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March 4, 2013

Ms. Sharon Blattner HeldState of WisconsinDepartment of AdministrationDivision of Facilities DevelopmentPO Box 7866Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7866

RE: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment Plan Letter of Interest, Architectural & Engineering Planning Services

Dear Sharon:

Uihlein/Wilson, in association with HOK and Paulien, is proud to submit our qualifications and interest for the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment Plan for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Together, our team brings strong credentials in project management, planning and design for science education and research facilities, as well as other major academic redevelopment programs throughout the US and around the world. We have brought together a team known to the University and who are excited to bring fresh ideas and a new perspective to the campus. Science and research are what we do, and together our team will help the University grow into cutting-edge science education and research space on the UW-Milwaukee campus.

Our team brings a level of commitment and innovation unparalleled in our industry, backed by a solid track record of project delivery for large master planning efforts and complex projects. We offer specific, relevant experience in research facilities at all scales of discovery, from physics to health sciences. We look forward to the opportunity to partner with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on this important project.

T E A M Q U A L I F I C AT I O N ST E A M S U M M A R YUihlein/Wilson has brought together a team of diversely experienced firms and key individuals.

Uihlein/Wilson — Managing Partner responsible for overall project management / leadershipHOK — Planning and design partnerPaulien & Associates — Academic planning and programmingRing & DuChateau — Mechanical, electrical and utilities engineeringPSJ Engineering (MBE) — Plumbing and fire protection engineeringGRAEF — Structural engineeringSmithGroupJJR — Landscape architecture and site/civil engineeringBoldt — Cost estimating and scheduling

F I R M H I S T O R Y & S E R V I C E SThe strength of our team is founded in the depth of our experience and our long history of successful projects over many years of practice. Uihlein/Wilson Architects will serve as the managing firm for this project, as well as leading the building and infrastructure assessments. The UWA practice is exclusive to the State of Wisconsin, with a long-standing focus on academic projects. Founding Principal Del Wilson (serving as the project’s Principal-in Charge) has been working with the State of Wisconsin on higher education projects since 1984, and the firm brings experience with renovation projects on the UW-Milwaukee campus.

Leading planning and design services for the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment is HOK, a global architecture, engineering and planning firm founded in 1955. HOK specializes in planning, programming and design for Science + Technology facilities, providing feasibility studies, lab master planning, lab planning and

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programming, lab design, as well as cost and implementation/phasing studies. With more than 50 years of experience in higher education, our team has programmed, planned and designed more than 60 million square feet of scientific teaching and research facilities in the past 20 years. HOK is proud of its successful history with the University of Wisconsin on several of its campuses, and is enthusiastic to continue that relationship in the planning of UW-Milwaukee’s science facilities.

Academic programming and planning will be led by Paulien & Associates. As a world leader in campus planning, Paulien provides expertise in academic facilities to colleges and universities internationally, including the University of Wisconsin.

We have also engaged several other firms known for their local presence and expertise. Ring & DuChateau, a Milwaukee-based engineering consulting firm that has been providing innovative design expertise for more than half a century, will provide mechanical and electrical engineering as part of the planning and building assessment efforts, and will also provide a utilities condition assessment and capacity analysis. PSJ Engineering, a Milwaukee-based MBE-certified firm, will provide plumbing and fire protection engineering. Boldt, a Wisconsin-based professional construction services firm, will provide cost estimating and scheduling services. Boldt is a fourth generation, family-owned firm that has been in operation since 1889. SmithGroupJJR, one of the largest architecture, engineering and planning firms in the US, will provide site design, landscape architecture and civil engineering, including circulation and transportation analysis.

P R I N C I PA L C L I E N T B A S EOur team brings more than 50 years of experience at hundreds of higher education institutions around the world, including institutions with leading science education and research programs. We have a deep history with the University of Wisconsin on numerous campuses, including Milwaukee, Madison, Eau Claire, River Falls, Superior, LaCrosse, Green Bay and Parkside, and have successfully completed science and research projects on several of these campuses.

Having worked in and around the Midwest for leading research institutions that include The University of Chicago, University of Illinois, The Ohio State University, University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame, Indiana University, University of Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology and Cleveland State University, our team’s strength is in our ability to help institutions identify their emerging science and research needs to appropriately expand and update their facilities.

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Knowledge of space needs assessment, programming and design of state of the art higher education teaching and research facilitiesThe Uihlein/Wilson team, with HOK and Paulien, has significant experience in the planning, programming and design of cutting-edge science education and research facilities, ranging from physics and engineering sciences to chemistry and biology. These projects have varied from multidisciplinary master plans and feasibility studies to full multi-building design and renovation projects.

The Uihlein/Wilson team brings deep experience working with higher education institutions in the development of planning and feasibility studies for campuses, science departments and colleges. Both individual firms and key personnel have completed planning, feasibility, and implementation studies for academic science departments and districts, similar to the UW-Milwaukee, for institutions such as University of Alabama, Georgia Tech, University of Chicago, University of Georgia, Florida International University and University of Central Florida. These studies have included budgeting, scheduling and strategic implementation.

(from top) University of South Florida Interdisciplinary Sciences Facility; King Abdullah University of Science & Technology; Georgia Institute of Technology Whitaker BME; Harper College Avante Center

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As the leader of the Design Team for the Wisconsin Union Redevelopment Project – Theater Wing Renovation, Uihlein/Wilson Architects organized and led over 15 multi-day programming sessions. Stakeholders included students, staff, administrators, UW Madison FP&M staff, and DFD. The UWA Design Team also organized a benchmark tour of sailing clubs, lakefront venues, art venues, and theater facilities to help formulate the final Design Program for this project.

To illustrate the depth of our team’s experience, the following is a matrix of our most recent and relevant projects.

Our approach is centered on helping our clients discover “what works” for them. Our project team understands that the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment project is unique. While we will bring our many years of experience with similar academic science facilities to the table, we will focus on initiatives that meet the specific needs of UW students, faculty and the larger community.

Interactive Process — Our interactive programming and planning process begins with understanding your goals and objectives, and gaining understanding of specific owner and user criteria, identifying critical safety data, establishing milestone dates, and agreeing on clear communication techniques. Only then do we focus on developing appropriate solutions. Our goal is to reach key decisions through collaboration with you in an interactive and timely manner.

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Wisconsin Union Redevelopment Project (U/W) Madison, WI $53M 2014 · ··Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery (U/W) Madison, WI $205M 2012 · · · ·University of Wisconsin - Madison, Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research (WIMR) (HOK) Madison, WI 469,000 sf. $144M 2008 · ···University of Alberta Chemicals & Materials Engineering Study (HOK) Edmonton, AL 194,00 sf. N/A 2006 · ····University of South Florida - Interdisciplinary Science/Teaching Research Facility (HOK) Tampa, FL 238500 sf. $82M 2011 · · ···University of Florida - Lake Nona Research Center (HOK) Orlando, FL 100,000 sf. $44M 2011 · · ···King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (HOK) Thuwal, KSA 2,100,000 sf. $7B 2009 · · ···William Paterson University, Science Hall Renovation / Addition (HOK) Wayne, NJ 225,000 sf. $62M 2011 · ·····Carleton University Steacie Building SuperLab Renovation (HOK) Ottawa, ON 18,000 sf. $7.5M 2008 · ··Emory University, Psychology and Interdisciplinary Sciences Building (HOK) Atlanta, GA 118,000 sf. $32M 2009 · · ···University of Calgary ICT Building (HOK) Calgary, AL 190,000 sf $32M 2001 · · · ·University of Alberta, Edmonton Clinic Health Academy (HOK) Edmonton, AL 860,000 sf. $275.5M 2012 · · · ·Georgia Institute of Technology, Life Sciences and Technology Campus -3 buildings (HOK) Atlanta, GA 527,193 sf. $92M 2003 · · ···University of Central Florida College of Medicine Burnett School of BioMedical Science (HOK) Orlando, FL 198,000 sf. $72.5M 2009 · ···State University of New York at Geneseo, Integrated Science Center (HOK) Geneseo, NY 113,000 sf. $33M 2006 · · ···University of Alabama, Shelby Hall Interdisciplinary Science Building (HOK) Tuscaloosa, AL 227,000 sf. $46.1M 2004 · · ···University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (HOK) Buffalo, NY 865,000 sf. $239M 2016 · · ···Tennessee Technological University, Science and Engineering Complex (HOK) Cookeville, TN 250,000 sf. N/A 2005 · ···University of Dayton, Sheman Hall and Wohlleben Hall Science Center (HOK) Dayton, OH 70,000 sf. $22M 2003 · · ···University of Missouri - St. Louis, Benton - Stadler Science Complex Reno/Addtn. (HOK) St. Louis, MO 215,000 sf. $28.5M 2011 · ···West Virginia University, Brooks Hall Chemistry Building Renovation (HOK) Morgantown, WV 78,000 sf. $23M 2008 · ··University of Chicago William Eckhardt Research Center (HOK) Chicago, IL 277,000 sf. $152M 2015 · · ···Francis Crick Institute (HOK) London, UK 925,000 sf. $668M 2015 · · ···University of Wisconsin - Madison, Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research (WIMR) (HOK) Madison, WI 469,000 sf. $144M 2008 · ···University of Wisconsin - La Crosse (Paulien) La Crosse, WI 60,000 asf.

(new bldg) · ····University of Vermont, College of Engineering and Mathematics Space Assessment (Paulien) Burlington, VT ··Arizona State University, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Space and Facility Study (Paulien) Glendale, AZ ··Colorado School of Mines, Program Plan for the Petroleum Engineering Building (Paulien) Golden, CO · ·University of Colorado Boulder, Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry Building Research Laboratories (Paulien) Boulder, CO · ·University of Colorado Boulder, Ekeley Renovation for CIRES and Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry (Paulien) Boulder, CO · ··University of Kansas, Engineering Building Expansion (Paulien) Lawrence, KS · ··University of Missouri-Columbia, Biosciences Research Center Space Needs Analysis (Paulien) Columbia, MO ··University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Science Complex Instructional Space Study (Paulien) Chapel Hill, NC ··University of South Carolina, Space Needs for Science and Math Expansion (Paulien) Columbia, SC · ··

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A key feature of our approach for similar projects is creating programming and design teams that are organized around the key programmatic and technical challenges of highly integrated facilities. We organize interdisciplinary, inter-departmental teams as the basis of our investigation into programmatic requirements. The benefit of this approach is providing an advocate for each department and College/Institute, as well as other stakeholders. This allows each user group to have an advocate for their issues, and allows the various programmatic elements to develop and be integrated easily into the whole.

We conduct Planning and Programming as a series of interactive workshops designed to collect, analyze and synthesize all relevant project data into actionable recommendations with the endorsement of users and faculty. The workshops are designed to be engaging, to create a serious deliberative dialogue between user and design professional. Our Problem Seeking® method is renowned as being the professional foundation for sound programming, and is considered the gold standard of service.

Parallel to the programming sessions we will lead a Discovery and Diagnostics approach to understanding and assessing the existing conditions and future potential of the existing building in the Quadrant. We will evaluate the utility infrastructure, MEP systems, existing structures, capacity and suitability for future programmatic elements. During the Concept phase of the project we will work with the University to strategically craft a ‘road map’ that will layer in the schedule, funding, operational sequencing, and a preferred development scenario as a deliverable.

The following graph represents the design process we would propose to use to complete the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment Plan.

(from top) UW-Madison WIMR; Drew University Life Sciences Research & Nursing Education Building

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Knowledge of higher education building, infrastructure and land use planningThe Uihlein/Wilson team brings significant experience in planning for higher education. SmithGroupJJR will lead the site and land use planning efforts for the project. SmithGroupJJR is a recognized national leader in campus planning, and has had the privilege of working on over 330 campuses across the country for a diverse mix of large and small, and public and private education clients. They provide an integrated set of planning and design services from master planning, district plans, and design guidelines for campus and urban environments to architectural design, and programming for academic facilities. In both the planning and implementation of design, their team strives for specificity—representing each institution’s mission within its environmental and cultural context to create clear and compelling campuses.

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(from top) UW-Madison Wisconsin Union Redevelopment; University of Chicago William Eckhardt Research Center; University of Colorado College of Pharmacy; University of Central Florida Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences

Building and infrastructure assessmentExisting building assessments are an important first step of multi-building and complex master planning efforts, and our team is very familiar with these important assessments. For the Wisconsin Union Redevelopment Project, Uihlein/Wilson completed a complete facilities assessment, which included over six days of field measuring and photo documentation, digital scanning of the Union Theater and the exterior of the building, historic paint analysis, etc. The assessment included analysis of the existing MEP, T, FP systems, as well as structural analysis of the existing frame and building envelope. The Memorial Union project is a key example of how neighborhood planning needs to be considered with Campus Projects.

HOK has also provided similar assessments for the UW-Madison WIMR project, which started with an extensive evaluation of the existing facilities during the initial planning stages. Members of our team have also conducted similar evaluations for projects such as the University of Georgia Biosciences Feasibility Study, the Georgia Tech Life Sciences & Technology Complex master planning efforts, and the William Paterson University Science Hall Renovation and Addition. At Missouri Western State University, HOK team members took the University through an interactive, detailed programming and design process, and the resulting project entailed a renovation and a building addition with a connecting atrium and active campus link.

Uihlein/Wilson and Ring & DuChateau, as two local firms with experience on the UW-Milwaukee campus, will lead the building and infrastructure assessment elements, with input from HOK, including both architectural and buildings systems/utilities assessments. Our team often provides on-site analysis and assessment of current facilities, interacting closely with client and specific user groups to learn everything we can about general, specific, short and long-range needs. We will use this same process for the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment project. Our team members HOK and Ring & DuChateau demonstrated a similar success in planning and designing another high profile, urban, and complex project in Milwaukee at Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital.

Both Ring & DuChateau and PSJ Engineering, our designated plumbing and fire protection engineer, have also been collaborating on the Northwest Quadrant Redevelopment, which has included a review of existing buildings and plans as part of the project’s Facility Condition Assessment.

Wisconsin building and energy standards, Building Code and Milwaukee Zoning requirementsThe Uihlein/Wilson team, with its local presence and knowledge of the UW-Milwaukee campus, is familiar with Wisconsin building and energy standards, as well as the Wisconsin Building Code and all WISBUILD components. As a Milwaukee-based firm, Uihlein/Wilson will easily be able to provide “on the ground” support and is familiar with all City of Milwaukee zoning requirements.

Cost estimating and scheduling for new and renovated buildingsUihlein/Wilson is considered a leader in cost modeling and budget development with DFD. Our team brings strong experience with both new construction and renovation/remodeling projects. Education facility renovation and remodeling efforts can often be challenging, and require careful planning to address cost and budgetary issues, as well as to address the importance of continued operations during construction. These are issues our team is well accustomed to addressing. We have completed laboratory and science facility renovation projects at institutions such as University of Georgia, US Naval Academy and William Paterson University.

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(from top) Florida International University College of Nursing & Health Sciences; US Naval Academy Michelson Hall Renovation; Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery

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Our team has significant experience with planning and designing science and research facilities that must meet specific budget goals. With these projects, rather than utilizing a traditional approach to monitoring construction costs, our team often employs a more systematic approach to tracking construction costs. Throughout the project, we will utilize “in-house” as well as consultant-assisted pricing techniques, with Boldt, a well established local construction management firm, in the lead to model and update the project cost based on local market knowledge and building type expertise. We also recognize the impact of cost pressures on tuition. The future sustainability of our public education facilities needs to be considered through an economic and environmental lens.

Stakeholder managementEach institution has its own personality and priorities. It is our priority to understand more fully UW-Milwaukee and how it accomplishes teaching and research, so we can provide the most effective response to user needs. We also know it is important that we provide leadership, expertise and national/international science planning perspectives to help guide these decisions while considering the specific needs and requests of users and faculty.

Our team believes strongly in the power of user input through an interactive process. As the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment plan must guide the physical development of UW-Milwaukee over the next 20 years, this involvement is even more important. Throughout the feasibility process, we will include user groups such as students, faculty, administrative staff, UW System Administration, Division of Facilities Development and other state agencies such as DNR and WSHS. We also anticipate that a number of other stakeholders might be involved during the study, including UW-Milwaukee leadership, Board of Regents, State Building Commission, City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County, wider UW-Milwaukee community and neighbors and alumni.

Interacting with core user groups for UW’s science facilities will also be crucial to the success of the planning process. These groups will include: College of Letters & Sciences (Mathematical Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry); College of Engineering & Applied Sciences (Civil/Mechanics, Computer, Electrical, Industrial & Manufacturing, Materials, Mechanical); Multidisciplinary Research Institute (Biological Sciences, Geosciences, Public Health, Nursing, College of Health Sciences, Psychology); and Parking and Transit.

During the redevelopment planning process, we will work with UW-Milwaukee’s designated “core team,” who will help facilitate focus groups and planning sessions with identified stakeholders. We understand the organizational, scientific, curriculum and administrative challenges facing our college and university clients. We have a proven process that accommodates the needs of busy faculty and administrators. Our approach allows stakeholders to be involved in the programming and design process and making informed decision making without disrupting their many other responsibilities.

We have a proven track record of working with faculty, staff and trustees. We are typically engaged in this capacity with virtually all of the colleges and universities with whom we work. We provide extensive program documents and creative concept prototypes that are engaging and attractive to donors and trustees. We also have an excellent track record with our clients for building consensus among faculties and departments with competing goals.

M / W/ D B E C O M M I T M E N TOur team is committed to including M/W/DBE firms in our planning and design projects to meet the goals of our higher education clients. Uihlein/Wilson is committed to meeting DFD’s M/W/DBE goals for this project, and we have included PSJ Engineering, an MBE-certified firm, as an important member of our team. We are prepared to augment our team with additional firms to meet DFD’s goals.

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U N I V E R S I T Y O F W I S C O N S I N - M A D I S O NW I S C O N S I N I N S T I T U T E S F O R D I S C O V E R YMadison, Wisconsin

Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery 2010, has received many awards for presenting a new way of delivering collaborative research and research facility design.

Once-discrete disciplines inspired a program focused on social ergonomics strategies and laboratory flexibility.

Goals for energy-efficiency and sustainability were set at a 100 year building lifespan, 50% reduction in CO2 emissions and a 50% reduction in water use in the operation of the building.

The WID mission included a commitment to public and educational outreach served by a resource clinic and symposium forum on the ground level and embedded teaching labs throughout the facility for use in knowledge and technology transfer to researchers, companies, pubic groups, teachers and K-12 programs.

WID was named the 2012 Laboratory of the Year.

G EO R G I A I N S T I T U T E O F T EC H N O L O GYL I F E S C I E N C E S & T E C H N O L O G Y C O M P L E XAtlanta, Georgia

Similar to the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment study, HOK worked with Georgia Tech to master plan a 650,000 sq. ft. Life Sciences and Technology Complex. HOK provided programming and planning for the new science complex, as well as design of three of the four buildings that make up the complex. Located at the heart of the campus, the state-of-the-art complex provides multidisciplinary facilities for education and research in bioscience, technology and engineering, and is a national model for combining engineering and the sciences.

A large quadrangle was developed to act as the primary organizing element for the complex and ground level arcades provide covered connections. This quadrangle also acts as a primary open space for use by the broader campus community.

Phase I, the Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Biosciences facilitates the interdisciplinary research programs of 40 faculty members and their research groups. This three-story, 150,000 sq. ft. building integrates the research efforts of the bioengineers and bioscientists and fosters synergistic collaborative research. Phase II, the Ford Environmental Science & Technology (ES&T) is a 287,000 sq. ft. facility that houses classrooms and research facilities for five different departments: the Schools of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, as well as the disciplines of environmental biology and chemistry. Finally, Phase III, the 90,000 gross sq. ft. U.A. Whitaker Biomedical Engineering Building provides state-of-the-art laboratory, educational and administrative facilities, as well as interactive, collaborative and building support spaces, and a large, 1,750 gross sq. ft., Class 1,000 Cleanroom.

Client Reference:George AustinWARF - Wisconsin Alumni Research FoundationWID/MIR Project Manager641 Walnut Street, 12th FloorMadison, Wisconsin 53726(608) 262-3717gaustin@wjffoundation.org

Completed: 2012

Cost: $205 million

Client Reference:Fred Dolder, Project Manager(404) 894-3666fred.dolder@facilities.gatech.edu

Completed: Complex completion, 2007

Cost: $28.8m (Petit); $20.1m (Whitaker); $49.1m (Ford ES&T)

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Client Reference:Jeff KosloskeSenior ArchitectUniversity of Wisconsin System780 Regent Street, Room 210Madison, WI 53715(608) 263-4417jkosloske@uwsa.edu

Client Reference:A. John BramleyInterim President Former Provost and Senior Vice President at the University of Vermont85 South Prospect StreetWaterman Room 349Burlington, VT 05405(802) 656-7878John.Bramley@uvm.edu

U N I V E R S I T Y O F W I S C O N S I NLa Crosse, Wisconsin

Paulien & Associates Inc. has performed two studies at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse (UWLC). The most recent is a study to develop the academic space requirements as part of the team working on the Cowley Hall building program pre-design phase. UWLC is working towards new and renovated facilities for the academic departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and general purpose classrooms. The detailed program space allocation included classrooms, science laboratories, research laboratories, academic offices and support areas, and collaborative learning spaces.

Paulien & Associates was also retained to provide the project team with a verification of the program for a new Academic Building. The new Academic Building contains over 60,000 ASF for classrooms. Paulien & Associates also performed a campus-wide classroom mix study. This study provided the campus with the quantity and size of classrooms at a target enrollment mix to inform the building program.

Other occupants of the building as identified during the conceptual programming include such diverse programs as International Education, the College of Liberal Arts and Studies Dean’s Office, Student Support Services, Academic Advising, and other academic support services. The types of spaces being designed into the new building include classroom space, office space, conference space, computer laboratory space, distance and education space, and a large gathering hall with serving kitchen.

U N I V E R S I T Y O F V E R M O N TBurlington, Vermont

Paulien & Associates has completed five major planning projects for the University of Vermont including benchmarking, space needs, and utilization as well as detailed studies for the College of Education and Social Services, Psychology research space, and College of Engineering and Mathematics.

Paulien & Associates was asked to return to the University of Vermont to provide an updated space needs analysis. The space needs study included college by college space needs analysis and a benchmarking study at the college level. Major academic units included in the study were the Colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Education and Social Services, Engineering and Mathematics, Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, and Business Administration as well as the School of Environment and Natural Resources. Paulien & Associates performed the comprehensive space needs analysis at existing enrollment levels and assessed the space implications of the expected increase in enrollment. As part of this study, Paulien & Associates also conducted a peer and comparative analysis using benchmarking techniques. Student enrollment, faculty numbers, and detailed physical space data by college and school were collected from selected peer institutions and compared to the University of Vermont.

Paulien & Associates completed a study for the College of Engineering and Mathematics with a departmental level analysis similar to the one provided for the College of Education and Social Services. Paulien & Associates also analyzed the opportunities for growth for research on campus and recommended a capital plan to enhance existing research capacity and increase the campus’ competitive level for research funding. This included interdisciplinary solutions for the life sciences, physical sciences, and engineering. It included components of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Mathematics, and Medicine.

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Letter of Interest | Uihlein/Wilson, in association with HOK and Paulien

K E Y P E R S O N N E L Our proposed team for University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment Plan is an integrated, seasoned team of professionals who have a proven track record of successfully working together on similar university projects. This well-established and blended team has worked cohesively on projects that highlight the same ideas, goals and values shared by UW-Milwaukee. Below is a detailed description of our collaborative team, and each firm and individual’s respective role.

R I C H S M I T H , L E E D A P | A C A D E M I C P L A N N E R | H O K Rich Smith is a Principal of HOK’s Higher Education Practice. He brings over 25 years of experience in the programming, planning and design of higher education facilities with an expertise in the design of teaching and research facilities for the STEM sciences. He is respected by his clients for his ability to establish and maintain open lines of communication and for fostering consensus among diverse stakeholders.

Cleveland State University STEM Quad Master Plan/ Feasibility Study Cleveland, Ohio

University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research (WIMR)Madison, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin Rennebohm School of PharmacyMadison, Wisconsin

Gediz University Health Sciences Master Plan& Feasibility StudyIzmir, Turkeyy

4 The University of ChicagoChicago, Illinois• William Eckhardt Research Center• Complex Master Planning • Knapp Center for Biodiscovery Program and

Feasibility Study

4 Chicago State UniversityScience and Technology CenterChicago, Illinois

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chemical/Life Sciences BuildingUrbana-Champaign, Illinois

4 College of DuPageGlen Ellyn, Illinois• Health and Science Center• Berg Instructional Center/SRC

Redevelopment Building• Campus Master Plan

The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio• Aronoff Life Sciences Building

Vernal G. Riffe Biosciences Building

University of New Hampshire West Campus Master PlanDurham, New Hampshire

D E L W I L S O N , A I A , C S I | P R I N C I P A L - I N - C H A R G E | U I H L E I N / W I L S O N As the Principal-in-Charge for this project, Del Wilson brings a integral set of skills in distilling complex issues and finding workable solutions. Del solves problems by always serving and focusing on the interests of the client, and he is adept at managing and building consensus among project team members. Del has been principal architect on 24 projects for the State over a period of 22 years, most recently with the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery on the Madison Campus and currently with the Memorial Union, also located on the Madison campus. Del is well acquainted with the State of Wisconsin policies and procedures. Del leads the firm’s work in higher education, which includes Master Planning work at Ripon College and Lakeshores Master Planning Study at UW – Madison. Del’s work on the UW–Milwaukee campus includes the Zelazo Center, the Hefter Center and Sabin Hall renovation.

S T E V E G R O T H , A I A , C S I , C C S | P R O J E C T M A N A G E R / P R O J E C T A R C H I T E C T | U I H L E I N / W I L S O N With more than 20 years of experience, Steve Groth is a particularly experienced Project Manager. He is recognized for his strong project leadership and ability to foster a spirit of collaboration among multidisciplinary teams in producing cohesive, holistic planning and design initiatives. He will be a valuable asset in bringing together the Uihlein/Wilson team and facilitating effective teamwork and partnership throughout the Redevelopment Plan process. He will also focus on the building condition assessments and code requirements of the various buildings. Steve brings a strong background in higher education experience in the State of Wisconsin. Steve was the Project Architect on the Upham Hall a science building at UW–Whitewater. The project was built in two phases, a renovation of an existing building with an significant addition. Steve also served as Project Architect on the construction of Ogg Hall on the UW-Madison campus as well as the DSF Construction Representative. Steve is currently Project Manager of the Fischer and Wellers Halls at UW-Whitewater. The project includes the renovation of residence halls with new entrances and elevators.

H O K | P L A N N I N G & D E S I G N PA R T N E RFounded in 1955, HOK is a global architecture, engineering and planning firm with expertise in the programming, planning and design of the science teaching and research facilities.

U I H L E I N / W I L S O N | M A N A G I N G PA R T N E RUihlein/Wilson is an established local architectural firm who has been working exclusively with the State of Wisconsin since 1984. The firm brings a strategic background in higher education with a long-standing focus on academic projects and will be the managing firm for this project.

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M A R K B A N H O L Z E R , A I A , L E E D A P | P R I N C I P A L D E S I G N E R | H O K Mark has dedicated his 27-year career to the design of architectural and interior environments that demonstrate constant concern with humanistic values and holistically integrate with building systems and exterior design. His creativity and capacity to surpass ordinary expectations has resulted in over two decades of award-winning design efforts. Mark brings a strong background in higher education with a wide range of projects spanning from large research centers to established allied health facilities. As Principal Designer, Mark will focus on the connectivity of existing and new buildings, and balancing open space with the existing and proposed buildings.

4 The University of Chicago William Eckhardt Research Center Chicago, Illinois

University of FloridaGainesville, Florida• Physics Building • CollegeofMedicine

Illinois Institute of Technology - UniversityTechnology Business Center

Chicago, Illinois

Saint Louis UniversitySt. Louis, MissouriHealth Building

University of Illinois at ChicagoChicago, Illinois• IlliniUnion• College of Nursing

University of Missouri, Columbia - Greenhouse/Headhouse*Columbia, Missouri

Southwest Missouri State UniversitySpringfield, Missouri • Allied Health Building • KarlsHallAriculturalScienceBuilding

Washington UniversitySt. Louis, Missouri• Eric P. Newman Educational Center• Mudd and Elliot Hall

Gediz University Health Sciences Master Plan& Feasibility StudyIzmir, Turkeyy

C O L I N R O H L F I N G , A S S O C I A T E A I A , L E E D A P B D + C | S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y L E A D | H O K Colin is a Sustainable Director for projects within the North Central Region of HOK and he leads the offices’ sustainable consulting practice. Colin works with local and firmwide HOK project teams to guide sustainable design integration and building certification process under the US Green Building Council’s various LEED Rating Systems. Colin coordinates sustainable design efforts with the project teams through all design phases, with a strong background in facilitating sustainable efforts for higher education projects. Colin also works with public and private sector clients on tenant fit-out projects, individual buildings, campuses, real estate portfolios and city master plans.

4 Chicago State University, Center for Science and Technology Chicago, Illinois

4 College of DuPage Health and Sciences CenterGlen Ellyn, Illinois

4 Loyola University Medical Center Marcella Neihoff School of NursingMaywood, Illinois

4 Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Cancer and Critical CareColumbus, Ohio 4 The University of ChicagoWilliam Eckhardt Research Center Chicago, Illinois

University of Illinois at Chicago James J. Stukel Towers and UIC ForumChicago, Illinois

4 The University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Energy Institute (WEI)Madison, Wisconsin

4 The University of Wisconsin - River Falls, Health and Human Performance/Recreation Building River Falls, Wisconsin

4 The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Medical College Milwaukee, Wisconsin

J E F F S T R O H M E Y E R , A I A , L E E D A P | L E A D L A B P L A N N E R | H O K Jeff is an architect specializing in the programming, planning, and design of laboratory facilities and high performance buildings. He is a senior laboratory programmer, planner and architect with more than 25 years of experience with HOK’s Science and Technology Group. His expert laboratory design solutions result in state-of-the-art, functional, safe, environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing spaces for undergraduate science teaching and research facilities.

Georgia Institute of TechnologyU.A. Whitaker Biomedical Engineering Building Atlanta, Georgia

Truman State University Magruder Hall Addition and RenovationKirksville, Missouri

University of Oklahoma Devon Energy HallNorman, Oklahoma

State University of New YorkBuffalo, New York

4 College of DuPage Health Careers and Natural Sciences BuildingGlen Ellyn, Illinois

William Paterson University Science HallWayne, New Jersey

US Naval Academy Michelson-Chauvenet Hall RenovationsAnnapolis, Maryland

University of Dayton Science Center Dayton, Ohio

William Rainey Harper College Avanté Center for Science, Health Careers and Emerging TechnologyPalatine, Illinois

University of Oklahoma Stephenson Research and Technology CenterNorman, Oklahoma

University of South Carolina School of Science & Mathematics Graduate Science Building Columbia, South Carolina

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J O H N B E N G S T O N , A I C | C U R R I C U L U M L E A D | P A U L I E N & A S S O C I A T E S John Bengston, Vice President and Principal at Paulien & Associates, has strong experience in facilities analysis and space needs planning. With his educational background in Construction Management and his previous experience as a construction manager, in addition to his 10 years with a previous architectural firm, John has very strong skills in campus-wide needs analysis, capital improvement planning, and detailed pre-architectural program planning. As Vice President and Principal, John provides expertise in facility master planning, program planning, and space allocation studies. Responsibilities include space needs and facilities analysis, long-range campus planning, and identification of the schedule and budget for implementation of recommendations. John specializes in helping institutions optimize physical and capital planning to respond most effectively to their academic mission.

University of Wisconsin-StoutMenomonie, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireEau Claire, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin-River FallsRiver Falls, Wisconsin

University of WyomingLaramie, Wyoming

University of North Carolina at CharlotteCharlotte, North Carolina

University of Wisconsin-La CrosseLa Crosse, Wisconsin

PA U L I E N & A S S O C I AT E S | A C A D E M I C P R O G R A M M I N G & P L A N N I N GA respected collegiate facilities planning firm with more than 30 years of experience conducting more than 650 campus studies.

K A T E H E R B O L S H E I M E R | S E N I O R A S S O C I A T E | P A U L I E N & A S S O C I A T E S Kate Herbolsheimer’s blend of graphic design, knowledge of architecture, and communication skills enables her to provide Paulien & Associates’ clients with creative and dynamic solutions. Her contributions to Paulien & Associates over the last ten years include space needs analyses, utilization analyses, master plans, program plans and related predesign documents, migration/reallocation studies, and compliance overviews. Her creative strength lies in her ability to translate a client’s strategic planning, culture, and values into a physical response.

University of Wisconsin-River FallsRiver Falls, Wisconsin

Case Western Reserve UniversityCleveland, Ohio

Eastern Connecticut State UniversityWillimantic, Connecticut

Kansas State UniversityManhattan, Kansas

Rutgers, The State University of New JerseyNew Brunsnick, New Jersey

Central Connecticut State UniversityNew Britain, Conneticut

Eckerd College St. Petersburg, Florida

Edinboro University of PennsylvaniaEdinboro, Pennsylvania

D A V I D D E L P O N T E , P E | M / E & U T I L I T I E S P R I N C I P A L | R I N G & D U C H A T E A UDavid Ponte will be the Principal-In Charge and overall Project Manager for the Ring & DuChateau Team. As the project leader, he will guide and unify the project team throughout the project to produce the optimum project outcome. Mr. Del Ponte has over 35 years in the planning, design building of and site utilities and mechanical building systems Dave has extensive experience working as a Prime A/E Team leader for numerous State and private projects. University of Wisconsin - MilwaukeeMilwaukee, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Oshkosh, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - MadisonMadison, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point Stevens Point, Wisconsin

General Mitchell International AirportMilwaukee, Wisconsin

St. Luke’s Medical CenterMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Milwaukee Regional Medical CenterMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Children’s Hospital of WisconsinMilwaukee, Wisconsin

C H R I S T O P H E R W . U L M , P E , L E E D A P , B D + C | L E A D E L E C T R I C A L E N G I N E E R | R I N G & D U C H A T E A UMr. Ulm will be the Lead Electrical Engineer, and will be responsible for the evaluation and planning of building electrical systems and medium voltage power distribution site utilities. His experience with designing new facilities and modifications to facilities while keeping the facilities fully operational provides him with unique experience. Mr. Ulm has over 18 years in the design of power, lighting and communications systems.

University of Wisconsin - MilwaukeeMilwaukee, Wisconsin

UWM School of Public HealthMilwaukee, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - MadisonMadison, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - Green BayGreen Bay, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - Stevens PointStevens Point, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin - Washington CountyWest Bend, Wisconsin

R I N G & D U C H AT E A U | M EC H A N I C A L , E L EC T R I C A L & U T I L I T I E S E N G I N E E R I N G A Milwaukee-based consulting engineering firm established in 1961 that has been serving a diverse network of clients and contacts within the Wisconsin community for over 40 years.

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B O L DT | C O S T E S T I M AT I N GBoldt is one of the largest professional construction services firms in the nation. From the original storefront carpentry shop opened by Martin Boldt in 1889, they have grown into a national organization.

B I L L P A T E K | L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T | S M I T H G R O U P J J RBill Patek, Director of SmithGroupJJR’s Madison studio, has extensive experience leading a wide variety of campus planning and design projects. His expertise encompasses all project phases from master planning, schematic design, and design guideline preparation to construction documentation and administration. His strong technical design abilities combined with outstanding client collaboration enable him to lead teams that develop innovative solutions for each project. University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Master Plan Eau Claire, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Master Plan La Crosse, Wisconsin

Marquette University Central Open Space, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin-Madison East Campus Mall Master Plan Madison, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin-Parkside Master PlanKenosha, Wisconsin

D A N L E D V I N A | C O S T E S T I M A T O R | B O L D T Dan Ledvina is a 28-year veteran of the construction industry, having estimated or actively managed a wide variety of major construction projects. As Chief Estimator, Dan coordinates and supervises Boldt's Milwaukee regional office estimating program and takes a lead role in assuring the construction client’s project needs are met. Dan is very active in consulting with Boldt's cost engineering and project management teams to ensure the most economical cost to our customers is achieved. He and his staff have directed commercial, institutional and industrial projects for health care providers, educational institutions, manufacturing firms and governmental agencies. For this project, Dan will provide conceptual cost estimate review and constructability analysis.

UW Madison Memorial UnionMadison, Wisconsin

Lawrence University Warch Campus CenterAppleton, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Institutes for Medical ResearchMadison, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research Center TowerMadison, Wisconsin

G R A E F | S T R U C T U R A L E N G I N E E R I N G A local engineering firm with more than 50 years of experience, GRAEF has grown to become a leading US consulting firm, as ranked by ENR Magazine.

S M I T H G R O U P J J R | C I V I L & L A N D S C A P E SmithGroupJJR is one of the nation’s largest planning, landscape, engineering, environmental science and architecture firms with experience at more than 300 national campuses.

P S J E N G I N E E R I N G | P L U M B I N G & F I R E P R O T EC T I O N E N G I N E E R I N G ( M B E )

E I L E E N C . M C E N R O E , P E | L E A D S T R U C T U R A L E N G I N E E R | G R A E F Eileen McEnroe brings an extensive amount of existing building assessment knowledge. She has performed a structural assessment of the interior, exterior façade and plaza on the Milwaukee Art Museum, the War Memorial Center (a structural assessment of interior structural, exterior façade and plaza), Milwaukee County Building Evaluations (team leader for the evaluation of 105 County Building exterior facades), College Court and Lapham Park Housing Developments in Milwaukee, WI (an evaluation and repair of the existing building facades), Lakefront Building Evaluation, Village of Fontana, WI (an assessment and repairs to existing 1880’s building), etc.

R O B E R T W A G N E R , C I P E | L E A D P L U M B I N G E N G I N E E R | P S J E N G I N E E R I N G Robert Wagner, CIPE is the Senior Plumbing Project Manager/Engineer for PSJ. With 26 years experience in the engineering industry, Robert has been involved in an extensive variety of educational, health care facilities, laboratories, commercial, institutional, recreational, parking structures, aviation, office buildings, correctional facilities, housing complexes. Projects include a variety of projects for the University of Wisconsin System, Milwaukee County, City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee Area Technical College, and General Mitchell International Airport. Robert is currently working on the UW-Milwaukee Northwest Quadrant project.

C A S S I E G O O D W I N , P E | C I V I L E N G I N E E R | S M I T H G R O U P J J RCassie Goodwin has a diverse range of experience in the fields of civil, coastal and environmental engineering. Her project experience spans from marina investigation and coastal design to stormwater management plans, watershed models, utility studies and sustainable design. She has prepared numerous reports and construction documents for municipalities, campuses, developers and industry, and has experience ranging from construction observation to public input processes. Cassie’s project experience includes: University of Wisconsin-Madison Education Building, University of Wisconsin-Madison Charter Street Heating Facility, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire New Education Building, and University of Wisconsin-Madison Research Park.

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S PA C E P L A N N I N G A N D M A S T E R P L A N N I N G P R O J EC T SThe Uihlein/Wilson team, including HOK and Paulien & Associates, offers unparalleled expertise in post-secondary education projects. Our wide array of projects are supported by dedicated architects, engineers, programmers, higher education facility planners and other specialists who provide expert full-time services for all phases of a project. We are committed to design excellence, client service and a collaborative approach. Our cohesive team has demonstrated leadership ability in planning and designing high-performance facilities for colleges, universities and professional schools. This breadth of experience allows our team to draw upon the best ideas from each area to help enrich a design. Below is a select list of projects that highlights our work on college and university campuses.

Cleveland State UniversitySTEM Complex Master PlanCleveland, OhioHOK, teamed with ka, provided programming, master planning, site planning, building planning and design for a master planning effort for the CSU STEM Complex. The plan includes the demolition of two buildings, design of two new buildings, as well as renovation and expansion of two buildings for a total of approximately 600,000 sq ft. The complex includes facilities for six colleges: Science; Biomedical/Research/NEOUCOM; Health Science; Nursing; Speech and Hearing; and Engineering. Each building will be reviewed to determine whether it should be demolished or reused. New buildings have required programming for the most critical research labs.

4 University of South FloridaInterdisciplinary Sciences BuildingTampa, FloridaHOK helped USF adjust its master plan to accommodate a largenfacility to promote interdisciplinary research and teaching with labs that support the University’s physics, chemistry and biology programs. In addition to labs, classrooms, office space, study areas and shell space, the facility includes a bio-nano research lab, an imaging center and a nuclear magnetic resonance facility. LEED Gold Certified.

4 The University of Chicago William Eckhardt Research Center Chicago, IllinoisHOK provided planning, programming and design for a new 266,000 sq. ft teaching and research center. Project also includes reorganization of the physical, computational, and engineering sciences within the NW quadrant. HOK is coordinating renovation projects to improve infrastructure, circulation and functional adjacencies in the existing building(s). Pursuing LEED-NC Gold Certification.

University of WisconsinWisconsin Institutes for Medical Research (WIMR)Madison, WisconsinHOK master planned and designed this three-phase interdisciplinary research complex to create a world-class center for biomedical and other biosciences research. Phase I includes a 437,600 sq. ft. research facility with state-of the-art laboratory environments.

University of Wisconsin-ParksideMaster Plan & Site AnalysisParkside, WisconsinHOK developed a master plan for the 690-acre university campus for up to 25,000 students. Designed for incremental expansion, all academic buildings are grouped around the Library Learning Center. HOK also designed the first building on campus, the Greenquist Hall lab/classroom facility and future science building.

University of Alabama Science & Engineering Precinct Master PlanTuscaloosa, AlabamaHOK provided Precinct Master Planning for Phase I of the Complex, which houses critical components of the Department of Biological Sciences such as Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Animal and Plant Molecular Studies, as well as the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering. The building includes research laboratories, specialized core laboratories including a BSL-3 facility, teaching labs and lecture halls.

University of GeorgiaBiological Sciences Feasibility StudyAthens, GeorgiaHOK conducted analysis of the existing Biological Sciences Building, and offered potential solutions for renovation of the building. Proposed changes include laboratory updates, larger lab configurations, consolidation of office and equipment zones for more efficient HVAC distribution, and the development of collaboration points.

4 LEED Certified or pending Certification

(from top) Auburn University Shelby Center for Engineering Technology; Carleton University Steacie Superlab; University of South Florida Interdisciplinary Sciences Building

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Chicago State UniversityScience and Technology CenterChicago, IllinoisHOK led this planning study for the proposed 300,000 sq. ft. new Center that will create a student-focused teaching-learning and research facility catering to the current and future needs of CSU in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Auburn University Shelby Center for Engineering Technology Phase IAuburn, AlabamaHOK led the planning and design of this new 175,000 sq. ft. research and learning facility that maximizes interaction through the strategic programing of instructional spaces, labs to offices.

US Naval AcademyMichelson-Chauvenet Halls RenovationAnnapolis, MarylandHOK led this extensive renovation of the 280,000 sq. ft. Michelson-Chauvenet complex consisting of labs, classrooms and offices ,and housing the Science and Math Departments used for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Oceanography, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering.

Truman State University Magruder Hall Science Building Addition and RenovationKirksville, MissouriHOK led the 97,000 sq. ft. addition and 50,000 sq. ft complete renovation for Magruder Hall, which offers undergraduate study in Agricultural Sciences, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

William Paterson UniversityScience Hall Renovation and AdditionWayne, New JerseyHOK led this 225,000 sq. ft. renovation and addition to the University’s Science Hall which encompassed an addition, modernization of existing labs, classrooms, assembly spaces, core facilities, and an enhancement of the existing building’s infrastructure.

Lawrence UniversityMulti-Building Planning StudyAppleton, WisconsinUihlein/Wilson developed this planning study to determine the new site for the 110,000 sq. ft. Campus Center, which serves as the new gateway to the east side of Lawrence Campus.

University of Wisconsin-MadisonWisconsin Union Redevelopment ProjectMadison, WisconsinUihlein/Wilson led organized and led over 15 multi-day programming sessions for the project, a complete facilities assessment, and conducted stakeholder meetings and public meetings for this theater wing renovation project.

Colorado School of Mines Department of Petroleum EngineeringGolden, ColoradoPaulien & Associates provided consulting services for a new building for the Department of Petroleum Engineering. The program plan identified the unique teaching laboratories, research spaces, and classrooms for Petroleum Engineering as well as faculty, staff, and departmental offices and student areas such as lounges and group study rooms, computer laboratories, and support spaces.

Arizona State University Flagstaff, ArizonaPaulien & Associates led this Space and Facility Study for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, OhioPaulien & Associates led this Space Needs Analysis and Space Allocation study.

University of Wisconsin - River Falls River Falls, WisconsinPaulien & Associates led this Master Plan Space Needs planning study.

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Campus Master PlanEau Claire, WisconsinSmithGroupJJR developed a master plan for the UW-Eau Claire campus. The master plan principles were guided by a strong strategic and academic plan, the history and traditions of UWEC, its setting within the community, and its unique geographic features. A transparent and iterative process involving many constituents and stakeholders led to a plan that gained wide consensus within the entire campus and surrounding community.

(from top) Emory University Psychology and Interdisciplinary Sciences Building; Georgia Institute of Technology Ford Environmental Science and Technology Facility; William Paterson University Science Hall

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A D D I T I O N A L P R O G R A M M I N G , C A M P U S A N D M A S T E R P L A N N I N G P R O J E C T S

• California State University - Los Angeles Campus Master Plan (HOK) • California State University - San Jose Campus & Student Facilities Master Plan (HOK) • Colorado State University Science Laboratory Space Utilization & Renovation (Paulien) • Emory University Psychology and Interdisciplinary Sciences Building (HOK) • Georgia State University Master Plan (HOK) • Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Campus Master Plan & Building III (HOK) • King Abdullah University of Science & Technology Campus Master Plan (HOK) • Ohio State University South Campus Master Plan Implementation (HOK) • Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville Master Plan (HOK) • State University of New York at Geneseo Integrated Science Center (HOK) • Texas A&M International University Master Plan (HOK) • Texas Tech University Campus Master Plan (HOK) • University of Alabama -Birmingham Campus Master Plan and Updates (HOK) • University of California, Merced Medical Education Facility Feasibility Study (HOK) • University of Central Florida at Lake Nona Campus Master Plan (HOK) • University of Central Florida Burnett School of BioMedical Science (HOK) • University of Colorado Boulder Ekeley Renovation for CIRES and Department of Chemistry and

Biochemistry (Paulien) • University of Colorado Boulder Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry Building Research Laboratories

(Paulien) • University of Dayton Sheman Hall and Wohlleben Hall Science Center (HOK) • University of Florida - Gainesville Master Plan (HOK) • University of Kansas Engineering Building Expansion (Paulien) • University of Memphis Master Plan (HOK) • University of Missouri - Columbia Biosciences Research Center Space Needs Analysis (Paulien) • University of Missouri - Columbia College of Engineering Space Needs Analysis (Paulien) • University of Missouri - St. Louis Benton - Stadler Science Complex Renovation / Addition (HOK) • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Science Complex Instructional Space Study (Paulien) • University of Oklahoma Expansion Master Plan (HOK) • University of South Carolina Graduate Science Research Center (HOK) • University of South Carolina Space Needs for Science and Math Expansion (Paulien) • University of Texas Health Science Center Master Plan (HOK) • University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Education Building Pre-Design and Campus-wide Classroom Mix

Study (Paulien) • University of Wisconsin - Green Bay Courtyard (HOK) • University of Wisconsin - River Falls Master Plan Space Needs Planning (Paulien) • University of Wisconsin-Madison (SmithGroupJJR) • University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (SmithGroupJJR) • University of Wisconsin-Parkside (SmithGroupJJR) • University of Wisconsin-Platteville (SmithGroupJJR) • University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (SmithGroupJJR) • University of Wisconsin-Stout Harvey Hall Renovation (Paulien) • University of Wisconsin-Superior New Academic Building Pre-Design Study (Paulien)

Overall, our team brings enthusiasm, a passion for science and research, and a diverse depth of knowledge. Our collaborative team has significant experience working with higher education clients around the US on science-based and strategic master planning and programming efforts. We are excited to work with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on their campus efforts for the Southwest Quadrant Redevelopment Plan.

Thank you for the opportunity to submit our qualifications and experience for this important project. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 414.271.8899 or by email at DelW@Uihlein-wilson.com.

Yours sincerely,

Del Wilson, AIA, CSIPrincipalUihlein/Wilson Architects

From the top: California State University Fullerton; West Virginia University Brooks Hall Renovation; University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Energy Institute