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Allan Zamora, RAProject Architect
<br />BEAarchitects
<br />registrations
<br />Registered Architect:
<br />Florida AR 94625
<br />education
<br />Florida International University
<br />Paul Cejas School of Architecture
<br />Master of Architecture
<br />Florida International University
<br />Paul Cejas School of Architecture
<br />Bachelor of Design
<br />in Architectural Studies
<br />Miami Dade College
<br />Associate of Arts, Architecture
<br />experience
<br />Mr. Zamora is a registered architect with over 14 years of experience, ranging from government &
<br />municipal public projects to commercial and large residential apartment projects. Graduating from
<br />Florida International University with his Master of Architecture degree, he has worked on a wide variety
<br />of projects for the likes of the Miami International Airport, PortMiami and Miami-Dade County Parks.
<br />Parking Facility, Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal 1. A state-of-the-art 190,000 SF passenger
<br />cruise terminal facility also includes a 1,000-space parking garage and Intermodal Center as well as a
<br />1,400-foot-long berth facility. The terminal complex provides a landscaped public plaza, accented by
<br />a tensile sail structure for shade purposes, that connects the cruise terminal complex to nearby dining,
<br />shopping and entertainment options available to both cruise passengers as well as to crew members.
<br />The passenger waiting area has been located at the second floor of the terminal and is provided with
<br />a 200-foot-long north-facing glazed wall that provides panoramic views of Port Everglades. Another
<br />design effort to enhance the overall passenger experience locates both the Intermodal Center and
<br />Passenger Drop-off areas at the ground level of the parking garage, thus providing shade and shelter
<br />from the sun and drenching summer rains while providing the shortest walking distance to the cruise
<br />terminal complex.
<br />Expansion and Renovation to Cruise Terminal No. 2 Building, Port of Galveston, Texas. This
<br />prestigious newly-awarded (2014) project is a Design I Build fast-track expansion of an existing
<br />90,000-square-foot terminal by adding 60,000 square feet on two stories - 30,000 square feet on each
<br />ftoor. The facility will accommodate ships carrying more than 4,000 passengers. Plans also include
<br />expanding areas for passenger screening, baggage handling and customs enforcement.
<br />Cape Liberty Cruise Terminal, Bayonne, New Jersey. Master Planning, Site Planning, Schematic
<br />Design for a new $45 million, 106,000- Cruise Terminal and CBP facility, 1,300 space - five level parking
<br />garage structure, on-grade parking lot and Ground Transportation Area / Intermodal facility. The Cruise
<br />Terminal and Parking Garage facilities are being designed to achieve LEED Silver rating. The design
<br />of the Cruise Terminal and CBP areas conform to most recent Cruise Terminal Design Standards and
<br />CBP Minimum Physical Security Requirements as published by the Department of Homeland Securi-
<br />ty. The result is a streamlined CBP facility that virtually eliminates redundancies inherent in previous
<br />terminals design. BEA is capitalizing on its professional relationships and past experience leading
<br />and coordinated the design process with technical reviewers and professional staff from Homeland
<br />Security’s office in Indianapolis, Indiana.
<br />PortMiami Cruise Terminals F & G Remodeling, Miami, FL. Architectural/Engineering and Con-
<br />struction Management services for miscellaneous upgrades and remodelings to PortMiami Cruise
<br />Terminals F&G. Included exterior curtain wall waterproofing, new passenger bridge doors, ADA and
<br />life safety assessment, interior columns cladding, circulation studies and a new intermodal facility for
<br />passenger buses.
<br />PortMiami Cruise Terminal J Remodeling, Miami, FL. Fast-Track contract as prime consultants to
<br />perform A/E services for Miscellaneous Upgrades and Repairs to Port of Miami, Terminal J. Scope of
<br />work included remodeling all public restrooms, new exterior elevator, railings, shading system, steel
<br />column covers along with life safety study and roof assessment report. Most of the renovations and
<br />upgrades incorporated in Cruise Terminal J implement sustainable systems and apply towards LEED
<br />certification.
<br />Metromover Bicentennial Park Station Rehabilitation, Miami, FL. Design-Build project for the
<br />rehabilitation of the Metromover Bicentennial Park Station in Downtown Miami. This included the
<br />replacement of existing escalator, elevator, ceiling, light fixtures, people counters, and modifications to
<br />the existing canopy along with other repairs. Work also included site improvements such as grading,
<br />paving, drainage, painting, lighting, and landscaping; all of which was coordinated with the design of
<br />the new Miami Art Museum. The primary mechanism for determining compliance with the program
<br />was USGBC’s LEED Rating System, which was successfully implemented throughout the project.23 |
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