Exhibit D Resumes of Witnesses
Charles R Heath, AIA NCARB LEED ap HEATH Architecture llc 2528 Starbrush Drive, East Petersburg, PA 17520 703.473.1000 cheath2528@outlook.com www.heatharchitecture.com Mr. Heath has been active in the senior housing field for over 25 years and has had the privilege of working with some of the most visionary leaders in the industry. His work has been recognized by numerous awards programs featuring senior housing. He has been at the forefront of the revolution in senior housing and has been a strong advocate for high quality senior environments. Awards: ALFA, NAHB, Hospitality Design Magazine, AIA Design for Aging Review, Steel in Architecture Licenses: Registered Architect in the Commonwealths of Virginia and Pennsylvania, LEED Accredited Professional EDUCATION Auburn University, Bachelor of Architecture 1980 Harvard Graduate School of Design Summer Program on Senior Housing 1995 HEATH Architecture LLC, Principal EXPERIENCE 2009 Present Founded a national full service architectural practice specializing in providing design excellence in the Health Care, Multifamily, Residential, Interior Design and Planning fields Design Consultant to Sunrise Senior Living Design Consultant Sunrise of Wisconsin Avenue, Design Consultant Sunrise of Wilton, CT Design Consultant Sunrise of Manhattan Beach, CA Design Consultant Sunrise of East Vancouver, Canada Design Consultant - US Veterans Administration s CLC Design Guide (2011 edition). Implemented Small House design principles and the Culture Change Movement into the guide which directs the design of all new VA and State VA Nursing Homes. Design Consultant - Patriots by the Lake project in Houston, Texas (BPM Architects). Advised on this multi-use project is to be designed for the Texas Department of Veterans Affairs. RLPS Architects 2009 2012 Associate of the firm specializing in the design of high quality senior housing and other market sectors Lead designer for the renovation of the Garden Spot Village Commons and Dining Venue. https://www.rlps.com/projects/garden-spot-village-2/ Team member for the master planning of the facilities of the Greencroft Communities, Goshen IN https://www.rlps.com/projects/greencroft-communities/ Team member for the master planning of The Moorings Presbyterian Homes https://www.rlps.com/projects/presbyterian-homes-moorings/ Sunrise Senior Living, Senior Director of Architecture Director of CapEX 2007 2011 Specialized in the design and development of interior architectural environments for all senior housing projects. Following a corporate reorganization selected to manage capital expenditures for 100 Senior Living Communities operating in 18 states with total combined budgets of $18M.
Oversaw all new development interior architecture for Martha Child Interiors (MCI), the Design Division of Sunrise Senior Living representing $375M in project cost. Lead Interior Architecture for MCI on renovation projects estimating $10M in annually. Resolved code compliance charges by the UK Fire Service resulting in a $7M savings. Conducted bi-annual site visits, created site evaluation reports and three year capital budgets for the portfolio with accountability for annual spending. Performed ROI studies including preliminary design sketches, conceptual and final budgets. Sibley Hospital, Grand Oaks Memory Care Neighborhoods Redesigned space to reposition the community and remove the hospital look and feel, infuse state of the art resident centered spaces, finishes and furnishings, ~$450K projected cost. Sunrise/INNOVA of Reston, VA Developed ROI study including design and budget, for three servery renovations to increase the appeal of the community and solve existing operational issues, ~475K project cost Perkins Eastman, Senior Associate 2005-2007 Partnered in the launch of the Arlington, VA office and served as Lead Architectural Designer. Designed The Sterling of the Woodlands, a Condominium for Life concept of Sunrise which was published in Design for Aging Design 9. 250,000 SF/133 Condominium Units/$50M Developed a Design Manual for all Sunrise Condominium projects that served as the design standard for engaging third party architectural consultants. MTFA Architecture, Senior Associate 2005 Led the design of a large mixed use project in Bethesda, MD BeeryRio Architecture + Interiors, Senior Associate 1988-2005 Developed proficiency and expertise in all phases of design and construction. Achieved 10 design awards for projects in three building types including: Senior Housing: Sunrise of Connecticut Avenue, Sunrise of Lincoln Park, Sunrise Cottages of Richmond; Educational: Langston-Brown Center; Interiors: Jammin Java.
C H A R L E S R H E A T H - S E L E C T E D P R O J E C T S Sterling of The Woodlands, The Woodlands, TX 133 Senior Condominiums with common areas including Restaurant, Pool, Spa and Living Areas 250,000 GSF, ~$50M Construction Cost Status: This project has been cancelled Published in Design for Aging Review 9 http://www.heatharchitecturellc.com/woodland.html Sunrise of Connecticut Avenue, 100 Assisted Living and Memory Care Units, 7 Stories 80,000 GSF, ~$23M Construction Cost This project is open and providing a high quality environment in which to provide senior services http://www.heatharchitecturellc.com/conneticut_avenue.html Sunrise of Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL 46 Assisted Living Units, 14 Memory Care Units, 60 Units Total 60,000 GSF, ~15M Construction Cost This building is open and providing quality care in an exciting environment in the heart of Chicago http://www.heatharchitecturellc.com/lincoln_park.html Jammin Java, Vienna, VA Coffee House, Guitar Shop, Music Center, Live Performance, Books, CD s and a professional Sound Studio make this one Jammin place. 5,400 GSF, ~$650,000 Construction Cost This space is Jammin night and day http://www.heatharchitecturellc.com/jammin_java.html Sunrise Cottages of Richmond, Richmond, VA 3 Cottage Complex, 70 Units Total, 54 Assisted Living Units 26 Memory Care Units ~49,000 GSF, ~$7.5M Construction Cost The complex is designed in a warm and friendly Arts and Crafts motif and has been very well received by the residents and the community
Philip Kroskin Senior Vice President of Real Estate As senior vice president of Real Estate, Philip focuses on the growth of Sunrise through the development of new communities. He works with the Sunrise business development and finance team to consider acquisitions, additional product offerings, and new operational opportunities. Prior to his current role, which he assumed in 2014, Philip served as senior vice president, asset management, at Sunrise. Philip has been with Sunrise since 2009. With more than 20 years of real estate background, Philip has extensive expertise in development, acquisitions, joint venture structuring, property valuation and asset management for The Mills Corporation, Bos Group, and Arthur Andersen Real Estate Services. Philip is a graduate from the University of Virginia architecture school with a bachelors and master s degree in urban and environmental planning. He has been a guest lecturer for UVA s Darden School of Business in Real Estate Development and Finance and a graduate student mentor at Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate at Georgetown University.
ANDREW ALTMAN Andrew Altman is a nationally recognized leader in urban planning and transforming cities. Mr. Altman was the first Chief Executive Officer of the London Olympic Park Legacy Company in London, England from 2009-2012. As CEO he led the master planning and development of the largest regeneration project in the United Kingdom to position the 600-acre, 2012 Olympic Park for its post-game use as a new international growth center. The London Olympic Park has been widely recognized as the most successful example of the master planning of an Olympics event to catalyze urban development. Before being recruited to London for the 2012 Olympics, he was the Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Planning for the city of Philadelphia under Mayor Michel Nutter. He chaired the Delaware River Waterfront Development Corporation and the City Planning Commission. Mr. Altman first established himself as an internationally recognized urban planner in as the city's Planning Director under Mayor Anthony A. Williams. He was involved in mediating many land use and historic preservation projects. He led the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative, which won numerous national planning and design awards, and was the founding CEO of the Anacostia Waterfront Corporation. Mr. Altman has held numerous fellowships related to urban planning including as a Senior Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics, a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institute Center for Metropolitan Policy, a Loeb Fellow at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, a German Marshall Fund Transatlantic Fellow in Europe and was a Lady Davis Fellow at the Technion University in Israel. He has been a visiting lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the University of Pennsylvania and the London School of Economics. He has a Masters in City Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Altman is currently the co-founder of Fivesquares Development, a real estate development company based in Washington. Mr. Altman speaks and consults on urban planning internationally, and is an Advisor to the School of Architecture and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Daniel B. VanPelt, P.E., PTOE Vice President & Principal Dan has more than 20 years of diverse transportation engineering and planning experience leading a wide variety of projects including: multimodal transportation impact studies, site access and circulation planning, campus master planning, functional parking lot and garage design, parking demand analysis, corridor studies, major data collection efforts, transportation demand management, loading dock design, intersection improvement design, signal design, signing and pavement marking design, public engagement, and expert witness testimony. Dan is one of the company s owners and he is based in the, office where he serves clients in the firm s DC, Arlington, and Alexandria markets. He is also responsible for the planning practice locally and abroad. He has worked for public, private, and institutional clients throughout the United States, and has worked internationally on projects in the United Arab Emirates, China, Venezuela, Brazil, and Mexico. Dan s project experience covers the full spectrum of land-use and includes: Multi-modal System Design/Planning: Eisenhower East Small Area Plan Update, Alexandria, VA DDOT Post-Construction Study, DC2024 Olympic Bid Transportation Planning, DC North-South Corridor Streetcar Planning Study, DC Multifamily Residential Parking Study, DC Circulator Transit Plan Update, Millwood Avenue Diversion Study, Winchester, VA Potomac Yard State of the Commute, Arlington, VA Mixed-Use Development The Wharf/SW Waterfront Redevelopment, 3900 Wisconsin Avenue NW (Fannie Mae), 750 North Glebe Road, Arlington, VA Brookland Manor, Sursum Corda Redevelopment, Central Armature Works Redevelopment, Eckington Yards, Clarendon West (Red Top Cab Site), Arlington, VA Crystal City Central District Retail, Arlington, VA Gateway at King and Beauregard, Alexandria, VA McMillan Sand Filtration Site, Union Market/1270 4 th St NE, Union Market/Angelika Theater, Robinson Terminal North, Alexandria, VA Sursum Corda Planned Unit Development, The Randall School Redevelopment, Education: MS in Civil Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis BS in Civil Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis BS in Physics, Bethany College Professional Registrations: Professional Engineer District of Columbia Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Professional Traffic Operations Engineer Professional Associations: Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA) Lambda Alpha International Land Economics Honor Society National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Experience: 20 years total 17 years with Gorove/Slade Associates Location: RESUME
Daniel B. VanPelt, P.E., PTOE Vice President & Principal Residential 375 and 425 M Street SW, 1770 Crystal Drive, Arlington, VA 1900 Crystal Drive, Arlington, VA 200 Stovall Street Resi Conversion, Alexandria, VA Monroe Street Market Block E, Century Center Residential, Arlington, VA Church of the Resurrection, Alexandria, VA St. Paul s Townhomes, The Josephites Townhomes, Two Eye Street SE, 500 Morse Street NE, The Altaire - 400 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA Ingleside at Rock Creek, M Street Town Center, St. Matthews Redevelopment, The Fillmore, Alexandria, VA The Kingsley, Alexandria, VA The Elliott, WeLive/Crystal Plaza 6, Arlington, VA Office/Commercial National Association of Broadcasters, 1900 N Street NW, Alexander Court/2000 L Street, 1700 M Street NW, 1000 Connecticut Avenue NW, 1700 K Street NW, 900 16 th Street NW, DC USA, Pinstripes at Georgetown Park, King Street Safeway, Alexandria, VA The Citadel Harris Teeter, Colleges, Universities, and Other Institutions Virginia Theological Seminary, Alexandria, VA Howard University Campus Plan, Washington, DC American University Campus Master Plan, University of the District of Columbia, Georgetown University Campus Plan, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH US Capitol Complex Framework Plan, District of Columbia Public Library at Cleveland Park, Primary and Secondary Schools New APS School at Reed Site, Arlington, VA The Whittle School, Latin American Montessori Bilingual PCS, Washington Leadership Academy, Washington, DC Bishop Ireton High School, Alexandria, VA St. Stephens & St. Agnes, Alexandria, VA Georgetown Day School, Holy Trinity School, Hotels 1700 Lee Highway (former Colony House site), Arlington, VA Old Post Office/Trump Hotel, Residence Inn First St SE, Gaylord National Harbor, Oxon Hill, MD Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center, Grapevine, TX Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, Nashville, TN Museums and Event Centers: Pentagon Memorial Visitor Education Center, Arlington, VA Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Expansion, U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, National Cathedral Visitors Center, Washington, DC Memorials and Museums Master Plan, National Zoo, Turning Stone Casino, Verona, NY Connecticut Convention Center, Hartford, CT The Phillips Collection, Sylvan Theater at Washington Monument, DC Emergency Short-Term Family Shelters Ward 4 Short Term Family Housing Ward 5 Short Term Family Housing Ward 6 Short Term Family Housing Ward 7 Short Term Family Housing RESUME