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2 About Us Nationwide Design Associations Hastings+Chivetta designs college and university facilities for clients across the country. We are accustomed to teaming with planning and design firms and the majority of our projects are completed with an architectural partner. Whether as architect of record or design architect, our focus is always on our clients' goals. We create open, collaborative relationships with our team members, respect the expertise and background of each design partner, and clearly define project roles and responsibilities. Our professionals knowledge, experience and creative designs have built the cornerstone of our practice: Building clients, not just projects. This cornerstone indicates our unwavering commitment to building a personal relationship with our clients stakeholders. At A Glance Founded in 1960 National Practice Award-winning Designs 75% of Projects from Collegiate Clients 80% of Work from Repeat or Referral Clients 100% of Architectural and Interiors Staff LEED Accredited Offer Full Architectural, Interior Design, Engineering and Fundraising Assistance Services

National Architectural Partners AECOM Design San Francisco, CA Ayers Saint Gross Architects Washington, DC BMH Architects Wilmington, NC Brackett Krennerich Architects Jonesboro, AR Capstone

3 National Architectural Partners AECOM Design San Francisco, CA Ayers Saint Gross Architects Washington, DC BMH Architects Wilmington, NC Brackett Krennerich Architects Jonesboro, AR Capstone Development Birmingham, AL Cockfield Jackson Architects Baton Rouge, LA Design Collective Baltimore, MD Edge & Tinney Architects, Inc. Dayton, OH Fritz Baily Tulsa, OK H2L2 Architects Philadelphia, PA Hafer Associates Evansville, IN HGA Milwaukee, WI Haynes-Robinson, P.C. Savannah, GA ICON Architectural Group Grand Forks, ND KPS Group Architects Huntsville, AL Lotti, Krishan & Short Tulsa, OK Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Marietta, GA McCool Carlson Green Anchorage, AK MHTN Architects Salt Lake City, UT Moseley Architects, Inc. Charlotte, NC Murphy+Graves Architects Lexington, KY Opsis Architecture Portland, OR Opus AE Group, Inc. Minneapolis, MN Pfaffmann & Associates Planners LLC Pittsburgh, PA Randall Scott Architects Dallas, TX Robert A.M. Stern Architects New York, NY RVK Architects San Antonio, TX Shepley Bulfinch Architects Boston, MA Straka Johnson Architects Dubuque, IA The Collaborative, Inc. Toledo, OH The Estopinal Group Jeffersonville, IN Unit Construction Anchorage, AK Wiginton Hooker Jeffry Plano, TX

University of North Dakota Student Wellness Center, Grand Forks, ND

Student Wellness Center that encourages an holistic approach to wellness

Recreation components include a three-court gymnasium, multi-activity

The extensive Wellness Suite has assessment, massage therapy and

4 University of North Dakota Student Wellness Center, Grand Forks, ND Hastings+Chivetta teamed with ICON Architectural Group to design the new Student Wellness Center that encourages an holistic approach to wellness and fitness. Recreation components include a three-court gymnasium, multi-activity court, jogging track, cardio mezzanine and spin studio. The extensive Wellness Suite has assessment, massage therapy and reflexology therapy rooms. Additional components include a library/media center, demonstration kitchen, and a quiet lounge with free-standing water feature and fireplace.

University of Missouri-St. Louis College of Business Administration, St.

at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Hastings+Chivetta and Robert A.M. Stern Architects were engaged to develop a conceptual design.

resulting in what students describe as a nomadic experience.

5 University of Missouri-St. Louis College of Business Administration, St. Louis, MO To create a prominent and unified presence for the College of Business Administration at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Hastings+Chivetta and Robert A.M. Stern Architects were engaged to develop a conceptual design. Currently, the undergraduate and graduate business programs are taught in five buildings resulting in what students describe as a nomadic experience. The new facility will resolve this issue, and create a professional environment that supports collaboration with local enterprises.

Old Dominion University Recreation Center, Norfolk, VA Located in the heart of

wellness and fitness activities and energized the campus core.

reinforce the contour of nearby housing and present a main-street-like

Major components include a three-court gym, multi-activity court, two-level

6 Old Dominion University Recreation Center, Norfolk, VA Located in the heart of campus, the new Student Recreation Center has become the hub of all sport, wellness and fitness activities and energized the campus core. Hastings+Chivetta and Moseley Architects designed the building storefront to reinforce the contour of nearby housing and present a main-street-like appearance with views into the facility. Major components include a three-court gym, multi-activity court, two-level cardio, strength and free weight space, suspended running track, climbing wall, group exercise studios, a cycling studio, racquetball courts and a juice/bagel bar.

University of Kentucky Center for Applied

association with Murphy+Graves Architects,

in the Energy Research (CAER), dedicated to

the disciplines of fuel chemistry, catalysis,

electrochemistry, biomass conversion, and

7 University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research, Building 2, Lexington, KY In association with Murphy+Graves Architects, Hastings+Chivetta designed the second facility in the University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research (CAER), dedicated to researching energy and its environmental impacts. The two-story research facility incorporates the disciplines of fuel chemistry, catalysis, geo- and environmental chemistry, electrochemistry, biomass conversion, and carbon materials. Lab spaces are designed with an open layout to promote collaboration.

Christopher Chivetta, PE, LEED AP BD+C President cchivetta@hcarchitects.

8 Christopher Chivetta, PE, LEED AP BD+C President Erik Kocher, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Design Principal 622 Emerson Road Suite 200 St. Louis, MO toll free

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