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r <br />n <br />I� <br />CALVIN. GIORDANO 6 ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />ENGINEERS SURVEYORS PLANNERS <br />GIANNO ANTONIO FEOLI <br />Landscape Designer <br />Mr. Feoli is a landscape designer who recently <br />graduated from Florida International University's (FIU) <br />School of Architecture with a Master's degree in <br />Landscape Architecture. As a result of the graduate <br />program's focus and his undergraduate training as an <br />architect, his specialties cover those affecting the con- <br />texts of urban design, contextual analysis, design of <br />urban environments, site design, and architectural <br />design. <br />EDUCATION <br />Master of Landscape Architecture, 2002 <br />Florida International University, School of Architecture, <br />Miami, Florida 33199 <br />Bachelor's Degree in Architectural Studies, 1999 <br />Florida International University, School of Architecture, <br />Miami, Florida 33199 <br />PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS <br />American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) <br />QUALIFICATIONS <br />Mr. Feoli is a Landscape Designer who has recently <br />completed his Master's degree in Landscape <br />Architecture from Florida International University's <br />School of Architecture (FIU -SOA). At FIU -SOA, he <br />held many leadership positions, including the Search <br />and Screen Committee for a new Dean for the SOA <br />and interviewed such notable and prestigious archi- <br />tects of international significance for candidacy as <br />Enrique Norten and Miguel Angel Rocas. He also held <br />the office of President of the American Society of <br />Landscape Architects (ASLA) — Student Chapter for <br />two consecutive years and continually supported both <br />the Miami and Broward Sections of the Florida Chapter <br />of the ASLA. <br />Mr. Feoli has contributed his talents and expertise and <br />gained considerable experience on several pro -bono, <br />civic - minded community service projects. Most <br />notably, his participation in the Little Haiti Park <br />Charrette in 2001, organized by the Miami Chapter of <br />the ASLA for Miami City Commissioner Arthur Teele, <br />earned him a Commendation from the City of Miami. <br />Similarly, his participation and contribution in the <br />Virginia Key Charrette earned FIU -SOA an award of <br />Excellence from the Florida Chapter of the ASLA at the <br />2002 Annual Conference. The FIU -SOA proposal <br />earned its award as a result of the projects impetus for <br />stimulating and creating a regional significance for <br />Virginia Key through the establishment of a county- <br />wide trail system with the Historic Virginia Key Black <br />Beach at its core. Other urban - related, pro -bono <br />experience Mr. Feoli has participated in include an urban, <br />city -park redevelopment master plan for the City of Collin, in <br />the Republic of Panama, and his participation and role as <br />team presenter in the Bicentennial Park Charrette held for <br />Bicentennial Park, Miami. <br />Mr. Feoli was the recipient of an Award of Excellence (first <br />prize in the Landscape /Urban Design category) for his urban <br />design proposal for the Urban Redevelopment of the 79"' <br />Street corridor between the Little River and Biscayne <br />Boulevard in Miami. City of Miami Commissioner Johnny <br />Winton, along with other community leaders and officials, <br />were involved in the visioning and election process to <br />determine the best projects. Mr. Feoli's design proposal <br />focused on the needs and establishment of walkable, <br />community- oriented social centers with a mixed -use zoning <br />overlay district and its agenda to preserve the urban styles <br />of the Miami Moderne (MiMo) architectural vocabulary, <br />characteristic and descriptive of its quality and sense of <br />place. <br />Most recently, Mr. Feoli studied and prepared the Florida <br />East Coast Railway (FEC) Streetscape Assessment for the <br />FEC Corridor Strategic Redevelopment Plan for the City of <br />Miami. His participation contributed in realizing the task <br />force's mission to identify and facilitate redevelopment <br />opportunities within the corridor; stimulating and safe- <br />guarding existing zoning and land uses; ensuring compatible <br />land use buffers; improving transportation accessibility; and <br />enhancing employment opportunities for city residents as <br />well as the overall economic impact on the city, all within the <br />context of creating and preserving a livable community. <br />PROJECT EXPERIENCE: <br />Landscape Designer <br />Mr. Feoli assists Landscape Architects and Planners in the <br />preparation of design recommendations, site design, site <br />layout, planting designs, construction documents, and <br />construction administration. <br />Graphic Designer <br />Mr. Feoli assists the Planning and Landscape Architecture <br />Departments with illustrative graphics of design <br />documentations, design solutions, proposals, and marketing <br />components. In addition, Mr. Feoli acts as artistic director <br />for all landscape - related deliverables. His tasks include the <br />production of communication and graphic drawings for the <br />conveyance of ideas to the public; computerized color <br />renderings; presentation boards; compilation of PowerPoint <br />presentations; and the production of automated, educational <br />visual productions. <br />1 Gianno Feofi <br />