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1 university OF colorado boulder Systems biotechnology building B elt Collins was hired as the landscape architect on the HDR/ Robert A.M. Stern Architecture team to assist with the site and planting design surrounding the new System Biotechnology Building on the East Campus at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Belt Collins worked with RAMSA to develop a site plan to create comfortable pedestrian environments that relate to the architecture and major circulation patterns. Forms reflect the biotechnology being studied within the building and integrated into the design of the unique outdoor spaces. The overall landscape concept creates a cohesive design that responds to and connects the various courtyard spaces around the building by planting large masses and informal drifts of regional species that mimic the natural ecosystems found along the Front Range of Colorado. The plant list is comprised of native and adapted plants with low water requirements providing yearround beauty in the landscape. This project is striving for LEED Platinum accreditation. Belt Collins was responsible for all water efficiency credits. (Building model by RAMSA) LOCATION CLIENT LEAD OFFI CE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER

2 UNIVERsity of colorado at Boulder Research park B elt Collins (formerly Love & Associates) produced a Master Site Development Plan, Flood Mitigation Plan, and Design Guidelines for the University of Colorado s 160-acre Research Park. Situated at the busy corner of Foothills Parkway & Arapahoe Avenue in Boulder, Colorado, the innovative development successfully balances economic development with environmental preservation by combining offices for organizations performing research for the university with extensive open space and water features. As a result of the pioneering plan, Belt Collins was selected to design and supervise Phase I infrastructure construction involving storm water management, flood control, roads, water and sanitary sewer utilities with a dual water system, open space improvements, and wetland mitigation. Utilizing water rights owned by the university, a central waterway was designed to meander through an extensive open space system. The central waterway is unprecedented in its complexity of purpose, providing key functions such as irrigation, a recreation & greenways trail corridor, and an aesthetic focus. A 23-acre wetland park intercepting the waterway serves as a regional detention basin for the Boulder Creek floodplain and diverts and cleans storm water runoff from Boulder Creek. Buildings clustered around plazas, courtyards, an amphitheater, and multi-functional paths with educational and recreational amenities combine with the water features to create a pleasing village-scale campus environment. LOCAT ION CLIENT LE AD OFF ICE AWARDS UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER BOULDER ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION

3 DAVID J LOVE, PE PRINCIPAL / EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT David Love has more than thirty-eight (38) years of experience in civil and water resource engineering for state, municipal, industrial, agricultural, and private sector clients. David s areas of expertise includes civil, master planning, site planning, hydraulics, hydrology, storm drainage, flood control, recreation engineering, environmental design, wetland mitigation, in-stream water quality and habitat improvements, road design, water supply, sewerage, and subsurface drainage and permitting for floodplain and stormwater projects. Due to David s unique approach in forging functional engineering solutions with environmental and aesthetic concerns, he has been a featured speaker at several professional conferences and has given multiple engineering-related lectures at the University of Colorado s Schools of Engineering and Environmental Design at Boulder. He has also taught construction inspection courses to multiple Public Works employees. Additionally, David is a qualified Federal Court expert witness in the areas of major drainageway master planning, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, preliminary design, final design, cost estimating and construction management and has provided depositions and/or testimony on numerous court cases throughout his career. B.S. Engineering Physics, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo., 1972, Honors Graduate Graduate Course work in Hydraulics, University of Colorado, Denver, Colo., 1976 Licensed Professional Engineer Colorado (No ) Member, US Green Building Council Member, Sigma Xi, Scientific Research Society Member, American Society of Civil Engineers Member, American Council of Engineering Consultants Member, Colorado Association of Stormwater and Floodplain Managers Member, Association of State Floodplain Managers Member, National Society of Professional Engineers Past President, Professional Engineers of Colorado, Boulder Chapter Member, American Public Works Association Member, Construction Specifications Institute WATER RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN: Waterglen 130-Acre Planned Unit Development Infrastructure Design, Fort Collins, CO 23-Acre Wetland Mitigation Design & Construction Observation for University of Colorado Boulder Research Park, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Bel Ombre Resort Conceptual Lagoon Design & Hydrologic and Hydraulic Analyses, Emirates Land Group, Island of Mahe, Seychelles, Africa Kajima Phuket Resort Water Feature Design, Phuket, Thailand South Platte River Flood Control and Greenways Project at Globeville, Denver, CO St. Vrain River Restoration and Improvements, Instream and Bank Stabilization at Longmont Wastewater Treatement Plant, Longmont, CO Non-Point Source Pollution Riverine Improvements (Multiple Reaches) River Restoration of Boulder Creek, City of Boulder, CO Town of Erie Outfall Systems Master Plan Design, Erie, CO Town of Erie Regional Detention Pond Design, Erie, Co Martin Park at Bear Canyon Creek Flood Control Improvements, Boulder, CO Infrastructure Design for 65-Acre N. Boulder Community Park Boulder, CO

4 BILL BOBZIEN, RLA, LEED AP PRINCIPAL / VICE PRESIDENT Bill Bobzien brings over 27 years of landscape architecture and planning experience to Belt Collins and is the Principal in Charge of Design for the Boulder, CO office. He is a Registered Landscape Architect in Colorado, Arizona and Nevada as well as a LEED Accredited Professional. His expertise spans all sizes of projects and ranges from urban design to parks to master planned communities with responsibilities including project management, concept design through contract documents, value engineering and construction observation. He has exceptional capabilities in facilitating complex stakeholder groups and managing both public and private sector projects while bringing a unique, creative and practical perspective to projects. Prior to joining Belt Collins in 2007, Bill worked for several nationally recognized full-service design, planning, and multi-disciplinary firms at a senior management level. Bill also has several years of experience with a large regional landscape/site construction company where he was directly responsible for business development, bid document review, bid preparation, cost estimating, budgeting and subcontractor bidding. For this reason, Bill can provide Belt Collins clients with a very unique perspective and ability to be able to combine office work with an array of real world field experience. Bachelor of Science, Landscape Architecture, Pennsylvania State University Registration, State of Arizona, Landscape Architect #48351 Registration, State of Colorado, Landscape Architect #LA-344 Registration, State of Nevada, Landscape Architect #783 Certification, LEED Accredited Professional Member, American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Member, Colorado Park and Recreation Association (CPRA) East Boulder Community Park Phase II Improvements, Boulder, CO Colorado Division of Wildlife Discovery Center Master Plan, Gunnison, CO Mexican Canyon Trestle Viewing Platform and Interpretive Plan, Cloudcroft, NM Alpine Tunnel Interpretive Improvements, Pitkin, CO Mt. Hood Scenic Byway Interpretive Kiosks and Gateways, Mt. Hood National Forest, OR Discover Liberty!, Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty National Monument, New York City, NY Systems Biotechnology Building, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Yavapai Village Site/Wayfinding, Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon, AZ Corn Creek Visitor Center, USFWS Desert Wildlife Refuge, Las Vegas, NV Lake Mead Entry Stations, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Lake Mead, NV Lake Mead Interagency Complex Master Plan, Boulder City, NV Ruby Mountain BLM HotShots Administration and Residences, Elko, NV The Retreat at Solterra, Lakewood, CO Employee Housing Project, Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon, AZ Cherry Creek North BID, Denver, CO Jefferson County Government Center Master Plan, Golden, CO Museum of Natural History Addition City Park, Denver, CO

5 STEVEN P. LESLIE, PE SENIOR ENGINEER Steve Leslie has twenty-eight (28) years of progressive engineering experience in water resource and civil engineering for federal, state and local governments and private sector clients. Areas of expertise include storm drainage analysis & system design, floodplain modeling & flood control system design, stream & river maintenance & restoration, site development engineering, grading, water distribution & transmission facilities, sanitary sewer collection systems, irrigation canals & associated facilities, in-stream storm water quality, erosion & sediment control, roadway and parking lot design. Steve is experienced in all phases of a project including proposal writing, project management, investigations and alternate analysis, report and master plan preparation, preliminary and final design, coordination with multi-disciplinary teams and agencies, construction drawings and specifications, quantity and cost estimates, public process, permitting, bidding services and construction observation. B.S. Civil Engineering, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado, 1982 Physics Major, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Licensed Professional Engineer Colorado (No ) Certified Construction Specifier Member, Colorado Association of Stormwater & Floodplain Managers (CASFM) South Platte River, Globeville and North Areas flood Control Improvements, UDFCD, City & County of Denver, CO 28 th Street Roadway and Trail Improvements, Multiple Phases, City of Boulder, CO 28 th Street Bridge and Pedestrian Underpass, City of Boulder, CO Globeville/Utah Junction Storm Sewer Outfall, Urban Drainage & Flood Control District (UDFCD), Adams County, CO Linden Avenue Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Project, Sidewalk Improvements, CDOT, City of Boulder 27 th Way Pedestrian Underpass, Trail and Channel Improvements, City of Boulder, CO Skunk Creek Underpass at Broadway and Storm Drainage Improvements, CDOT, City of Boulder, CO Bear Canyon Creek Underpass at Broadway, CDOT, City of Boulder, CO Bear Canyon Creek/Martin Park Channel Improvements, City of Boulder, CO Lehigh Street Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Project, Sidewalk and Crossing Improvements, CDOT, City of Boulder Green Mountain Reservoir, Cow Creek Campground, Civil Site Design, USFS, Kremmling North Boulder Recreation Center Expansion, Site Drainage Design, City of Boulder, CO Williams Village Irrigation Pond, University of Colorado at Boulder, CO CU South Tennis Facility Raw Water Supply, Irrigation Design, University of Colorado at Boulder, CO St. Vrain Raw Water Intake Improvement Analysis, City of Longmont, CO