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ILandscape Architecture I 3-9 11 II II Education Joseph Pobiner, FAICP, CNU-A M.C.R.P., Ohio State University Planning and Analysis aB.A., Political Science, Ohio State University Joseph Pobiner is an award-winning master planner and urban designer who has created Q Certifications memorable and sustainable places for more than 30 years. Throughout his career, he has American Institute Certified positively influenced development across the U.S. (40 states)and worldwide in 24 countries on Planner(AInsti Texas(9029) 6 continents. He has led the global master planning practice for international firms with projects encompassing over 250 million total acres (386,000 square miles), creating over $52 billion Congress for the New new construction and over $10 billion in fees. A client-focused, collaborative, and creative Urbanism Accredited professional, he has worked with a broad array of clients, representing projects in almost every Professional(CNU-A) market sector: aviation and airport planning; mixed-use master plans; corporate campuses; sports and entertainment districts; development guidelines; town and regional planning; district Professional Affiliations and corridor planning; university campuses; healthcare and medical campuses; urban design American Institute of and place-making; hospitality and resorts; and visioning. Certified Planners, College of Fellows; National Editorial As a consultant and project principal, Mr. Pobiner has over 25 years in senior management Advisory Board; National with national and international practices, has maintained an 80 percent hit rate(proposals and Membership Advisory Board interviews)and a 75 percent client retention rate, and was interviewed for the documentary film "Revival of Community." His innovative method uses three unique and proprietary planning American Planning approaches: I Association, Charter Member; Co-Founder, Urban Design 1. NANO Plan (TM)(Narrow Area/New Objective)—NANO plans are applied to small areas Department; Editor, Texas requiring a focused approach, such as districts and corridors; Planning Review; Texas APA 2. Rapid/Response Plan (TM)—Deployed for communities that seek to grow in both a rapid IBoard of Directors and responsible manner; and, Congress for the New 3. FastForward Plan (TM)—An accelerated approach that results in a completed master plan Urbanism in approximately half the time of a standard approach. 1 Society for College & Mr. Pobiner was honored by his peers with induction into AICP's College of Fellows(FAICP), Y University Planning recognizing his achievements as a planning consultant. FAICP is the highest honor given to Urban Land Institute professional planners, with around 350 active members worldwide. He was also one of the 1 first professionals worldwide to earn the CNU-A accreditation (from the Congress for the New Urbanism), the only certification that combines principles of sustainability and urban design. There are only approximately 225 CNU-A professionals worldwide. I Mr. Pobiner's project experience prior to joining Atkins includes: Adriatica Mixed-Use Master Planned Community, McKinney,TX. Mr. Pobiner was principal planner for this project that involved a 48-acre town center master plan based on European design principles from a Croatian harbor village. I Capitol South Multi-Use Redevelopment Plan, Columbus, OH.As principal planner, Mr. Pobiner helped to create a redevelopment plan for the southeastern quadrant of downtown I Columbus, including new retail and hotel development, new state and federal offices, parking management, preservation of the historic Ohio Theater, and new urban design guidelines. Citywide Development Guidelines, Columbus, OH. Mr. Pobiner developed urban design guidelines and development standards for the City of Columbus metropolitan region (1 million Ipersons). Comprehensive and Town Center Plans, Bellaire, TX. Mr. Pobiner served as principal planner to develop a new comprehensive plan for an urban enclave city, including establishment I of a new Town Center, locations for future park sites, new development guidelines, and preservation of existing residential neighborhoods. I0006.027944_0512 Atkins I City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-02