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curriculum vitae for TIMOTHY A. CLARK, AIA 224 Ramkhamhaeng Road Soi 166 | Minburi | Bangkok 10510 | Thailand tel +662 517 2430 cell +087 598 1896 fax +662 917 5239 email [email protected] Age 46

WORK EXPERIENCE Jul 2005 to Apr 2007, MARTINEZ & JOHNSON ARCHITECTURE Washington, DC ASSOCIATE Oct 2007 to Nov 2009 Responsibilities: I was the project manager on several simultaneous building renovations and new buildings projects.

Project: Ford’s Theatre Education Center, Washington, DC A 30,000 sf, 10 story, $16.5 million museum/ retail/office building renovation for a 1929 building in a contextually sensitive historic district. Project is in the permit review phase. Project: Pallottine Seminary at Green Hill, West Hyattsville, MD A 20,000 sf, 3 story, $2.5 million historic house renovation for an 1880’s historic house on a highly prominent site. Project is in the permit review phase. Project: Eye5, Washington, DC A 385,000 sf, 11-story, mixed- use project proposal on a major downtown site in

Project: The Old Red Joint Venture, Sunland Park, New Mexico A 42,000 sf, 4 building, $7.5 million speculative office building complex in the New Mexico Territorial style. Project is on hold by the owner. Project: The Lustine Center, Hyattsville, Maryland 7,500 sf, $1.25 million renovation of a 1950 car showroom into a community fitness/ arts facility. Project is occupied and in use. Project: The Colonial Theatre, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 35,000 sf, US$14,500,000 top-to-bottom renovation/addition of a 2,000 seat historic theatre and adjoining warehouse for expanded support functions. Project is occupied and in use. - Led the project team in developing a coordinated design effort and the corresponding technical documentation for several building renovations

- Led the project team in developing a coordinated design effort and the corresponding technical documentation for several building renovations

- Coordinated among owner, consultant and public review agency concerns with sometimes conflicting requirements to carry the project successfully from project conception through construction documents phase

- Led preparations for and presentations to owner and public review agencies - Led site survey to analyze and document existing building condition, scope of repair and dimensional limitations - Researched and developed green design parameters for a project on a prominent downtown infill site - Led the research of finishes, fixtures and equipment and the development of technical specifications

Apr 2007 to Oct 2007 ELS ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN Berkeley, CA SENIOR TECHNICAL ARCHITECT Responsibilities: I was a team technical and design leader for a large mixed-use project.

Project: Summerlin Centre, Las Vegas, NV A 6 block long, 4 block wide 1.8 million SF restaurant/office/retail town center for the new town of Summerlin, NV, a suburb of Las Vegas. Project is on hold by the owner.

- Led the project team in designing and coordinating the building skin and architecture detailing to achieve a technically sound and unified design result; Mentored younger interns and others less versed in technical detailing

- Coordinated among consultants in the design development and construction documents phases Oct 2003 to Apr 2005 CORE GROUP Washington, DC PROJECT MANAGER Responsibilities: I was the project manager on several simultaneous new building, design and interiors projects. My experience here broadened my expertise in design and construction and gave me valuable experience and insight into

retail design issues and furniture fabrication.

SUMMARY I am a registered architect with over twenty years of experience on far ranging project sizes and building types. I have experience in all phases of project development from project conception through construction closeout. I also have experience on a number of projects in graphic design, design conceptualization, space planning, as well as finishes, furniture and lighting selection. I embrace all aspects of the design effort, from the conceptual to the technical. I enjoy the challenges of exploring new building types, new design approaches and new contexts. For me, every project poses new and exciting challenges and opportunities.


Project: Chocolate Moose Retail Store, Washington, DC 4,000 sf, $250,000 retail fit-out. Project is occupied and in use. Project: 2140 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, DC 8,000 sf, 4 story mixed-use urban infill project on a tight urban site which included restaurant shell space, office space, and two apartments. Owner sold the site prior to construction. - Led the project team in developing a cohesive interior design, including furniture and fixture design, with corresponding technical documentation for a client with a specific market focus and technical requirements

- Led preparations for and presentations to owner and public review agencies - Coordinated among owner, consultant and public review agency concerns with sometimes conflicting requirements to carry the project successfully from project conception through construction

Apr 2001 to Aug 2003 VMDO ARCHITECTS Charlottesville, Virginia PROJECT MANAGER Responsibilities: I was the project architect or project manager at VMDO on several university projects, guiding the design, detailing and production efforts. My experience here strengthened and built on my prior experience in commercial construction and the importance of design as part of a community.

Project: Bridgewater College New Student Housing, Bridgewater, Virginia 32,000 sf, $8.2 million student apartment project. Project is occupied and in use. Project: James Madison University Athletic Performance Center, Harrisonburg, Virginia 57,000 sf, $8.4 million mulitpurpose facility adjacent to the university football stadium. Project is occupied and in use. - Led the project team in developing a coordinated design and technical effort for several complete building renovations

- Led preparations for and presentations to owner and public review agencies - Coordinated among owner, consultant and public review agency concerns with sometimes conflicting requirements to carry the project successfully from project conception through construction documents phase

Sep 1999 to Feb 2001 FREELANCE Bangkok, Thailand Packaging Design and Business Development for a Natural Home Products Business DESIGN DIRECTOR

Developed branding, graphics and packaging for Western-centric product lines Mar 1998 to Aug 1999 EINHORN YAFFEE PRESCOTT New York, New York PROJECT MANAGER Responsibilities: I was the project manager for this fast paced high-profile project. I coordinated with consultants and owners and managed the in-house production team.

Project: St. John’s University Dining Facility, Jamaica, New York 45,000 sf, $12 million dining facility on a fast-track schedule. The building incorporated dining areas for 500 students and infrastructure for adjacent residence halls. Project is occupied and in use. - Led the project team in developing a coordinated design and technical effort for a dining hall adjacent to new residence halls being built concurrently as part of a $250 million campus master plan. Dining hall/residence hall quadrangle was intended to introduce residential living on-campus; One hurdle we overcame was, at owner’s request during construction, to design and implement revisions to accommodate an additional 300 students without impeding the progress of ongoing construction. This was accomplished successfully, enabling the project to remain on schedule

- Coordinated among owner, consultant and public review agency concerns with sometimes conflicting requirements to carry the project successfully from design development through construction; Led preparations for and presentations to owner

May 1997 to Nov 1997 DEWBERRY AND DAVIS Richmond, Virginia (Project Contract Position) PROJECT MANAGER Responsibilities: I was responsible for the complete scope of design and production documents for this project.

Project: Chinmayam Mission, Montgomery County, Maryland 25,000 sf, $3 million addition for a Hindu sanctuary/community center focused on childhood education and development. - Led the project team from design development through construction documents in developing a coordinated design effort and corresponding technical documentation for a Hindu temple in suburban Maryland

Dec 1993 to Apr 1997 THE GLAVE FIRM Richmond, Virginia PROJECT ARCHITECT


Project: The Carolina Inn, Chapel Hill, North Carolina $8 million renovation of a 250-room historic hotel in Chapel Hill’s downtown historic district. Project is occupied and in use.

- Led the project team in developing a coordinated design and technical effort for several complete building renovations

- Coordinated among owner, consultant and public review agency concerns with sometimes conflicting requirements to carry the project successfully from conception through construction

- Led preparations for and presentations to owner and public review agencies - Led the onsite design team during the construction phase to observe construction, review submittal documents, and respond to contractor’s questions and site issues

Aug 1993 to Dec 1993 DAGGETT & GRIGG ARCHITECTS Charlottesville, Virginia PROJECT ARCHITECT Responsibilities: I worked on several single-family residential projects, expanding my knowledge and expertise in residential design issues. These projects carried the additional complexity of design within a historic context.

Project: The Hamilton Residence, Albermarle County, Virginia 3,000 sf private residence on a challenging 1/2-acre wooded hillside site. Project is occupied and in use. - Led the project team that developed a coordinated design effort with corresponding technical documentation

Jul 1992 to Apr 1993 KIRCHNER ARCHITECTS Lexington, Virginia PROJECT ARCHITECT Responsibilities: I worked on several single-family residential projects, learning a great deal about residential design, millwork design and fabrication, and wood-framed construction from project outset through construction.

Project: The Thomas Residence, Lexington, Virginia 4,000 sf custom residence contextually set in a historic area. Project is occupied and in use. - Was a senior member of a project team that developed a coordinated design effort with corresponding technical documentation

Mar 1989 to Apr 1992 NIX, MANN & ASSOCIATES Atlanta, Georgia INTERN ARCHITECT Responsibilities: I worked on numerous projects at this healthcare design firm, learning a great deal in breadth and depth about midsize commercial design and detailing.

Project: Satilla Park Psychiatric Hospital, Waycross, Georgia 40,000 sf psychiatric facility on a wooded site in northern Georgia. Project is occupied and in use. - Was a junior member of a project team that developed design and construction documents and detailing. My duties focused mainly on healthcare interior planning, interior detailing, and building skin detailing

Aug 1986 to Aug 1987 SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL Chicago, Illinois (Externship Position) INTERN ARCHITECT Responsibilities: One -year internship during my fourth year of University

Project: Bishopsgate Buildings 1, 2 and 3 London, England 13-story retail/office building part of a larger development complex adjacent to the Bishopsgate rail station. Project is occupied and in use. - Contributed as a junior member of a project team that developed design and construction document and detailing. My design and drawing skills enabled me to contribute on egress stair layout and detailing, monumental stair layout and detailing, plaza and interior paving detailing, and custom light fixture detailing.

EDUCATION 1983 to 1988 VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & STATE UNIVERSITY

Bachelor of Architecture (5 year professional degree) PROFESSIONAL SKILLS CAD (AutoCAD Revit, AutoCAD 2008, ArchiCAD 7, and MicroStation SE) Adobe PhotoShop, Acrobat, and InDesign Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, Project and Publisher) Microsoft Windows Vista and MAC OS X

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