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<br />Gregory S. Campbell, A.I.A.
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<br />Education
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<br />Bachelor of Architecture, Architecture, Uni,'ersity of
<br />Tennessee School of Architecture and Design, 1993
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<br />Registrations
<br />Architect: NM, SC, TN, TX
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<br />Background Summary
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<br />l'v[r. Campbell has 14 years of experience as a project
<br />architect and project manager for printe, commercial
<br />and government projects. Projects designed and
<br />managed range from commercial and government
<br />interior and exterior renm"ations, large
<br />renm"ation/ addition of multiple facility types, office
<br />buildings, retail facilities, multi-family residential,
<br />industrial facilities, laboratories, churches, food services,
<br />educational and Department of Energy demolition,
<br />reno,'ation and new construction projects, water
<br />treatment facilities as well as master planning of large
<br />multi-use sites from 20 acres up to 400 acres including
<br />site and building planning. Projects ranged in cost from
<br />510,000 up to (wer 528 million ill COilS tructioll. The
<br />projects' clientele spanned pri,"ate de,'e!opers,
<br />commercial de,"elopers, State and Federal Gm'ernments,
<br />Industrial/1\fanufacturing companies, private utilities and
<br />corporate businesses. 0.L:. Campbell also has experience
<br />coordinating with construction contractors through a
<br />,"ariety of deli,'ery approaches, such as design-bid-build,
<br />design-build, design-negotiate with ilwited contractor,
<br />and with a ,"ariety of contracts such as lump sum, time
<br />and material with a guaranteed maximum, etc.
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<br />Relevant Experience
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<br />10/2006 - Present, Project Architect,
<br />Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc.
<br />Responsibilities include design and detailing of
<br />architectural discipline work in conjunction with multi-
<br />discipline teams and coordination with other team
<br />members and project management.
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<br />SHAW ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
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<br />06C 112006T
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<br />09/2004 - 10/2006, Project Architect,
<br />Pro2Serve, Inc., Engineering, Oak Ridge,
<br />TN
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<br />Responsibilities included architectural oversight of
<br />construction drawings, specifications and bidding
<br />documentation, project management of State of
<br />Tennessee and Department of Energy projects.
<br />Responsibilities also included coordination with multi-
<br />discipline teams of engineers, proposal writing, project
<br />man-hour estimating, procurement of consultants
<br />outside the company, construction observation and
<br />administration, client contact and coordination with
<br />administration for billing and collection.
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<br />The following is a summary of key projects:
<br />Project Architect and Assistant Project Manager,
<br />National Security Engineering Center, Pro2Serve,
<br />Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, 10/2005 - 10/2006. The facility
<br />is to SetTe as the coqxlrate headquarters and central
<br />engineering complex for Pro2Setye, Inc. I t is a 100,000
<br />square foot facility, three stories with a partial basement
<br />that will house the headquarters of all di,'isions of
<br />Pro2SetTe, Inc., the corporate headquarters and all
<br />adminis trative functions.
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<br />Project Manager, Estabrook Hall Renovation, The
<br />University of Tennessee, Knoxville Campus,
<br />08/2005 - 10/2006. The project consists of demolition
<br />and reconstruction of Estabrook Hall into a state of the
<br />art engineering educational facility to house the Ci,'il
<br />Engineering School for the University of Tennessee.
<br />The building is approximately 80,000 square feet and has
<br />the added complication of being next to and needing to
<br />incorporate new entry features for Neyland Stadium a
<br />100,000+ seat football facility.
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<br />Project Architect, Beam Lines 5 and 7 - Spallation
<br />Neutron Source, DOE - Oak Ridge National
<br />Laboratory, Oak Ridge, 04/2005 - 10/2006. The
<br />project consisted of two exterior additions to the
<br />existing Spallation Neutron Source Target Building. The
<br />buildings were approximately 1500 square feet for Beam
<br />Line 5 and 2500 square feet for Beam Line 7. The
<br />buildings housed complex eCjuipment for evaluation of
<br />materials bombarded with neutron radiation. Each
<br />building had a concrete vault for shielding, Beam Line 5
<br />vault was also filled with Argon gas. These buildings
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<br />GREGORY S. CAMPBELL
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