Statement of Qualifications

Statement of Qualifications

www.acuform.com | 10223 McAllister Fwy, Ste 205, San Antonio, Texas 78216 | P 210.829.1600

ACUFORM ARCHITECTURETABLE OF

CONTENTS

SECTION 1

SUCCESSTHE ACUFORM SUCCESS | Letters of Reference

ADVANTAGETHE ACUFORM ADVANTAGE | Company Overview

TEAMTHE ACUFORM TEAM | About the Companies

PROFESSIONALSTHE ACUFORM PROFESSIONALS | About the People

PORTFOLIOTHE ACUFORM PORTFOLIO | Selective Projects

SECTION 5

SECTION 2SECTION 3SECTION 4

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Company OverviewHISTORYAcuform’s vision is to provide the right form for your function (as in the “Acuform” name). The firm was founded in 2007 by Aaron Dahl and Shawn Willis in San Antonio, Texas. Since its inception, Acuform has grown to become a mid-sized firm offering a full array of architectural and project management services. We have earned a reputation for impressive design solutions that are still grounded in the “real-world” understanding of how a building comes together. The built environments for which Acuform is responsible have shaped, and continue to shape, the experiences of life, work, and recreation for our clients, their employees, their clients, and the communities they serve.

FIRMAs a service-based organization, Acuform is fundamentally about people: the clients we serve, the community we improve and the team members we support. We constantly seek to hire and retain top talent in the design and construction fields; those who are passionate about what they do and who share our vision for creating a better built environment. As a result, our employees are eager young professionals experienced in a range of project types.

SERVICECollectively, our staff has successfully completed hundreds of projects across the country and the knowledge gained from these experiences better prepare us for your next project. Regardless of project size or complexity, we assess a client’s needs, work with them to identify the most appropriate solutions, develop thorough construction documents, and remain proactively engaged during construction. Throughout the entire design and build process we remain open and candid with members of the team to ensure needs and expectations are met if not exceeded.

SUMMARYAcuform is a team of capable, qualified professionals with a broad range of design skills and management abilities. Through progressive designs and professional services, we aim to elevate the perception of what architects do and how they do it. Our goal is to improve the entire design-and-build experience for everyone involved, and ultimately to create a quality facility, one with aesthetic value and integrity which extends well beyond the period of construction. The volume of repeat and referral business is the best evidence of our success in this endeavor.

Acuform’s namesake is to provide the

right form for your function. We cater

our services to:

▪ Your needs

▪ Your goals

▪ Your budget

▪ Your time

to ensure your design and build

experience is a satisfying one.

About Us

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Acuform’s Mission and Core Values

To create remarkable built

environments and shape personalized

experiences through responsible and

collaborative design solutions.

Our Mission

RESPONSIVE: We provide superior customer service. Our team of professionals listens attentively to all your interests and works to identify a timely solution to meet or exceed your expectations.

PASSIONATE: We love what we do and take pride in our work. We persevere in the face of challenges and pay close attention to the details to ensure that you have the best result possible.

LEADERS: The design and build process is fraught with challenges; we are aware of the impact small decisions can have later on. Our team is trained to thoroughly investigate the problems and to take the calculated risks required to render an informed decision. Architects are, by nature, problem solvers.

CREATIVE: We consider many solutions to meet a challenge including sometimes unconventional or unusual ones. In the end, we make sure the solution proposed is the best one for you.

PROGRESSIVE: We never stop learning. Through our in-house education program, we remain informed of the latest industry advancements and new technologies. Our up-to-date knowledge ensures that you have a high-performing facility.

FUN: “Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work” (Aristotle). Ideally, colleagues should enjoy each other as well as their work. At Acuform, we promote a collegiate atmosphere generated by creative energy and mutual respect.

PROFESSIONAL: Acuform’s principals have the experience, education and credentials to spearhead your project. A qualified Project Manager and trained support personnel ensures that your project is always in capable hands.

TRUSTWORTHY: Trust is earned, built over time and experience. A collegiate atmosphere of teamwork and cooperation builds trust among the Acuform staff; supporting our promises with actions builds trust between us and our clients.

EFFICIENT: We never settle for good enough. Through every design exercise, technical drawing, and construction meeting, we seek continuous improvement of systems and procedures in order to provide you with a streamlined and seamless process; a more valuable service.

UNITED: Each member of our team is gifted in their abilities, yet we are committed to providing you more than the sum of our best parts. “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”

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Acuform is a full-service architecture firm. While frequently asked to provide only certain services or only services required by state law, our most experienced clients engage Acuform for a full range of services to meet their needs throughout the entire design, build, and even operation process.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT (pm)Owner Agent Authorization Consultant Solicitation Project Team Assembly Project Budgeting Project Scheduling

PRE-DESIGN (pd)Site Selection Assistance Feasibility Studies Pre-Development Meetings Master Planning Needs Assessment Programming Conceptual Site

Planning Land Entitlements Platting

SCHEMATIC DESIGN (sd)Site Planning Space Planning Elevation Studies Building Plans Preliminary Code Analysis Construction Cost Estimates Building Elevations Primary Materials Selections Building Systems Selections

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (dd)Building Information Modeling Image Program Inclusion Equipment Services Coordination Finish Materials Selections Building Systems Design

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS (cd)Construction Drawings Project Specifications Site Engineering Building Engineering Energy Code Compliance Certificates

REGULATORY APPROVALS (ra)Plan Review Submission Regulatory Meetings Responses to Plan Review Comments

BIDDING AND NEGOTIATIONS (bn)Contractor Pre-Qualifications Bid Document Preparation Pre-Bid Conference Addendum Bid Tabulations Construction Cost Defensibility Contract Negotiations Contract Preparation

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION (ca)Design-Build Pre-Installation Meetings Owner-Architect-Contractor Meetings Requests for Information Owner Reporting Change Order Review Field Changes Submittals Review Special Testing & Inspections Payment Request Certification Construction Observation

The Services

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CONSTRUCTION OBSERVATION (co)Code Requests for Information Field Observation and Reporting Substantial Completion

POST CONSTRUCTION (pc)Record Documents Quality Assessment Warranty Reviews Post-Occupancy Evaluation

ADDITIONAL SERVICES (as)LEED® Certification Community Presentations Architectural Renderings Marketing Materials Detailed Cost Estimates Life Cycle Cost Analysis

Furniture Design and Selection Value Engineering

Not all phases of service are provided for all projects. Our proposals for services are inclusive of all anticipated services and clearly identify the tasks to be performed within phases which are included. Unless specifically requested otherwise, our proposals are inclusive of the consultants we anticipate needing, to execute the work and achieve your goals.

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INITIAL INVESTIGATIONRegardless of size or complexity, each project is important. Acuform invests a significant amount of up-front time and resources in order to carefully evaluate the feasibility of goals and objectives. We will usually visit and observe the proposed project site or existing structure in order to identify potential challenges and possible advantages. In addition to familiarizing ourselves with local codes and ordinances, we will communication with respective governmental authorities to determine local restrictions and review procedures. With project information and parameters, we can resolve remaining questions and clearly establish project expectations.

ALL-INCLUSIVE PROPOSALSWe strive for open, honest communication throughout the entire design and build process. Proposals are custom tailored to your specific project requirements reflecting the approximate area, general building program, and probable construction costs. Your proposal clearly illustrates each phase of service and includes the services and deliverables expected. Our competitive fees are calculated based upon the anticipated number of hours required to complete the given tasks (not as a percentage of construction), so that your interests in reducing construction costs are also shared by the design team. Your proposal clearly spells out each phase of work so that you know what to expect and when. Unless requested otherwise, the services of required project engineers and consultants are also included in the proposal.

ARCHITECTURE AS A RELATIONSHIPOur design exercises are collaborative and informal and we encourage participation by you, your employees, and your contractor. Acuform holds no pre-conceived agenda for your project; multiple approaches are considered prior to solidifying plans and engaging engineers and consultants. Throughout the process, we review with you the design in detail to ensure that we are satisfying your program requirements and meeting your goals. Furthermore, remain involved with your project long beyond the design and drawing stages. Our team is always available during construction to assist the contractor and confirm project requirements are met. We are confident that once you have experienced the Acuform advantage, our relationship will last long beyond the project.

Project Approach

We work closely to collaborate as a team

with our clients, our consultants, and the

contractor to ensure the success of each

project.

Following a diligent method of “People

First” and comprehensive programming

we see to it, that the individual needs of

our clients are fully met.

People First

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We clearly define the goals of the project early so that we can design spaces in which you, our client, will function best.

VALUE ADDED DESIGNWe know everyone seeks the best return on their investment. With this in mind, we work hard to increase the value of our designs while minimizing the construction costs.We remain abreast of, and implement, the latest developments in cost-effective construction techniques;We repeat custom details throughout the space to give a custom feel to your project without the high expense;We use inexpensive materials in unusual ways to add interest;We use more expensive materials in ways that maximize their effect.

FLEXIBLE DESIGN SOLUTIONSWe are a custom architecture firm. Each of our designs are tailored to the unique needs of our clients.Our team of young professionals is not committed to any particular design style;We focus on the “big picture” without losing sight of the details;Our building Solutions address present goals and anticipate future needs.

SENSIBLE GREEN DESIGNWe have experience in LEED® designs and can obtain LEED® certification for your project. However, even without certification our LEED® experience ensures that you will benefit from our sustainable design strategies.We evaluate the site for solar heat gain and natural shade and orient the building to take advantage of both; We use efficient mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems which will pay their difference in five years; We utilize cost competitive reclaimed and recycled materials.

Design

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Project DeliveryPRE-DESIGNThis early phase of service is largely consumed with fact finding and investigation. Tasks may vary, but frequently include surveying existing buildings, identifying regulatory entities, codes, and ordinances applicable to construction, and researching the property for environmental, geotechnical, and vegetative characteristics. We will assist in determining the utility services required for the project and their availability to the site. In addition to the external elements, we also assist you with clearly defining the program for the facility by carefully reviewing your needs and understanding your goals.

DESIGNDuring the process, we engage you and other stake holders to explore various options for your project. Buildings and spaces begin to take shape, and plans and elevations are presented to illustrate the relationship of building components and the overall character of the structures. Documents may include site plans, building plans, elevations, material sample boards, renderings, and models. Open communication among all team members is still strongly encouraged at this stage. Designs remain fluid as one prevailing concept begins to take shape.

DOCUMENTATIONAt this stage design decisions are formalized into clear directions for construction. Led by Acuform, site plans, floor plans, and building elevations are established. Engineers and consultants are oriented to the project and everyone is informed of required spaces, systems, finishes, and character. The project budget is further assessed in relation to construction, and milestones are established in order to meet project deadlines. Acuform works closely with our engineers and consultants to ensure the final documents are complete, coordinated, clear, and concise. We continue to work with engage governing entities during the documentation process in order to secure regulatory approvals on your behalf.

CONSTRUCTIONOur primary activities during construction relate to the quality assurance of your project. We review contractor submittals for conformance with construction documents, perform field observations, maintain a log of all communications, and perform closeout inspections. Frequently, we serve as the owner’s agent, representing you as primary contact for construction inquiries, change orders and contractor payments.

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Project ManagementPRINCIPAL INVOLVEMENTAs a small but growing firm, the firm principals will remain involved in every project for which we are responsible for. Aaron Dahl, AIA, Principal-in-Charge, is your sole point of contact regarding contractual arrangements and project invoicing. The Principal leads the entire design process of every project and will be responsible to you for overall project feasibility, programming, site and space planning, code compliance, and aesthetics. The Principals of Acuform will remain engaged in your project throughout the entire process to ensure your design and build process is an enjoyable one.

DESIGNATED PROJECT MANAGERImmediately upon engaging Acuform, we will assign a Project Manager to act as our team captain. They will be involved during the design process so they are fully aware of your goals and objectives and they are inherently aware of design decisions throughout the remainder of work. The Principals and the Project Manager will work together to assemble the most appropriate team of professionals for your project and we will also begin to identify internal resources with the capacity, experience and the availability to best serve your project. The Project Manager is responsible for the internal coordination of your project including inner-office personnel and outside consultants and engineers. They coordinate the drawings and specifications, prepare the bid documents, and administer the contract for construction to ensure the overall success of your project.

CAPABLE SUPPORT STAFFOther professional and technical team members are included on the project to perform the tasks necessary to produce the construction documents, secure regulatory approvals on your behalf, and ensure the project is being constructed in compliance with the contract documents. They prepare drawings and specifications, develop and complete project related documentation, process submittals, requests for information, approved change orders, and assist with project closeout procedures. Regardless of the position within Acuform or their responsibility on your project, our entire team is committed to the timely and professional delivery of services.

SYSTEM OF CHECKSThe Principals of Acuform have built this firm from the ground up, implementing the best attributes of firms past, while always improving our methods as necessary. We have developed a systematic approach to service delivery to make certain that things are not missed and efforts are not wasted. From the onset of every project, we define the project timeline with the required tasks, resources, and milestones necessary to deliver your project in a timely manner. During construction we can review the contractor prepared schedule for construction and applications for payment to make sure the project is being constructed on time and within budget. Acuform has adopted many of the AIA Best Practices and throughout design and construction and has standard forms and checklists to ensure project delivery is consistent every time. We have even developed our own project tracking software acuTRACK® to assist our team in maintaining accurate records of project related information, correspondence and activities.

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We know the success of each project relies on timely communications, and we also understand the importance of thorough record keeping.

COMMUNICATION METHODThroughout the design and build process, we will coordinate with dozens of organizations and hundreds of individuals:We remain available by phone, even during non-business hours, to address your immediate concerns and offer timely responses;We request information via email and carbon-copy appropriate parties to facilitate the exchange of information;We conduct meetings only when necessary to gather information, delegate work, and establish timelines.

INTERNAL RECORD KEEPINGImportant information becomes available at different stages of the project and it is our responsibility to keep track of all relevant information. In order to keep track of this information, we implement the following procedures:We document meeting minutes during design, bidding, and construction;Office telephone conversations are transcribed and saved in a phone log;We can even administer audio recordings of meetings.

CONSTRUCTION LIAISONDuring construction, we perform as your agent to ensure your built product is as described in the drawings and specifications. We work closely with the contractor to recognize and resolve issues early and apply the following safeguards during construction:We require material submittals and installation shop drawings from the contractor for our review and approval prior to fabrication or installation;We utilize the AIA’s Best Management Practices® for construction contract administration, including a substantial completion inspection;We maintain reproducible copies of every project document for a period of ten years.

The Communication

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BudgetTOTAL COST CONSCIOUSNESSFrom the onset, Acuform’s fees are calculated based upon anticipated hours of service and not as a percentage of construction. This arrangement puts the architect and engineering team on your side when it comes to identifying ways of reducing construction and operational costs. We have successfully worked with owners, consultants, and contractors to identify ways to minimize overall building areas, reduce operational expenses, and economize construction requirements. Our “real world” approach to architecture means sensible design solutions for you that are geared toward overall project cost control and reduction of life cycle operation and maintenance costs.

EFFICIENT SPACE PLANNINGThe broadest stroke to reducing construction costs is to reduce the built area by improving the space plan efficiency. At the early design stages, we work with you to develop a clear program of spaces required to meet your objectives. We weigh the pros and cons of multiple plan options reducing circulation space, determining optimal space relationships, and providing well-proportioned spaces. By considering solid design strategies early on, we are able to incorporate the advantages of each option to provide you with the best possible solution. We help you stretch your construction budget by reducing wasted space and maximizing usable spaces.

SENSIBLE GREEN DESIGNSure we have LEED® Gold and LEED® Silver projects in our portfolio, but not everyone needs to go to such extent to realize the cost savings of sensible green design. We assess every project we work on to identify materials and systems which have the quickest pay-back periods. We consider passive solar design strategies on every project to reduce the need for cooling in our hot climate. Depending upon your objectives, solar panels, a more efficient water heater, high-performing carpet, or even simply a white roof can save you thousands of dollars within the very first year of ownership. Our sensible green strategies will save you maintenance costs and energy costs for the life of the building.

SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION DETAILSWe pride ourselves on our strong relationship with many area contractors. In fact, most of Acuform’s work is now performed in a design-build arrangement. Working so closely with contractors has given us a strong understanding of how basic design decisions affect construction costs; during documentation, we identify ways to simplify construction details to reduce construction costs. At each milestone during the design process, we reassess the plans to see if there are more efficient ways of achieving the same results either through the arrangement of spaces or the simplification of construction details. We understand the implication that basic construction detailing has on the overall construction budget.

COST OF BUILDING OWNERSHIP OVER 40 YEARS

FOR A 50,000 SQ. FT. BUILDINGTOTAL $28,580,000

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ScheduleDESIGN TIMELINEInitially upon contracting for services, Acuform will prepare a design timeline. The Gantt chart schedule will include all design and documentation tasks, assigned resources (employees and consultants), and project milestones. Furthermore, we frequently coordinate a pre-development meeting with local governing officials to ensure all project parameters can be met. Time will be allocated for periodic owner review, consultant coordination, and our 99% quality check to ensure the drawings and specifications for your project are not only delivered on time but are also clear, concise, and coordinated.

TIME SAVING STANDARDSThe principals of Acuform have not only built this firm from the ground up, but they have also developed their own proprietary database application called acuTRACK®. All project information, timelines, and communication is centralized in this web-based system which is constantly undergoing improvements. Information is entered in one place for easy retrieval among everyone in our office. We have also included many office checklists and industry forms to not only assist with our quality assurance, but also reduce time spent on redundant tasks. These measures not only assist in our efforts to improve the overall quality of the documents but permit our team members to dedicate a greater portion of time to you, your people, and your project.

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ADMINISTRATIONWhen engaged for construction contract administration, our team continues to assist in procuring your project in a timely manner. During the pre-construction meeting, we will identify the contractor resources, submittal schedule, and proposed construction schedule to verify that it is a reasonable arrangement to complete the work required. During construction, we will review any unusual site conditions or specific installation instructions with subcontractors in advance of installation so as not to cause delays during construction. Should delays occur, we proactively engage the contractor on your behalf to pick up days and resume the project schedule. Our team approach with contractors has led to many successful projects and is cause for so many contractor referrals.

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Acuform is committed to engaging the services of high quality professionals from a diverse background. In response to your concerns with regards to the participation of small, woman, minority, and veteran owned organizations, the following table summarizing the participation of each team member together with a good faith estimate of the overall team participation in each of the respective category.

Insert table and certificate here.

S/W/MBE Participation Plan

I hereby affirm that the above information is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. I further understand and agree that, if awarded the contract, this document shall be attached thereto and become a binding part of the contract.

________________________________Aaron H. Dahl, AIAPartner and Registered Architect

The Diversity

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PHYSICAL OFFICEAcuform Architecture is located at 10223 McAllister Fwy., Ste. 205, San Antonio, Texas 78216. Our office is centrally located at the intersection of Isom Road and U.S. 281 North near the San Antonio International Airport. We are open weekdays from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm (closed from 12:30 to 1:30 for lunch). Our office is approximately 2,000 square feet and was completely renovated in a contemporary style in 2012. Our space features a reception area, medium sized conference room with A/V capabilities, and an open workroom, private partners’ office, kitchenette, break area, and restrooms.

OFFICE FURNISHINGSOur office is furnished throughout with new HON office furniture. Each employee area features a large desk surface, shelving, drawers, cabinet storage space, and a highly adjustable ergonomic task chair. Our conference room features a conference table and matching sideboard, a whiteboard for brainstorming, and a television with remote conferencing capabilities. Custom built cabinets, shelving, and flat files offer ample areas for storing project drawings, product literature, and general office supplies.

OFFICE EQUIPMENTOur office is served by a high-speed Internet connection, a Gigabit Ethernet network and Wi-Fi connectivity. Our server was replaced in December, 2013 with a new Dell PowerEdge Server running Windows Server 2012; it houses all office digital files. In addition to nightly backups, files are immediately replicated using Google Apps for Business and available to any member of our team from any device with Internet access. All workstations are equipped with Dell® Optiplex computers running Microsoft® Windows™ Professional and dual 21” or 24” LED monitors. Systems are loaded with Adobe Acrobat Professional, Microsoft Office (Business or Professional). Via subscription services with Autodesk®, technical personnel are provided with the latest Building Design Suite Premium including AutoCAD™ Architectural Desktop and Revit. Administrative users are provided with various graphic design, publishing, and accounting software.

OFFICE STANDARDSAs an AIA member firm, Acuform utilizes the resources available to us from this trade organization and has adopted the AIA Best Practices, AIA Contracts, AIA CAD Layering Standards for most work. Additionally, Acuform has drawn upon the experiences of other firms (positive and negative) to develop a clear set of inner-office standards. Our office manual provided clear written instructions to all employees including file naming and organizational standards, procedures for common office tasks, information regarding CAD templates and libraries, and project related checklists. During the past two years, Acuform has been developing a proprietary software application (acuTRACK) in order to record, update, and maintain office and project related information. All office systems are continuously being improved upon.

The Office

Acuform Architecture10223 McAllister Fwy, Ste 205 | San Antonio, Texas 78216P: 210.829.1600 | www.acuform.com

HISTORYAcuform was founded on the principle of providing an improved service for our clients. The firm was founded in 2007 in San Antonio by Aaron Dahl and Shawn Willis. The firm structure was and remains based upon the strengths of each partner: Willis’ aptitude for design and Dahl’s strengths of project management. Our philosophy remains one of a team approach where we remain straight-forward with our clients, consultants, contractors, and ourselves throughout the entire process. We handle each project as though it were our own and remain committed to our client’s needs. Our design solutions are both progressive and practical in order to offer each of our clients a form in which they can truly function best.

SERVICESWe offer complete architectural services in house and work closely with some of the best consultants in town to ensure each project gets the attention it deserves. Some of our available services include:

▪ Project Management ▪ Feasibility studies & site selection assistance ▪ Programming ▪ LEED® related systems selection and design ▪ Schematic design ▪ Finishes selection ▪ Design development ▪ Construction contract document procurement ▪ Bidding/Contractor negotiations ▪ Construction contract administration

PEOPLEAcuform currently employs a staff of eight employees from a diverse set of backgrounds. Personnel are loosely divided into two project teams with individuals with applicable strengths assigned to particular projects. All technical and professional personnel possess university degrees from NAAB accredited schools of architecture. We are cognizant of the importance of our work as we shape environments and affect the lives of others. Acuform is dedicated to the betterment of the lives of everyone around us through our commitment to our clients, to our people, and to our community.

REGISTRATIONSAcuform Architecture is a firm member of the American Institute of Architects® and currently holds architecture licenses in Texas and Arkansas. Firm Principal Aaron Dahl also holds an NCARB Certificate enabling direct reciprocity with all other states as well as the ability to generate design intent programs for national and international organizations.

Bain Medina Bain7073 San Pedro Avenue | San Antonio, Texas 78216P: 210.494.7223 | www.bmbi.com

HISTORYBain Medina Bain, INc. (BMB) is a small, woman-owned engineering consulting firm based in San Antonio. BMB provides civil, structural, transportation engineering and surveying services to clients throughout Texas. Since 1959, BMB has been known as a trusted provider with an established reputation with the City, County, and State agencies. Our extensive client base includes private and commercial developers, educational organizations, municipal, county, state and federal government agencies.

ENGINEERINGBMB has proven expertise in roadway infrastructure, utility infrastructure, hydraulic and hydrologic studies and design, structural design, site development, surveying and construction management. Our team of engineers is particularly qualified in the development, design and construction management of public and private works projects involving urban roadways, platting, and preparation of construction plans, specifications for grading, paving, parking lot layout, dimensional control site utilities and traffic control.

▪ Water ▪ Wastewater ▪ Flood Control ▪ Transportation ▪ Bridge ▪ Site Work ▪ Construction Administration

SURVEYINGOur survey division is committed to delivering the most accurate and thorough survey data possible. Our survey team is trained to be the data gathering limb of our civil design group. Led by a Registered Professional Land Surveryor (RPLS) and with a State Land Surveyor (LSLS) on crew, BMB fields multiple survey crews each under the direction of an experienced party chief.

▪ Boundary ▪ Topographic ▪ Three-Dimensional Digital Scanning ▪ Construction

CERTIFICATIONSBMB is a Small, Minority, Women Owned Business and is registered as a HUB business. In addition BMB is precertified with TxDOT in 36 categories.

HISTORY Big Red Dog provides a range of civil engineering and related consulting services for single family, multi-family, commercial, and mixed use site and land development projects throughout Texas. Clients include private and public sector project owners. Big Red Dog is currently working with Acuform on the Church of Latter-Day Saints. Their team of professional civil engineers, certified land planners, and land use consultants have decades of combined market-leading experience in the Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and broader Texas markets.

SERVICES ▪ Land Use and Utility Entitlement Support ▪ Site and Land Planning Services ▪ Site Development Design ▪ Transportation, Street, and Pathway Design ▪ Water and Wastewater Utility Design ▪ Storm Water Drainage and Floodplain Management ▪ Construction Administration and Related Services ▪ Geographic Information Systems (GIS) ▪ Development Permitting Services

MISSIONBig Red Dog provides clients with the very best civil engineering, land & site development consulting services in the State of Texas. At Big Red Dog, service is not a commodity.

MEMBERSHIPS ▪ Urban Land Institute (ULI) ▪ American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

Big Red Dog5710 W. Hausman Road, Ste. 115 | San Antonio, Texas 78249P: 210.860.9224

CFZ Group4242 Medical Drive, Ste 5200 | San Antonio, Texas 78229P: 210.366.1911 | www.acuform.com

HISTORYOriginally established as C.F. Zavala Group in 2002 and reorganized in 2005, Coltrane•Fernandez•Zavala Group, LLC brings 60+ years of combined work experience to its clientele. Clients include Randolph Air Force Base, Kelly USA, Port Authority of San Antonio, City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department and UT/TAMU/ACCD University School System. Coltrane•Fernandez•Zavala Group, LLC, is a HUB, SBE, WBE, MBE consulting firm specializing in landscape architecture, irrigation design, urban and land planning, parks and recreation planning.

SERVICES▪▪ Site Planning▪▪ Site planning▪▪ Grading and drainage consultation▪▪ Vehicular and pedestrian circulation▪▪ Hardscape development▪▪ Selection of plant material▪▪ Water feature design▪▪ Site lighting selection▪▪ Irrigation systems design

DELIVERYCFZ Group, LLC’s staff consists of three registered Landscape Architect Partners. Each partner heads a team of landscape architects/project managers and CAD personnel. CFZ Group, LLC currently employs ten people.

MISSIONCFZ Group, LLC strives to create memorable site and landscape experiences through artistically designed solutions which take advantage of the latest techniques of site planning while remaining sensitive to today’s environmental issues.

MEMBERSHIPS ▪ American Society of Landscape Architects ▪ Green Space Alliance ▪ San Antonio Greater Chamber of Commerce

DBR Engineering8626 Tesoro Drive, Suite 702 | San Antonio, Texas 78217P: 210.546.0200 | www.dbrinc.com

HISTORYSince 1972, David Day and his team at DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc. have been delivering mechanical, electrical and plumbing consulting services for new construction, rehabilitation and renovation of existing buildings. In 1985, David W. Day Associates incorporated, becoming Day Brown Rice Consulting Engineers. Our firm has continued to grow and we are now incorporated as DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc. Today the firm employs a total of 85 staff members in our Houston, San Antonio and McAllen offices, including 14 licensed engineers and 9 LEED® Accredited Professionals.

DELIVERYSince we have been in the MEP consulting business for thirty-five years, we have the experience to successfully schedule out current projects with upcoming projects to ensure that the necessary resources are coordinated to provide the best possible engineering to each client. DBR holds weekly production meetings to discuss project status and begin planning for projects that are in the works. Additionally, each department holds meetings to ensure project time lines are being met and to foster communication among the staff to bring out issues and plans for action to achieve project goals.

MISSIONClient satisfaction is the primary focus of DBR. We have a wealth of engineering resources that makes it easy to provide a quick response to clients’ requests and to closely coordinate on all projects between the Houston, San Antonio, and McAllen office locations.

MEMBERSHIPS ▪ American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning ▪ Engineers, Inc. (ASHRAE) ▪ American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) ▪ American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) ▪ Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) ▪ Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) ▪ International Code Council (ICC) ▪ United States Green Building Council (USGBC) ▪ Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) ▪ American Institute of Architects Allied Membership (AIA) ▪ Building Commissioning Association (BCA) ▪ Certification with the National Council of Examiners of Engineering and

Surveying (NCEES) ▪ Council of Educational Facility Planners (CEFPI) ▪ National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) ▪ National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)

Jaster-Quintanilla San Antonio125 W Sunset Rd| San Antonio, Texas 78209P: 210.829.1600 | www.acuform.com

Jaster-Quintanilla San Antonio, LLP (JQSA) was established in 1992 in San Antonio, Texas. Initially providing structural engineering services for building projects to the local community, the firm has grown to provide structural and civil engineering, land surveying, and facility assessments throughout Texas and the southern United States. The firm has earned a reputation as an active member of the design team, providing innovative engineering solutions. More than 20 years of consistent performance has brought JQ to the forefront of engineering. JQ San Antonio is comprised of 33 employees, including 10 licensed Professionals and 8 Graduate Engineers.

JQSA has provided professional engineering services on both new construction and additions/renovations. Clients include private development as well as public entities. Market Sectors include: Cultural, Healthcare, Multifamily, K-12, Hospitality, Recreational, Higher Education, Parking Garages, Research Labs, Municipal, Commercial, Science and Technology, Historical, Religious, Detention Facilities, and Federal project types.

STRUCTURAL ▪ Building Design ▪ Building Performance Analysis ▪ Design for Sustainability ▪ Condition Assessments and Rehabilitation ▪ Heavy Civil Design for industrial plants ▪ Heavy Civil Design for water | wastewater facilities ▪ Transportation Structures

CIVIL ▪ Site Feasibility studies ▪ Flood Plain and Storm Water Management ▪ Water Pollution Abatement ▪ Roadway | Drainage Systems ▪ Site and Mass Grading ▪ Land Development ▪ Design for Sustainability

SURVEYING ▪ Land Title Surveys ▪ Standard Land Surveys ▪ Topographical and Tree Surveys ▪ Horizontal and Vertical Control Surveys ▪ Pipeline Route Surveys

JQ is certified as a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) by the Texas Building and Procurement Commission and as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Small Business Enterprise (SBE) by the South Central Texas Regional Certification Agency.

Lehmann Engineering1006 Beckett | San Antonio, Texas 78213P: 210.348.8889

HISTORYLehmann Engineering, Inc. is a Structural Engineering Firm based in San Antonio, Texas. The Firm was founded by Darrell J. Lehmann, P.E. in 2003 after achieving extensive structural engineering experience with some of San Antonio’s distinguished engineering firms. In collaboration with many of the finest local architectural firms, Darrell Lehmann has completed hundreds of projects and has a proven track record for providing quality services.

As a son of a contractor here in the Central Texas region, Darrell Lehmann has been exposed to construction his whole life. His construction background coupled with his structural engineering expertise offers him a unique perspective and a practical approach to the design process. Lehmann Engineering’s team has over 21 years of successful engineering experience in the Central Texas region with extensive knowledge of foundation systems in varying soil conditions. Project experience includes educational, commercial, religious, industrial, financial, entertainment, sports, single and multi-family residential, civil, and communications facilities that have incorporated almost every conceivable combination of reinforced concrete, post tensioned concrete, precast concrete, structural steel, light gage steel, heavy timber, conventional wood, load bearing masonry, and cables

SERVICESLehmann Engineering, Inc. offers a full range of commercial structural engineering services. Their team offers design team support from initial structural systems concept to construction documentation and calculations, through construction related services.

▪ Sub-structure ▪ Foundation ▪ Superstructure ▪ Wall and roof framing design and engineering

MISSIONThe development process is the intersection of many individuals with unique skills that come together to accomplish a unified goal. Lehmann Engnineering values clear communication, mutual respect, creative cooperation, and specialized expertise as well as recognize the importance of economical solutions and timely responses to meet the needs of the current environment. These principals are paramount to successful development and are committed to their execution. We firmly believe that when parties align their principals with the final goal while considering the interests of other parties, which equilibrium can be achieved which will lead to extraordinary results.

MEMBERSHIPS ▪ Texas Society of Professional Engineers ▪ National Society of Professional Engineers ▪ Structural Engineers Association of Texas ▪ American Institute of Architects

RGM Engineering8200 IH West, Suite 312 | San Antonio, Texas 78230P: 210.736.4265 | www.rgmengineering.net

HISTORYRGM Engineering offers a diverse range of experience including all aspects of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing industry for a variety of governmental and commercial applications. Many in our staff are experienced not only in professional design and engineering, but also installation and construction management. This experience of real world applications combined with our thorough understanding of building codes and technological advancements enable us to offer our clients cost effective solutions in a timely manner. Our reputation for accurate construction documents and attentive service has earned us a favorable reputation. Our repeat clientele has enabled our team to thrive since being established in 2007.

SERVICES ▪ Feasibility Studies & Code Analysis ▪ Mechanical Engineering ▪ Electrical Engineering ▪ Plumbing Engineering ▪ Energy Modeling ▪ Construction Management ▪ Technology/Security Design ▪ Fire Protection Design

MISSIONWe believe that the success of every project is directly related to the strength of our client relationship and commitment to excellence. We understand that listening to our clients is the first and most crucial step in the creative process. This philosophy is employed by each member of our staff from conceptual design to building occupancy. We are motivated by our clients’ need to have their projects delivered and constructed on time and within budget.

DELIVERYOur staff experience allows RGM to accommodate projects of all sizes and at all stages with efficiency and superior quality. The RGM Engineering team is available immediately upon selection by The Port Authority. The entire team is committed to meeting The Port Authority’s schedule without sacrificing quality and maintaining the established budget. Our team is fully prepared to begin work on this project and would be pleased to be able to offer services to The Port Authority.

MEMBERSHIPS ▪ Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) ▪ International Code Council (ICC) ▪ United States Green Building Council (USGBC) ▪ Certification with the National Council of Examiners of Engineering and

Surveying (NCEES) ▪ National Electric Code (NEC) ▪ National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

ROCK Engineering10856 Vandale | San Antonio, Texas 78216P: 210.495.8000 | www.rocktesting.com

HISTORYRock Engineering and Testing Laboratory, Inc. (RETL), a Geotechnical Engineering and Construction Materials Testing company, has been in business in Texas for over 15 years and successfully maintains offices in San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Our clients include the City of San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas A&M University System, the City of Kerrville, NISD, City Public Service (CPS), the City of Helotes, Valero Energy Corporation and the City of Corpus Christi along with many regional architects, engineers and contractors.

RETL’s laboratory is equipped to perform concrete, soil and aggregate tests. Our in-house trained ACI and NICET certified engineering technicians perform field and laboratory testing in accordance with the latest ASTM procedures, and follow the requirements set forth in the Civil and Structural Plans and Project Specifications. The RETL laboratory, equipment and staff have been inspected by CCRL (concrete) and AMRL (soil) as part of the AASHTO Accreditation program and the laboratory has been certified by the Army Corp of Engineers. RETL also regularly participates in the AASHTO Sample Proficiency Program.

Our concrete curing facility is constructed to comply with ASTM specifications to provide a suitable curing (temperature and moisture) environment for the test specimens. RETL’s laboratory soil testing capabilities include moisture-density relationships (proctor) of soils, Atterberg limits, moisture content, unconfined compressive strength and particle and grain size analysis. In addition, the laboratory has ASTM D 5084 (permeability) test equipment that has been used for testing pond and landfill clay liners for hydraulic conductivity to meet TNRCC requirements.

DELIVERYWe understand the importance of having timely recommendations provided to the owner, architect, civil and structural engineers during the project development and design stages. RETL is pro-active in this endeavor by providing full-time laboratory personnel and experienced professional staff to complete projects within the promised time frame. We are able to process and perform a high volume of laboratory testing on materials such as concrete, grout, mortar, soils, aggregates and asphalt – tests which are essential to providing timely Geotechnical Engineering recommendations and reports. Rock Engineering & Testing Laboratory, Inc. is committed to providing the highest quality technical and engineering services related to Geotechnical Engineering and Construction Materials Testing in order to allow our clients to meet their goals in a successful and timely manner.

PeoplePROFESSIONALSAcuform is committed to the professional development of all employees. All employees are involved in a range of project types, and exposed to all aspects of the design and build process. Our team of professionals seeks continuous improvement and strives for excellence; we are committed to becoming leaders in our field.

PRINCIPALSBoth Aaron Dahl and Shawn Willis are partners and 50% owners of the firm and are each legally authorized to act on behalf of Acuform. In addition to their executive duties, Dahl and Willis continue performing employed duties of Project Manager and Project Architect to ensure its success of each project.

Aaron Dahl is the Chief Operating Officer for Acuform. He is ultimately responsible for developing and implementing the processes needed to execute work in a timely and professional manner.

Shawn Willis is the Chief Financial Officer for Acuform. He is ultimately responsible for establishing and setting the rates charged for professional services to ensure firm viability.

PROJECT ARCHITECTS (licensed)Project Architects are responsible for project feasibility, team assembly, and contract preparation. The Project Architect reviews building plans, performs code analyses, and serves as the Registered Design Professional in Responsible Charge (RDPiRC) on projects for which Acuform is contracted.

PROJECT MANAGERS (7 years +)Project Managers are responsible for document coordination, project scheduling, and observing the project budget. The Project Manager assigns project tasks, field daily correspondence from consultants and contractors, ensures drawings and specifications are prepared in accordance with office standards, administers contracts for construction, and prepares reports regarding project status.

PROJECT ASSISTANTS (3-6 years)Project Assistants are responsible for researching building materials and systems, securing building permits, and recording construction activities. Project Assistants research and investigate suitable building materials and systems, develop plans, sections, and elevations, perform field observations and process submittals.

ARCHITECTURAL INTERNS (0-2 years)Architectural Interns produce and maintain drawings and documentation for construction documents. The intern performs existing conditions surveys, produces computer-generated and physical 3D models, produces construction drawings, and maintain both digital and print correspondence during construction. Our emerging professionals are enrolled in a national Intern Development Program (IDP) to expose them to all aspects of the profession and to prepare them for the Architectural Registration Exam.

NOTABLE PROJECTS ■ City Master Plan | Pearsall, TexasStudy, analysis, & revitalization plan for downtown

■ The Architect of the Capitol | Washington, DC *Various renovation projects including ADA compliance

■ Lincoln Park Community Center | Rockville, Maryland *6,000 sq. ft. addition /renovation of 12,000 sq. ft. community center

■ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Stake Center | Bulverde, TexasNew 25,000 sq. ft. worship facility

■ Methodist Mission Home L.I.G.H.T. Building | San Antonio, Texas9,000 Sq. Ft. complete remodel of existing transient lodging facility

■ Four Oaks Tower | San Antonio, Texas Timeshare resort finish out of existing 90,000 sq. ft. high rise

■ Gunn Automotive Call Center | San Antonio, Texas * Renovation of historic structure for call center

■ Gunn Acura | San Antonio, Texas *New 46,000 sq. ft. automotive dealership

■ HOLT Agribusiness | Sulphur Springs, TexasNew construction of a 25,500 sq. ft. facility (LEED® Certified)

■ HOLT Sales and Service | Jonesboro, ArkansasNew construction of a 15,000 and a 10,000 sq. ft. facility

Aaron Dahl, AIAPrincipal

*Projects worked on prior to Acuform.

Aaron Dahl’s passion for building design and construction lead him to pursue the field of architecture from a very young age. Prior to Acuform, his work experience was with mostly small firms in Washington, DC and San Antonio. Dahl has been acknowledged for his technical understanding of building codes, aptitude for coordinating specialty equipment, and keen understanding of construction contracts. Dahl’s reputation in the design world is hallmarked by automotive dealerships, restaurants, medical centers, and multi-family developments.

Today, Dahl is the primary contact for contract matters including project feasibility, team assembly, contract preparation, and the execution of contract services. Dahl reviews building plans, performs code analyses, and serves as the Registered Design Professional in Responsible Charge (RDPiRC) on all projects for which Acuform is contracted.

REGISTRATIONTX Registered Architect No.19156AR Registered Architect No.4757

NCARB Certificate No. 60,698

EDUCATIONMaster of Architecture, 2003

Texas A&M University

Bach. of Science in Architecture, 1997 The Catholic University of America

AFFILIATIONSAmerican Institute of Architects

Texas Society of Architects National Council of Architectural

Registration Boards Urban Land Institute

City of Live Oak Mayor Pro-Tem

Shawn Willis is committed to improving the natural and built environments. Before Acuform, his work experience included all aspects of design and construction for projects throughout south and central Texas. His diplomatic approach to problem solving has earned him a favorable reputation among clients, consultants, and contractors and extends beyond the office to his involvement in professional and civic organizations including the Garden Ridge Planning & Zoning Commission. His creative design solutions are rooted in “real world problem solving” has helped to position Acuform as a sensible alternative to some of San Antonio’s prominent architecture firms.

Today, Willis is responsible for general project activities including needs assessments, facility programming, site planning, space planning, and continuous quality control on all projects for which Acuform is contracted. He is the principal partner responsible for construction related quality assessment.

Shawn WillisPrincipal

NOTABLE PROJECTS ■ Alamo Team Corporate Headquarters | San Antonio, Texas30,000 sq. ft. new office structure (LEED® Registered)

■ North Park Toyota Used Cars | San Antonio, TexasNew 13,000 sq. ft. facility

■ Gunn Honda | San Antonio, Texas *New 46,000 sq. ft. automotive dealership

■ Brighter Futures Learning Center| San Antonio, TexasRenovation of existing 4,000 sq. ft. building & 6,000 sq. ft. addition

■ Papouli’s Greek Grill | San Antonio, TexasInterior Renovation

■ Advanced Smile Care | Shavano Park, TexasNew 10,000 sq. ft. dental facility

■ HOLT Sales and Service | Jonesboro, ArkansasNew construction of a 15,000 and a 10,000 sq. ft. facility

■ HOLT Agribusiness | Sulphur Springs, TexasNew construction of a 25,500 sq. ft. facility (LEED® Certified)

■ HOLT CAT Sales and Service | Little Elm, Texas60,000 sq. ft. new construction of an equipment sales and service center

■ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Meeting House | Helotes, TexasNew 20,000 sq. ft. worship facility

EDUCATIONBach. of Science in Architecture, 2002

The University of Texas San Antonio

HONORSRecipient, 2001 Alpha Rho Chi Medal

Co-Founder of Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society at UTSA

2001 AIA SA Juror Choice Award for Friedrich Building Installation

2001 Texas Society of Architects Student Design Charette Winner

AFFILIATIONSCity of Garden Ridge Planning

Entrepreneur’s Accelerator Group


Josué Burguete was inspired by historically significant architecture as a child and pursued architecture in efforts to create equally significant spaces for current and future generations. Since graduating, his professional career includes work at small architecture and design-build firms which has afforded him exposure to a full array of architectural services and a broad range of projects. He challenges himself to become a great architect through well-rounded and continuous self-improvement. He is nearing the completion of the architectural registration exam and will soon become a licensed architect in Texas.

Burguete manages a variety of commercial and civic projects for Acuform. He is particularly sensitive to the scale and character of spaces created within the context of larger projects and has considerable experience in restaurants, medical facilities, and municipal facilities. He possesses strong organizational abilities and is capable of handling medium to large commercial projects.

Josué BurgueteProject Manager

EDUCATIONMaster of Architecture, 2012

New School of Architecture & Design

Bach. of Science in Architecture, 2009The University of Texas San Antonio

AFFILIATIONSBIM Peer Group

San Antonio Ambassador MentorNew School of Art & Design Mentor

NOTABLE PROJECTS ■ Church of Latter-Day Saints Meeting House | San Antonio, TexasNew 20,000 sq. ft. worship facility

■ Church of Latter-Day Saints Meeting House | Cibolo, TexasNew 20,000 sq. ft. worship facility

■ Jordan Ford Renovation | San Antonio, Texas Image renovation for part and service facility

■ Randolph Field ISD Pavilion Enclosure | San Antonio, Texas *Enclosure of existing open air of a prefabricated 8,000 sq. ft. steel building

■ TTU Health Science Center Pediatrics Renovation *Renovation and reconfiguration of an existing office space

■ UTSA AET Library | San Antonio, Texas*Existing laboratory converted into 2,200 sq. ft. technology library

■ CoSA Metro Health Lab Renovation | San Antonio, Texas *Renovation of 900 sq. ft. lab

■ CoSA Northwest Service Center | San Antonio, Texas *Site design for additional modular buildings

■ CoSA District 9 Library Site Evaluation | San Antonio, Texas *Schematic design of 15,000 sq. ft. library

■ CoSA D5 Senior Center | San Antonio, Texas *Schematic design of 8,000 sq. ft. senior center

■ CoSA Raoul Cortez Library | San Antonio, Texas *15,000 sq. ft. addition to existing library


Juan Aguirre has always been fascinated with construction and pursued architecture to make a difference in the built environment. He remains fascinated at how drawings and specifications lead to the construction of a building and has committed himself to continuously identifying better means to constructing things. He is particularly interested in urban infill and mixed-use projects. Aguirre is committed to becoming licensed; he is currently enrolled in the intern development program and is planning to return to school to pursue a professional degree in architecture.

As our resident technology expert, Aguirre leads the adoption and implementation of Autodesk Revit within Acuform. In addition to his technical know-how, he has demonstrated strong creative design abilities and is capable of resolving detailing problems. He has performed design, research, and drawing tasks for a range of projects including offices, industrial facilities, and retail centers.

Juan AguirreArchitectural Intern

NOTABLE PROJECTS ■ Church of Latter-Day Saints Meeting House | Cibolo, TexasNew 20,000 sq. ft. worship facility

■ Alamo Team Corporate Headquarters | San Antonio, Texas30,000 sq. ft. new office structure (LEED® registered)

■ Jupe | San Antonio, TexasNew construction of 6,000 sq. ft. building

■ North Park Toyota Used Cars | San Antonio, TexasNew 13,000 sq. ft. facility

■ Cantu Chevrolet | Freer, TexasNew 5,600 Sq. Ft. Building


■ SAISD Riverside Park Elementary| San Antonio, Texas *Addition to existing school

■ Thai Spice Restaurant| San Antonio, Texas *Interior renovation of 1,205 sq. ft. restaurant



AFFILIATIONSEmerging Professional Committee

American Institute of Architects

Mission Point Christian ChurchLeader of Young Prof. Bible Discussion

Sanford Brown BIM Advisory Board


Erica Gagne has devoted her time to selfless acts of improving her community. As a native of San Antonio’s now emerging east side, Gagne has always been aware of her surroundings and recognized the importance of place. She pursued architecture in efforts to better serve her community through the design and construction of exceptional built and natural environments. Gagne is currently enrolled in the intern development program and is working toward her licensure.

After settling for a non-architectural position upon graduation, Gagne recently returned to the profession to pursue her passion and ultimate goal of becoming an architect. In her technical capacity with Acuform, she participates in a range of project tasks including construction documents and construction observation services. She also assists Acuform’s business development pursuits by leading marketing efforts and assisting in project sales. Her personable character and ability to listen and understand people aide in both her technical and business development activities.

Erica GagneArchitectural Intern/ Business Development Manager

NOTABLE PROJECTS ■ Church of Latter-Day Saints Meeting House | Cibolo, TexasNew 20,000 sq. ft. worship facility

■ Orthopaedic Spine & Surgery Medicine of SA | San Antonio, TexasNew 6,000 sq. ft. new medical office

■ Advanced Smile Care | San Antonio, TexasNew 10,000 sq. ft. dental facility


■ VIA Bus Shelter Prototype | San Antonio, Texas *New design of VIA’s bus shelters for various locations

■ Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Grand Hyatt | San Antonio, Texas *Renovation of existing 7500 Sq. Ft. restaurant

■ Bexar County Raymond Russell Pavilion Phase 1 | San Antonio, Texas *Addition and Renovation to existing pavilion and kitchen



HONORSSA Military Engineers Leadership Lab, 2011

Texas Society of ArchitectsCareer Building Committee

AIA Design Award, 2012Raymond Russell Pavilion Phase 1

AFFILIATIONSInternational Facilities

Management Association

TX Society of Architects Career Building Committee


PROJECT TYPENew Construction

BUILDING AREA20,00 Sq. Ft.

CONSTRUCTION COST$4 Million

CONSTRUCTION DATESAugust 2011 - July 2012

GENERAL CONTRACTORParkway Construction & Associates

SERVICESPre-Design

Schematic DesignDesign Development

Construction DocumentsConstruction Observation

Construction AdministrationPost-Completion

One-Year Evaluation Warranty Services

LDS Meeting House 6San Antonio, Texas

We carefully situated the meetinghouse to give it prominence on the site and arranged the parking to avoid the 13 heritage oak trees.

When the Church of Latter-Day Saints engaged Acuform for assistance with finding a suitable parcel in the burgeoning area of far west Bexar County, options were few and far between. Local church leaders found a beautiful, heavily wooded site that they had to have for their new building. The new religious worship facility included a chapel, cultural center, offices, and classrooms. The site also included an 1,800 sq. ft. pavilion, a storage annex, and approximately 200 parking spaces.

Working closely with the landscape architect, we maintained the natural character of the site by preserving as many trees as possible; much of the site was left in its natural state. We selected native plant materials and rock mulch to complement the stucco and natural stone accents on the building. Construction work for this greenfield development included extensive off-site improvements of roadway construction and a water main extension. The, higher than normal, costs were anticipated though and the final construction costs were 4% less than our estimated costs of construction. Despite the very unique site challenges and the uncommon application of natural stone, ecclesiastical leaders from Salt Lake City have deemed this as one of the most beautiful facilities owned by the Church of Latter-Day Saints. Acuform has been engaged for subsequent work by the LDS Church.




CONSTRUCTION DATESJuly 2009 - August 2010

GENERAL CONTRACTOROakland Construction

SERVICES Pre-Design





The Church of Latter-Day SaintsBulverde, Texas

Through careful site planning and consideration to exterior details, we worked closely with Church members to satisfy the Hill Country charm of Bulverde.

Despite efforts and assurances secured from utility providers, area growth did not proceed as anticipated and utility providers were unable to meet their service agreements at the time of construction. Acuform worked expeditiously during construction to alter the plans to accommodate a more “off-the-grid” arrangement including water, gas, and electric services. The revised plans incorporated an extensive water well, storage, and distribution system for the facility, propane gas supply, and only single phase electrical service. Acuform was also responsible for modifying the standard plans to incorporate local exterior finishes of stone and stucco as it is more compatible with the surroundings. Acuform was contracted for complete design and construction related services including project management.

This facility is a new regional stake center to serve the LDS Church members for an approximate 10 mile radius. The building is over 25,000 sq. ft. and the property is an 11 acre property in the hill country. Site features include a pavilion, a wooded area for youth camping activities, a baseball field, and a large storm water detention and water quality pond. This was the first of several new facilities designed by Acuform for The Church of Latter-Day Saints.

The Church of Latter-Day SaintsHelotes, Texas

While being challenged by various site issues, we developed a solution to maximize recreational areas and adapt to a triangular-shaped property.

The LDS Church owned a 7 acre parcel in far northwest Bexar County for several years, that had not been developed due to slower than anticipated membership growth. Eventually, membership growth did merit a new facility at this location and Acuform was engaged for design and construction services. The project included a 16,500 sq. ft. meetinghouse, a pavilion, parking, and some recreational areas. The project also included the extension of all utilities and a rather complicated storm drainage system.

The triangular-shaped property surrounded on all three sides by roadways was not particularly conducive to development, however we did buffer the site with fences and landscaping. We were also challenged by the stake president to rearrange the parking to accommodate a large recreational soccer field in this triangular property. Careful consideration was given to the storm water collection and site discharge on this relatively flat site at the foot of a hill. Drought tolerant plant materials were chosen and placed to complement the building’s custom stone exterior.



CONSTRUCTION COST$3.5 Million

CONSTRUCTION DATESAugust 2011 - July 2012

GENERAL CONTRACTORParkway Construction & Associates

SERVICESPre-Design





The Church of Latter-Day SaintsSan Antonio, Texas

Working with the local facilities management office, our firm coordinated a large renovation to an aging facility to better serve the very active Hispanic community.

While Acuform has a lot of experience assisting the LDS Project Management team with their new facilities, we also have experience assisting regional facilities managers with the repair and improvements to their existing facilities. The Fifth & Tenth ward building of the LDS church is one of the oldest in San Antonio and serves a largely Hispanic community. Located in a relatively under-privileged area, the building is often dually used as a community center and ensures a lot of use. We were engaged to replace worn out end-of-life components and prepare the facility for generations to come.

Our services included the design, coordination, and construction oversight of a complete building remodel. Site work included complete landscape and irrigation replacement, pavement repairs and accessibility modifications. Interior work included new cabinetry, athletic floor replacement, mechanical system upgrades, door refinishing and hardware replacement, sisal wainscot, carpet and paint throughout. Acuform has subsequently been contracted to assist with additional accessibility improvements to this building.

PROJECT TYPERenovation and Improvement


CONSTRUCTION COST$350,000

CONSTRUCTION DATESJuly 2013 - December 2013

GENERAL CONTRACTORRiver City Builders

SERVICESPre-Design



Construction Administration

PROJECT TYPERenovation



CONSTRUCTION DATESIn progress

CONTRACTORTBD

SERVICESPre-Design

Schematic DesignConstruction Documents

Regulatory ApprovalsBidding & Negotiation

Construction Contract Administration

Jordan FordLive Oak, Texas

Acuform worked with Ford’s program coordinators to develop a practical construction solution while complying with Ford’s new image.

Jordan Ford initially hired Acuform in 2007 to assist with construction related design decisions and project management services of their new facility. Six short years later, we were recently hired again for a new Ford image update. The new design simplifies the overall elevation, incorporating more contemporary building finishes. Accent colors help define different building functions and also serve to direct patrons to the right area.

We are very familiar with automotive image programs; however the initial proposal from Ford actually showed a much lower structure than the existing two story building. We amended the elevation and stretched the new cladding to better match the horizontal proportions. We also amended the elevation to utilize existing columns rather than spending the extra money to have structural columns (and girders and beams) removed. The resulting plan offers a much more contemporary appearance and aims to improve the overall customer experience.



CONSTRUCTION COST$X Million

CONSTRUCTION DATESXXX - XXX

CONTRACTORO’Haver Contractors

SERVICESConditions Survey

Program ApplicationDesign Development

Construction DocumentationConstruction Contract Administration

Project Architect on Record: Thorn & Graves

Gunn InfinitiSan Antonio, Texas

By using an existing foundation, we were able to save the owner time and money enabling the doors of this new facility to be open within five months.

As part of a nationwide image update program, San Antonio’s only Acura dealership was required to be brought to current standards in order to sell Honda’s flagship automobiles. To meet these requirements, a new dealership was constructed across the highway at the site of a former Buick dealership to take advantage of a larger parcel and to minimize disruption to their existing Acura sales and service operations. While initially considering the complete demolition and removal of the former dealership, we determined most of the existing foundation could be used with minor additions and adjustments saving the owner significant money.

Gunn AcuraSan Antonio, Texas




CONSTRUCTION DATESMay 2004 - March 2005

CONTRACTORO’Haver Contractors

SERVICESSchematic Design

Design DevelopmentConstruction Documentation

Regulatory ApprovalsBidding and Negotiating



As part of a nationwide image update program, San Antonio’s only Acura dealership was required to be brought to current standards in order to sell Honda’s flagship automobiles. To meet these requirements, a new dealership was constructed across the highway at the site of a former Buick dealership to take advantage of a larger parcel and to minimize disruption to their existing Acura sales and service operations. While initially considering the complete demolition and removal of the former dealership, we determined most of the existing foundation could be used with minor additions and adjustments saving the owner significant money.

We applied the national image program elements to this heavily wooded site using the former foundation. The showroom was slightly rotated to better address the highway traffic and the sales building area was increased to accommodate several other Gunn organization functions. We worked with Honda’s image program designers proposing alternative materials and construction details to save an additional $300,000 in construction costs. As one of San Antonio’s first completely conditioned service centers, the service building was oversized to handle overflow needs from nearby Honda and Infiniti dealerships, and equipment was selected to accommodate much larger vehicles from their Chevrolet, GMC, and Dodge dealerships. The 12,000 sq. ft. parts warehouse has a clear height of nearly 20’ to permit the future

Gunn HondaSan Antonio, Texas




CONSTRUCTION DATESApril 2005 - January 2006

CONTRACTORO’Haver Contractors, Inc.

SERVICESPre-Design

Schematic DesignDesign DevelopmentRegulatory Approvals

Bidding & NegotiationConstruction Documentation



After plans for the new Gunn Honda at a different location were rejected by a local politician, we scrambled to quickly adapt the plans for the new facility to an alternate site in northwest San Antonio. Many adjustments had to be made to the prototypical building design to accommodate this 60,000 square foot sales and service facility on a heavily wooded, triangular-shaped, parcel with several historic structures on it. Working closely with the owner, city officials, and our consultants, we were able to strategically arrange the buildings throughout the site preserving the most significant structures and protecting all heritage oak trees.

Despite many unconventional elements, we used Honda image program elements to best tie multiple structures together and strategically placed directional signage throughout the site to improve the customer experience. The dealership was the first in south Texas to incorporate the new Honda image program. The building features a business center for 24 sales agents, nearly 30 private offices, a 15,000 sq. ft. parts warehouse, and a 48 bay service center. One of the historic buildings on the site was also designed by

We used an economical space frame canopy with 13 random skylights, tropical landscaping, and a built water feature to create the most remarkable service waiting area in San Antonio.

This established San Antonio dental practice has well outgrown their existing lease space and was in need of a more efficient facility where they could continue their growth. Acuform was selected by an independent project manager for this facility due to our understanding of dental offices and our ability to develop cost effective custom design solutions. Coordinating with another interiors architect, we developed plans for a 10,400 sq. ft. medical office building. The owner is finishing out 7,500 sq. ft. for their practice leaving space for another tenant or future expansion.

Advanced Smile CareShavano Park, Texas




CONSTRUCTION DATESDecember 2013 - September 2014

GENERAL CONTRACTORMalitz Construction

DESIGN/BUILDSERVICES


Regulatory ApprovalsConstruction Administration

Our task was to maximize the selected site with a building that was both distinctive and cost effective. Tight site with limited vehicular access limited the options for site layout and drove the building location and general footprint. Working with several owner representatives, we were able to work toward one cohesive design solution which met the client goals of a distinctive building style, cost effective construction, and efficient interior spaces.

Acuform worked towards a cohesive design solution that met the client’s goals of effective design and efficient interior space.

Acuform was initially contacted for this project because of our knowledge regarding site development within San Antonio; however our understanding of the challenges inherent with the development of a raw piece of dirt proved to be more valuable and aided in the success of this project. After searching for land to construct a new medical office, we determined that our client’s budget was going to stretch much further with an existing building. We recommended the purchase of a former bank with the intent to gut the interior. The building had been vacant for a year, but the structure and the roof were in great condition. The resulting building maintained the general box plan of the former bank with a new, modern front entry. The patient spaces were carefully considered as oversized picture windows permitting ample natural light and decent views. While this renovation project involved much less work for Acuform, it was clearly the best solution for our client.

PROJECT TYPERenovation/Remodel


CONSTRUCTION COST$350,000

CONSTRUCTION DATESAugust 2009 - April 2010

GENERAL CONTRACTORProdigy Commercial Construction


Project ManagementPre-Design


Construction AdministrationBidding and Negotiation

Regulatory Approvals

Northwest Dental CenterSan Antonio, Texas

The new plan included four operatories, a laboratory, sterilization, administrative offices, consultation room, employee break room, and a waiting area. By utilizing the existing building shell and with site improvements, we not only saved the owner significant money but commenced construction sooner than anticipated. The total project cost, including the land and existing building, was $700,000 or $200,000 less than their budget. With the savings, the owner purchased a $100,000 x-ray machine during construction which we squeezed into the already tight building.

By candidly reviewing the owner’s goals and objectives, Acuform proposed an alternative development solution which saved $200,000.




CONSTRUCTION DATESFebruary 2010 - January 2011

SERVICESDesign Development

Construction DocumentsRegulatory Approvals

Construction Documents

Advanced Dental AssociatesSan Antonio, Texas

Acuform provided assistance during the construction to ensure proper coordination of the project and required dental equipment.

Acuform was selected for design and construction related services for a new prominent dental facility on San Antonio’s far northeast side. Working with both Advanced Dental Associates and the Contractor, we amended the existing schematic design plans to better meet patient’s needs and satisfy building code requirements. The building program included one large common operatory, several private hygene rooms, a central laboratory and sterilization room, several private office and common spaces.

After a challenging attempt for the Contractor to receive a building permit due to limited information, Acuform was hired for our knowledge in the approval process with the City of San Antonio. We worked with the owner and the general contractor to further develop plans and update building codes needed to satisfy San Antonio building officials. We collaborated with the owner to identify finishes that would create a unique and modern style as well as provide the patient with an appeasing and soothing environment while getting treatment.

Acuform was selected to design a new facility for this growing chiropractic practice. We worked with the owner to evaluate their current lease space and identify a program for their new facility. The resulting plan was a 7,000 sq. ft. building consisting of 6 exam rooms, an x-ray facility, two doctors’ offices, business area, and administrative areas.



CONSTRUCTION COST$XXXX

CONSTRUCTION DATESOctober 2013 - September 2014

GENERAL CONTRACTORG.W. Mitchell Construction



Regulatory ApprovalsConstruction Observation

Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine of San AntonioSan Antonio, Texas

The owner purchased a lot along San Antonio’s desirable Sunset Road. We worked with the owner to prioritize their needs and clearly identify the space program to be accommodated. Priority was given to the customer experience, but the building and parking areas were calculated out to completely maximize the ¼ acre parcel. We worked closely with the owner to not only achieve their program requirements but also accommodate the specific nuances of their practice. The building exterior was kept clean and simple in order to maximize the owner’s budget.

PROJECT TYPEFinish Out



CONSTRUCTION DATESNovember 2010 - July 2011

GENERAL CONTRACTORAPK Construction


Pre-DesignSchematic Design

Construction DocumentsConstruction Administration

Bidding and NegotiationRegulatory Approvals

U.S. Army ClinicSchertz, Texas

Consistent with new healthcare regulations and the governmental Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), the U.S. Army sought to develop new outpatient facilities at locations throughout the country to bring medical services closer to their patron locations. Acuform was contracted to provide space planning, design, documentation, and construction services for this fast-track clinic finish out.

Although the materials supplier was the prime for this government contract, Acuform had to assume the role in meeting and obtaining a consensus from a variety of individuals. Our efforts included coordinating the decisions of product suppliers, U.S. Army Colonels, the contractor, the landlord, and various other governmental project managers. Our challenge was securing approvals in a timely manner so as not to disrupt the project schedule.

We worked with multiple U.S. Army representatives and government contractors in order to arrive at a cohesive solution to address everyone’s needs.




SERVICESPre-Design



Bidding and NegotiationConstruction Administration

Architect on Record: Flanagan Architects

Georgetown Medical CenterNorth Bethesda, Maryland

We were selected for the design and construction services for a new medical office complex in growing North Bethesda. The area had been seeing an increase in medical practices and the announcement of a new hospital spawned further growth in the private sector medical community.

Working with the boundaries of the existing concrete slab, the team was able to develop a unique style for this new medical office building. Using long overhangs, custom details, and high-end windows, we achieved the owner’s desire for a “Prarie Style” building while also incorporating the latest practices in sustainable design. The overall plan included a 4,500 square foot space for the owner’s chiropractic office, and two smaller spaces for tenants.

After an initial investigation of several vacant parcels, we encouraged the owner to consider a parcel with a concrete foundation from a defunct town home development at a prominent location saving over $200,000 in construction costs.




CONSTRUCTION DATESAugust 2011 - September 2012

GENERAL CONTRACTORHooker Contracting Company



Design DevelopmentConstruction Documents

Construction Observation

HOLT Agribusiness Sales & ServiceSulphur Springs, Texas

Our design utilized efficient tilt-wall construction, standard overhead glass doors, corrugated metal, and contrasting colors to create a simple, yet a distinctive prototype design.

The Holt Companies has a long-standing reputation of furnishing farmers, ranchers, and construction companies with world-class equipment. Their clients have grown to rely upon their strong reputation for customer service. When HOLT sought to embark on a new image program for their new facilities, Acuform assisted in developing a prototypical design. The HOLT Agribusiness Sales and Service facility includes a large showroom area, private offices, an extensive parts warehouse, and an eighteen bay service facility to cater to the unique needs of the farm and ranch equipment that HOLT sells and services.

HOLT Companies’ philosophy includes sustainable design requirements. Acuform achieved this goal through resourceful site planning, highly efficient mechanical systems and a “net positive” array of roof top solar panels. The facility is LEED® Gold certified. Working with the contractor in a design-build arrangement we maintained project costs to within 7% of initial proposed construction budget.



CONSTRUCTION COST$ 13.5 Million

CONSTRUCTION DATESAugust 2013 - Current

GENERAL CONTRACTORAUI Contractors, Inc.




Regulatory ApprovalsConstruction Observation

LEED® Design

HOLT Sales and ServiceLittle Elm, Texas

Acuform was selected to provide design and construction related services for a new flagship Caterpillar sales and service facility in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex. While HOLT had recently completed several very similar facilities, Acuform was specifically tasked with improving the design efficiencies and streamlining the construction efforts. The overall plan had to also better accommodate expansion as HOLT anticipates future growth for this facility.

The resulting facility includes a large open showroom, an extensive business and training center, a 10 bay equipment repair facility, a high-bay parts storage area, and a completely separate 5 bay track related equipment service building with offices. Our design solution utilized standard metal building components arranged in a ‘T’ arrangement to afford HOLT the ability to easily expand any or all of the three major aspects of their operations. This new plan has become their “go-to” standard for HOLT CAT including both the details and specifications developed by Acuform.

We worked with city officials and HOLT CAT employees to implement inexpensive materials in order to comply with the community’s architectural control regulations.

HOLT Agribusiness Sales & ServiceJonesboro, Arkansas

By using simple materials and specific colors, we were able to economically brand this facility with the HOLT and Challenger image.




CONSTRUCTION DATESAugust 2013 - Current

GENERAL CONTRACTORFrank A Rogers & Co., Inc.




Bidding & NegotiationConstruction Contract Administration

Subsequent to the services we offered HOLT throughout Texas, we were contracted to provide design and construction related services for a growing market in Arkansas. We worked with HOLT to identify an opportunity to re-use an existing facility in order to expedite construction and reduce construction costs. HOLT acquired a former truck service center consisting of two abandoned buildings. Working in a design charette style with the owner and our civil engineer, we arrived at a quick space plan layout that took best advantage of the existing structures and minimized wasted space.

The final design includes a new showroom, high bay parts storage area, a free-standing equipment preparation area, and a separate 11 bay service center. Care was given while planning the site in anticipation of future expansion. We have recently been working with HOLT’s realtor in Arkansas looking at properties throughout the state.

Marathon Oil Office WarehouseGonzalez, Texas




CONSTRUCTION DATESDecember 2012 - May 2013

GENERAL CONTRACTORRosenberger Construction





Acuform was solicited for design and construction related services by the contractor with a long-standing relationship with Marathon Oil. We were selected specifically for our needs assessment and programming capabilities as well as our responsiveness during construction. We were tasked with a new approximately 20,000 sq. ft. building to include several large training and conference rooms, many private offices, a large open work area, and an equipment storage component.

Services included the coordination and communications among several Marathon Oil representatives. Our approach to the design was to independently prioritize the different program functions and arranging the spaces in a relative, yet efficient plan to maximize usable areas while keeping the building under the area threshold which would require a fire suppression system. We worked closely with the Contractor in a design-build arrangement to accommodate a phased construction approach which would minimize disruption to this 24/7 facility.

We came up with a simple and efficient plan to reduce the overall building area, thereby eliminating the need for a fire suppression system for this remote facility.

We pro actively worked with the owner, resort design facilitator, and a variety of local community and governmental entities to satisfy a variety of competing interests for this high-rise resort along San Antonio’s Riverwalk.

OWNERWyndham Vacation



OCCUPANCYTimeshare

SERVICESProject Management


Design DevelopmentRegulatory Approvals

Construction Documents

Wyndham ResortsSan Antonio, Texas

The second phase of a master-planned development included the design and construction administration for a high-rise timeshare resort along San Antonio’s renowned Riverwalk. Our design services for this project included coordinating efforts with the owner, Fairfield Resort (now Wyndham) team members, and a variety of downtown community organizations.

This facility includes 100 luxury timeshare units, a rooftop pool, a fitness center, a massage area, restaurant, gameroom, and an on-site grocery store. The exterior design was modified to comply with the strict requirements of the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) and incorporated mostly traditional Spanish influences of arch top windows, rock veneer façade along the ground floor, contrasting earthtone stuccoes and precast concrete trims around doors, windows, and patios.

Brighter Futures Learning Center

1213 Borgfeld Road

Schertz, Texas 78154

(210) 566-1999 ph – (210) 569-5115 fax

January 25, 2012

Re: Letter of Reference

To Whom It May Concern:

We hired Acuform to develop plans to more than double the size of our existing day care facility.

Shawn and his team guided me through the entire design and construction process to help me

expand my business. They did a great job developing a fun design which maximized the potential

of our site and worked closely with city officials to secure plan approvals. Acuform and their

consultants remained completely dedicated to the project and have been involved during

construction to look out for my best interests and make sure I got exactly what I was supposed to.

I worked with another architect in the past, but the difference is simply night and day. I will

definitely call upon Acuform the next time I need an architect. I highly recommend their team of

professionals to anyone!

Sincerely,

Rhonda Williams

Owner/Director

McC0Y'SBUITDING SUPPI.Y

MCCOY CORPORATIONHEADQUARTERS'13501.H.35 NorthPO. Box 1028San Marcos, Texas 78666

51 2-353-5400mccoys.com

fanuary 24,z0tz

Re: Acuform Architecture

To Whom It May Concern:

We have been working with Acuform and their team for the development ofa new store image program. We have found their entire team to beprofessional, responsive, and creative with their approach to thischallenge. During the process, they worked with several differentdepartments within McCoy's and they were successfully able to find costeffective design solutions which were mutually agreeable to all interests.

We are now moving forward with the development of two new facilitiesvalued at approximately $7 million and we look forward to furtherdevelopment with Acuform and their team. We recommend their design andconstruction related services without any hesitation.

Sincerel

Art I

VP Store Development & Asset Management

www.acuform.com | 10223 McAllister Fwy, Ste 205, San Antonio, Texas 78216 | P 210.829.1600

We look forward to working with you!

-The Acuform Team

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