Paul D. Kosla, AIA, LEED AP

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Bringing to fruition facilities for ministering God’s people
INTRODUCTION
Patuxent Architects, Inc.
P.O. Box 421
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
Patuxent Architects, Inc. has professionally served the Residential, Commercial, Religious and Civic
Communities of Southern Maryland since 1992.
As a firm, Patuxent Architects, Inc. works closely with their clients to ensure that all of the customer’s
needs and specifications are met. Each project is handled intimately to ensure the highest quality of
service. We are accustomed to working with diverse clientele including, but not limited to, the county
governments of Southern Maryland, Regional Archdioceses of the East Coast and multiple community
level associates. As a member of the community we also recognize the importance of providing opportunities for the youth to grow and learn. Patuxent Architects actively participates in mentorship and
extra-curricular education activities for surrounding areas.
Contact Information:
Phone: Fax: Website:
410-257-9298
410-535-4127
www.patuxentarchitects.com
Email:
Brent R. Hutchinson, Project Architect, Principal
[email protected]
Melissa M. Hyde, Administrative Manager
[email protected]
Primary Contact:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Paul D. Kosla, AIA, LEED AP, President
410-257-9298
410-535-4127
[email protected]
FIRM HISTORY
Patuxent Architects was founded during the recession of 1992,
when Paul Kosla and Brent Hutchinson set up shop in the basement of Paul’s house in Prince Frederick, Maryland. Working
in a room just big enough for two drafting tables, we learned
what it means to start a small business from the ground up.
From those humble beginnings, we moved into a spacious 400
square foot building across from the County Court House on
Main Street in Prince Frederick. With prosperous economic
times, Main Street exposure and the benefit of a developing
good reputation, we soon outgrew that locaTion and, in 1998,
renovated and moved into a small bungalow at 81 Armory Road.
While there, Patuxent Architects, Inc. grew to include four more
employees and we designed, constructed and moved into our
current location at 75 Armory Road.
During our growth, Patuxent Architects, Inc. has had the pleasure and privilege of working with many local professionals,
businesses, developers and land owners throught the Calvert,
Charles, St. Mary’s, Anne Arundel and Prince George’s county
region. We realize the importance of building productive relationships with local businesses and private citizens as well, for
these relationships are what a strong, healthy business is founded on.
We are a licensed professional architecture firm specializing in
design and construction management services for a wide variety
of clients including military, industrial, commercial, public, religious, historic preservation and private residential projects. Our
services have varied from just a few hours of consulting time to
complete designs for projects with large construction costs.
Not only are we experts in design and construction management,
but we are experienced in feasibility studies, building and zon-
ing code review and compliance, life safety evaluation, coordinationa and
organization of professional consulting engineers, cost analysis and project
management. We are also experienced in coordinating and integrating civil,
structural, mechanical and architectural elements to provide a complete
engineering and architectural package.
Patuxent Architects, Inc. uses the latest in BIM (Building Informatin Modeling) technology to communicate ideas and information from the preliminary design phase through the construction document phase and fruition of
a project.
Our firm places great importance on conserving the earth’s resources and
environment. We staff a LEED AP and continue our education in this area
to provide greener, healthier facilities.
PATUXENT ARCHITECTS, INC.
FIRM ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Senior Architect
Project Architect
Brent R. Hutchinson
Draftsman
James Marcum
Administrative Assistant
Melissa Hyde
MEET THE TEAM
President, Patuxent Architects, Inc.
P.O. Box 421
75 Armory Road, Suite 201
Phone: 410-257-9298
Fax: 410-535-4127
Email: [email protected]
Years of Service: 1992-Present
Education: Catholic University of America
BS Degree Architecture 1978
Active Registration: 1991 Architecture Maryland Registration #9085
LEED Accredited Professional - June 2007
Professional Affiliations:
American Institute of Architects
U.S. Green Building Council
Calvert County Chamber of Commerce
REDEMPTORIS MATER SEMINARY OF WASHINGTON
CHILLUM, MD
Mr. Kosla, a Principal, is the President of Patuxent Architects, Inc. and is
a Licensed Maryland Architect with LEED AP credentials.
He has developed a strong construction background which allows him to
integrate the design, structural and MEP engineering componenets into a
unified project.
Mr. Kosla has worked with many public and private groups as users to
develop areas for today’s needs. He continues his ongoing education
towards achieving certification of Green Roof Professional (GRP).
ARCHBISHOP NEALE CATHOLIC SCHOOL
LA PLATA, MD
EXPERIENCE
HOLY GHOST CATHOLIC CHURCH - ISSUE, MD
REDEMPTORIS MATER SEMINARY OF WASHINGTON - CHILLUM, MD
ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH - HOLLYWOOD, MD
MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
SOLOMONS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - SOLOMONS, MD
TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
LA PLATA BAPTIST CHURCH - LA PLATA, MD
LEONARDTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH - LEONARDTOWN, MD
PATUXENT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CALIFORNIA, MD
SMITHVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - DUNKIRK, MD
NEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
HEALING AND DELIVERANCE CHURCH - PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
MOTHER CATHERINE SPALDING SCHOOL - HELEN, MD
ARCHBISHOP NEALE CATHOLIC SCHOOL - LA PLATA, MD
PATUXENT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - CALIFORNIA, MD
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH - MECHANICSVILLE, MD
BROOKS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - PORT REPUBLIC, MD
ST. JOHN VIANNEY CATHOLIC CHURCH - PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
ENCOUNTER CHRISTIAN CENTER - CHARLOTTE HALL, MD
MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
Brent R. Hutchinson, Project Architect
Sec/Treas, Patuxent Architects, Inc.
P.O. Box 421
Phone: 410-257-9298
Fax: 410-535-4127
Education: University of Maryland
BS Degree Architecture - 1988
American Institute of Architects
Solomons Architectural Review Committee
Calvert County Chamber of Commerce
LEONARDTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
LEONARDTOWN, MD
Mr. Hutchinson, a Principal, is the Secretary/Treasurer of Patuxent Architects,
Inc.
He has a strong CAD and design background and is very familiar with mechanical and structural requirements and specifications for institutional buildings.
Mr Hutchinson has an impeccable relationship with State and County officials
and a firm grasp on Construction Administration. He has 20 years of experience working on projects in Maryland.
LITTLE PROTEGES EARLY LEARNING CENTER
EXPERIENCE
LEONARDTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, LEONARDTOWN, MD:
Addition to existing Fire Department included Bunk Rooms, Storage and an elevator
and stair to access the Hall.
DUNKIRK MARKETPLACE OFFICE BUILDING, DUNKIRK, MD:
Design of a new two-story office building consisting of 10,000sqft.
MT. HARMONY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, OWINGS, MD:
Design of a new 2,500sqft. building connecting the existing church with the existing
Education/Fellowship Hall building on both levels and providing a new entrance from
the parking lot from both sides of this 1959 church.
LITTLE PROTEGES EARLY LEARNING CENTER, PRINCE FREDERICK, MD:
Architect for design of new 4,975sqft. commercial child care facility.
PRINCE FREDERICK ANIMAL HOSPITAL, PRINCE FREDERICK, MD: Architect
for design of new 7,000sqft. animal hospital facility.
PRINCE FREDERICK ANIMAL HOSPITAL
DUNKIRK MARKETPLACE OFFICE BUILDING
DUNKIRK, MD
MT. HARMONY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
OWINGS, MD
James Marcum, Staff Draftsman
P.O. Box 421
Phone: 410-257-9298
Fax: 410-535-4127
Education: Maryland Drafting Institute
Manual and Computer Drafting - 1998
Mr. Marcum, our Staff Draftsman, is a visual and computer media artist
with extensive experience in creating accurate Construction Documents
for a wide variety of projects. His meticulous attention to detail and
ability to maintain many projects at once, while meeting deadlines is a
valuable asset to our team.
ARCHBISHOP NEALE CATHOLIC SCHOOL
LA PLATA, MD
SOLOMONS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SOLOMONS, MD
HUNTINGTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
HUNTINGTOWN, MD
EXPERIENCE
REDEMPTORIS MATER SEMINARY OF WASHINGTON, CHILLUM,
MD: This 1929 Seminary had been vacant for nearly 20 years. Draftsman
for construction documents for total renovation of an 80,000sqft. facility. Spaces include two chapels, three apartments, a dining/meeting room,
kitchen, six offices, four classrooms, six living suites, fifty double occupancy rooms with baths, a library, recreation room and a lounge area.
FATHER ANDREW WHITE CATHOLIC SCHOOL, LEONARDTOWN,
MD: This project consisted of the renovation of a 1950’s school of 22,400
sqft. Improvements to the existing facility included the updating of all
mechanical and electrical systems, replacement of all windows and installation of a new pitched roof. An addition including restrooms, a science room,
a music/art room and a 2,700 sqft. library was also part of the project to
modernize the school.
SOLOMONS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, SOLOMONS, MD:
Draftsman for new two-story fellowship hall and meeting facility and the
renovation and restoration of the existing Sanctuary. The exterior of the
church was also given a face lift to return it to circa 1870 appearance.
CHILLUM, MD
ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, HOLLYWOOD, MD: Draftsman for
construction documents for a new 15,800sqft. Gymnasium, Cafeteria, Auditorium
Facility capable of assembling 750 people. This design incorporated many “green”
characteristics such as upgraded mechanical systems for high efficiency, ecologically friendly materials and an abundance of natural light—a key factory to reducing energy usage and costs.
ARCHBISHOP NEALE CATHOLIC SCHOOL, LA PLATA, MD: Draftsman for construction documents for new 55,000sqft. school facility to serve
550 students.
ST. JOHN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
HOLLYWOOD, MD
PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS
CIVIL ENGINEER
COLLINSON, OLIFF & ASSOCIATES, INC.
- KEITH E. ULRICH
Prinicipal, Project Manager
MEP ENGINEER
LEWIS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC
- BARRY M. LEWIS, P.E.
President, Mechanical Engineer
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
BAUCOM ENGINEERING, LLC
- EARNEST L. BAUCOM, P.E., S.E.
President, Structural Engineer
Keith E. Ulrich
Principal, Project Manager
Collinson, Oliff & Associates, Inc.
CIVIL ENGINEER
110 Main Street
Phone: 410-535-3101
Fax: 410-535-3103
Education: University of Pittsburgh Johnstown
BS, Civil Engineering Technology, 1982
Williamsport Area Community College
AA, Civil Engineering Technnology, 1980
Active Registration: State of MD Erosion & Sediment Control Certification No. 36204
LEED Green Associate Certification Green Building Certification No. 10279005
COA OFFICE
As a principal at COA, Mr. Ulrich has provided engineering and project management services for civil development projects consisting of new
roadway designs, roadway realignments, roadway expansions, roadway drainage (both closed and open drainage systems); Institutional site
development such as elementary, middle, high schools, libraries, and public parks; Industrial sites such as maintenance buildings, repair facilitates
and mining sites; Commercial office, retail buildings, and business parks; Single family and multifamily residential sites; Slope erosion projects
and shoreline stabilization projects throughout Calvert County. Specific Engineering design tasks for the aforementioned development projects
have included the preparation and supervision of roadway plan, profiles, and storm drainage, in accordance with Calvert County Road Ordinance
and MSHA Design Standards; Storm water management designs for both quality and quantity control of storm water runoff in accordance with
the MDE and Calvert County Storm Water Management Standards; Sediment Control designs in accordance with the MD Standards and Specifications for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control; Site developments in accordance with the Calvert County Zoning Ordinance; Permitting services for grading and building permits from Calvert County; Permitting of wetland disturbances (no-tidal and tidal wetlands) through the MDE /
USCOE Joint Permit Application process; and permitting of Critical Area projects through Calvert County and the Maryland Critical Area Commission; The project management duties in conjunction with the aforementioned development projects has consisted of the supervision of civil
design team; coordination with sub-consultants, owners, and architects; tracking of budgets; preparation of contract and construction documents,
and construction administrative services; and client representation in discussions with reviewing agencies, planning commissions, and public
meetings.
COLLINSON, OLIFF & ASSOCIATES
BUSINESS OVERVIEW
Collinson, Oliff and Associates, Inc. (COA) is a Maryland Corporation located at
110 Main Street, Prince Frederick, Calvert County, Maryland. The company was
established in March of 1990 and currently has 23 employees comprised of 18 office
personnel, (1) two-person field-surveying crew and (1) three-person field-surveying
crew.
COA is an engineering, comprehensive land planning, land surveying, and mapping
firm providing professional land development design services for single-family residential, mutli-family residential, commercial, industrial, recreational, educational and
governmental development projects from conception to completion.
Our staff has over 300 combined years of surveying experience with three (3) Registered Professional Land Surveyors and one (1) Registered Property Line Surveyor
on staff, and over 90 combined years of Civil Engineering experience with two (2)
Registered Professional Engineers.
HUNTINGTOWN, MD
The current administrative environment is Microsoft Office 2007, a support staff system for business information presentation, and Deltek Release 2009.0.01, a business
management and accounting system specially designed for engineering and surveying firms, augmented by other accounting software. The technical staff environment
consists of AutoCAD Civil 3D Land Desktop 2009 and Civil 3D 2010. Field personnel are currently using Nikon/Topcon total stations and Topcon GPS combined with
TDS data collector systems for the gathering of physical data.
The majority of the surveying and engineering experience has been in Southern
Maryland since 1971. COA is also associated with environmental and engineering
consultants to provide additional specialized services as dictated by each project.
The designs for grading, sediment control, layout, storm drainage, storm-water management, forest stand delineations, forest conservation plans and geometric designs
will be provided in-house. The staff of COA is well informed and has a very professional relationship with local county agencies with respect to design and permitting
procedures required for the development of projects within Southern Maryland.
HUNTINGTOWN HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS
HUNTINGTOWN, MD
Barry M. Lewis, P.E.
President, Lewis Engineering Associates, LLC
Lewis Engineering Associates, LLC
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
28841 Riverwatch Drive
Mechanicsville, MD 20659
Phone: 301-884-3370
Fax: 301-884-2654
Education: University of Maryland, College Park
Degree: B.S., Mechanical Engineering - 1982
University of Maryland, College Park
Degree: A.S., Civil Engineering - 1977
Active Registration: 1989/Professional Engineer - Maryland Registration #16927
2009/Professional Engineer - Virginia
COBB ISLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
COBB ISLAND, MD
National Society of Professional Engineers
THREE BROTHERS RESTAURANT
FACHINNA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
LA PLATA, MD
LEWIS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, INC.
BUSINESS OVERVIEW
Lewis Engineering Associates, Inc. is an established Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) design firm operating in the Southern Maryland
area since 1988. Located in mechanicsville in St. Mary’s County, Lewis Engineering has recently completed two fire house projects, the Calvert Advanced Life Support building is is currently working on a new building for the Charles County Rescue Squad. Lewis Engineering has also completed
local government projects including the recently completed Charles County Courthouse addition, La Plata Town Hall, La Plata Police Department,
Charles County Health Department, Calvert County Minicipal Offices and Breezy Point Campground Site Utilities Plan. Also, the Chesapeake Charter School, the Clubhouse at Wicomico Shores Golf course, and the St. Mary’s County Government Patuxent Building as well as many commercial
projects in St. Mary’s, Calvert and Charles Counties.
Lewis Engineering is staffed by Barry Lewis, P.E., a Mechanical Engineer with over 30 years of experience, Steve Keefe, P.E., an Electrical Engineer
with 30 years of experience and three addtional junior people.
EXPERIENCE
ST. JOHN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
HOLLYWOOD, MD
HUNTINGTOWN, MD
PRINCE FREDERICK ANIMAL HOSPITAL
MEP Design for new 7,000sqft. Animal Hospital.
DUKE ELLINGTON SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS
WASHINGTON DC
MEP Design included a Theater and a TV/Recording Studio.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
MECHANICSVILLE, MD
CHILLUM, MD
SMARTRONIX
HOLLYWOOD, MD
CENTENNIAL STREET OFFICE BUILDING
LA PLATA, MD
Earnest L. Baucom, P.E., S.E.
President, Baucom Engineering, LLC
Baucom Engineering, LLC
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
12711 Gordon Blvd. #84
Woodbridge, VA 22192
Phone: 202-415-2668
Fax: 703-910-6990
Education: University of Tennessee
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Degree: B.S., Structural Engineering
Active Registration: Professional Engineer - Maryland Registration #20398
*Also Registered in VA, DC, PA, WV, NC, GA, AL, NV, OK, AR, AZ, GA, TN, VI
American Society of Civil/Structural Engineers
National Society of Professional Engineers
Order of the Engineers
American Concrete Institute
American Institute of Steel Construction
GILFORD CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD
INDUSTRIAL FACILITY, COVE POINT, MD
SERVICES
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Building Foundation Deisgn
Building Structural Systems Design
Retaining Wall Design
Structural Inspections Design
Motel/Hotel Design
Seismic and Wind Analysis
Equipment Support Design
Equipment Foundation Design
PipingSystem Design
ASME Section VIII Pressure Vessel Design
API Vessel Design
Stormwater and Erosion Control Design
Waste Water System Design
Parking Lot Design
Project Engineering Management
Drafting
Fire Water Piping System Design
LNG Piping System Design
BAUCOM ENGINEERING, LLC
BUSINESS OVERVIEW
Baucom Engineering, LLC provides a full range of Structural Engineering Services in the private, commercial and industrial sectors. To achieve engineering excellence Baucom Engineering, LLC believes good communciations, attention to
details and relating well to clients are just as important as providing accurate designs and technical data.
EXPERIENCE
Over thirty years of diversified experience in Structural Engineering Design. Typical types of work performed are reflected below:
INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS
Design of numerous single and multi-story buildings using structural systems such as masonry, steel, timber, tilt-up concrete or pre-stressed concrete.
Also, the design of equipment support structures, crane support structures and misc. platforms.
COMMERCIAL, MUNICIPAL AND RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Design of numerous buildings, fire stations, shopping malls, multi-story office structures, schools, municpal buildins, hotels, churches and other facilities, using wood, steel, concrete and masonry materials.
PRIVATE, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSPECTIONS
Structural Inspections for real estate agents, individuals and business firms.
STUDIES AND REPORTS
Engineering studies to determine the strucutral capacity and structural integrity of different structures including trusses, platforms, floor systems,
foundations and building structures.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Engineering and construction project management for several industrial projects with project costs up to 175 M.
STEEL FABRICATION
Design of ASME code pressure vessels along with support structures, piping and piping suports. Included in this area is boiler stack design, miscellaneous steel items including hoppers, bins and gravity tanks (API).
FOUNDATION DESIGN
Design of foundation systems for buildings, boilers, ball mills, tanks, stacks, conveyors and fans. This included the use of piles (timber, steel and
concrete), sheet piling, concrete cassions, grade beams and footings.
NARRATIVE
APPROACH
Patuxent Architects, Inc., a well-established Prince Frederick firm, assures your building committee that a professional can, and will, respond quickly
to any construction emergency or problem that requires immediate attention. During the course of the project Patuxent Architect principals will be
available and will attend all crucial meetings and participate in major design decisions. For day-to-day operations our Architect will be in constant
contact with the Building Committee.
Patuxent Architects, Inc. has the capabilities of providing high performance design to whatever level is desired. We staff a LEED Accredited Professional and is a member of the United State Green Building Council. Our architects and engineers are dedicated to providing state of the art energy
conservation designs.
Many energy efficient design measures can be done at little or no additional first cost with significant life cycle cost paybacks. You can be assured
that Patuxent Architects, Inc. will be aggressive in terms of energy conservation in its design.
Energy Efficient Goals and Recommendations
Our commitment to energy efficiency can be measured through our four Energy Efficient Engineering and
Design Goals:
 Analyze the buildings for Energy Efficiency
 Analyze the building for Deferred Maintenance issues
 Perform a condition assessment including a review of electrical, mechanical, plumbing systems, as well as the building envelopes
 Improve Energy Efficiency of all facilities
Our recommendations from our Engineering and design Goals typically include:
 Wholesale upgrade of all or partial Mechanical Systems
 Replacement of all or partial Lighting Systems
 Upgrade of Electrical Systems
 Installation of a Building Management System
 Upgrade of Energy-critical building components including roof, windows and doors
By implementing sustainable design and energy conservation solutions, Patuxent Architects, Inc. can:
 Save the client money by reducing both energy costs and the building’s impact on the site’s infrastructure
 Promote healthy, effective and productive learning and work environments
“Sustainable development is the challenge of meeting growing human needs for natural resources, industrial products, energy, food, transportation, shelter and effective water management while conserving and protecting environmental quality and the natural resource base
essential for future life and development. This concept recognizes that meeting long-term human needs will be impossible unless we also
conserve the earth’s natural, physical, chemical and biological systems.”
Definition of Sustainable Development
-From the Civil Engineering Research Foundation, Washington, DC
Key Components of Patuxent Architects, Inc.’s Sustainable Building Design
Site Selection, Site Planning, and Landscape Design
 Develop the site in an environmentally sensitive manner
 Maximize existing natural site conditions
 Design site for easy pedestrian, bicycle, and mass transit access
 Minimize hardscape
 Minimize heat island effects
 Minimize light pollution
Natural Lighting - Daylighting
 Maximize natural interior lighting and views as much as possible
 Orient buildings to maximize southern exposure and minimize east-west walls
 Utilize lighting controls to minimize energy costs
Energy Efficient Building Shell
 Design the building shell to address radiant energy and conductive heat gains and losses
 Select glazing to optimize energy efficiency
 Provide window treatments to maximize winter solar gain and minimize summer solar gain
Renewable Energy
 Consider various renewable energy alternatives to reduce grid energy costs
Energy Efficient Lighting and Electrical Systems
 Employ lighting systems with energy efficient fixtures that are compatible with the chosen day
lighting strategy
 Use occupancy sensors as much as possible
 Use Energy Star rated equipment and high efficiency transformers
 Utilize building-wide controls of lighting, mechanical and electrical systems with an energy management system
We love Mother Earth and want to
help preserve it. As professionals in
the design and building industry, we
have a tremendous responsiblity to
that creed, and therefore we always
strive to influence our clients to utilize as many techniques as possbile
to reduce dependency on valuable
fuel and material resources, some
irreplaceable.
Energy Efficient HVAC and R Systems
 Employ energy efficient HVAC and R systems
 Employ energy recovery systems
 Allow for individual occupant control of systems wherever possible
Environmentally Sensitive Products and Systems
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Specify products made of recycled materials
Specify locally harvested and manufactured materials
Control waste diverted to landfills
Reuse materials wherever possible
Use materials with low ozone depletion potential and low greenhouse effects
Specify rapidly renewal materials whenever possible
Indoor Air Quality
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Use low or no VOC containing materials
Incorporate ASHRAE standards and better them when possible
Use natural ventilation where possible
During construction, employ various strategies to insure adequate indoor air quality
Monitor air quality during construction and after occupancy
Flush building with fresh air prior to occupancy
Water Conservation
 Utilize low flow and water conserving fixtures
 Irrigate as little as possible
 Consider greywater reuse for irrigation and/or waste transport
Recycling Sytems and Waste Management
 Require contractors to recycle waste materials during construction
 Provide recycling stations for occupants
 Utilize pre- and post-consumer recycled materials whenever possible
Commissioning
 Develop and implement an effective commissioning process that includes commissioning of a least the lighting controls, HVAC and R systems, domestic hot water and renewable energy systems
 Encourage enhanced building-wide commissioning
Building Information Modeling
A Building Information Model is a digital representation of physical and functional
characteristics of a facility. As such, it serves as a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cycle from
inception onward.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an approach to building design, construction and management. It supports the continuous and immediate availability of project
design scope, schedule and cost information that is high quality, reliable, integrated and
fully coordinated.
Patuxent Architects, Inc. is highly focused on ways in which new technologies can help
us to develop our architecture. The BIM method represents a whole new way to communicate; a method in which data is efficiently provided to everyone working with the
same model. BIM is an effective and 3D-oriented means of electronic communication
which secures better communication between the stakeholders in a project, and reduces
the risk of construction errors. The result is increased quality in both the design and the
finished construction.
RELATIVE EXPERIENCE
Immaculate Conception Church
28297 Old Village Road
Mechanicsville, MD 20659
Patuxent Architects, Inc. Responsibilities:
Preliminary Design
Design Development
Construction Documents
Bidding/Negotiation
Permitting
Construction Administration
PROJECT TIMELINE
Project Start
04/2000
Church Captial Campaign 05/2000-12/2004
Project Completion
12/2006
Contact: Fr. Peter Alliata 301-884-3123
Design of a new, free-standing 11,000sqft. Parish Center consisting of:
Fellowship Hall
Religious Education Wing
• Capacity
• Nine meeting rooms
- 150 people at Banquet
• Religious Office
- 300 people at Assembly
• Religious Storage
• Attached kitchen and storage
Total Square Footage:
11,000sqft.
Cost Per Square Foot:
$
93.57
Estimated Building Construction Cost:
$1,300,000.00
Building Construction Contract Cost:
$1,437,655.00
Owner Initiated Change Orders:
$ 30,270.00
SWM and Septic Change Orders:
$ 99,313.50
Total Change Orders:
$ 129,583.50
Final Building Construction Cost:
$1,567,238.00
Total Architectural Fees:
$ 72,000.00
Change Order Percentage:
8.25%
PRINCE FREDERICK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
NEW FACILITY AREAS:
• 23,000 SQFT Two-story building
• 8 Equipment Bays (16’x68’) with Storage, Eng/Maint Shop, Air
Tank Service and Refill
• 1,845 SQFT Multi-Purpose Room divisable into 3 Training
Rooms
• Watch Office
• 5 Offices for VFD Operations
• Museum/Display area for VFD accomplishments
• 10 Bunk Rooms with a capacity for 40 Fire Fighters
• Kitchen, Dining, Rest Rooms, Day Room and Study/Quiet Area
to support 40 Fire Fighters
NEW FACILITY ENERGY SYSTEMS:
• Geo-Thermal HVAC System with in-floor hot water heating
system
• Green Roof over building core
• Photo-Voltaic Solar Panels
• Efficient Buidling Envelope
• Aniticipated “LEED” Gold Certification
SERVICES:
Preliminary Design
Design Development
Presentation Materials to apply for funding.
This project has been designed to meet LEED Gold Standards and is currently awaiting funding.
Contact: Vernon Horseman
410-535-2207
Archbishop Neale Catholic School
104 Port Tobacco Road
La Plata, MD 20646
Preliminary Design
Design Development
Bidding/Negotiation
Permitting
PROJECT TIMELINE
Project Start
Project Completion
06/2002
01/2004
Following the devastating tornado that struck Southern Maryland, and destroyed the
Archibishop Neale Catholic School in April 2002, Patuxent Architects, Inc. met the challenge of ensuring a temporary school facility for the students to return to in August for
the new school year, and immediately began the design of a new 55,000 sqft., two-story
school facility to serve 550 students. The drawings were completed to apply for permits
on Oct. 1, 2002. The permits were issued on Oct. 23, 2002 and the new building was
occupied in January 2004. Patuxent Architects, Inc. was able to condense the design
and permitting of a project which normally takes approximately 18-24 months into 5
months.
55,000sqft.
$
99.62
Owner Initiated Change Orders:
Construction Change Orders:
$5,650,000.00
$5,391,000.00
$ 184,826.00
$ 96,144.00
$ 280,970.00
$5,774,036.00
$290,000.00
4.85%
Contact: Richard DeStwolinski
Archidiocese of Washington
Phone: 301-946-3702
Mt. Olive United Methodist Church
811 Dares Beach Road
Preliminary Design
Design Development
Bidding/Negotiation
Permitting
PROJECT TIMELINE:
Project Start
03/2003
Project Completion
11/2005
This design of a new 12,000 sqft., two-story church facility included a 350 person Sanctuary, Narthex, Fellowship Hall, Meeting rooms, Kitchen, Restrooms and Storage area.
12,000sqft.
$
98.58
$1,100.000.00
$1,170,843.00
$ 12,060.00
$1,182,903.00
$ 59,918.00
1.02%
Contact:Rev. Conway 410-535-0739

Paul D. Kosla, AIA, LEED AP

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