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Richard Dallam, AIA, LEED Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium United States Navy Naval Hospital Bremerton Richard Dallam, with degrees in architecture and philosophy, sees architecture as applied

A partner at NBBJ, he approaches architecture in a way that leverages social and cultural belief systems to weave everyday life into people s experiences.

1 Richard Dallam, AIA, LEED Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium United States Navy Naval Hospital Bremerton Richard Dallam, with degrees in architecture and philosophy, sees architecture as applied philosophy, developing buildings that have strong connections to culture and experience. A partner at NBBJ, he approaches architecture in a way that leverages social and cultural belief systems to weave everyday life into people s experiences. An innovative designer with great versatility, architecture allows him to integrate his broad interests in and knowledge of art and science in a field that is both applied and theoretical. His range of experience includes civic, education, mixed-use commercial, healthcare, urban design and campus planning. Richard s design approach is highly collaborative. He believes that architecture emerges from, and is created for and with, the people, culture and values of a particular place and time. He is extremely well regarded for his skills, his ability to listen to his clients and his success in engaging a wide range of people in the design process. Each project begins by discovering his client s hopes, dreams, and aspirations. Knowing what inspires each of his client groups, Richard is better able to understand and balance the many priorities and objectives that define each project. Before designing, Richard always asks, How do you want to live your life? Buildings last for centuries, so he believes in taking a value-based approach to architecture; to create enriching experiences for our communities, rather than populating them with commodities. Richard has been actively involved in the Seattle arts community for over 18 years; being the former chairman of the public art committee of the Seattle Arts Commission. He serves on the Board of Trustees for both educational and healthcare institutions. EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts, 1976, University of California, Davis Master of Arts, 1978, University of Arizona Bachelor of Architecture, 1981, University of Idaho REGISTRATION NCARB Architecture, Washington LEED Accredited Professional SELECTED AWARDS Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award of Merit, Virginia Mason Medical Center, North Pavilion and Master Plan, Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (1990) Design Award, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, Phase 1 Addition, Women s Center, AIA/Health Facilities Review (1993) Award of Merit, Illumination Design Award, Harrison Memorial Hospital Surgery Expansion, Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (1996) Honor Award for Master Planning, Tzu Chi Hall of Still Thoughts, ASLA (1997) Design Award, Alaska Native Medical Center, Modern Healthcare (1997) Honor Award, Alaska Native Medical Center, AIA Alaska Chapter (1997) Design Award, Harrison Memorial Hospital Surgery Expansion, Modern Healthcare (1999) Design Award, Tzu Chi Hall of Still Thoughts, Modern Healthcare (1999) Design Award, Tzu Chi Hsintien Hospital, Modern Healthcare (1999) Honor Award for Citizen Involvement, Harborview Medical Center, Master Plan, American Planning Association, Washington Chapter (2001) Merit Award, United States Navy, Naval Hospital Bremerton, Clinic Addition and Renovation, AIA Seattle Chapter (2002) Design Award of Excellence, Swedish Medical Center, Cancer Institute, Modern Healthcare (2002) Commendation Award, Swedish Medical Center, Cancer Institute, AIA Seattle Chapter (2002) Design Award, United States Navy, Naval Hospital Bremerton, Clinic Addition and Renovation, Modern Healthcare (2003) Honor Award, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, Southcentral Foundation, PCC II, AIA Alaska Chapter, (2003)

Richard Dallam, AIA, LEED Alaska Native Medical Center Swedish Medical Center SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE AS CO-DESIGNER WITH STEVE MCCONNELL Alaska Native Medical Center Anchorage, Alaska Project

Stein, FAIA, FACHA This is very much a people-oriented plan that offers a very elegant and warm environment.

2 Richard Dallam, AIA, LEED Alaska Native Medical Center Swedish Medical Center SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE AS CO-DESIGNER WITH STEVE MCCONNELL Alaska Native Medical Center Anchorage, Alaska Project Designer Honor Award, AIA, Alaska Chapter (1997) Design Award, Modern Healthcare (1997) Jury Comments The overall design is successful at all levels, from building entry to interior details. Morris A. Stein, FAIA, FACHA This is very much a people-oriented plan that offers a very elegant and warm environment. Merlin Lickhalter, AIA, FACHA The immersion of the design team into the culture of the Native Americans in Alaska resulted in an exceptional project that reflects the attitude and culture of their users. Jim Beight, AIA Reebok World Headquarters Canton, Massachusetts Design Review Boston Society of Architects (2001) Office Building of the Year, BOMA (2001) Honor Award, Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts (2001) American Architecture Award, Chicago Athenaeum (2000) Award of Commendation, AIA, Seattle Chapter (2000) Global Gateway Mixed-Use Cultural, Employee and Family Service Complex Changwon, Korea Principal Designer Winner, international invited competition Suyoung Bay Development Master Plan Pusan, Korea Design Review This design dealt with all aspects of creating a waterfront community, including government, culture, recreation, business and working, and living. Its ideas of integration of community, culture and government are relevant to the Capitol. Finalist, international design competition Swedish Medical Center Southeast Tower in Charge This project creates a new civic icon with continuous connectivity to landmarks and daylight and integration with commissioned art in an inclusive way that can inform the Capitol experience. Citations, AIA / Modern Healthcare (1997, 2000) Merit Award, AIA, Seattle Chapter (1997) Outstanding Achievement. IIDA (1997) United States Department of Justice Federal Detention Center SeaTac, Washington Project Designer This project creates a dignified and respectful presence in a small growing community south of Seattle for a very serious federal justice facility. SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE WITH SPECIFIC RELEVANCE TO THE ALASKA STATE CAPITOL PROJECT Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Southcentral Foundation, PCC II Anchorage, Alaska Principal Designer Honor Award, AIA, Alaska Chapter (2003)

Richard Dallam, AIA, LEED Tzu Chi Hall of Still Thoughts Resource Plaza Bartlett Regional Hospital Modernization Juneau, Alaska Designer This project is responsive to the Juneau climate and creates

Huangpu District Library Shanghai, People s Republic of China Principal in Charge This project brought a new public presence and dignity to the central district library for Shanghai.

3 Richard Dallam, AIA, LEED Tzu Chi Hall of Still Thoughts Resource Plaza Bartlett Regional Hospital Modernization Juneau, Alaska Designer This project is responsive to the Juneau climate and creates an inviting gathering space. Huangpu District Library Shanghai, People s Republic of China Principal in Charge This project brought a new public presence and dignity to the central district library for Shanghai. United States Navy Naval Hospital Bremerton Clinic Addition and Renovation Bremerton, Washington This facility provides a shiplike response to a great natural setting on Puget Sound, bringing daylight and dignity to all of the public and treatment areas and incorporating a highly effective, low-cost approach to disaster mobilization. Design Award, Modern Healthcare (2003) Merit Award, AIA, Seattle (2002) Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center Phase 1 Addition, Women s Center Pomona, California This project reflects an acute sensitivity to the needs of women and a comfortable architecture of place. It was hugely successful in making this healthcare program the program of choice and dominant in the region. Design Award, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, Phase 1 Addition, Women s Center, AIA / Health Facilities Review (1993) Resource Plaza Shanghai, People s Republic of China Designer This project creates a remarkable presence on the skyline, anchoring the south end of the Bund and an important public place at the intersection of the main street through old Shanghai and the Huang Pu River. Security Pacific Art Gallery Project Manager/Designer This project created a transforming environment for engaging the public in contemporary art. Working handin-hand with several artists, the designers introduced the art experience at the street at both auto and pedestrian scale, integrating an inside-outside experience that drew people out of their routines into an environment of cutting edge art. Shanghai American School Shanghai, People s Republic of China Principal in Charge This project involved creating a learning environment aimed at immersing a wide range of nationalities of expatriate children in an environment steeped in the physical sensibilities of ancient Chinese scholarship, and delivering a thoroughly modern and comprehensive western-style education. Tzu Chi Hall of Still Thoughts (includes Tantzu Medical Center) Tai Chung, Taiwan, Republic of China Principal in Charge This Central Temple, educational, and residential complex for one of the largest Buddhist sects in the world combines symbolism and ceremony steeped in the Buddhist tradition with a sustainable approach to the mountainside climate of Northern Taiwan.

Steve McConnell, AIA United States Federal Courthouse I truly believe the Seattle Courthouse will be one of the finest buildings in our Program.

design. Here the architectural achievement derives from re-examination of the program requirements for a complex function, and artfully integrates interior and exterior connection.

4 Steve McConnell, AIA United States Federal Courthouse I truly believe the Seattle Courthouse will be one of the finest buildings in our Program. Ed Feiner Chief Architect General Services Administration This project demonstrates the effectiveness of the United States General Service Administration s program to advance the quality of civic design. Here the architectural achievement derives from re-examination of the program requirements for a complex function, and artfully integrates interior and exterior connection. Jury Comments, AIA Seattle Award Steve McConnell s design leadership is guided by the belief that design can transform his client s enterprise and realize his client s aspirations. Over the years, Steve has become widely recognized for developing innovative design team strategies that enable extraordinary performance. His leadership model cultivates the best ideas by emphasizing collaboration, action, and focus. Steve has led multidisciplinary teams on numerous largescale urban developments around the world. Current notable projects include the just completed U.S. Federal Courthouse in Seattle, a new 200,000-square-meter mixed-use community on the Seattle waterfront, and a new mixed-use residential community in Shanghai s Huangpu district, situated between the old city and the river opposite Pudong. Steve led NBBJ s successful Stage One competition tender for the new Hong Kong Central Government and Legislative Council Complex at Tamar, as well as the winning design for Hong Kong s new Asia World Expo, now under construction. Prior to joining NBBJ, he worked in Tokyo for the worldrenowned architect, Arata Isozaki, and led design of the Kashi twin residential towers in Fukuoka, Japan. Reebok World Headquarters EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, 1984 Southern California Institute of Architecture REGISTRATION NCARB Architecture, Washington; California; Massachusetts; New Jersey; Nevada; and Ohio SELECTED AWARDS Outstanding Achievement, Swedish Medical Center South Tower, IIDA (1997) Merit Award, Swedish Medical Center AIA, Seattle Chapter (1997) Citation, Swedish Medical Center South Tower, AIA / Modern Healthcare (1997) Governor s Livability Award, Broadway Place, State of Oregon (1999) Urban Design Award, Broadway Place, AIA, California Council (1999) American Architecture Award, Reebok World Headquarters, Chicago Athenaeum (2000) Citation, Swedish Medical Center South Tower, AIA / Modern Healthcare (2000) Commendation Award, Reebok World Headquarters, AIA, Seattle Chapter (2000) Office Building of the Year, Reebok World Headquarters, BOMA (2001) Honor Award, Reebok World Headquarters, AIA / Boston Society of Architects (2001) Honor Award, Reebok World Headquarters, AGC Build Massachusetts (2001) Design Excellence Exhibition, U.S. Federal Courthouse, American Architectural Foundation / GSA (2003) Special Achievement Award, U.S. Federal Courthouse, US General Services Administration (2004) Civic Spirit Exhibition, U.S. Federal Courthouse, Center for Architecture, New York City (2004) Commendation Award, U.S. Federal Courthouse, AIA / Seattle Chapter (2004) Pankow Award for Innovation, U.S. Federal Courthouse, Civil Engineering Research Foundation (2004)

Steve McConnell, AIA Suyoung Bay Development Master Plan Swedish Medical Center Southeast Tower SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE AS CO-DESIGNER WITH RICHARD DALLAM Alaska Native Medical Center Anchorage,

Architects (2001) Office Building of the Year, BOMA (2001) Honor Award, Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts (2001) American Architecture Award, Chicago Athenaeum (2000) Award of

5 Steve McConnell, AIA Suyoung Bay Development Master Plan Swedish Medical Center Southeast Tower SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE AS CO-DESIGNER WITH RICHARD DALLAM Alaska Native Medical Center Anchorage, Alaska Design Review Design Award, Modern Healthcare (1997) Honor Award, AIA, Alaska Chapter (1997) Reebok World Headquarters Canton, Massachusetts Principal in Charge, Design Boston Society of Architects (2001) Office Building of the Year, BOMA (2001) Honor Award, Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts (2001) American Architecture Award, Chicago Athenaeum (2000) Award of Commendation, AIA, Seattle Chapter (2000) Global Gateway Mixed-Use Cultural, Employee and Family Service Complex Changwon, Korea Senior Designer Winner, international invited competition Suyoung Bay Development Master Plan Pusan, Korea Senior Designer This design dealt with all aspects of creating a waterfront community, including governmental, cultural, recreational, business and working, and living. Its ideas of integration of community, culture and government are relevant to the Capitol. Finalist, international design competition Swedish Medical Center Southeast Tower This project creates a new civic icon with continuous connectivity to landmarks and daylight and integration with commissioned art in an inclusive way that can inform the Capitol experience. Citations, AIA / Modern Healthcare (1997, 2000) Merit Award, AIA, Seattle Chapter (1997) Outstanding Achievement, IIDA (1997) United States Department of Justice Federal Detention Center SeaTac, Washington This project creates a dignified and respectful presence for a very serious federal justice facility sited in a small, growing community south of Seattle. SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE WITH SPECIFIC RELEVANCE TO THE ALASKA STATE CAPITOL PROJECT United States Federal Courthouse Design Principal in Charge GSA Design Excellence Award (2004) Award of Commendation, AIA, Seattle Chapter (2004) Charles Pankow Award for Innovation, American Society of Civil Engineers (2004) Design Excellence - A Legacy of Public Architecture and Art, The Octagon, Washington D.C. (2003)

Steve McConnell, AIA Miller Park Hong Kong Central Government Complex Hong Kong Central Government Complex Hong Kong, People s Republic of China Principal in Charge, Design Relevant on many levels

Milwaukee s baseball fans tying traditions of picnics in the park to the procession and concourse.

This is a response to local tradition and climate relevant to the Capitol.

6 Steve McConnell, AIA Miller Park Hong Kong Central Government Complex Hong Kong Central Government Complex Hong Kong, People s Republic of China Principal in Charge, Design Relevant on many levels see detailed description Finalist international design competition, final award pending Miller Park Milwaukee, Wisconsin Senior Designer This baseball park integrates an all weather experience for Milwaukee s baseball fans tying traditions of picnics in the park to the procession and concourse. It provides the ability to be an open air ballpark with great connections to the surrounding park with the ability to roof and air condition the park in less desirable weather. This is a response to local tradition and climate relevant to the Capitol. Winner, invited design competition Asia World Expo Hong Kong, People s Republic of China in Charge This project is a continuum of experience from arrival at the airport (whether by plane or train from Hong Kong) to the Expo reception area to the exhibition halls themselves. This experience reinforces the importance of the visitor and the excitement of the current exhibits relevant to the inclusiveness sought in the Capitol. Fukui Prefectural Hospital Fukai, Japan Design Principal in Charge This design explored a new typology for creating permanent way-finding and socialization experiences in a volatile and changing building type. It has some interesting ideas about people connecting through integrated infrastructure, relevant to the need for inter-building connections at the Capitol. Finalist, invited design competition Calgary Courts Centre Calgary, Canada in Charge This design is inspired by the desire to create a strong judicial symbol and presence, creating a civic and public strength of place. The Residence at Liberty Jersey City, New Jersey Design Principal in Charge The design emphasizes natural light with expansive glass walls connecting users to panoramic views. Calgary Courts Centre

Alaska State Capitol TEAM COMPOSITION

Alaska State Capitol TEAM COMPOSITION www.nbbj.com January 3, 2005 Alaska State Capitol Designer/Design Competition City and Borough of Juneau, Purchasing Division 105 Municipal Way, Room 200 Juneau, Alaska