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Southwest Georgia Regional Airport Commercial Passenger Terminal 2013 for the Albany Airport Commission, Albany, Georgia Professional Project as Part of a Team

Commercial Passenger Terminal from southeast. Photograph © 2013 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Floor Plan. 2011-2012 The LPA Group Incorporated / Michael Baker International. [AutoCAD Architecture]

PROJECT SUMMARY 24,400 enclosed square feet, single story commercial passenger terminal.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS A modern transportation terminal with light, airy spaces that referenced both aviation-age and traditional southern buildings in the community.

ROLE IN PROJECT Project Manager for Design Development through Construction Documents. Construction started in 2012 completed in fall 2013.

PROJECT AWARD 2013 Commercial Service Project of the Year by the Georgia Airports Association.

Main Public Entry landside from future vehicle parking and garden. Photograph © 2013 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Main Public Entry landside from approach to passenger drop-off and pick-up. Photograph © 2013 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Passenger Hold Room toward airfield. Photograph © 2013 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Main Lobby and Public Waiting landside. Photograph © 2013 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Columbus Metropolitan Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility 2008 for the Columbus Airport Commission, Columbus, Georgia Professional Project as Part of a Team

Airside Elevation. Photograph © 2009 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Floor Plan. 2007-2012 The LPA Group Incorporated / Michael Baker International. [AutoCAD]

PROJECT SUMMARY 9,250 square feet, single story, includes bays for three emergency response vehicles, six dormitories, day room, multi-function training room, watch room, offices and support.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS A cost-efficient new building, on a constrained site, visually linked to the aircraft-wing forms of the existing terminal building.

ROLE IN PROJECT Project Manager, Planning and Programming, Feasibility Analysis, Design and Construction Documents, assist during Contract Administration.

Watch Room at airside. Photograph © 2009 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Landside Façade. Photograph © 2009 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Vehicle Bays. Photograph © 2009 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Akwa Ibom International Airport New Airport Development 2005–2009 For DynCorp International and Akwa Ibom State Government, near Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria Professional Project as Part of a Team

Airport Layout Plan: Ultimate Development. August 2006 The LPA Group Incorporated • International / DynCorp International LLC.

Phase II Commercial Passenger Terminal concept rendering from landside. © 2006 Parker Visuals for DynCorp International / The LPA Group Incorporated • International.

Phase I Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul Facility. Phase I Air Traffic Control Tower. Phase II Commercial Passenger Terminal ground floor. Phase II Commercial Passenger Terminal lobby material proposals. Selection of early presentation boards. Showing material selection and development of motifs and details common to all buildings. March 2006 The LPA Group Incorporated • International.

PROJECT SUMMARY A greenfield international aerodrome / airport to serve growing air cargo and aircraft maintenance needs of the Sub-Saharan region.

Modified initial scope from nine to twelve buildings. Over 462,000 square feet in seven Phase I buildings, ranging from $2.5 to $54 million, totaling over $72 of $140 million construction budget. Construction started in 2006; first aircraft landed in 2009 once essential services were in place.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS Provide modern, flexible, and durable passenger and cargo transportation facilities. Prioritize ease of expansion. Maximize local construction techniques. Establish design standards to guide development. Reduce long-term energy and maintenance needs.

ROLE IN PROJECT Program Manager for Phase I and II building design and Phase I tender documents. Interfaced with Owner’s Representative. Assisted Master Plan and Programming, led Schematic Design, developed Basis-of-Design manuals, collaborated with three architecture firms and multiple engineering firms for design and construction standards.

Springfield-Branson Regional Airport Terminal Addition and Intermodal Facility 1999 for the Springfield-Branson Airport Authority, Springfield, Missouri Professional Project as Part of a Team

Hold Room Interior. Photographs courtesy of Springfield Airport Authority.

Partial Site Plan. Highlighting terminal addition and intermodal facility. 1997-2001 The LPA Group Incorporated / The LPA Group PC of Missouri. (AutoCAD, Hand drawing)

New Intermodal Facility Rehabilitation exterior and interior. Photographs courtesy of Springfield Airport Authority. Interior at addition and expansion of existing baggage claim and rental car area. Photographs courtesy of Springfield Airport Authority.

PROJECT SUMMARY 30,000 square foot addition and renovation as part of a multi-year, multi-project, phased Improvement Program of the existing terminal, to increase capacity and efficiency, and provide transition to tourist buses to nearby Branson-Missouri.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS To re-utilize and connect existing buildings on-site while minimizing construction and maintenance costs in anticipation of future new terminal area development.

ROLE IN PROJECT Design Development, took over leadDesign during Construction Documents, Provided Contract Administration including site representation.

Athens–Ben Epps Airport General Aviation Terminal 2004 For Athens-Clarke County Unified Government, Athens, Georgia Professional Project as Part of a Team

Landside Façade. Photograph © 2005 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Floor Plan. 2002-2013 The LPA Group Incorporated / Michael Baker International. [AutoCAD Architecture]

PROJECT SUMMARY 6,700 square feet, single story general aviation terminal, including facilities for private and charter passengers and flight crews, line crew service, conference and meeting facilities, and administrative offices.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS Provide a higher level of service to their clients and to reinforce the impression of the City and Country for visitors. Materials and details referenced downtown historic City buildings recently restored and expanded into City-County conference center

ROLE IN PROJECT Master Planning, Planning and Programming, Feasibility Study, Siting Study, Conceptual Design through Contract Administration.

Airside Façade. Photograph © 2005 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc. Main Lobby. Photograph © 2005 Rion Rizzo / Creative Sources Photography, Inc.

Early schematic sketches. 2002 Kevin Todd, The LPA Group Incorporated. Building Section from contract documents. 2002-2003 The LPA Group Incorporated.

Early schematic sketches. 2002 Kevin Todd, The LPA Group Incorporated. Building Elevation detail from contract documents. 2002-2003 The LPA Group Incorporated.

Gatlinburg–Pigeon Forge Airport General Aviation Terminal 2009 for the Gatlinburg Airport Authority, Sevierville, Tennessee Professional Project as Part of a Team

Airside Façade. Photograph © 2009 Brian Dressler / BrianDressler Photography, Inc.

Floor Plan ground level. 2009-2012 The LPA Group Incorporated / Michael Baker International. [AutoCAD, Revit]

Central Lobby. Photographs © 2009 Brian Dressler / BrianDressler Photography, Inc. Administration. Photograph © 2009 Brian Dressler / BrianDressler Photography, Inc. Main Entry Airside. 2009 Angie Logan, The LPA Group Incorporated.

PROJECT SUMMARY 8,000 square foot, two-story building, providing facilities for charter and private aircraft travelers, flight crews, line crew, rental car office, conference rooms, and airport offices.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS Take advantage of scenic location in Smoky Mountains and enhance facilities for travelers.

ROLE IN PROJECT Project Manager, Feasibility Study, Space Programming, Conceptual Design, assist Project Architect with Construction Documents, Contract Administration.

PROJECT AWARD Tennessee Airports Conference 2010 Airport of the Year and Most Improved Airport.

Huntsville International Airport Terminal Area Planning and Programming 2002–2004 for the Port of Huntsville / Huntsville-Madison County Airport Authority, Huntsville, Alabama Professional Project as Part of a Team

Preferred Concept Maximum Build-Out, campus plan. June 30, 2004, Huntsville-Madison County Airport Authority and The LPA Group Incorporated.

Airside Analysis. June 30, 2004, Huntsville-Madison County Airport Authority and The LPA Group Incorporated.

Inventory Occupancy Analysis. June 30, 2004, HMCAA and The LPA Group Incorporated. Demand Capacity Analysis Summary. Preferred Concept – 20 Year Sudden Growth. June 30, 2004, HMCAA and The LPA Group Incorporated.

PROJECT SUMMARY Enhanced terminal area master planning study with detailed inventory and analysis of existing conditions. Updated and reviewed historical demand, validated existing activity forecasts and prepared proposed adjustments, performed capacity analysis, board and stakeholder presentations, and developed alternative concepts for commercial passenger terminal building and landside parking areas.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS To plan capital improvements to prepare for expected growth and potential service changes for introduction of low-cost carriers. Airport Commission has a long-range vision for the Port of Huntsville and wanted to prepare campus for rapid growth. Special focus to look at standard growth and sudden growth scenarios and prepare contingency plans.

ROLE IN PROJECT Assisted Airport Planner in forecasting, prepared demand capacity studies and alternative concepts, prepared and led presentations, coordinated with Owner and reviewing agency, revised final draft from comments.

VisionQuest Tucson Cacti Pilgrimage – Triathlete Training Campus For VisionQuest Triathlon Training, Tucson, Arizona Student Project for Master of Architecture

Project Rendering, summer afternoon, viewing biking and running stations from swimming area looking towards gathering pavilion beyond. [SketchUp, Revit, 3DS Max, Photoshop]

Sample Pavilion Floor Plan at Biking Pavilion. [SketchUp]

Site Model showing pavilions, exterior training facilities, and connecting paths. [Physical model by hand.]

PROJECT SUMMARY Gathering Together | Gathering In | Rising Up | Reaching Out

Approximately 22,500 SF enclosed conditioned space in program, plus exterior facilities including track and pool.

A series of pavilions where triathletes who commit two weeks to intense coaching and practice work with specialized trainers. Each pavilion focuses on a particular aspect of the endurance sport: swimming, biking, running, strength conditioning, stretching, fueling, and gathering.

As athletes and trainers start from different points and move through different paths in pursuit of the same goal, the site is organized along an indirect path that loops back on itself. Individual training focuses are gathering nodes along the pilgrim path.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS To provide leading edge training facilities and an attractive early season practice destination to athletes who commit two weeks to training in the Sonoran desert retreat from the outside world in order to focus on their sport and gather around their common goals, efforts, successes, and celebrations.

STUDENT PROJECT Comprehensive building design with focus on sustainable practices.

Seasonal Vignettes. Summer, early morning, exterior and interior. [SketchUp, Revit, 3DS Max, Photoshop]

Seasonal Vignettes. Early autumn, late morning rainstorms, exterior and interior. [SketchUp, Revit, 3DS Max, Photoshop]

Seasonal Vignettes. Winter, late evening, exterior and interior. [SketchUp, Revit, 3DS Max, Photoshop]

Samples of vignette studies progressing from site entrance on east through training and resting areas to gathering and celebrating pavilion to the northwest. [SketchUp]

Perry Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp Jewel Box Performance Hall for the Friends of Perry Mansfield, Steamboat Springs, Colorado Student Project for Master of Architecture

Project Rendering at main public entry. Exterior view of northeast corner on a winter evening with visitors entering before a performance. [AutoCAD Architecture, SketchUp, 3DS Max, Photoshop]

PROJECT SUMMARY This jewel box is primarily for gathering together winter treasures. It is sized to hold existing, new, and future jewels for the next 100 years.

The Jewel Box Performance Hall started from the idea of precious experiences, spaces, and buildings to be maintained and built on for the future. For example, preserving the conversation gathering area and fire pit in the historic Julie Harris Theatre.

Facilities should continue the immersion in nature on which the camp was founded 100 years ago; in deep winter using views and connection to the outdoors.

Spaces are oriented both to be viewed and for views out and through adjacent spaces to natural beauty. Rooms and spaces are precious to different users for different reasons. Circulation areas surrounding and connecting these important activities can be precious and flexible for more than just moving from place to place.

Initial 10-year development program called for approximately 23,000 SF heated space.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS Evolve the core creative practices program. Restore balance with the land on the 72 acre site. Clarify an honest vernacular for the next 100 years. Reconnect with the nearby city and the outside world.

STUDENT PROJECT Conceptual and early design development.

Samples of vignette studies showing public and performer approaches to and circulation through the performance hall. [SketchUp]

Parti Diagram and Construction Isometric.

Property Plan. [GIS Information from City, AutoCAD source files from others, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Illustrator]

Site Plan and View line Organizational Diagram. [AutoCAD, Illustrator]

Cover / Roof

Enclosure / Walls

Structural Framing

Flooring / Performing Surfaces

Programmatic Functions

Circulation / Gathering Spaces

View lines to Nature

Site and Significant Buildings to be Preserved

Illinois Institute of Technology Innovation Center for the IIT Research and Industry Partnership Technology Incubator, Chicago, Illinois Student Project for Master of Architecture

Competition Entry Board of parametric design and responsive elements. [Rhino with Grasshopper, Revit Architecture, Google Earth, Photoshop, Illustrator]

Adaptive Sunscreens detail at north-facing roof light scoops and bimetallic window louvers. [Revit, Illustrator]

Diagrammatic Floor Plans. [Revit, Illustrator]

PROJECT SUMMARY 100,000 square foot building features flexible and adaptable spaces for educational classrooms, workshops, laboratories, and offices. The building utilizes exterior support and minimizes fixed interiorstructure and separation.

Innovations in energy and building material include glass facade with dynamic screens and daylight from the north filtered through the translucent roof over the atrium.

CLIENT DESIGN GOALS An iconic, innovative and bold gathering point that promotes the University’s vision and creates a landmark destination to attract and retain education and industry partners. The Innovation Center is visible from downtown Chicago, the Metra Railway, the Dan Ryan Expressway, and State Street. Vistas from within the building are highlighted by clear exterior panels.

STUDENT PROJECT Competition entry as part of design visualization class.

Seat4One Seating Design for Merit School of Music, Chicago, Illinois Student Project for Master of Architecture as Part of a Team

Photograph of prototype digitally cut and hand assembled. Photograph of prototype.

Presentation of measured construction drawings overlaid on detail drawings.

PROJECT SUMMARY Create seating for performance hall addition using 2’ x 8’ sheet of fiberboard.

TEAM DESIGN GOALS Create a simple, elegant, comfortable, balanced, and musical lounge chair for the student lounge and dining areas. Selected as most comfortable by studio vote. Prototype remained in use for two years.

Table for a Sleepyhead Speculative Product Design Student Project for Bachelor of Arts in Design

Quarter scale model made by hand shown partially assembled on shipping box.

Quarter scale model made by hand fully assembled on shipping box.

PROJECT SUMMARY Design a product with a definite need and consumer in mind, explore production and packaging, and build several prototypes and a finished model.

DESIGN GOALS For people who have a little trouble getting out of bed in the morning, this flexible bedside table remains flat even if bumped and keeps all breakables out of harm’s way.

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