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1 H G HUGHES GROUP ARCHITECTS IMAGINATION & INTEGRITY Since our founding in 1977, Hughes Group Architects has secured a national reputation for both the imagination required for innovative designs and the integrity needed for on-time, in-budget project completions. Our projects are consistently distinguished, receiving design awards from the American Institute of Architects and other professional, civic and industry organizations at local, state and national levels. Our staff of 22 architects and administrative personnel are organized into project teams which remain consistent throughout the course of a project to ensure the accuracy and completeness of design determinants. Every project is reviewed by our entire staff on a regular basis to focus the energy of all staff members and apply the experience gained from each of our completed buildings to your project. We continually balance three objectives on all of our projects: Cost Control vigilance must occur from initial design throughout construction and occupancy. An Operational Perspective must penetrate all decision making to ensure functional, energy efficient and low maintenance facilities. Quality Design must accurately reflect the desires of our clients and the cultural context of their built environment. Location Davis Drive, Suite 175 Sterling, VA Principals WAYNE L. HUGHES, AIA AMADO FERNANDEZ, AIA ELIEL ALFON, AIA J. Lynn Reda, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Gavin Myers, AIA Firm Size 22 Employees Incorporated 1977 Services Architectural Design Interior Design Master Planning Space Planning Signage and Graphics Sustainable Design Feasibility Studies Hughes Group Architects Page 1

George Mason University Performing Arts Building Awards 2012 George Mason University de Laski Performing Arts Building Fairfax County Exceptional Design Awards - Honor Award Moorefield Public Safety

Fire Station Design Awards - Silver Award Virginia Tech, McComas Hall Student Recreation Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility George Mason University, Hylton Performing Arts Center American

Center East NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility 2005 University of Virginia Aquatic and Fitness Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility Eliel Alfon, AIA Loudoun County Public Schools - Award of

Sherwood Community Center Virginia Recreation and Parks Society - Best New Facility Award Long Bridge Park Virginia Recreation and Park Society - Best New Facility - Parks, Playgrounds, Blueways,

2 George Mason University Performing Arts Building Awards 2012 George Mason University de Laski Performing Arts Building Fairfax County Exceptional Design Awards - Honor Award Moorefield Public Safety Center Fire Chief Magazine Station Style Awards - Career Notable Station Arlington Fire Station No. 3 F.I.E.R.O. Fire Station Design Awards - Silver Award Virginia Tech, McComas Hall Student Recreation Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility George Mason University, Hylton Performing Arts Center American Concrete Institute Certificate of Excellence - Special Construction 2010 James Lee Community Center Fairfax County, Virginia - Urban Forestry Award 2006 University of Illinois Campus Recreation Center East NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility 2005 University of Virginia Aquatic and Fitness Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility Eliel Alfon, AIA Loudoun County Public Schools - Award of Excellence in Service Thomas Jefferson Library George Mason University Hylton Performing Arts Center Stacey C. Sherwood Community Center Stacey C. Sherwood Community Center Virginia Recreation and Parks Society - Best New Facility Award Long Bridge Park Virginia Recreation and Park Society - Best New Facility - Parks, Playgrounds, Blueways, Greenways, and Trails Long Bridge Park and Recreation Center Washington Building Congress - Craftmanship Award Long Bridge Park Community Appearance Alliance of Northern Virginia - Community Appearance Award 2011 Arlington Fire Station No. 3 Fire Chief Magazine Station Style Awards - Career Notable Station George Mason University de Laski Performing Arts Building American School & University Educational Interiors - Collegiate Citation Thomas Jefferson Library Fairfax County Design Excellence Award University of Illinois Activities and Recreation Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility Delaware State University Wellness Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility University of Texas Maverick Activities Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility Dale City Volunteer Fire Station No. 10 Fire Chief Magazine - Gold Fire Station 2009 Fairfax Center Station No. 40 Fire Chief Magazine - Featured Fire Station 2008 University of Texas Maverick Activities Center Athletic Business - Facility of Merit 2007 Wilson Aquatic Center NAIOP MD-DC - Best Green Building Award Wilson Aquatic Center WBC Craftmanship Award 2004 University of Houston Student Recreation Center NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility University of Houston Campus Recreation and Wellness Center American School & University Architectural Portfolio 2003 Trinity University Center for Women in Sports The Masonry Institute - 1st Place Design Award 2002 Alexandria Fire Station No. 54 Fire Chief Magazine - Outstanding Design Renovation Twinbrook Community Center American Institute of Architects - Award of Excellence 2001 Wayne Hughes, AIA Virginia Society, American Institute of Architects - Special Achievement Award Page 2 Hughes Group Architects

Hughes Group Architects Sustainability LEED Experience Hughes Group Architects has been practicing Sustainable Design for over 30 years.

other strategies to achieve the sustainability goals sought by specific projects.

Hughes Group s experience with Sustainable Design allows us to provide our clients with designs that meet their sustainability goals without compromising durability, maintenance, or budget.

3 Hughes Group Architects Sustainability LEED Experience Hughes Group Architects has been practicing Sustainable Design for over 30 years. Since the early 1980s, we have pioneered sustainable design measures such as daylight harvesting, natural ventilation, the use of sustainable materials and energy reclamation for water and space heating systems. Over the last 15 years we have continued to innovate with and integrate sustainable design into each project including the use of vegetated roofs, rainwater harvesting, solar hot water heating, and other strategies to achieve the sustainability goals sought by specific projects. Today, with five LEED Accredited Professionals in house, we continue our commitment to the design, innovation, and implementation of Sustainable Design. Hughes Group s experience with Sustainable Design allows us to provide our clients with designs that meet their sustainability goals without compromising durability, maintenance, or budget. Our approach to Sustainable Design balances initial construction costs with long term life cycle costs of building systems to provide optimum cost effective designs. We have successfully achieved LEED Gold, Silver, and Certified designations for multiple projects using this methodology. LEED Gold Dale City Volunteer Fire Station #10 - Dale City, Virginia Stuart-Hobson Middle School, Washington, DC Coastal Carolina University, Recreation & Wellness Center Conway, South Carolina LEED Silver Turner Educational Complex - Washington, DC* Spring Hill Recreation Center - Fairfax County, Virginia* Oak Marr Recreation Center - Fairfax County, Virginia* Thomas Jefferson Library - Fairfax, Virginia Wilson Aquatic Center - Washington, DC Kennesaw State University, Student Recreation Center - Kennesaw, Georgia* Marywood University, Aquatic Center - Scranton, Pennsylvania* Long Bridge Aquatic Center - Arlington, Virginia* Wheatley Cole Community Center - Washington, DC* Arlington Fire Station #3 - Arlington, Virginia Wolf Trap Fire Station #42 - Vienna, Virginia* Clarksburg Fire Station #35 - Clarksburg, Maryland* Glenmont Fire Station #18 - Silver Spring, Maryland* Richmond Fire Station #17 - Richmond, Virginia* LEED Certification Young Harris College, Recreation Center - Young Harris, Georgia Fairfax Center Fire & Rescue Station #40 - Fairfax, Virginia *Project is registered with the U.S. Green Building Council, certification is pending Deep eaves Photovoltaic panels Rain Garden Reflective Roofing Roof Garden Solar Shading Hughes Group Architects Page 3

Project Name George Mason University Hylton Performing Arts Center Manassas, Virginia The Hylton Performing Arts Center is designed to provide Prince William County, the City of Manassas and George

4 Project Name George Mason University Hylton Performing Arts Center Manassas, Virginia The Hylton Performing Arts Center is designed to provide Prince William County, the City of Manassas and George Mason University the ability to educate, entertain and enrich the lives of the citizens of the County and City and the surrounding region by providing venues and facilities for outstanding professional performances appealing to a broad audience, provide resources for community arts groups and educational opportunities. The opera-style performance hall represents a benchmark in modern theater design in terms of compact layout and audience interaction. The tight horseshoe shape and three vertical tiers of boxes create a setting in which no seat is farther than 90 feet from the proscenium. The intimate space offers a place where every performance, no matter the content or style, allows the audience to be fully immersed in the action. The family boxes reinvent traditional seating that accommodates from 2 to 59 people and are structured to encourage the attendance of families with children and varied student groups. The team undertook a comprehensive planning effort that included a needs assessment, a review of existing community and campus arts organizations, an attendee PRISM market study for the entire county, a building program, site planning options, preliminary cost estimates for construction and long-term operations, a business plan, a memorandum of understanding with the three entities, and a detailed management program for the operation of the facility. Page 4 Hughes Group Architects

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Project Name George Mason University de Laski Performing Arts Building Fairfax, Virginia Every aspect of the de Laski Performing Arts Building at George Mason University is infused with a kinetic

8 Project Name George Mason University de Laski Performing Arts Building Fairfax, Virginia Every aspect of the de Laski Performing Arts Building at George Mason University is infused with a kinetic energy intended as a metaphor for music and bodies in motion. The program includes a band rehearsal room with sound locks, a percussion rehearsal hall with sound locks, instrument storage, two dance studios, dance student locker rooms, and a gallery area. A central circulation spine provides clarity to the internal circulation of the facility. The spine serves as the main public lobby for receptions, gathering, and miscellaneous student activities on the north, and a dance gallery space on the south. The new entrance faces one of the main pedestrian thoroughfares on the campus. Page 8 Hughes Group Architects

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Project Name Thomas Jefferson Library Fairfax, Virginia The design strategy was to expand the facility on the north façade to create a new public face for the library and

The interior was completely rehabilitated.

12 Project Name Thomas Jefferson Library Fairfax, Virginia The design strategy was to expand the facility on the north façade to create a new public face for the library and enhance its street presence while creating a new canopy entry element that facilitates covered pedestrian access from every part of the parking area. The interior was completely rehabilitated. A significant portion of the original building shell was saved and integrated into the new design as a part of the LEED Silver Certification. The structure was reinforced to current Structural standards and the Mechanical and Electrical systems were all replaced to meet current performance and LEED standards. Page 12 Hughes Group Architects

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Project Name Korean Central Presbyterian Church Centreville, Virginia The design of the Korean Central Presbyterian Church uses the beauty and harmony of nature as a spiritual focus and a practical

16 Project Name Korean Central Presbyterian Church Centreville, Virginia The design of the Korean Central Presbyterian Church uses the beauty and harmony of nature as a spiritual focus and a practical method of organization. The two-tiered exterior garden unifies the entire building s 160,000 SF composition while creating separate entrances to each of the Church s three ministries. The Korean Ministry is housed on the first floor and includes a 1,600 seat sanctuary with full audio-visual capabilities. Pastoral office, administrative offices and classrooms are adjacent to this sanctuary. A two-story fellowship hall, cafe, bookstore, library, gymnasium and kitchen are also located on the first floor and serve as a social hub for the entire church. The English and Education Ministries are housed on the second floor. The 500 seat chapel is the heart of the English Ministry which is supported by multipurpose rooms, classrooms and administrative offices. The Education Ministry includes a nursery, preschool and elementary classrooms. Page 16 Hughes Group Architects

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Sherwood Cultural Community Center Fairfax, Virginia This Community Center is designed to serve as the crossroads of cultural life for the City of Fairfax by providing a performing arts hall, art

The classic detailing, proportions and materials found on the exterior blend harmoniously within the historical context of the City of Fairfax and the adjacent police headquarters facility.

20 Sherwood Cultural Community Center Fairfax, Virginia This Community Center is designed to serve as the crossroads of cultural life for the City of Fairfax by providing a performing arts hall, art studios and multipurpose rooms. The center, which faces Van Dyck Park, is centrally located with excellent pedestrian, bicycle and vehicular access. The classic detailing, proportions and materials found on the exterior blend harmoniously within the historical context of the City of Fairfax and the adjacent police headquarters facility. The performing arts and meeting hall is designed for concerts, recitals, and social events with a host of specialized features which support each venue in a flexible manner. This 6,000 SF space has been designed with a ready access to storage to enhance rapid configuration changes. The room is easily divisible in half with a moveable wall and equipped with lighting and acoustic systems which can adjust to any room configuration. The facility also contains a room dedicated to art, a dance studio and several rooms for general, community use. Year Completed 2012 Project Size 6,000 SF Features Performing Arts Hall Art Studios Multipurpose Rooms Dance Studios Project Cost $5,000,000 Page 20 Hughes Group Architects

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* Certification pending Long Bridge Park and Aquatic Center Arlington, Virginia Hughes Group Architects is the prime consultant for the Master Planning and Design of this 33 Acre urban park and

Its flowing roof form will be an iconic symbol of the county. The center includes a 50-meter competition pool with 10-meter diving tower, teaching/therapy pools, community rooms and fitness zone.

24 * Certification pending Long Bridge Park and Aquatic Center Arlington, Virginia Hughes Group Architects is the prime consultant for the Master Planning and Design of this 33 Acre urban park and 115,000 GSF Aquatic Center located on the Potomac River in Crystal City. The 115,000 GSF Aquatic and Fitness Center is the focal point of the park. Its flowing roof form will be an iconic symbol of the county. The center includes a 50-meter competition pool with 10-meter diving tower, teaching/therapy pools, community rooms and fitness zone. This facility is designed to expand to include a three-court gymnasium, more fitness areas, multipurpose rooms, community-use areas and a 500-car underground garage. The park opened in November The Aquatic and Fitness Center is slated to be completed in Year Completed 2011 (Phase 1) 2015 (Phase 2) Project Size 33 Acre Park 115,000 GSF Aquatic Center Project Cost $62,000,000 (Est.) Features 50 M Competition Pool 10 M Diving Tower 25 yard warm-up pool Therapy & leisure pools Indoor water park Community Rooms Fitness Zone Esplanade Rain Garden & Sun Lawns Playing Fields Page 24 Hughes Group Architects

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Project Name Germantown Aquatic Center Germantown, Maryland Working closely with Montgomery County s aquatic staff, Hughes Group Architects designed a unique three-pool indoor aquatic center to serve

30 Project Name Germantown Aquatic Center Germantown, Maryland Working closely with Montgomery County s aquatic staff, Hughes Group Architects designed a unique three-pool indoor aquatic center to serve the full spectrum of recreation, competition and instructional programs. The competition pool is 25 meters by 25 yards and provides spectator seating on three sides. One, three and ten meter diving boards and platforms make this unique, high competition swimming venue one of the most comprehensive park developments in the nation. The 25 yard lap pool is designed for fitness and warm ups. The family pool has a unique configuration of ramps, slides and interactive water features. Year Completed 2003 Project Size 62,000 SF Project Cost $16,000,000 Features Diving Boards and Platforms 25 M Competition Pool 25 Yard Lap Pool Family Pool with Slides Interactive Water Features Page 30 Hughes Group Architects

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34 Contact Davis Drive, Suite 175 Sterling, VA Principals WAYNE L. HUGHES, AIA AMADO FERNANDEZ, AIA ELIEL ALFON, AIA J. Lynn Reda, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Gavin Myers, AIA H G HUGHES GROUP ARCHITECTS

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