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CHRIS GIANNINI, LA 4287
<br />Project Manager
<br />Education ; Chris is a California registered landscape architect and award- winning project
<br />B.S., Landscape Architecture, i manager with DEA. He has been involved in landscape architecture for 22
<br />1993, California State Polytechnic years responsible for design, management and construction observation
<br />University, Pomona : on numerous projects, including design and planning for parks, trails, sports
<br />facilities, streetscapes, commercial, industrial, retail facilities, developer housing,
<br />Registration and memorial developments.
<br />Registered Landscape Architect,
<br />California, (4287), 1998 Experience:
<br />Professional Memberships
<br />American Society of Landscape i Salt Lake Park, Huntington Park, California
<br />Architects (ASLA) : As project manager, Chris provided conceptual and final design plans for the
<br />improvements to Salt Lake Park. The design included a new walking path,
<br />California Parks & Recreation fitness stations, modifications to picnic areas and seating, new landscaping,
<br />Society (CPRS) in addition to a full irrigation retrofit. The park was funded by various grants
<br />and hence the use of sustainable products and techniques will be implemented
<br />Years of Experience ; throughout the park.
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<br />Awards Gene Autry Trail Gateway, Palm Springs, California
<br />CPRS Award of Excellence in As lead landscape architect, Chris oversaw the landscape architectural and civil
<br />Design - Freedom Park, : engineering design efforts for the Gene Autry Trail Streetscape and Gateway
<br />Palm Desert, 2007 Park project. The project consists of landscape improvements to the parkways
<br />and median on Gene Autry Trail north of Vista Chino as well as the development
<br />CPRS Achievement Award -: of a 1.7 -acre passive park. Chris was also involved in various construction
<br />Ovrom Park, Burbank, 2009 management tasks.
<br />APWA Project of Merit Award - Tracks at Brea - Segment 4, Brea, California
<br />Gene Autry Trail and Park,
<br />Palm Springs, 2011 Chris served as assistant landscape architect for the conceptual master plan for
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<br />a nearly one mile long multi -modal trail between State College and Birch Street.
<br />The trail is located within an abandoned rail corridor and consists of separate
<br />paths for both pedestrians and bicyclists. The meandering path is approximately
<br />20' in width, allowing 10' for each use. This segment of trail passes under the SR
<br />57 freeway and hence provides for unique and creative solutions incorporating
<br />Art in Public Places' — an important component of any project in Brea. The
<br />corridor will include groves of trees, meandering areas of California Poppy
<br />and Lupine, children's play areas, seating and fitness areas, bike skills zones,
<br />interactive elements, butterfly gardens, site furnishings, lighting, and custom
<br />i entry signage. The proposed artistic elements will consider the existing 'poppy'
<br />imagery on the highway retaining walls. The proposed plant palette will consider
<br />'water efficient' landscaping and 'smart' irrigation systems to ensure sustainable
<br />solutions.
<br />Whitewater Park, Cathedral City, California
<br />Mr. Giannini led the landscape architectural efforts for a proposed 5 -acre
<br />park in Cathedral City. Working closely with the city appointed grant writer,
<br />DEA developed a plan for active recreation facilities while considering the
<br />incorporation of sustainable features such as recycled materials, the use of
<br />decorative rock and decomposed granite, 'Smart Irrigation' techniques, and
<br />drought tolerant plant material. The park featured playground and picnic areas,
<br />walking paths, a ball field with soccer field overlay, parking, plaza space and
<br />picnic shelters, in addition to fitness stations, a restroom, lighting and signage.
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