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Resume Stephen Davies Page 1 of 1

Stephen DaviesSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT

Phone: 212.620.5660, ext. 308

Email: [email protected]

Stephen (Steve) Davies, Senior Vice President of Project for Public Spaces, has a broad background inarchitecture, urban design and user research and is a member of PPSs senior leadership team. Since joiningPPS in 1978, Mr. Davies has directed close to 500 major projects located throughout the world. He currentleads PPSs public market program but has broad expertise in all of PPSs program areas, including downtownurban design and management, transportation, and multi-use development projects.

Building on his extensive project experience, Steve has been instrumental in creating and shaping keyprograms at PPS over his tenure. Beginning in 1987, Steve helped found PPSs public market program, whichfocuses on making markets more sustainable and community-centered. Through this work, he has providedassistance to dozens of communities starting new markets and expanding existing ones from small towns to

major cities. Projects include Detroits Eastern Market, West Side Market district in Cleveland, a new publicmarket and district for Boston, NewBo City Market in Cedar Rapids (opening in 2012), and a repositioning planfor Halifax Seaport Farmers Market. He is currently working with the Kresge and W.K. Kellogg Foundations ona program to rebuild Detroit neighborhoods around markets and local food stores. With support from the FordFoundation and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation from 2005 to 2008, Steve oversaw a $3 million, 3-year grantprogram to enhance the impacts of public markets on communities. Finally, he has directed 8 InternationalPublic Market conferences, most recently in Cleveland (2012).

Until 2003, Steve led the d evelopment of PPSs transportation program, completing an extensive researchprogram on transit and livable communities, and expanding this into a broad-based transportation programwhich included PPSs first Context Sensitive Solutions training program. PPS has since trained thousands oftransportation professionals, and five state DOTs in CSS. Steve has co-authored and written many books and

articles, includingPublic Markets and Community Revitalization, Managing Downtown Public Spaces and TheRole of Transit in Creating Livable Metropolitan Communities.

From 1993 to 2009, Steve developed and managed PPSs work in Eastern Europe, beginning with aninnovative Placemaking program in the Czech Republic, su pported by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF), torevitalize public spaces in historic town centers. Today, this program is part of the Czech EnvironmentalPartnership Foundation. Following the work in the Czech Republic, he expanded this work to Serbia, Kosovoand Montenegro.

Among the many downtown projects he has directed are downtown master plans for Orlando, FL; Worcester,MA; Springfield, MA; and San Bernardino, CA; design improvement plans for streetscapes, plazas, central

squares, and transit malls in Rochester, NY; Salt Lake City, UT; and New Haven, CT; and comprehensivedowntown management plans for both large cities and small towns, including Hartford, CT; Pittsfield, MA; andHoboken, Madison and Morristown, NJ. Steve has also directed PPSs downtown mixed-use developmentprojects, including a master plan for the Orlando City Hall, built through an innovative public-privatepartnership.

EDUCATION

Williams College, Bachelor of Arts in Art and Environmental Studies

University of California, Berkeley, Masters in Architecture

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Elena MadisonVICE PRESIDENT

Phone: 212.620.5660, ext. 325


Elena Madison is a Vice President at Project for Public Spaces and a veteran placemaker. She is an urban

planner with a rich experience in the planning and design of parks, plazas, campuses, civic and cultural

instuons.She has a passion for working with people in communi es building a shared vision for acve

and diverse public spaces that nurture a sense of pride and ownership. Elena is an expert in

collaborave visioning, concept development as well as management and programming for public

spaces. She works closely with designers, economic development experts and event organizers to

seamlessly bring the concepts developed in the public visioning process through design development

and into implementaon. Short-term or lighter, quicker, cheaper (LQC) experiments have now

become an important facet of her placemaking implementaon efforts. She is currently working on

placemaking iniaves at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond; the Houston Central Library in

Houston; neighborhood Farmers Markets as community places in Detroit; and healing gardens at the

Stanford University Medical Center.

Elena has been the keynote speaker, presenter and trainer at numerous naonal and internaonal

conferences, seminars and convenings. Most recently she was the main trainer at the Lively Cies kick-

offmeeng in Aberdeen, Scotland a transnaonal public space project of the European Union for

North West Europe and a lead trainer at the Public Spaces as a Catalyst for Sustainability, Culture and

Social Jusce training in Johannesburg, South Africa.

In her own community of Jackson Heights, Queens she is a founding member of the Jackson Heights

Green Alliance, a grassroots group organizing the 78th

Play Street/Plaza in an effort to expand public

space in the neighborhood. Through her volunteer work Elenas has gained vast praccal experience in

event organizing, which informs her work on short-term experiments and LQC iniaves.


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Resume David ONeil

David ONeilSENIOR DIRECTOR, PUBLIC MARKETS

Phone: 215.482.5130


David O'Neil is widely recognized as one o f the nations foremost experts in the management a nd

development of public markets and rebuilding local economies. He is the former General Manager of the

Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, where he directed the overall market revitalization for ten years.

After Reading Terminal Market, he traveled the a ncient trade routes of Asia, studying markets in cities and

remote areas, walking over a thousand miles. For nearly 15 years, he has worked with PPS to provide

technical assistance with regard to development and operation of public markets and farmers markets. He

has been a consultant to over two hu ndred historic and new market projects in the United States, Canada,

New Zealand, Africa and Europe, ranging from small neighborhood farmers markets to major p ublic market

halls and market districts.

He is an experienced trainer in market operations and development. He was an instructor for the

Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation, teaching a course in market development, and co-instructs PPSs

training course, How to Create Successful Markets.

One of the key elements in an y market venture is working with would-be entrepreneurs to develop small-

scale businesses that work in markets. He has worked successfully with many vendors and farmers who had

no previous entrepreneurial experience.

Mr. O'Neil was a contributing writer and advisor to the PPS/Urban Land Institute book Public Markets and

Community Revitalization" published in 1994. He completed Reading Terminal Market, An Illustrated

History published by Camino Press in 2003. He has the worlds largest collection of market documents and

photographs and has lent or donated parts of his collection to museums, periodicals, authors and TV

programs.

For PPS, he has co-directed five c onsecutive International Public Market Conferences: Philadelphia (1996);

Pike Place Market in Seattle, WA and Granville Island Market in Vancouver, BC (1998); New York (2002);

Washington DC (2005); and San Francisco (2009). Conferences in 2002 and 2005 were both sponsored by

the Ford Foundation and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.

Recent projects include markets in: Halifax, Baltimore, Boston, Anchorage, Brooklyn, Charleston, Flint,

Detroit, Kingston (Ontario), Cleveland, and Trenton.

EDUCATION

University of Pennsylvania, Bachelor of Arts, 1977

Shannon Easter White, AIA, NCARB

Personal Mission I am committed to shaping, designing and serving the community by becoming an actively

involved citizen in the areas in which I live and work.

Education

2001-2003

1998-2000

1996-1998

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan

Master of Architecture Summa Cum Laude

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, Michigan

Lee Honors College

Work Experience Shannon Easter White, FUNchitecture founding principal, earned both her Bachelor ofScience in Architecture and Master of Architecture degrees from the University of Michigan,

Ann Arbor. She launched her career at PDA Architecture (now inForm studio) and then workedfor 10 years with THA Architects Engineers. After the birth of her first child, Shannon startedFUNchitecture to focus her talents on working with FUN clients desiring FUNctional designsolutions while balancing her new role as a mom.

Recent FUNchitecture clients include Genesys Regional Medical Center, Kettering University,the University of Michigan-Flint, Genesee County Land Bank, Uptown ReinvestmentCorporation and the Flint Farmers Market, the Ruth Mott Foundation, Marathon Gas & Oil, andthe City of Flint in addition to many others.She has more than 10 years of experience working on educational, municipal, religious,corporate, residential, and retail projects and finds great joy in creating FUNky architecturaldesign solutions with a twist! During her time at THA, she developed the schematic designs for

many of the redevelopment projects in downtown Flint including the Rowe Building, Wade Trim

Building, Community Foundation Building and Headquarters and 501 Bar and Grill. In addition,she worked on the design and completion of numerous educational facilities for school districtsand higher ed universities throughout Michigan.

Shannon completed part of her graduate studies in Florence, Italy and has traveled to over 15countries admiring and finding inspiration from the world's architecture and innovative styles ofdesign. She is especially interested in utilizing materials and design styles native to a project'ssite and applying sustainable design techniques at every opportunity.

Shannon serves on numerous non-profit boards and understands that successful communities

are the result of involved residents who care about where they live. Shannon feels that designsurrounds us everywhere in our daily lives. Good design can make the place you worship ethereal, the place you work out motivational, the place you work inspirational, the placeyou receive medical treatment comforting, the place you rest and recharge tranquil and

the place you live FUN!

FUNchitecture, LLC

111 e. court streetFlint, Michigan 48503

phone: 810.287.6668E-mail [email protected]


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Scion has cultivated an expertise at examining the feasibility of student housing

Duquesne University

University Center Chicago

(Columbia College, DePaul University, Roosevelt University)

Xavier University

University of Toronto

within the setting of a larger mixed-use development. We have been engaged by

universities and for-profit development companies alike to provide insightful and

reliable campus housing evaluation.

Whether Scion is examining the student rental market, analyzing demand and

preferences, recommending program and design concepts, conducting an oper-

ational review, evaluating various finance structures or developing a businessplan, our team offers first-hand experience and the perspective of educators,

operators and ownership including schools, foundations and developers. O n

over 100 campuses throughout North America, this balanced approach has

focused on financial performance but above all, the experience for residents.

thesciongroup.com

MIXED-USE PROJECTS & STUDENT HOUSING FEASIBILITY


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Illinois Institute of Technology

Cleveland State University

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

We recognize that our reputation is closely tied to our credibility in the capital

markets. Underwriters, rating agencies and credit enhancers know that we are

realistic and pragmatic, but also that we understand the special characteristics

of the educational market and specifically the unique nature of campus housing.

Our work has helped to make grounded business cases for dozens of projects

and often to secure investment-grade bond ratings, while also providing suitable

control and flexibility over the development process and ongoing operations.

Scions business planning and financing services can include capacity projec-

tions, system-wide unit-mix planning and operating plans. It can also involve

long-term infrastructure overview, such as an evaluation of risk, control, quality,

flexibility and credit impact of various ownership and management structures.

thesciongroup.com

BUSINESS PLANNING & FINANCING

University of Wisconsin System

Park University

Colorado State University - Pueblo

California Lutheran University

Rutgers University - Newark

Scion creates comprehensive master plans for campus housing, typically

including facilities assessment, lifestyle and student-housing market analyses,

review of financial and operational issues, new construction and site analysis,

plus a detailed business plan. All of these factors are assembled into a realistic

implementation plan for the overall on-campus housing system to match our

clients individual needs.

Scions recommendations often include an ordered, phased combination of

renovation and new construction to diversify inventory and improve market

position, but will depend on the institutions goals, economic conditions and

current facilities. Scion also may engage an architectural and/or engineering

partner for more advanced design studies, selected from our many relationships

or from recommendations provided by our client.

thesciongroup.com

STUDENT HOUSING MASTER PLANNING

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Scions institutional clients are typically experts in education, institutional

management and research and no one could better understand the schools

own missions, values and goals. But schools often seek additional expertise

in the myriad of disciplines required to plan, finance and construct a new or

renovated student housing facility.

There is inherent value and credibility in the participation of an independent,

third-party expert for these tasks. Scion partners with clients to ensure thateach project fulfills expectations and fully supports the mission and goals of the

institution. We can lend support in every aspect of the project, from helping to

assemble the appropriate teams, to program design, financing and construction

management, to marketing and operations of a new facility.

In this capacity, Scion serves neither a consultant nor a developer, but rather

takes the role of development consultant what we call owners advocate. We

add a critical resource of non-profit operational and student housing expertise toa project team. As owners advocate, Scion assists in the planning and develop-

ment processes, providing guidance whenever it is needed; control remains

with the client. We make recommendations and are available to remain involved

through project completion, ensuring that mission-specified results are achieved.

Further, as experienced end users, particularly of on-campus and affiliated off-

campus housing, our property management and residence life expertise adds

knowledgeable input to efficient programming and design.

thesciongroup.com

DEVELOPMENT CONSULTING

Scion has decades of student and multi-family residential property management

expertise. Our passion for delivering a quality experience for every resident is

genuine and is reflected in all phases of our work. We do not offer third-party

management, but benefit from our on-going management experience with over

5,600 beds in seven markets where we have an ownership or similar interest.

Additionally, our consulting team members have visited and/or studied over 200

campuses in the past several years and have consulted on over 100 of them;

we have become well informed from this first-hand knowledge as to successfulstrategies and lessons learned.

As a result, when Scion is hired to review campus housing and residence life

operations or to develop a marketing plan, we provide our clients with strategiesthat are not only aligned with organizational goals and student preferences,

but also incorporate some of the latest techniques and tools in housing

management. We perform operational reviews, pre- and post-devel opment

marketing and public relations strategies, transition planning from construction

management to operations and residence life, facility protocol and financial

operations modeling. Scion excels at uncovering operating efficiencies and

preparing long-term management strategies that balance financial performance

and an exceptional resident experience.

thesciongroup.com

OPERATIONS & MARKETING


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E. LANSING PARK DISTRICT S.O.Q.

Walker Parking Consultants is a full-service consulting engineeringfirm that specializes solely in parking planning, parking facilitydesign, and parking facility restoration engineering services. Fromour 15 offices in the United States and one in Abu Dhabi, weprovide parking solutions to clients all over the world. Ou r clientsinclude cities, airports, hospitals, colleges and universities,developers, entertainment and sports entities, corporations, andfederal/state/regional/local governments.

With over 220 professionals and support personnel, we designparking facilities (over 5,000 parking decks and surface parkinglots), provide parking consulting services for a wide range ofparking planning and management needs (over 4,500engagements), and provide restoration engineering services forevaluating, designing repairs, and developing asset managementprograms for existing parking surface and structured facilities (over4,000 engagements). Our Consulting Resources Group includesexperts in parking planning, operations and management, marketand financial feasibility, needs assessment, Transportation DemandManagement, and transportation engineering.

We have served our clients for over 45 years. We have providedparking consulting/engineering services to hundreds of cities,states, and nations located around the world. Our governmentclients, which include some of the nations and worlds largestcities, have retained us to assess and plan for current and futureparking needs in their community; evaluate and makerecommendations for improving all or portions of their parkingoperations and management structure; design parking facilities;and evaluate and design repairs and upgrades for deterioratingparking facilities.

This project includes numerous parking-related planning issuesthat must be addressed during the course of the project. TheWalker Parking Consultants team will initially be led by R. Jake

Jeppesen with assistance from Kevin Wylie. Jakes focus from thebeginning of the project will be to identify the breadth of parkingobjectives, issues, and concerns. With this understanding, he willthen identify the project manager and parking consultant/plannerto complete the team. When the team transitions to design,Walkers project manager will become our teams point ofcontact. Rsums for Jake and Kevin are included in thisproposal.

Included in this proposal is information that will provide you with anoverview of Walkers services and capabilities.

PROFILE

TEAM

EXPERIENCE

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CENTRAL GROUNDS

PARKING FACILITY/BOOKSTORE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

The University of Virginias Central GroundsParking Facility/Bookstore was constructed to

provide convenient parking for visitors to thecentral portion of this historic campus. The three

levels of parking are built into the side of a hill.

There are two separate entry/exit areas at twoof the different elevations.

The project initially was envisioned as a parkingfacility only, but during the preliminary design

phase, it was decided to include a 44,500square foot, two-level university bookstore

above the garage. The structure also includes

a central police surveillance station. Walker

Parking Consultants was the prime designprofessional for this project working closely with

Mariana & Associates as the lead architect.

The architectural look of the mixed-use parking

facility personifies Jeffersonian Architecture,which features extensive use of brick and

detailed millwork that create a spectacular

looking building that compliments itssurroundings.

The Central Grounds Parking Garage/Bookstore

received the 1997 Award of Merit from the

International Parking Institute.

Construction Data:Cost $10,400,000C om ple tio n D at e 1 99 4

Parking Data:N um be r o f Sp ace s 4 18

Number of Levels 3

Structural Features:Precast Concrete Structural SystemBuilt into a hillside

Walker Parking Consultants ServicesPrime Designer

Owner Reference:

Joe LawsonUniversity of Virginia

Dept. of Facilities Mgmt. & Planning

575 Alderman Rd.Charlottesville, VA 22904-4726

Voice: 434.982.5910

Fax: [email protected]


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MIXED-USE/MULTI-USE PARKING STRUCTURES

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Eagan Transit Station Parking

StructureEagan, MN855-spaceparking structure, retail at

grade, multi-modal facility

East End ComplexSacramento, CA734 space parking structure, officesat grade

Ellis HospitalSchenectady, NY712-spaceparking structure, officesat grade

Enterprise CenterJacksonville, FL1,023-spaceparking structure

Farm Credit BankWichita, KS

400-spaceparking structure,bank,

and office space

Fashion Centre at Pentagon CityArlington, VA

4,500-spaceparking structure, hotel,office and retail space

Fashion Mall at PlantationPlantation, FL

2,609-spaceparking structure, hotel,office, retail,and shuttle bus

operation

First City TowerHouston, TX

1,956-spaceparking structure, healthclub, hotel, office andretail space

First National Bank of PeoriaPeoria, IL

398-spaceparking structure, bank,and office space

Fitgers BreweryDuluth, MN

347-spaceparking structure,restaurant and retail space

Florida State UniversityTallahassee, FL1,000-spaceparking structure,24,000

SF bookstore ground level,16,000 SFcommercial space

Fox TheatreDetroit, MI1,077-spaceparking structure,theater patrons, Little Caesars

Corporate Headquarters

Franklin/Lake Self ParkChicago, IL1,212-spaceparking structure, retail

at grade

Fraser Street GarageState College, PA349-spaceparking structure, retail atgrade

Friendship PlaceFriendship Heights, MD

2,292-spaceparking structure,hotel,offices, residential above

underground parking

Gaillard AuditoriumCharleston, SC

600-spaceparking structure,connected to Citys Auditorium,

office and retail space

Galtier PlazaSt. Paul, MN

480-spaceparking structure, offices

above underground parking

Garrison SeaportTampa Port Authority

Tampa, FL1999

2,103-spaceparking structure,

aquarium, cinema, hotel,intermodal, management office,

retail

Genesee HospitalRochester, NY

1,610-spaceparking structure, retailat grade

Glen Town Center North-South-

D-E

Glenview, IL2,078-spaceparking structure,cinema, residential, restaurant, retail

Golden Nugget Hotel & CasinoAtlantic City, NJ

520-spaceparking structure, hotel,gaming,and retail space

Graduate Hospital South StreetPhiladelphia, PA

513-spaceparking structure, retail atgrade

Grand River CenterGrand Rapids, MI704-spaceparking structure, drive-in

banking, hotel, office, retail aboveunderground parking

Oceanfront Gateway -Virginia Beach

Rave Theater -Kalamazoo, MI

Children's Hospital -Boston, MA

MIXED-USE/MULTI-USE PARKING STRUCTURES

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Merrick Way Shops and ParkingCoral Gables, FL443-spaceparking structure, retail at

grade

Metropolitan SquareDevelopment Parking StructureDes Plaines, IL


Mills Point DevelopmentMinneapolis, MN

520-spaceparking structure

Miami Dade CommunityCollege Wolfson CampusMiami, FL2,260-spaceparking structure, offices

above, retail at grade

Minneapolis AuditoriumMinneapolis, MN520-spaceparking structure,

convention center above

underground parking

Mobile Parking StructureMobile, AL

1,500-spaceparking structure

Module 6 Garage/Utility PlantUniversity of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

627-spaceparking structure, retail atgrade, utility plant, shuttle bus facility

Montgomery HospitalNorristown, PA

600-spaceparking structure, 9,000 SF

retailspace at grade

New Orleans CenterNew Orleans, LA

2,041-spaceparking structure,postaltruck access on ground level

Newton Road Parking & ChilledWater FacilityUniversity of Iowa

Iowa City, IA

810-spaceparking structure, utilityplant

Northwest Community HospitalArlington Heights, IL

1,121-spaceparking structure,

heliport on rooftop

Northwestern University HuronStreetChicago, IL2,011-spaceparking structure, police

station, hospital loading dock

Oceanfront Gateway ParkingStructureVirginia Beach, VA968-spaceparking structure, retail at

grade

Ohio State University NorthwestColumbus, OH


One Warren PlaceTulsa, OK

1,917-spaceparking structure, 2,800SF retail space at grade

Orlando LibraryOrlando, FL

600-spaceparking structure, retail

space at grade

Parking Garage AuxiliaryServicesTallahassee, FL

1,000-spaceparking structure

Pennington Street ParkingStructureTucson, AZ

750-spaceparking structure, office,and restaurant space at grade

Penn's LandingPhiladelphia, PA

2,300-spaceparking structure,museum, retail

Pointe PlazaGrosse Pointe, MI

1,563-spaceparking structure,retail

space at grade

Reston Town CenterReston, VA

856-spaceparking structure, cinema,hotel, offices, restaurant, retail

River EastChicago, IL1,200-spaceparking structure

Riverside Medical CenterRochester, MN

241-spacevertical expansion,heliport added to rooftop

San Diego State University #5San Diego, CA1,445-spaceparking structure, sports

facility on top, track field

Claremont Village Parking Structure

Claremont, CA

Eagan Transit Station -Eagan, MN

Northwest (Tuttle) Parking Garage, Ohio

State University, Columbus, OH


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