ENVISION SYNERGY - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSULTATION, Section 2: The projects below represent a broad range of design consulting, presentation and illustration capabilities spanning a period of from 1983 to 2001 under the name Design Synergy and then Envision Synergy from 1999 on. This work ranges from custom residential design, to commercial retail & entertainment, to destination resort hotels, planning of medium to large urban communities, and mixed-use community complexes. Most of these projects did not have an emphasis in sustainable design principles. However, the body of work that relates to sustainable design occurred in a parallel time period. This work, which relates directly to Envision Synergy's primary commitment, is covered in Section 4.
	1:	2001 - 2002   Xing Fu Yuan Residential Towers, Shanghai, China Design Consultation for AM Partners, Honolulu, HI Responsible for the lead design of the Xing Fu Residential Tower consisting of 4 Residential Towers from 25 to 28 stories, with 3 and 4 Bedroom Apartment Units ranging in size from 162sm to 234sm. The project incorporated an extensive use of water features and landscape elements around the lobbies, health club which totally concealed the parking structure. Responsibilities included overall site planning and the development of a series of unit plans as well as initial character development. This project is currently under City of Shanghai Planning Review.
	2:	2002  Custom Residential Design at Westmoore Farm, Nantucket Island, MA Design Consultation for Richard Geldbaugh, Architect, Fort Lauderdale, FL On a site of 35 acres, there will be 30 lots ranging in size from 20,000 SF to 35,000 SF, dispersed around the perimeter of the site. The Master Plan will retain a series of existing structures including The Westmoore Inn and The Red Barn Restaurant. Responsibility included the development of the concept design with plans and elevations, as well illustrative brochure for three Custom Residential Models ranging in size from 5,000 SF to 7,000 SF.
	3:	1999- 2002   Garden Villas and South Tower expansion, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV Design Consultation for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design through Schematic Design. The Caesars Palace Luxury Garden Villas consisted of 10 villas ranging in size from 3,500 SF to 11,000 SF and totaling approx. 60,000 SF. Conceived to be a Grand Roman Villa, the Garden Villas were elaborately detailed focused on a formal renaissance center garden and cascading fountains. The South Tower was 27 floors, with 1,000 Suites, 8 Grand Villas and a Gourmet Restaurant in the top three floors; there was also 72,000 SF of Convention and Meeting, as well as 65,000 SF of Retail in the Podium. This project required a very fast design and response effort by the design team to meet the constant changes and challenges that were presented by the owners. The project was very ambitious and complex, in and of itself, and had many further complexities due to interfacing with the existing Caesars Palace Casino complex, and the need to maintain operations throughout construction. The Senior Designer's role involved development of the initial concept and coordination of the design development of the Garden Villas through Schematic Design. During the South Tower and Podium development WATG split the work between two offices. The Senior Designer directed the design of the podium development and maintained esthetic overview of the tower.
	4:	1996 - 1999   The Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design through SD, DD, CD & CA DESIGN AWARD:   WATG and The Stubbins Group received the Las Vegas A.I.A. Chapter -1999 Design Merit Award for the Venetian Hotel The Venetian Resort, completed in May of 1999, was a $1.5 Billion project involving a collaboration of two architectural design firms: WATG's Newport Office (WATG Nevada Inc.) and The Stubbins Group (out of Boston) Nevada Office (TSA Nevada Inc.) On an accelerated fast track, from initial concept to opening day, it took 3 years to design and complete construction. Central features of the project included a 33 story, 3,000 all Suite, Hotel Tower which rises from a three story podium approximately 80' high. The exterior composition of the podium is comprised of a series of replica palaces considered to be representative of the historic icons of St. Marks Square and the Grand Canal of Venice. The podium consists of approximately 1.5 million SF of historically replicated/themed space, including on the Ground Level approximately 500,000 SF of Palatial Lobby, Grand Dome and Entry Hall, Casino and renown Restaurants, Ballrooms, and BOH support area. On the Second Level, there is 500,000 SF of Grand Canal Shops beginning with a replication of the Grand Hall in the Doge's Palace from Venice. The Retail Promenade continues to a Venetian Canal Scene with sky ceiling that moves along 300 ft. of canals to a replication of St. Marks Square. Finally, on the Third Level, is approximately 300,000 SF of Pool Deck. The result is a very ambitious complex layering of uses to create an ultimate entertainment environment. WATG's role was overall exterior design of the 33 story hotel tower along with the concept development and documentation of all themed elements on the exterior podium and plazas that front Las Vegas Blvd. Further, WATG was responsible for the concept development of the themed Retail Mall that begins with Great Hall, and the complete interior Venice street and canal that terminates at a replica of Saint Marks Square. WATG was also responsible for the documentation of the three main podium levels. The Senior Designer lead the WATG effort in the development of the primary concept of the Venetian, lead in the overall detailing, and was the primary client contact for most design presentations as well as extensive construction oversight of the esthetic design features.
	5:	1999   The Palazzo Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design through Schematic Design The Palazzo had much the same program as the Venetian. The primary difference is that the detailing on the exterior was intended to be from a later time period, that of the Grand Hotels at the turn of the century. Much of the schematic design was completed with a high level of detailing. WATG's role and the Senior Designer's role were much the same as on the Venetian.
	6:	2000   Hilton Grand Palms Hotel, Orlando, FL Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design of a 1,200 Room Hotel, 75,000 SF Conference Facilities, 10,000 SF Retail
	7:	2000   Boston Convention Center Hotel, Boston, MA Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design of a 500 Room Hotel - 50,000 SF Conference
	8:	1998   Mohegan Sun Resort Phase 2, Uncasville, CT Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design of a 30 Story Hotel Tower -1,500 Rooms, Retail - 303,000 SF, Casino - 236,000 SF, Conference and Exhibition 170,000 SF
	9:	1998   Battersea Power Station, London, England Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design of an 800 Room Conference Center Hotel with 8,000 SF of Retail and Restaurants, 75,000 SF of Conference Facilities adjacent to Battersea Power Station
	10:	1998   Westside Marina, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Senior Designer during initial Concept Design This project was a joint venture between WATG Architects and HOK Architects. Overall Master plan for a self-contained "City with in a City" of 150,000 residents on 1,140 acres with approx. 20% of the site a man made canal. The concept incorporated a resort area with 10 Hotel sites, Residential and Retail Office core with a major performing arts center.
	11:	1996   Gandaria Master Plan, Jakarta, Indonesia Consulting Design for WATG Architects: Concept Design for new town mixed use Master Plan on approx. 80 Acres
	12:	1983 -1996   Design Synergy in Hawaii Over the course of nine years, preformed design consulting services with various Honolulu based Architectural Firms working primarily on the conceptual design and presentation of projects ranging from custom homes, to commercial centers, high rise design, luxury resort hotels, and urban master planning both in the United States and throughout the Pacific Rim.