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AECOM Section 2 <br />Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and <br />Parking Garage <br />Sunny Isles Beach, FL <br />Key Personnel: Nina Gladstone, Ovidio Rodriquez, <br />Orlando Hernandez, Grep Ault, Gustavo Santana <br />AECOM was chosen by the City of Sunny Isles Beach <br />to plan and design a new parking garage to be located <br />within a new community park. The proposed site <br />consisted of 5 acres with approximately one acre <br />being dedicated to the garage and the remaining four <br />acres for a new public park called Heritage Park (also <br />designed by AECOM). <br />The parking garage consists of 4- levels and 515 <br />spaces with first floorfunctional areas being <br />dedicated to concessions, park support, and portions <br />of the City's Public Works Department in an effort to <br />activate street level activities. <br />The park component includes a children's playground, <br />public plaza area, gazebo for community events and <br />multipurpose green space. Paramount among the <br />design goals was to create a garage which blended in <br />with the park while simultaneously complementing <br />the overall contemporary image of the City of Sunny <br />Isles Beach. The garage site is immediately adjacent <br />to the Atlantic Ocean immediately north of Miami <br />Beach. There was a design concern that the salt water <br />environment of the garage could cause premature <br />aging of its structure. As a result, the decision was <br />made to use a post tensioned structure for its long <br />term durability and maintenance free structure <br />against these negative environmental impacts. <br />Due to the typical poor soil conditions found in Miami <br />Beach, the ground floor was designed as a structural <br />slab and the building is supported by a deep piling <br />system to ensure structural integrity during hurricane <br />season. <br />RFQ No. 14 -07 -02 <br />Duval County Old Federal Courthouse <br />Renovation <br />Duval County, FL <br />Key Personnel: Gus Barrera, Doug McKenzie, Gustavo <br />Santana <br />13 <br />AECOM was selected by the City of Jacksonville and <br />Duval County to provide both A/E design and Program <br />Management services for the Duval County Courts <br />system. AECOM led team is providing complete <br />architectural and engineering design services for <br />multiple courts - related projects throughout the City <br />and County. These projects include the renovation <br />and conversion of the historic 1930's Federal <br />Courthouse for use by the State Attorney's office. <br />The 6- story, 172,000 SF building will be completely <br />gutted and provided with all new interior finishes and <br />engineering systems. The Public Defender's office will <br />be relocated to 70,000 SF of totally renovated space <br />on two floors of the Ed Ball Building. AECOM will <br />design all new interior finishes, mechanical, electrical, <br />plumbing, fire protection, life safety and security <br />systems. <br />As the Owners Consultant, the AECOM team is also <br />providing Program Management services to the <br />City of Jacksonville / Duval County for the design <br />of a new courthouse building. AECOM will assist <br />the City /County in fulfilling a complete courthouse <br />building program for a new courthouse designed <br />to house 50 courtrooms in approximately 780,000 <br />SF. AECOM's role includes supporting the Owner's <br />project management staff, providing design and <br />constructability reviews, preparing cost estimates, <br />and verifying accomplishment of design objectives. In <br />addition to the architectural, structural, MEP -FP, and <br />civil reviews specialized project reviews will address <br />security, technology, roofing, and fire protection. <br />During the construction phase the AECOM led team <br />will also provide threshold inspection services, <br />construction administration oversight services, and <br />assist the Owner with the QA /QC programs. <br />