkin County Jail ADA and Fire Sprinkler Upgrades
To Whom It May Concern:
The Pitkin County Jail ADA and Fire Sprinkler upgrade project is well suited to the capabilities of
Veritas Fire Engineering. Veritas Fire Engineering can provide a registered Fire Protection
Engineer with over 31 years of experience, as well as fire protection consultants specializing in fire
protection design and fire codes.
We understand that Pitkin County has an important decision to make when selecting a design firm.
We are confident that Veritas Fire Engineering, along with Willis Pember Architects, has the
experience and qualifications to effectively carry out the range of services required for this project.
Distinguishing qualities of Veritas include:
- A full service fire protection engineering firm specializing in fire protection and life safety
aspects of building design, including code requirements and interpretation, risk analysis and
complete design of fire systems.
- Project experience with the fire protection design of building renovations and fire protection
retrofit projects for numerous institutional and commercial buildings.
- Previous work experience with Pitkin County, including a fire protection assessment of the
Pitkin County Jail.
- Ability to respond quickly and to complete project requirements on schedule.
Veritas is excited about the opportunity to work with Pitkin County on Its current and future needs.
If you have any questions, need additional information, or require clarification, please contact us at
303-985-3300 or via email at kerry@veritasfire.com. We welcome the opportunity to speak with
Pitkin County about our company and services.
Sincerely,
Veritas Fire Engineering, Inc.
j . Kerryt Madigan, P.E.
Sr. Fire Protection Engineer
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Architectural and Engineering Services
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Statement AK1 Detrtiltici Ammo!'a pervice
Veritas Fire Engineering has produced construction document bid packages for numerous retrofit projects and
has retained and coordinated the services of subconsultants for other portions of the design. For this project,
Kerry Madigan will be the Project Principal and Project Manager. She has considerable experience managing
professional engineering teams for design projects for various government agencies, She will be responsible
for project management, quality control and coordination between all parties. Bryan Echelberger will be the
fire suppression design lead, Willis Pember Architects will be working with Veritas to design the ADA scope of
the project. . .
The approach to this project will be as follows:
Task 1. Define the activities required. All available documentation will be reviewed by personnel that will be
involved In the protect Kick-Oft meeting so relevant Issues can be discussed at that time.
Task 2. Arrange and facilitate the project Kick-Off meeting. Submit proposed agenda to Pitkin County.
Ensure discussions include defining the requirements of the project and design basis, criteria, and `
expectations, Specific items to be discussed Include:
1. Comment resolution procedure
2. Communication protocol between Pitkin County and consultants
3. Quality assurance procedures
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6. Schedule and major milestones
7. Site visit requirements and Pitkin County support required
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Provide meeting minutes for all attendees and other necessary personnel and incorporate any corrections and
comments, Provide final schedule with major milestones.
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Task 3. Coordinate all necessary visits to the project site for Veritas personnel with Pitkin County personnel.
Task 4. Verify as-built conditions. Produce and submit 50% design review package.
Task 6. Coordinate and document all comments from Pitkin County and Veritas responses. Arrange and
facilitate Review meeting If required.
Task 6. 'Produce and submit 95% design review package.
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Task 7. Coordinate and document all comments from Pitk(n County and Veritas responses. Arrange and
facilitate Review meeting if required.
Task 8. Produce final bid documents and deliver to Pitkin County.
Task 9. Assist Pitkin County personnel with bid walkthroughs and procedures.
Task 10. Assist Pitkin County personnel with selection of successful bidder if required.
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Task 11. Provide construction administration services, to consist of review of project submittals and
payment applications (if desired)and advising on technical and scheduling issues encountered.
Task 12. Perform three site visits and provide field reports.
t aosod Service'Timeline
Schedules will be carefully coordinated with the Pitkin County team members. Communication will ensure
that decisions are made in a timely manner so that design work is not compromised. Multiple milestones
internal to the design team will be established to ensure that report and construction document progress sets
are at the level required for the overall project schedule to be met.
The proposed timeline for this project is as follows:
Notice to Proceed
Kickoff meeting with field survey— 1 week from NW
50%design--3 weeks to submittal
Review period for Pitkin County—2 weeks
Review meeting or teleconference- 1 week or less after receipt of comments
95% design—3 weeks to submittal
Review period for Pitkin County--2 weeks
Review meeting or teleconference— 1 week or less after receipt of comments
100% design, ready for bid-- 1 week after Review meeting
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• We are proposing that the project be invoiced progressively at the completion of the 50% design and review
process, the completion of the 100% design and review, and at the completion of the construction phase of
the project.
. iaUflcations of PYo1)oser and Personnel
Please see attached company information and personal resumes.
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Veritas Fire Engineering, Inc. specializes in consulting on the fire protection aspects of building
design, code review and comparison, design of fire systems, and risk analysis. Our staff
includes trained and experienced personnel in all areas of fire protection with degrees and
Professional Engineering licenses in Fire Protection Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil
Engineering Technology, and Chemical Engineering and certifications in Automatic Sprinkler
System Layout, Fire Alarm Systems, and Special Hazards Suppression Systems. Our
company began business in 1994 as Scandaliato Design Group. In 2008 we became a
women-owned small business and changed our name to Veritas Fire Engineering, Inc.
Our goal is to provide a high level of technical expertise to Architects, Engineers, Building
Officials, Fire Departments, and Building Owners. We are committed to customer service,
which includes sensitivity towards cost concerns, alternative solutions, concern for historic and
cultural significance, and maintenance considerations.
We are very active in the code development process and in local and national fire protection
organizations. Examples include memberships on National Fire Protection Association (NEPA)
committees, the Technical Advisory Committee of the American Fire Sprinkler.Association, the
Denver Building Code Committee, and the Board of Directors of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of
the Society of Fire Protection Engineers.
Office Locations
Denver Corporate Office
12364 W. Alameda Pkwy, Suite 135
Lakewood, CO 80228
303-985-3300
303-9855594 fax
866-985-2050 toll free
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11700 N. Diamond Cholla PI
Oro Valley, AZ 85737
520-877-9242 office/fax
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KerryL. IEdiigan
Senior Fire Protection Engineer
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Kerry Madigan is a Principal and Senior Fire Protection Engineer at Veritas Fire
Engineering. She h OV; 1 Q, ,_ nf exn,riance.,in the design of fire protection and
smoke control and management systems for industrial, commercial, Institutional, and
residential projects, as well as assessing fire and building code compliance and evaluating
code equivalencies. Kerry Is a registered Fire Protection Engineer in multiple states.
Selected Experience
Denver Justice Center Courthouse—Fire protection engineer for life safety and suppression for
ansguitliouse,which is part of Denver Justice Center complex. Life safety work Includes
building and fire code analyses, drawings with occupancies and occupant loading, fire-and
smoke-rated partitions, and egress information. Assisted design-build contractor with fire
suppression design.
City of Denver, Denver, Colorado •
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Grand County Judicial Center--Project manager for fire suppression and fire alarm system •
design project krwalvin j of historic courthouse. Scope of work included complete sprinkler
design with limited water supply.
Grand County, Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado
Routt County Court House- Designed fire alarm and fire sprinkler system for ottofitsrf ate
existing courthouse buildilh .Assessed the condition of the available building water supply for a
new sprinkler system. Designed the architecture for a single, integrated fire alarm system for the
building and adjacent Annex. All construction was planned for work while the building remained
occupied.
Roust County, Steamboat Springs, Colorado
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VA•Medical Center Fire Protection Engineer and Project Manager for design of complete
retrofit wet pipe sprinkler system for Building 3, including required fire alarm modifications.
Project included the evaluation of the existing construction and fire alarm system to assess code
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compliance and provide construction recommendations. Department of Veterans Affairs,
Tucson,Arizona'
Education and Professional Affiliations •
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1983
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, University of Nebraska, 1980
Registered Professional Engineer: Colorado, Arizona, Nebraska, Mississippi, Montana,
Nevada
Wyoming, New Mexico, Alabama, Florida, Utah, California, Texas, Hawaii and Missouri
Member: Society of Flre Protection Engineers, National and Rocky Mountain Chapter
Member: American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA)
Member: National Fire Protection Association .
Member: International Code Council (ICC) . •
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Fire Protection Engineer
Mr. Sutton is a Senior Firc Protection Engineer at Veritas Fire Engineering. He has over 27 years experience in
the design and inspection of fire protection systems for industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential
projects. Mr. Sutton's work in the fire protection industry has included assessing code compliance, evaluating
code equivalencies, sales and cost estimating, design, inspection, and claims management. Mr. Sutton holds a
Bachelors of Science in.Mechanical Engineering from Colorado State University and a Masters of Arts in
Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. Mr. Sutton is a registered Professional Engineer and
NICET IV Certified Technician.
Selected Experience
San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, CA
Surveyed, designed and project managed fire sprinkler retrofit in Cell block C. Work included design
of Flew fire protection sprinkler system being retrofitted into existing cell block, fire main connections
and supply to new systems.
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Sacramento, CA
:SterlingConi clional•.Facility, Sterling, CO
Oversaw the design of new fire protection systems at the now prison in Storling..Completed field
surveys and provided fire suppression design including hydraulic calculations for the new 630,000 sq
.ft facility. This three phase project was budgeted at $151 million.
Colorado Department of Corrections, Denver, CO
Weld County„Jail, Greeley, CO
Designed and project managed fire protection system of new wing at Weld County Jail. Work
included field surveys and installation of new wet pipe fire protection system in the new 87,000 sq ft
jail facility wing.
Weld County, Greeley, CO
Limon Correctional Facility
Reviewed existing fire protection sprinkler systems for verification of new pumped water system.
Analysis of sprinkler demand for existing sprinkler systems at all buildings to facilitate new water
pumps and ensure adequate pressures for hydrants and existing systems.
Colorado Department of Corrections, Denver, CO
Windsor Police Detiartment, Windsor, CO — Designed and project managed installation of fire
protection sprinkler system at new.police department building, including secure entrance and holding
cells. Provided fire suppression design including hydraulic calculations and installation drawings
Town of Windsor,Widsor, CO
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Colorado State University, 1978
Masters of Business Administration,University of Phoenix, 1986
Registered Professional Engineer:Colorado and Wyoming
NICET IV: Water-Based Systems Design
Member: Society of Fire Protection Engineers
Member:American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians (ASCET)
Member: National Fire Protection Association (NEPA)
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Hryan E1c;hollberger
Fire Protection Consultant
Bryan is a fire suppression and fire alarm/security consultant and designer at Veritas Fire Engineering. He
has over ! a years experience in the lire protection industry. He is responsible for consulting and
contractor design projects and also.CAD management and standards for the Veritas office,
Soiected fEXpOYiemo •
14K-Pitkin County- Performed site surveys on the following: Public Works Building, Cinder Storage Building,
Fleet Maintenance, Log Cabin, Court House, Court House Plaza, Jail, Data Center, Health & Human
Services, Senior Center, Crew House, Hazmat Storage Building, SMRF Building and the Gate House.
Surveys were performed to provide a facilities condition audit for the assessment of egress,fire alarm, fire
suppression and access control systems.
Pitkin County, Colorado
Peterson Air Force Base- Building 1376, Renovate Security Forces Building—Designed fire sprinkler
system for retrofit of an existing building, including holding cells and arms vault. Services included field
survey of existing structure, verification of adequacy of water supply, and construction drawings and
specifications. •
U.S. Air Force, Peterson AFB,Colorado
New Customs House Federal Office Building Performed field surveys of existing fire suppression and fire
alarm devices, Provided code analysis, design analysis, life safety and fire protection construction
documents, and specifications. This major renovation of a historic building, phased over multiple years to
accommodate asbestos removal and relocation of multiple tenants, required validation of all life safety
systems to current codes.
General Services Administration, Denver, Colorado
Denver Police Department Command Vehicle Garage—Designed dry pipe fire sprinkler system for a new
7100 sq ft addition. Services included design, fabrication and Installation drawings.
Denver Police Department, Denver, Colorado
Elkhart Elementary School— Fire Suppression Designer for the new addition and remodel of existing space.
Services include providing fire sprinkler shop drawings in the new as well as the existing elementary school.
The entire school complex is approximately 65,400 sf.
Aurora Public Schools, Aurora, Colorado
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Education and Professional Affiliations S
Associates of Applied Science in Architecture, Westwood College of Technology, Denver, Colorado
NICET iii.Fire Protection Engineering Technology—Water Based Fire Protection Systems Layout
Layout Technician Certificate—National Fire Sprinkler Association •
Hydraulics for Fire Protection—National Fire Sprinkler Association
Pumps for Fire Protection Certificate - National Fire Sprinkler Association
Colorado Fire Protection Association— President
Rocky Mountain Society of Fire Protection Engineers - Member
National Fire Sprinkler Association - Member -
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4 u Executive Residence—Denver, CO
Prepared investigative report for life safety systems with
- ' . �"' budgetary cost estimates in anticipation of future remodel
i�� '.f _ r; as part of first phase of project. After state funding was
secured, prepared fire alarm and fire sprinkler construction
^ documents for retrofit installation hi historic Governor's
residence and adjacent Carriage I-louse.
:._ , Owner Representative:
�g g, t ' Lance Shepherd, Office of Slate Architect, 303-366-3450
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executive Residence „,,,..,.g.,; ,,” 1,. : Provided construction documents for rehabilitation of the
Denver,Coloradore,� t ;. Historic Landmark District Visitor Center. This building
contained restrooms, a theatre, a bookstore, an information
r, ' rf� desk and exhibits. Special consideration was given to
xJ ' restore the historic fabric and CCC character of the building
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V ,& r: Noland House—Independence, MO
Rehabilitation project located at the Harry S. Truman
~ National Historic Site. Project included surveying the three-
1� � level historical house and designing the fire suppression
and fire alarm/securitysystems. The home, which was
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1' . ,<; Los Mamas,NM originally constructed over a 25-year period between 1858
and 1380, will servo as a visitor contact station with
restrooms and exhibits on the first floor and office space on
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$ � This project entailed,performing field surveys and designing
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contains 214 guest rooms, fine dining restaurant, lounges,
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,�� k ^ i r / phased construction, limited construction season (hotel is
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National Historic Landmark in Glacier National Park.
Many Glacier Hotel Noland House t3andelier, Noland and Many Glacier Owner Representative:
Glacier National Park,Montana Independence,Missouri Brian Olson, National Park Service, 303-969-2196
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kiretois ;5 _' 3 Building, Fleet Maintenance, Log Cabin, Court House, Court House Plaza,
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Jail, Data Center, Health & Human Services,
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Er Gate House. Surveys were performed to provide a facilities condition audit
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( f 6- . l systems. Services included prioritizing cle(ieiencies to create a 10 year
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Courthouse Plaza,Pitidn County.Colorado
__Shutout __Union Phase I — Tempe, Arizona. Completed_hazard and water
1 •` ' flow analysis, surveyed systems and created deficiency report with
" w, .° prioritization and cost analysis. Provided design and contract documents for
t , rr. ; �;, r the retrofit installation of a new automatic fire sprinkler system for the
I ' n:• ' . 5Basement and First level.
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. .'6 Junction. Veritas was responsible for performing site surveys to document
Human Services Buildign,Pilkan County,Colorado existing conditions and equipment, design through bid issue for construction
documents per code and State of Colorado requirements, and all
speciftcattons. Veritas conducted bidder site meetings, reviewed and
approved shop drawings, managed change orders during the construction
process, provided testing and inspection and record of completion services
�,�"� "t w f for each phase of the project, and managed contract close-out.
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, Urenco National lrnrle#zntant acuity Eunice, New Mexico
,ti . On-going Fire Protection services including fire suppression design, life
i•i; safety code consulting, egress plans, fire hazard analysis and technical
review of various fire-protection related systems.
ASU Student Union,Tempo,Arizona Owner Representative:
Marty Price, URENCO-USA, 575-394-5161
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tiNlilir;Pnii�Inc:r/ rr.lnitec s is an award winning and internationally
published architecture firm noted for its innovative design and planning services. •
Founded in 1992,the firm is comprised of four professionals and is located in
downtown Aspen,Colorado. Projects include the design of new buildings, reno-
vations and reuse of existing structures, Interiors,and planning and feasibility
analysis.
WPA takes keen interest in positioning the practice of architecture within the .
terrain of history, theory and contemporary discourse through research,author-
. ship and teaching. The investigation of three issues supports the design process
in all WPA projects.
A belief that the intentions of the client's program can be translated into
• meaningful places that resonate to and from their occupants.
A belief that new or renovated structures have an obligation to.acknowedge
and complete circumstances created by history,landscapes,adjacent •
buildings or existing interiors.
A belief that architectural expression derive from sound construction,
sustainable environmental ethics and agreement with natural processes
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These principals have given rise to over twenty-five design awards,including two
national design competitions and publication of the firm's work in Architectural
Record,the Wall Street Journal,an interview on National Public Radio. A WPA
project,the Ur.2 house,was selected for publication from a group of global
practitioners In the Italian online design journal, Europa Concorsi in 2011.
Past and-present clients include library districts, municipalities,arts organiza-
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located in Colorado, Utah, New York,Pennsylvania,Illinois and Wisconsin.
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WILLIS PEMBER, AIA
Architect, Principal
aw o ,X4WILLISA; PEMBER began his private practice in 1992
N following a six year association with Robert Venturi and
F�� Rim _. ; Denise Scott-Brown where he was a project architect and
,, fig,< y'' `=" :f Involved with several internationally_recognized projects:
to.i�w Y the Sainsbury Wing to the National Gallery of Art in
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it ` London,England,Fan Pier High Rise Apartments in
s fBoston,Massachusetts,Laguna Gloria Art Museum In
,x . :�:54441 _ Austin,Texas,the Philadelphia Museum of Art,the Seattle"� ; ��
Art Museum and private residential projects throughout
the United States.
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He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brown University
_ "��, _ �* d ; as an undergraduate and pursued a two year graduate
INP� z �� agprogram of Fine Arts at the University of Wisconsin,and
received a Masters of Architecture from the University
of Pennsylvania in 1985. A Dales traveling Scholarship in
O Glenwood Springs Library 1984 was awarded to study traditional and modern
Glenwood Springs,CO housing in India and Nepal as well as master works by
Corbusier and Lolus Kahn.
o Carbondale Branch Library
Carbondale,CO In 2011 Willis was named the receipient of the AIA
Mather and Florence Fisher travelling scholarship and
® Ur.2 House completed a tour of Barcelona,Turin and the Swiss alps to
Aspen CO • study specific works by.Peter Zumthor,Carlo Mollino and
Antoni Gaudi.
o Wagner Park Plaza and Pavilllon
Aspen,CO Willis has lectured and taught the UC Denver advanced
'Aspen Studio'since 2011 for Graduate students In Archi-
1 o Chair,Historic Preservation Commission tecture.He has been a guest studio critic at the University
Aspen,CO of Pennsylvania,Temple University, and the University of
Colorado. He is registered in Colorado and Pennsylvania,
O Aspen Mountain Townhomes a member of the American Institute of Architects,and
Aspen,CO NCARB certified.
® Russo Apartments, 79th a.Lexington Community involvements include Chair of the Asrten
New York, NY Historic Preservation Cort n {ssio i Red Brick Arts
Center Bulling Committee,Aspen Rotary Club,Citizen
Board member for Obermeyer Place COWOP, Lead Design-
er-Aspen Center for Environmental Studies City Employee
Housing,and Residential Design Standards-Ord.33
Participant and Volunteer.
Willis Pember Architects 1412 N. Mill St.Aspen,CO 81611 j 970 9201727
TONY MAJOR
Associate Architect
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TONY MAJOR began working with WPA in 2010 following
a 16 year tenure as an associate partner;architect and
raWy lead designer with Hai pan Architects in Basalt,Colorado
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building an extensive portfolio of award-winning custom
..�.., residential,commercial and Institutional work. Prior to
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his 20 years in the Roaring Fork Valley,he was an arcti-
x � tect and regional'director for a large architecture firm
, Yin Woodland Hills California where he managed over
27, 1.5mlllion square feet of commercial,industrial and R&D
� projects.A Colorado native,Tony also worked for several
; f firms in Boulder and Colorado Springs,Colorado in the
years prior.
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tect in both Colorado and California,Tony brings a broad
level of experience,talent and expertise to WPA.After
o Gitiitz Residence-Red Mountain attending the University of Colorado at Boulder In 1979
Aspen,CO majoring in Architectural Engineering,and after securing
his first position with an architectural firm at the young
6 Kaufman Residence-Willoughby Way age of 17,Tony essentially taught himself the profession.
Aspen,CO
A Carbondale resident since 1995,Tony enjoys Skiing,
e Snowmass Recreation Center Cycling, Hiking and volunteering time for his religious or-
Snowmass Village,CO,with Hagman Architects ganization. Cycling to work,walking and riding the bus are
his alternatives to an Aspen commute.
6 Carbondale Branch Library
Carbondale,CO
Red Brick Center for the Arts Master Plan
Aspen,CO •
o Paparo Residence
Snowmass,CO
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Willis Pember Architects I 412 N. Mill St.Aspen,CO 81611 $ 970 9201727
A”r:+erpublicallyfunded projects
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ke Pitkin County Courthouse-Needs Assessment
=k- ".;,,:: Aspen Police Department and Pltkin County Sheriff's Office.
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' Garden Level Programming and Schematic Design for shared
� wx departmental spaces,
� uii Completed: 2008
' ; �1Contact:Jerry Morris, Facilities Manager, Pitkin County
'. : `1;k `'" `;`` :;:'.:t::. Aspen City Hall-City Council Chambers Planning Study
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t Lower Level City Hall Needs Assessment, Programming and Schematic
Design options for relocation and expansion of Council Chambers and
i � p"k Sister Cities meeting rooms,including below grade expansion under
4Connor Park, Completed:2006
Contact: Kathyrn Koch,City Clerk
r Wagner Park Edge-Exhibition Pavilion,Clock tower and Sister Cities Plaza
"ratlegi_ lige City of Aspen Park Improvements evolved from a regional design competition
4 4410 and included extensive multi-disciplinary collaborations;local government,
i � i1i rovi - task force and community input,
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� � 5 Completed:2001
iltiContact:Scott Chism,Parks Planner ASLA
z ABC Eco-lofts,City Employee Housing
�: ���: Five-unit,multi-family housing for City employees. Project was awarded
i£kmf /
o t following City of Aspen regional design competition.
I; Completion: pending
.: . .,:..::; r i Contact:Steve Bossart,Capital Asset Management
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A new philharmonic hall building included a 2,700 seat performance
` " . < chamber and a 600 seat recital hail.with Venturi,Scott-Brown and
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IAssociates.
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� 3.1 � x Completion: 1996(design)
Contact:Jamie Kolker
r <, Red Brick Center for the Arts-West End Addition and Arts Plaza
,,,, i ce ,
-. -�� RBCA's first public spaces-conference room and sculpture gallery
�1�i. were created in this bookend addition.
Ai� t Completed:2007
FY
iiPlV*061 Contact:Steve Bossart,Capital Asset Manager +.! :,l i ,,1.,
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ewrfs*mttrr< x pubficaUy funded projects
NAT. r� r DWELL,Downtown Master Plan and improvements
r ,-,. V `::"` information Pavilion and Wheeler sign kiosks resulting from a public
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.-Rt" Completed: 2006 •
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,� ',t Contact:Steve Bossart,Capital Asset Manager
i 414#44,a17.1 Red Brick Arts and Recreation Center
1 ' Repurposing of a neglected middle school and conversion to a local
r4 r i ) serving, non-profit Arts Center.
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r� = Completed: 1994
-4 .., i Contact: Bob Camp,RBCA Board
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.- Truscott Buildings 200 300
lc rr .J Public Space Planning and Courtyard Improvements
ii-',.:.-:;-., Completed: 2007
�_.:,., " ,;;, Contact: Kal Ramsey,APCHA Property Manager
,�sCMVAli GrassRoots Community Television
. Broadcast Studios,Studio expansion and Set design;a multi-phase and
• ongoing involvement for a major Red Brick tenant.
8moee4 Completed;ongoing
WV Aiittafilii Contact;John Masters,Executive Director
. � Klux.Aspen Public Radio
iiIl `, of Tenant Improvements Including offices,production rooms and
broadcast suites.
Completed: 1995
Contact: Cy Coleman, past executive director
_- r 3 ; ACES-City Employee Housing
mg-fireare*t.,- 17i:1 Lead COWOP architects for a multi-family affordable housing
� _ •.: development within the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies,ACES,
j Completed;2006(schematic design)
Contact:Steve Dossart,Capital Asset Manager
,- _ `. . '�__ .- Pitkin County Library Expansion -
'' is i expansion and renovation of an existing 32,000sf library
10,000sf xp
` r ; g : ` Status: Ongoing,conceptual design completed 8.2010
64#10,a� � A Contact: Kathy Chandler,I•lead Librarian
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PITKIN COUNTY JAIL-RFP
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ROBERT CAMP
Red Brick Center for the Arts
110 E, Hallam Street,Ste 118 •
Aspen,CO 81611
Vc:(970)925 5049 •
KATHY CHANDLER •
County librarian
Pitkin County Library
120_North Mill Street
Aspen,CO 81611 •
Vc: (970)4291900
MARILYN MURPHY
• Head Librarian
Carbondale Branch Library
535 Jacobs Place •
Carbondale,CO 81623
Vc:(970)963-2068
STEPHEN W. BOSSART
Capital Asset Management J City of Aspen
130 S.Galena St.
Aspen,CO 81611
Vc:970 4291790
THOMAS A.RUSSO
Gardner Russo Gardner Investments
310 Lexington Ave,9C •
New York, NY 10016
I' Vc:212 203 6126
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