ReferenceTodd Delventhal, Vice President The Delventhal Company 3796 Rockland Circle Millbury, Ohio 43447 419.244.5570 419.392.8702 cell

Gallery PrototypePoggemeyer Design Group was selected by La-Z-Boy® Corporate to provide architecture & engineering design services and code review for development and refinement of a new gallery prototype. The new prototype design will be distributed across the U.S. to professionals building a new company showroom.

PDG has been involved in the construction of two of these. The first one is through an independent developer for the Canton, MI store. It is a ‘turn-key’ operation with La-Z-Boy Corporate, which means the developer builds the store and La-Z-Boy has a ten year lease on the property with the first option to re-up their lease.

The second construction is currently underway in North Canton, Ohio as a design-built project through The Delventhal Company. This is a dealer store, like a franchise, and is not a corporate facility.

Location ∙ Prototype–Canton, Michigan ∙ Renovations–Multiple Locations

Services Provided ∙ Architectural & Interior Design, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Construction Administration

Cost ∙ $2.5–2.75 million, New Prototype ∙ $500,000–$1 million, Per Renovation

Size ∙ 15,600 s.f. Prototype and Typical Store

Schedule ∙ Professional Services: September 2012 ∙ Construction:

PDG Project Team ∙ Faith M. Perales, IIDA, LEED AP ∙ Daniel L. Knott, Electrical Engineering

Project Relevance ∙Furniture Retail Design

∙Gallery Prototype

LA-Z-BOY FURNITURE GALLERIES FRANCHISE PROTOTYPE/RENOVATIONS

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Outlet RenovationsPDG also worked with local contractor, Delventhal, to make interior renovations to La-Z-Boy® retail outlets including:

∙Sterling Heights, MI

∙Novi, MI

∙Troy, MI (interior design only)

∙Hartsdale, NY

∙Rochester, NY

∙Beavercreek, OH

∙Edina, MN

∙Wichita, KS (preliminary–project on hold)

Structural Evaluations We have also visited facilities at other locations to evaluate structural and other building systems to assist the real estate division and for LZB Corporate.

La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Franchise Prototype/Renovations

ReferenceMr. Todd Nelson, President/CEO608.254.3750TNelson@KalahariResort.com

After successfully completing a 140-acre site development project for Kalahari Resorts all-season water park (the largest indoor water park in the nation), PDG was then hired to complete lead architectural engineering and interior design services for the resort’s new 95,000-square-foot Convention Center, which offers multifunction meeting and event space. The project involved a strict schedule in order to accommodate meeting space reservations.

The Convention Center includes an executive conference center featuring two board rooms, five meeting rooms and a large atrium with clerestory windows for natural lighting. The new facility also has a dividable 7,200-square-foot grand ballroom with a 3,500-square-foot junior ballroom at each end.

The conference center was designed to compliment the African theme of the resort, with carpet tile mimicking cobblestone paths and dark blue ceilings in the west atrium to capture the ambience of the African sky. Structural columns were designed as trees with leafy canopies and four 1,200-square-foot meeting kiosks were designed as African huts, complete with thatched roofs, woven bamboo ceilings, sisal wallcovering and animal print carpet tile.

Project Relevance ∙Convention Center

∙Waterpark

KALAHARI RESORTS NIA CENTER

Location ∙ Sandusky, Ohio

Services Provided ∙ Structural, Architectural, Interior Design, Mechanical, Electrical, Construction Management

Cost ∙ $14 million

Size ∙ 95,000 s.f.

Schedule ∙ 2006

Project Team ∙ Scott Schroeder, Project Coordinator ∙ Phillip Whaley, Project Sponsor

ReferenceMecca Management, Inc.Steve Green 1045 N. Main Street Bowling Green, Ohio 419.353.5800 sgreen@meccabg.com

Poggemeyer Design Group was contracted by Mecca Management, Inc. to provide architectural, site/civil, mechanical and electrical engineering services for the 2-story mixed-use complex in Bowling Green, Ohio. Development services included detailed plans for pavement and parking, stormwater management, and site utilities. Design services were also included for architectural, structural, electrical, HVAC and plumbing plans. PDG coordinated with the City’s planning commission for approval of the designs.

This mixed-use building features 8,800 square feet of commercial space on the first floor including food service and other retailers. The second story is 9,400 square feet consisting of 16 apartments.

MARKET SQUARE MIXED-USE COMPLEX

Location ∙ Bowling Green, Ohio

Services Provided ∙ Architecture, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Site/Civil Engineering

Cost ∙ $1.92 million

Schedule ∙ Professional Services 2013 ∙ Construction: 2013

Project Team ∙ Scott P. Schroeder, P.E., Project Manager ∙ Dan L. Knott, P.E., Electrical Engineer ∙ Gregory P. Wright, P.E., LEED AP BD+C, Mechanical Engineer

ReferenceSandusky County Commissioners 622 Croghan Street Fremont, Ohio 43420-2415 419.334.6100

PDG was selected to provide design and construction administration services for a new 36-bed juvenile detention facility in Sandusky County. The new detention center was needed to provide more space and better security than that available in its 1950’s converted youth shelter.

The 24,000-square-foot facility offers separate cells with associated plumbing, classrooms and a gymnasium. Security features include electronically controlled doors, reinforced security windows and a surveillance system.

Department of Youth Services grant funds paid for 60-percent of the $3.8 million project cost. Construction was completed in 2003.

Juvenile Detention Facility ExpansionIn 2012, PDG provided design and construction administration services for an addition on the east side of the Juvenile Detention Center. The project was approximately 2,600 sq.ft. of multi-purpose space, workshop area, restrooms, and additional office space. The facility continued operations

Project Relevance ∙Correctional Facility

∙County Project

∙Security Design

SANDUSKY COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITY

Location ∙ Fremont, Ohio

Services Provided ∙ Architectural, Engineering and Construction Administration and Observation

Cost ∙ Project Cost– $4.6 million (both projects)

Size ∙ 24,000 SF ∙ 36-bed ∙ 2,600 SF Expansion

Schedule ∙ Professional Services: 2003, 2012

PDG Project Team ∙ Scott P. Schroeder, P.E., Project Manager ∙ John Brock, P.E., Structural ∙ Daniel L. Knott, P.E., Electrical ∙ David E. Saneholtz, P.E., Civil ∙ Jason L. Collert, Interiors ∙ Thomas A. Stuckey, Construction Admin.

during construction. Work involved the redesign of existing cells into observation cells. This included additional vision glass to allow for improved visibility of the occupants, removal and replacement of the units doors and frames to accommodate the modifications, and reconstructing the plumbing chases supporting those cells. Project Cost: $178,630

Sandusky County Juvenile Detention Facility

ReferenceKathryn Soards Chief Fiscal Officer 419-267-1314 ksoards@northweststate.edu

PDG was selected by Northwest State Community College as the lead A/E for the design of a new state-of-the-art Nursing, Allied Health and Public Services Building. Northwest Community College is located in the northernmost portions of Henry County, Ohio near Archbold, Ohio. Soil conditions at the campus are typical for the general area and include heavy clays and loams that exhibit very little infiltration capacity. The 20,000 square foot building is located on the south side of the existing campus and is physically connected to the other existing buildings on campus.

The existing campus facilities include the educational buildings with main parking and storm facilities north of the buildings thus the new addition and its appurtenances are located at the upper ends of the storm management system. At the location of the new building, the storm sewers and other storm conveyance methods are shallow and small in size thus limiting direct discharge of storm water runoff into the existing system.

Location ∙ Northwest State Community College Archbold, Ohio

Services Provided ∙ Architecture and Engineering, LEED Design, Construction Administration

Cost ∙ Total Opinion of Probable Cost Estimate = $4,743,785.00

∙ Total Awarded Construction Contracts = $5,121,800.00 ∙ Total Approved Change Orders = $140,821.91 (2.75%) ∙ Total Construction Cost = $5,262,621.91

Size ∙ 20,000 sq.ft. building area ∙ 11,000 sq.ft. bio area

Schedule ∙ Construction: 2011

PDG Project Team ∙ Brad Thomas, P.E. Structural Design ∙ Tim Nelson, LEED AP, Electrical Design ∙ David Saneholtz, P.E., Site Design ∙ Tom Stuckey, Construction Administration

Project Relevance ∙Architectural Design

∙Mechanical, Electrical, and Structural Engineering

∙Site Development

∙Construction Administration

ALLIED HEALTH/PUBLIC SERVICE BUILDING RENOVATION & SITE DESIGN

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Allied Health Building Renovations and Site Design

Traditional storm water runoff management facilities in this particular instance would result in the introduction of depressions or underground storage containers to contain and delay the discharge of storm water from the developed area. These shallow depressed areas in soil exhibiting low percolation rate could hold storm water runoff for an extended period which could affect maintenance and detract from the aesthetically while underground storage can be a significant cost factor and might require mechanical discharge equipment.

To address the management of storm water runoff for the new building and its appurtenances, PDG designed roughly 11,000 square feet of “bio area”. The proposed “bio area” is essentially depressed storm water holding areas that are filled with a media having nutrients and soils exhibiting high infiltration rates that are planted with native grasses and sedge that require little maintenance, provide a pallette of color in early summer and autumn, that have long root structures and good transpiration rates. The “bio area” is provided with manually adjusted discharge controls so the “bio area” water levels can be varied with the change of seasons and/or other conditions. This last feature provide a laboratory for horticultural student and faculty at the institution to experiment with different moisture conditions for the plants