Angela M. Bollinger. architecture & interior design project management facilities management PORTFOLIO

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1 Angela M. Bollinger architecture & interior design project management facilities management PORTFOLIO 2016

2 Outdoor Recreation Sport Complex Create a new Outdoor Recreation Sports Complex for NIU Campus Recreation. $7.2 Million. 2,700 square feet. The new Outdoor Recreation Sports Complex included multi-use fields where soccer, rugby, flag football, lacrosse, baseball, softball, ultimate Frisbee and quidditch can all be played. New walkways surround the facility have allowed students easy access to the fields and the ability to walk/jog the three quarter mile lap within the facility. Two shelters have been included to give teams a meeting space before and after games as well as providing spectators a shaded place to enjoy NIU events. The new facility is located on 27 acres of land and has 186,200 square feet of synthetic turf fields. In addition to the updated sports fields, NIU also planted over 232 tree s and shrubs along with various other plantings. NIU Project Manager. Created 3D Schematic Design materials (images and videos) to be used for University marketing purposes and for Board of Trustee presentations. Interviewed and selected Architect and Landscape Architect to facilitate project completion. Coordinated Design Development and Construction Documentation. Designed and selected all materials and interior and exterior finishes for project. Coordinated Construction Administration and Project Close Out. Completed August 2013

3 Remodel the existing NIU Holmes Student Center first floor computer lab into a coffee shop and open technology lab. $1.2 Million. 4,000 square feet The College Grind The University saught to create a student centered space that would provide students with an area to do homework, study, collaborate, gather, perform music, have art exhibits as well as social events. By necessity that this space needed to be central to campus to provide students access to computers and internet. In order to provide such a space NIU renovated the main corridor within the Holmes Student Center with new lighting and casework to provide an up to date display area for art, event information and various student groups. The facility is now open at all hours and provides students with modern up to date furniture inside the grind, gallery, lounge and corridor. This furniture provides students a place to gather between classes. There are 10 Computer stations located behind the fireplace wall as well as laptops that can be rented from the student center. In addition to the computers there is also a print station for students located inside the Grind as well as a Huskie Bucks station located in the corridor. Internet access can be obtained through two wifi points located within the college grind designed to maximize accessibility and use. A new sound system and speakers have also been provided. This sound system allows for paging, AM/FM radio, MP3 s and live music input. Electrical outlets have USB ports to allow for students to charge laptops and other mobile devices while in the student center. NIU Project Manager. Created 3D Schematic Design materials (images and videos) to be used for University marketing purposes and for Board of Trustee Presentations. Coordinated Design Development and Construction Documentation with Cordogan Clark and Associates. Designed and selected all materials and interior finishes for project. Coordinated Construction Administration and Close Out. Completed January 2014

4 Gymnasium / Cafeteria additions to Heritage CUSD 8 Elementary School and High School 5.8 million 23,000 square feet total Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects was hired to design additions to Heritage CUSD 8 s 1920 s era Elementary School/Jr. High School as well as its 1950 s era High School. Designs included new shared cafeteria/gymnasiums for both, as well as a locker room expansion for the high school. Co-Project Manager. Responsible for client interaction and coordination. Responsible for the creation of the Building Information Model and Construction Documents. Managed coordination between consultants. Created 3D imagery and video s prior to construction. Aided in all aspects of the project, including Construction Administration. Heritage School District

5 Acorn Public Library Creating Community Space Interior renovations and a two story addition to the existing library. Estimated $1.43 million ~20,000 square feet (1,200 square feet new construction) Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects was selected by Acorn Public Library Board to do a facility needs assessment on their existing library structure. Once complete, SGC/GCN worked closely with the library staff to put together final set of construction documents to ultimately remodel the interior of the library, providing both a new entrance as well as a two story addition to accommodate a new children s story time room and pubic meeting room. Project Architect. Project Manager. Responsible for all client interaction and coordination. Responsible for the creation of the Building Information Model. Responsible for completing the Facility Needs Assessment, Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Documentation. Managed coordination between consultants. Created 3D imagery and video s prior to construction.

6 Glenview Fire Station No. 7 Replacement of existing fire station (including demolition of existing structure) $2.85 million Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects was selected by the Village of Glenview because of its cost-effective approach to the design of a replacement fire station. Architects worked side by side with Village Fire Administrators to finalize the concept and coordinate demolition of the existing structure. The project s biggest challenge was to place the fire station in a tight, residential setting. This was effectively accomplished - with minimal disturbance to neighbors. Project Architect. Responsible for the creation of the Building Information Model. Responsible for completing Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Documents. Co-Managed coordination between consultants. Created all 3D imagery and video s prior to construction. Completed Construction Administration.

7 Sensory Centric Learning Laboratory A New Way To Learn Conceptual Model / Project Proposal. Keeneyville School District 20 contracted Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects to create a conceptual Building Information Model of a Sensory Centric Learning Laboratory for children with a disability, such as autism. Conceptual design featured tactile walls and engaged learning centers. Its green design focused on sustainability and even included a green live wall. Project Architect. Responsible for the creation of the Building Information Model. Created all 3D building imagery and video s. Created marketing materials for Keeneyville School District 20.

8 Midlothian Park District Feasibility Study. $19, A New Park and Recreation Facility The Midlothian Park District contracted Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects to create conceptual models of what the community might expect with a proposed $8.3 million dollar budget for a future new park and recreation facility. Architects responded with several virtual, 3D models crated in Building Information Modeling platform (BIM/Revit) to demonstrate new possibilities for facilities. Project Architect / Junior Project Manager. Created the Building Information Model. Responsible for all 3D imagery. Helped create marketing materials for the Midlothian Park District. Worked closely with the client to create a facility that met the community s needs.

9 Navy Pier Proposal Conceptual Model / Project Proposal. Project Architect. Responsible for the creation of the Building Information Model. Created all 3D building imagery and video s. Repourpousing the Pier

10 Village of Lyons Municipal Services Facility New Construction. $9.5 Million 43,500 Square Feet The Village of Lyons contracted Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects to design its new shared Police Station and Village Hall. The land for this project was reclaimed by the village from a former 45 acre limestone quarry. Features include a multi-purpose court house and community room, flexible jail cells, extra-large sally port, secure bond-out area, evidence processing and storage area and an area dedicated solely to the police K-9 unit. Worked as part of a team to complete Construction Documentation. Created 3D imagery to be used by both the firm and the village for all marketing efforts.

11 New Construction. $11.3 Million 69,798 square feet. Lemont Park District contracted Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects to design its new community fitness & aquatics facility. Building features for the 69,798 square-foot facility include a six lane pool, three station gymnasium, elevated running track, studio space, and multipurpose room. Its green elements include a light-colored roof, energy efficient wall/roof/window assemblies and energy efficient HVAC system. Worked as part of a team to complete Construction Documentation. Completed multiple renderings and 3D imagery of the building prior to construction by utilizing both the Building Information Model and conventional hand drafting methods. Lemont Park District

12 Creating a place to learn & play Seneca School District (Master Plan) Interior Renovations to existing school building, field house addition and auto shop addition. Estimated $29.3 Million. Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects was selected by Seneca Township School District to complete a facilities master plan. The facilities master plan ultimately lead to the creation of construction documents to renovate the existing school building and to provide large scale additions to the existing building. These additions included a 65,000 square foot field house, fitness, weight lifting and dance areas; applied tech and auto shop facilities. Project Architect. Responsible for the creation of building imagery and video walkthroughs for client presentations.

13 New Town Hall and Township Offices (Unity House & Interpretive Center). $3 Million proposed budget. 9,785 Square Feet (New Construction). Lemont Township contracted Studio GC/Gilfillan Callahan Nelson Architects to design a green / sustainable building to house their new town hall, township offices and interpretive center. This building utilizes the latest green technology. Along with its sustainable features, SGC/GCN designed the building using cost effective building materials and practices. Jr. Project Architect. Worked as part of a team to create the Building Information Model. Worked as part of a team to complete Construction Documentation. Responsible for all 3D imagery and video s prior to construction. Lemont Township Unity Center