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<br />and seating at the water's edge along Fort lauderdale's New
<br />River. The Esplanade Park was designed as an anchor and
<br />centerpiece to the city's Arts & Science District, a major
<br />revitalization project, The $1.7 million project was completed in
<br />1991 in conjunction with nearly $2 million in streetscape
<br />improvements throughout the District.
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<br />Biscayne National Park Master Plan and Architectural
<br />Design, Miami-Dade County, FL
<br />Mr, Pruett was Principal-In-Charge for the master planning and
<br />architectural design of all new facilities constructed by the
<br />National Park Service at Biscayne National Park in southern
<br />Miami-Dade County, Florida. The Master Planning process
<br />included extensive interpretive planning to integrate the story of
<br />Biscayne National Park - both its history and natural resources
<br />into the design of planned new facilities. New facilities
<br />constructed included a Headquarters Building, Maintenance
<br />Building, new Visitor Center and two Ranger Housing units, The
<br />buildings, with metal roofs and cedar siding, were specifically
<br />designed to evoke early Florida coastal architecture of the
<br />nineteenth century,
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<br />Everglades National Park Shark Valley Visitor Center
<br />Miami-Dade / Collier Counties, FL
<br />Mr, Pruett was principal-in-Charge for several planning and design
<br />assignments at Everglades National Park. These included a new
<br />site master plan for visitor and concessionaire facilities and
<br />parking at the Shark Valley visitor center, and smaller
<br />improvement projects at several locations within the park, Mr,
<br />Pruett also provided planning input for the replacement of Visitor
<br />facilities at Flamingo, including dock and concession facilities, as
<br />well as lodging and camping facilities.
<br />
<br />Terramar Park
<br />Parkland, FL.
<br />Mr. Pruett was Principal-In-Charge and project architect for
<br />facility improvements associated with Terramar Park, the City of
<br />Parkland's first major community park. The $3,6S million project
<br />included a fully equipped Concession building, provided by the
<br />City for local leagues' use, An octagonal Pressbox building was
<br />developed in the center of the park's main baseball complex. In
<br />addition a small existing structure at the park's south end was
<br />renovated to match the new buildings, improving its durability
<br />and appearance, and which serves as restrooms for the new
<br />tennis complex.
<br />
<br />Downtown Mangrove Nature Park
<br />Boynton Beach, FL
<br />Mr. Pruett was the Principal-In-Charge for the design of this
<br />unique park, which consists of a 2,000 foot long elevated walkway
<br />system stretching through a mangrove preserve, The walkway
<br />includes a series of interpretive exhibits to educate visitors about
<br />the important and sensitive mangrove ecosystem and its unique
<br />flora and fauna. Perhaps most significant about the project was
<br />the use of pre-fabricated aluminum walkway components, Use of
<br />these units allowed the walkway to be constructed largely by
<br />hand, with minimal impact to the Mangroves.
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<br />Ocean View Park
<br />Norfolk, VA
<br />Ocean View Park is a 9-acre tract along the Chesapeake Bay, just
<br />west of the Atlantic Ocean, The program for the park included
<br />both active and passive recreational areas, with a key feature a
<br />3,000-person amphitheater and bandshell. Mr. Pruett was
<br />principal-In-Charge for the design of the bandshell and restroom
<br />buildings, which were deSigned in a traditional gabled roof,
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<br />Curtis + Rogers Design Studio
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<br />shingle-style to reflect the historic coastal style of architecture in
<br />the region,
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<br />Fairchild Tropical Garden Facilities Development Concept
<br />Plan, Miami, FI
<br />As part of the overall master plan for the future development and
<br />enhancement of Fairchild Tropical Garden, Mr. Pruett led the
<br />effort to program and re-configure the existing visitor,
<br />administrative and educational facilities of the garden to improve
<br />overall functions and provide additional space, A major
<br />component of the plan was the proposed relocation and
<br />expansion of the book/gift shop, which is to be accomplished with
<br />relocation of the main visitor entrance,
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<br />McKee Botanical Garden Master Plan and Architectural
<br />Design, Vera Beach, FI
<br />Mr, Pruett was Principal-In-Charge for the preparation of the
<br />concept plan for garden restoration and the master plan for
<br />future site development. In this effort, Mr. Pruett assisted in
<br />evaluating alternative site locations for new visitor and
<br />administration facilities, pedestrian circulation and parking
<br />facilities, Mr. Pruett also led the preparation of the architectural
<br />design of all new garden facilities proposed to be constructed on
<br />the site including a visitor reception area, book/gift shop, garden
<br />cafe, meeting/classroom building and maintenance structures
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<br />The Naples Botanical Garden Master Plan
<br />Naples, FL
<br />The master plan for the Naples Botanical Garden was developed
<br />to take advantage of the site's range of vegetation - including
<br />endangered coastal scrub, typical southwest Florida pine
<br />flatwoods, mangrove swamp and freshwater wetlands,
<br />interwoven with plants from around the world, The plan was
<br />developed to provide diverse sensory experiences ranging from
<br />educational garden strolls, tram and boat rides to interactive
<br />exhibits and cultural display pavilions that highlight the many
<br />cultural uses of plants, A broad message of the benefits of
<br />sustainable design, cultural- and bio-diversity was also
<br />incorporated in the physical design, Mr. Pruett led the planning
<br />and design team for the preparation of the Master Plan,
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<br />Heritage Monument Trail Master Plan
<br />Islamorada, FL
<br />Mr, Pruett participated as one of several subconsultants on a
<br />team that developed an interpretive trail as well as site-specific
<br />improvements for the Hurricane Monument, a memorial to
<br />victims of the 1937 labor Day Storm, and nearby sites throughout
<br />the village of Islamorada,
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<br />INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND DESIGN
<br />Mr. Pruett has extensive experience in master planning
<br />and design for cultural and environmental - related
<br />institutions.
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<br />Selected Project Experience:
<br />Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
<br />Naples, FL
<br />Mr, Pruett was Principal-In-Charge for this project which included
<br />the design of a new headquarters building and Environmental
<br />Education Center, The work included evaluation of potential
<br />building sites within the reserve, The Environmental Education
<br />Center includes a visitor interpretive center, laboratories for the
<br />research staff of the Reserve, and an educational wing for the
<br />Reserve's Coastal Training Institute.
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