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20 GROUP 4 ARCHITECTURE TAB 1 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS — REFERENCESGROUP 4 REFERENCES <br />Listed below are selected client references representing public <br />agencies with whom Group 4 has worked during the past five <br />years on the design of public libraries and other community <br />projects. These references can also speak to our commitment <br />to excellent client service, our ability to deliver well-managed <br />projects on time and within budget, and our passion for <br />collaborating with diverse staff, stakeholders, community <br />members, and design partners. Additional references are <br />available upon request. <br /> ▪Andrew Chanse, Executive Director <br />Spokane Public Library <br />(509) 444-5305 | achanse@spokanelibrary.org <br /> ▪Paula Brehm-Heeger, Director <br />Cincinnati-Hamilton County Public Library <br />(513) 369-6972 | paula.brehm-heeger@cincinnatilibrary.org <br /> ▪Tim Kambitsch, Exec. Director (retired) <br />Dayton Metro Library <br />(937) 901-8477 | tkambitsch@gmail.com <br /> ▪Peggy Huang, Mayor, City of Yorba Linda <br />(714) 875-1505 | phuang@yorbalindaca.gov <br />Top and above: The Cheech Marin Center for <br />Chicano Art, Culture, and Industry <br />Historic architecture specialists Page & Turnbull <br />were retained by the City of Riverside and a <br />partner architect to program and design the <br />adaptive reuse of the former Riverside Public <br />Library building into a new art museum showcasing <br />one of the largest private collections of Chicano <br />art. Page & Turnbull’s work included a conditions <br />assessment that informed the Basis of Design <br />as well as collaboration with the City, Cheech <br />Marin, and other stakeholders to develop a <br />meaningful program. The Basis of Design integrates <br />architectural programming with the infrastructure <br />needs of a modern museum. Phase II is underway. <br />EXHIBIT C - PROPOSAL
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