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perkinswill.com 113 KIMLEY-HORN SIMILAR WORK EXPERIENCE An Introduction to OZ290026.15O_Sunny Isles Arch Design Srvcs_Civil.indd Representative Projects The Lincoln Miami Beach, FL The Lincoln was the first public/private initiative by the City of Miami Beach to encourage infill development on the under-utilized city surface parking lots in the South Beach community. It is now a multi-story mixed-use facility that includes 120,000 square feet of Class A office space, 38,500 square feet of retail space, and 719 public parking spaces. Kimley-Horn provided site civil services that included the successful resolution of complex drainage and grading issues in order to work with the existing curb conditions. The firm also provided landscape architecture, construction plans, and permitting. Kimley-Horn’s landscape architecture services included the temporary relocation and preservation of mature canopy trees and the planting design for seven levels of planters that wrap the entire garage. Working closely with the project architect we were successful in meeting the needs of the City, the developer, and the local community. Midtown Miami Miami, FL Located in the heart of Miami, this 56-acre brownfield site is the largest redevelopment project in the City of Miami. Kimley-Horn worked with the architectural design team to develop a truly urban mixed-use master plan that can support 1.2 million square feet of commercial development; 4,500 residential units; 15,000 square feet of office space; and parks. The design includes nearly 12,000 linear feet of urban streetscapes, a linear park system, an urban plaza, and a series of vest pocket parks. Kimley-Horn authored streetscape design guidelines for the project and prepared a Regional Activity Center (RAC) justification report to increase DRI thresholds. We planned and designed all public and private infrastructure including roadways, utilities, FPL and telecommunications duct banks, and traffic signals. The firm provided design, permitting, and construction administration services for the installation of 12,500 linear feet of new 12-inch water distribution mains and 6,500 linear feet of a new 8- to 20-inch sanitary sewer main. Kimley-Horn also provided traffic, landscape architecture, and urban planning services, and designed water and sewer service connections for future parcel developments. In addition, we assisted the developer in establishing the Midtown Miami Community Development District (CDD) and served as the district engineer.