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<br /> I Education Thomas JohnsonRLA LEED AP
<br /> B.L.A., College of i i
<br /> Architecture and Planning, Urban Design and Design Guidelines
<br /> 1 Ball State University
<br /> Registrations/Licenses Thomas Johnson has 18 years of professional landscape architecture experience, covering a
<br /> Registered Landscape wide range of diversity and scale with particular interest in urban design, sustainable design,
<br /> I Architect:
<br /> Florida, LA6666742, 2004 park and open-space planning, theme park and attractions, hotel and resorts, master planning,
<br /> and waterfront development. Over the course of his career, Mr. Johnson has developed
<br /> strong skills in the areas of graphic communication, creative problem-solving, public charettes
<br /> Certifications and presentations, client consultation, project management, and construction document
<br /> Leadership in Energy and preparation.
<br /> Environmental Design
<br /> Accredited Professional Mr. Johnson's experience includes the following projects:
<br /> I Building Design + Harmony East Consulting Services, Harmony Development Company, Harmony,
<br /> Construction (LEED AP Osceola County, FL. Harmony, a new community in Osceola County located on 11,000 acres
<br /> BD+C), U.S. Green Building and developed to blend with the natural environment, included two 500-acre lakes and over
<br /> Council (USGBC) 7,700 acres of open space combined with neighborhoods, on-site schools, a planned town
<br /> I Professional Affiliations center, parks and trails, playgrounds and ball fields, a swim center, commerce parks, and an
<br /> U.S. Green Building Council 18-hole golf course. Planning and engineering services were provided to Harmony Development
<br /> (USGBC), Central Florida LLC, including conceptual land use studies, phasing and density studies conceptual plans that
<br /> I Chapter addressed the framework of streets and public open space, residential blocks, and existing
<br /> natural features(wetlands, topography, vegetation, etc.)resulting in the development of
<br /> various scenarios and alternatives as part of the Osceola County development process. A small
<br /> area study was performed for Harmony East that was planned as a low density section of the
<br /> I community geared towards equestrian usage. As lead landscape architect, Mr. Johnson was
<br /> responsible for concept development, master planning, and client meetings and presentations.
<br /> Harmony West Consulting Services, Harmony Development Company, Harmony, FL.
<br /> 1 Planning and engineering services were provided to Harmony Development LLC, including
<br /> conceptual land use studies, phasing and density studies conceptual plans that addressed the
<br /> framework of streets and public open space, residential blocks, and existing natural features
<br /> (wetlands, topography, vegetation, etc.) resulting in the development of various scenarios
<br /> I and alternatives as part of the Osceola County development process. Phase 2 of Harmony
<br /> West involved the preparation of alternative concept plans for parcels R-3 and RR-1, a total
<br /> of 435 acres, and embraced planning principles associated with a traditional neighborhood
<br /> development and the 302-acre Phase 1 included parcels R1 and R2. As lead landscape architect,
<br /> Mr. Johnson was responsible for parcel and road alignment concept design, master planning,
<br /> and facilitating client meetings and presentations.
<br /> Clearwater Beach Walk, City of Clearwater, Clearwater, FL. This project included an
<br /> I ambitious master plan to rejuvenate Clearwater Beach as a great beach destination place via
<br /> a 1,200-foot-long and 25-foot-wide pedestrian promenade and a revised two-lane winding
<br /> beachfront scenic drive that connects the south end of Clearwater Beach to Pier 60 Park and
<br /> Mandalay Streetscape farther north. The design was inspired by the presence of the beach and
<br /> I its abundant marine life, and calls for an enhanced pedestrian environment through planting
<br /> design; a hike and bike trail; accent paving; an abundance of seating opportunities; strong
<br /> gateway statements; interactive fountains; beach-inspired public art; traffic-calming techniques;
<br /> 1 and the vacation of existing rights-of-way to encourage the development of outdoor sidewalk
<br /> cafés, restaurants, seating areas, and courtyards. Mr. Johnson was the lead landscape architect
<br /> in charge of design development and presentation graphics, and was instrumentally involved in
<br /> public meetings, presentations, and charettes.
<br /> I0006.027944.0512 Atkins I City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-02
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