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<br />LPOC36007.2022 City of Sunny Isles Beach/ Continuing Services for Landscape Architectural Services/RFQ # 22-06-01
<br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
<br />Miami Worldcenter, Miami, FL — Landscape architect for Kimley-Horn’s design services
<br />for the 20-acre, 13 million SF Miami Worldcenter. Responsible for quality assurance/quality
<br />control (QA/QC) of construction documents and construction administration services such as
<br />submittal review and tagging of plant material. As proposed, the Worldcenter will create a vibrant,
<br />walkable pedestrian environment with a unique sense of place for retail, residential, office, and
<br />institutional uses. Kimley-Horn partnered with a private developer, the City of Miami, the Miami
<br />Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), and other stakeholders in preparing typical sections
<br />for streetscapes for this downtown project. Kimley-Horn also partnered with a number of utility
<br />companies to determine existing underground conditions. Once this information was obtained, we
<br />worked with multiple stakeholders to develop and evaluate various streetscape options for roads
<br />and avenues within the multi-block project limits.
<br />Fort Lauderdale Downtown Mobility Hub Streetscape, Fort Lauderdale, FL — Landscape
<br />architect for Kimley-Horn’s design services under a continuing services contract. Responsible
<br />for schematic design studies for multi-modal ROW corridors. Kimley-Horn is providing
<br />landscape architecture design, planning, traffic engineering, and civil engineering services
<br />for the revitalization of the existing streetscape in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The goal is to
<br />create a pedestrian-friendly environment by adding walk/bike lanes and creating separation
<br />between traffic and pedestrian spaces—this includes adjusting lane lengths and altering bus
<br />lanes. Kimley-Horn is coordinating with various stakeholders (Broward County, Broward County
<br />Transportation, Sun Trolley, Brightline Rail) and prepared workshop-style presentations for several
<br />streetscape options.
<br />Biscayne Green, Miami, FL — Project management and design team. Working with the Miami
<br />Parking Authority and in collaboration with the Miami Downtown Development Authority, Kimley-
<br />Horn is actively developing a long-term vision for the redesign of a portion of Biscayne Boulevard
<br />in downtown Miami. The segment of Biscayne Boulevard between SE 1st Street and NE 6th Street
<br />will be transformed from parking lots and travel lanes into a dynamic linear park and promenade
<br />linking downtown and Bayfront Park. The intent is to narrow the vehicular corridor along this
<br />stretch from 8 lanes to 4 lanes of traffic and remove the NE 1st and 4th Streets intersections to
<br />increase connectivity and meet the transportation needs of all street users in a safe and enjoyable
<br />manner. Throughout the visioning process, from information gathering and consensus building to
<br />program planning, the Kimley-Horn team engaged the public as well as advisory and stakeholder
<br />committees to inform the design.
<br />Grove Central Station, a Transit-Oriented Development, Miami, FL — Landscape architect
<br />for this mixed-use transit-oriented, urban development consisting of retail and residential use.
<br />Kimley-Horn is providing civil engineering services for the on-site and off-site components of the
<br />project. The project entails the redevelopment of an existing surface parking lot serving the Grove
<br />Metrorail Station in Miami, Florida into a multi-tenant retail facility and apartment building. As
<br />part of the Miami-Dade County Rapid Transit Zone, this project requires close coordination with
<br />the Miami-Dade Department of Transit and Public Works to ensure connectivity of buses, rail,
<br />bicycles, and pedestrians is enhanced.
<br />SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS
<br />• Has more than 17 years in
<br />landscape architecture.
<br />• Extensive technical experience
<br />in grading and planting design,
<br />drainage, soils, stormwater
<br />management, detailing, and
<br />installation of oceanfront
<br />landscapes over structure
<br />PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
<br />• Bachelor, Landscape
<br />Architecture with Honors,
<br />Pennsylvania State University,
<br />2005
<br />• Professional Landscape
<br />Architect in Florida,
<br />#LA6667406, November 16,
<br />2019
<br />• Professional Landscape
<br />Architect in Florida, New York,
<br />New Jersey, and Washington
<br />• Council of Landscape
<br />Architectural Registration
<br />Boards (CLARB) Certified
<br />Professional
<br />MATTHEW WISNIEWSKI, PLA
<br />Quality Assurance/Quality Control; Landscape Architecture/Site
<br />Master Planning/Active and Passive Park Design/ Streetscape
<br />Planning and Design
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