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I I I -f i I Jonathan Mugmon, SEGD As~o~iat~ Pri~_~~p~_l~ Wayfi_~~i~_?_& Envir~_~~_~~~~u~_~~~phics Years of Experience 14 years Education Master of Fine Arts, Graphic Design, East Carolina University, Greenville NC,1997 ' Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, 1995 Professional Registrations SEGD Society of Environmental Graphic Design AlGA American Institute of Graphic Artists ESRJ GIS Certification Publications + Technical Papers Society of Environmental Graphic Design Conference, 2010 National Parks & Recreation Association National Conference 2009 ASLA - Florida State Conference, 2006 ' Arabian Business Magazine, May 2008 National Scenic Byway Conference, 2007 Mr. Mugmon, SEGD, is a Senior Associate and Environmental Graphic Designer. Mr. Mugmon directs the Wayfinding Practice at Design + Planning's Orlando office. He has worked in a variety of wayfinding contexts including: Municipal, Main Streets and Urban Areas, Institutional and Educational Campuses, Public Parks and Trails, Scenic Highways, and National Historic Sites. Mr. Mugmon has over twelve years experience in development of wayfinding systems, interpretive planning and community branding. AECOM understands the need to create an environment that engages the public. Our wayfinding systems and environmental graphics will engage, direct, inform and enhance one's experience in a manner that reinforces the aesthetics and goals of your project. We will create a design that communicates direct and effective information for circulation and wayfinding and enhances placemaking. Project Experience City of Bradenton - Wayfinding, Bradenton, FL Mr. Mugmon served as Project Manager and Senior Designer for the coastal community wayfinding project. As the municipal seat of Manatee County and a historic coastal community with a vibrant downtown, Bradenton has many visitors daily. I n an effort to educate visitors to stay and enjoy the amenities ofthis wonderful city a wayfinding system was designed to guide pedestrians and vehicles to many top desti nations. Mr. Mugmon managed coordination with the FDOT and FHWA and gained approvals for implementation for design and fabrication of this vital sign program which aides visitors navigate the community. Downtown Orlando - Wayfinding, Orlando, FL Mr. Mugmon served as Project Manager and Senior Designer on the Orlando Wayfinding Project. Downtown Orlando is undergoing major redevelopment with a number of residential, commercial and event venues planned. With the tremendous amount of developments planned and the growth of downtown residents and workers, the volume of traffic will soon create overwhelming wayfinding challenges for Downtown Orlando. AECOM designed a functional, creative and flexible system of signage to provide clear access to Downtown Orlando's many destinations. In the last year the city underwent a comprehensive study with the goal of analyzing these wayfinding challenges and proposing a cohesive and implementable solution that will respond to the downtown's growth. The designs on this page represent some of the results of the study and recommendations for a complete wayfinding system for Downtown Orlando. University of Central Florida Wayfinding, Orlando, FL Senior Designer and Project Manager to design a wayfinding master plan in an effort to help enhance the visual campus branding and sense of place. Additionally, the wayfinding system shall aide visitors in finding their desired destination on campus. The university has many visitors in attendance every day. The introduction of a clear and legible wayfinding system has increased the comfort level of the visitor through the use of appropriate and well-placed signage, providing the reassurance that they are heading in the correct direction. The project included gateway, digital kiosk, vehicular and pedestrian directional signs. UCF is the largest school in Florida. As of 2009 enrollment consisted of 60,000 Students making it the third largest in the United States. Florida Southern College - Wayfinding, Lakeland, FL Mr. Mugmon worked as Environmental Graphic Designer and Wayfinding Planner for Florida Southern College. This National Historic Register and Frank Lloyd Wright designed campus design process focused on placemaking enhancements to this downtown college campus. As part of this process AECOM assessed all pedestrian and vehicular circulation at Florida Southern College. A plan was developed, which provides ease of access and navigation, while being specifically sensitive to tourists, visitors and those with disabilities. 60 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 k-coM