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Fast Facts... At PQH, we strive to create exceptional environments, exceed• Established in 1982 our client’s goals and enhance the• SBA 8(a) Certified Firm user’s quality of life.• Registered Contractors• Registered Architects Everyday experiences in our evolving society serve as• LEED Accredited our source of inspiration for design. Our staff draws from• MBE State Certified this collective experience, keeping our ideas fresh and• FDOT DBE Certified innovative. After over thirty years of practice, we understand the extraordinary level of responsibility each one of our projects holds; that long after completed, it continues to serve our client’s ever changing needs. PQH Expertise... Our multi-disciplined team of qualified professionals has been honored to work with clients, both public and private, from across the country. As a whole, our knowledge spans the areas of Commercial, Retail, Senior Living, Multi-Family Housing, Mixed-Use, Medical, EducationalandReligiousfacilities.As trained problem-solvers, we provide design and constructionsolutions to meet our clients’ needs, be it a complex program, limitedbudget or even building for future growth. To consolidate thedecision process, we offer the following in-house services:General Contracting and Design-Build Services, Programming,Master Planning, Architectural Design, Interior Design andSpace Planning.CentrallyLocated... Firm Principals as pictured left to right: Ricardo E. Quiñones, AIA, LEED® AP BD+C; Jose M. “Pepe” Perez, AIA, CGC,PQH Group, Inc. is centrally located in Jacksonville’s Southpoint LEED®AP BD+C, and Robert D. Hoenshel, AIA, LEED®APBusiness District, just off the I-95 and JT Butler interchange. We are BD+Cminutes from downtown and the beaches, and just a short drive fromthe Jacksonville International Airport. For more information,you can contactusat:4141 Southpoint Drive East, Jacksonville, FL 32216(904) 224-0001 (fax) 224-0023 www.pqh.com

Our ServicesDesign-Build Services PQH’s single-source delivery system by designing and constructing a project to meet your specific needs. This Team approach gives you highly customized services which provides flexibility, with professional design and quality construction.Architectural Design PQH’s architectural staff has the knowledge and experience necessary to guide you from the conception of a project through its completion. As trained problem-solvers, they creatively provide solutions for your building needs, be it a complex program, limited budget, or even building for future growth. Architectural design for most of our projects requires a set of basic services: • Identifying the scope of work • Establishing a concept • Developing a design • Preparing the documents needed to make the project a realityMaster Planning Master planning is a comprehensive long-range evaluation and planning process that allows us to forecast program needs, envision phases and develop plans for expandability and growth over a period of time.Interior Design The design of interiors is an integral part of architecture and a growing area of special emphasis within our firm. It includes space planning, furnishing layouts, and selecting finishes in coordination with other building components. Projects range from residential interiors to major public spaces, including elderly and health care facilities.

EDUCATION: Jose M. “Pepe” Perez, AIA, CGC, LEEDRAP BD+C Founder - CEO Bachelor of Design - University of Florida - 1973 Masters of Arts in Architecture - University of Florida - 1975 Masters in Structural Engineering - University of Florida - 1976MEMBERSHIPS: National Council of Architectural Registration Boards American Institute of Architects Rotary Club of DeerwoodAPPOINTMENTS: Deerwood Rotary President (2003-2004) Trustee, Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce City of Jacksonville, Construction Claim Dispute Resolution Board State Historic Marker Council (Completed Term) Jacksonville Community Relations Committee (Past Board Member) Construction Trades Qualifying Board (Completed Term)REGISTRATION: Certified General Contractor - CGC1517382 LEED Accredited Professional, Green Certified Florida - No.AR0007975 Michigan - No.1301042189 Georgia - No. RA004074 N. Carolina - No.7230 S. Carolina - No. 2544 Illinois - No. 001-016280 NCARB - No. 30256 Tennessee - No. 00103159PREVIOUS TO CURRENT EXPERIENCE: 6/76 University of Florida 8/76-3/78 Norwood Hope Company Intern Architect/Project Manager 4/78 to 10/79 Pan American Consultants Intern Architect/Project Manager 10/79 to 3/81 N.H. Fredman & Associates/Project Architect 3/81 to 10/82 Jose M. Perez/Sole Proprietor 10/82 to 10/86 Perez-Suarez and Associates, Inc./President 10/86 to 1/91 Perez Associates Architects, Inc./President 1/91 to Present PQH Group, Inc.Twenty nine years ago, Jose M. “Pepe” Perez, AIA, CGC, LEED RAP BD+C, founded what is now PQH Group, Inc. Inthe years since its inception, he has tailored it into a thriving Architectural firm.“Work hard. Play hard.” A philosophy shared throughout the company, is a motto heard daily from Pepe. He believesin living and learning from everyday occurrences, giving his employees insight and the ability to create spaces andenvironments. By looking to the future and seeing demand, he led the expansion of the architectural service into theareas of construction, master planning, interior design and full construction administration services.His years of experience, not only in the construction industry, but within the community, have made PQH a leading firmin Northeast Florida. His drive to establish relationships, rather than having one-time customers, has led to over 80%of clients coming back for repeat business.

EDUCATION: Ricardo E. Quiñones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+C President - Director of Design Masters in Architecture - University of Illinois - 1981 Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies - University of Illinois - 1979MEMBERSHIPS: National Council of Architectural Registration Boards American Institute of Architects AIA Jacksonville, President 1997-98 Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission Mandarin Rotary Knights of Columbus Hispanic American Business Association Assisted Living Federation National Fire Protection Association The Arc Jacksonville, Board of DirectorsREGISTRATION: Florida - No.AR0009765 NCARB - No. 48953 Tennessee - No. 00103158 Texas - No. 16949 LEED Accredited Professional, Green CertifiedPREVIOUS TO CURRENT EXPERIENCE: 5/81 University of Illinois 5/81 to 2/84 Reynolds, Smith and Hills/Design Architect 2/84 to 11/86 The Haskell Co./Sr. Design Architect 11/86 to Present PQH Group, Inc. Vice President in Charge of DesignRicardo E. Quiñones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+C, is the Director of Design, responsible for programming, schematics andimplementation of design through construction documents. He has worked closely with owners and contractors todevelop systems and methods of construction which streamline the design/build process.Highly respected for his work ethic, Ricardo has been honored for his dedication to the profession and the communityby the American Institute of Architects in Jacksonville. His dedication and devotion are evident in his work, in thecommunity, and with his family. It is these traits, along with his ability to assess situations that have fostered manysatisfied clients.A blend of creativity, problem solving, and practicality make programming an enjoyable task for Ricardo. He uses anhonest, up-front approach to address clients by meeting with them, evaluating their needs versus their wants, and thentranslating them into space, form, and building. Proven time and time again, his designs convey creative solutions thatare accomplished realistically, within budget, and on-time.Ricardo is experienced in a variety of project types, including multi-family housing, senior living, and historicrenovation, educational and medical facilities. A driving force behind PQH, Ricardo continues to focus on the detailsand personal attention that make this firm a success.

Robert D. Hoenshel, AIA, LEED®AP BD+C Vice President - Director of ProductionEDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture - University of Florida - 1973MEMBERSHIPS: American Institute of Architects AIA Jacksonville, President 1998-99 National Trust of Historic Preservation Construction Specifications Institute President Elect Police Athletic League Board Hendricks Day School Board Southpoint Rotary President (2004-2005)REGISTRATION: Florida - No.AR0007936 LEED Accredited Professional, Green CertifiedPREVIOUS TO CURRENT EXPERIENCE: 6/73 University of Florida 6/73-6/74 National Engineering 6/74-6/75 Professional Designs by Larry Willis 1/85-1/87 Fisher & Simmons Architects 1/87-1/91 Perez Associates Architects, Inc. 11/91 to Present PQH Group, Inc. Vice President - Director of ProductionRobert D. “Rob” Hoenshel, AIA, LEED®AP BD+C, is the Director of Production, responsible for the quality ofdocuments and services produced by the firm. He began his career early, scavenging materials discarded fromconstruction sites and building his own structures... His first, a two story fort complete with basement. This thrill of“putting pieces together” led to a formal education in Architecture at the University of Florida.Intern Architects at the firm often work under the watchful eye of Rob. Through his guidance they learn the differencebetween “intention” and “precision.” He instills the importance of details and complete information on drawings andspecifications... If you can’t build it from the documents, then it’s just a pretty picture.With a track record dating back 26 years, Rob continues to deliver projects successfully by properly executing thedesign team’s ideas and translating them into reality. His great sense of humor, positive attitude, and exceptional skillendure, creating prosperous relationships with staff and clients alike.Currently, Rob serves as Principal-in-Charge for institutional agencies. Open-end contracts that he has managedinclude the United States Postal Service, JEA, FDOT, and the University of North Florida.

Frank M. Ringhofer Jr., AIA, LEED®AP BD+C Vice President - Quality Management DirectorEDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture - Kansas State University - 1985 Danish International Architectural Study Program, University of CopenhagenMEMBERSHIPS: National Council of Architectural Registration Boards American Institute of ArchitectsREGISTRATION: Florida No. AR0016446 Missouri AR-5985 LEED Accredited Professional, Green CertifiedFrank M. Ringhofer Jr., AIA, LEED®AP BD+C is Associate Vice President, Principal for PQH and he is a LEEDaccredited professional with the Green Building Council. He leads the production team in association with PrincipalRob Hoenshel. As a “mentor” for the Project Managers of the firm, Frank leads production effort of deliveringcomprehensive construction documents. He also assists Project Managers in the development of Drawing Standardsand Project Management Strategies.Additionally, Frank’s responsibilities include coordination with the Construction Administration staff during the De-sign process, so that he and the production staff can use their feedback during the preparation of ConstructionDocuments. In order to insure that project resources are allocated appropriately, Frank coordinates staff managementin relation to project staffing and production budgets.During his 20 plus years of experience, his responsibilities have included project management, design, constructionadministration, specification writing, and cost analysis, coordination between the architectural and engineeringdisciplines, quality reviews, and delivery of a quality product within the construction budget. His projectexperience includes a variety of types: educational, commercial, military, multi-family, and institutional, with afocus on and medical/laboratory work.Frank has had the opportunity to work for a number of prestigious clients including several Fortune 500 companies,Monsanto Company, Southwestern Bell, Nextel and Mallinckrodt Medical. Under the category of public andgovernment clients, he has provided services to the United States Navy, United States Postal Service, the City of St.Louis and the City of Jacksonville. He also has experience with noted schools of higher learning including WashingtonUniversity, St. Louis University, University of Florida, University of Missouri and University of North Florida as wellas some of Florida’s fastest growing school districts such as Duval, Broward and Collier Counties.

EDUCATION: Daniel S. “Danny” Strickland, CGCCERTIFICATIONS: Director of Construction Activities Auburn University - 1979 Bachelor of Science in Building Construction Certified General Contractor, State of Florida License No. CGC045538Mr. Strickland reviews documents during the design stage for constructability andcoordination of details. During the design phase, he prepares opinions of probablecost in order to establish project budgets. He also monitors and reviews designdocuments for adherence to established budgets and continuity of biddingdocuments. Once projects are in the bidding stage, he assists the client in evaluatingthe bids and makes award recommendations.His responsibilities during the construction phase of a project include reviewing and processing submittal data andrequests for information, and coordinating all communication between contractors and design personnel. He reviewsand makes recommendations on contractors’ applications for payment and requests for change orders. Additionally, Mr.Strickland performs field observations and prepares field reports to document construction progress andadherence to design documents. If any discrepancies arise, he coordinates the resolution of field problems and acts asliaison between construction and design personnel. Finally, he is in charge of the preparation and administration ofproject acceptance and close-out procedures.Past experience includes Project Management positions in Medical, Residential, Multifamily, Commercial,Institutional, Utility, and Industrial Construction Projects as craftsman, superintendent, estimator, construction engineerand project manager. Major projects supervised include: Thomas Chase Apartments - Jacksonville, FL FCCJ Buildings B, C, & D – Jacksonville, FL 11 East Forsyth – Jacksonville, FL Ritz Theatre, Cultural Museum, and Educational Center – Jacksonville, FL Operations & Maintenance Facility – Neptune Beach, FL Jacksonville Electrical Authority “CREW Sites” – Jacksonville, FL Emergency Operations Center – Phases I, II, III – Jacksonville, FL Baymeadows Medical Center - New Office Facility - Jacksonville, FL Dunn Avenue Professional Office Center - Jacksonville, FL Summit Headquarters Building - Jacksonville, FL Leigh Meadows Apartments - Jacksonville, FL Fleet Landing Retirement Community – Atlantic Beach, FL Vicar’s Landing Retirement Community – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Mallard CoveApartments – Jacksonville, FL Cedar Creek Condominiums – Jacksonville, FL Marsh Oaks Apartments – Jacksonville, FL Mandarin Lanai Apartments – Jacksonville, FL Clay County Gymnasiums – Orange Park, FL

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Phase 1 Student Housing – Daytona Beach, FloridaClient: Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityLocation: Daytona Beach, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: 2017This project included the new construction of a five story student residence hall. The site needed extensive improvementsbefore construction could begin. Included in this project is 659 Beds with a total of 144,411 square feet. The total cost ofthe project was $23.4 million and construction was completed within an 11 month time frame. The building has a steelframe and has waterproofing.

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Phase 1 Student Housing – Daytona Beach, Florida

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Phase 2 Student Housing and Dining Facility – Daytona Beach, FloridaClient: Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityLocation: Daytona Beach, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: Spring 2018This design consists of a 650 Bed Residence Hall with 5 floors. It will house an additional 700 seat dining facility and willbe a total of 135,000 square feet. The target construction delivery for this project is expected to be Spring of 2018.

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Student Housing – Prescott, ArizonaClient: Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityLocation: Prescott, ArizonaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: Fall 2018This design consists of a 280 Bed Residence Hall with 3 floors.Amenities included will be Study Rooms and Lounges, GameRoom, Theatre Room, and Fitness Area and has a projectedsquare foot total of 72,000. The target construction delivery forthis project is expected to be Fall of 2018.

Flagler College Student Housing – St. Augustine, FloridaClient: Flagler CollegeLocation: St. Augustine, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: Fall 2017This design consists of a 150 Bed Residence Hall with 3 floors consistingof 55,000 square feet. It has an additional 5 Floor, 560 space ParkingGarage and a 13,000 square foot Commons Area. The Parking Garageis complete and the Residence Hall will be ready for Students in the Fallof 2017.

Florida Polytechnic University Phase 1 Student Housing – Lakeland, FloridaClient: Florida Polytechnic UniversityLocation: Lakeland, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: 2014This design consists of a 219 Bed Residence Hall with 5 floorsconsisting of 90,000 square feet. The building is made up of a steelframe and construction was completed within an 8 month timeperiod. The facility includes several student lounges, study halls,game room, fitness area, and bistro.

Florida Polytechnic University Phase 2 Student Housing – Lakeland, FloridaClient: Florida Polytechnic UniversityLocation: Lakeland, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: Fall 2016This project consists of a 538 Bed Residence Hall with 5 Floors consisting of 134,843 square feet. The building is madeup of a steel frame and construction was completed within a 12 month time frame. The facility includes bistro areas,student lounges and study rooms, outdoor pool and clubhouse, as well as a game room and fitness area.

Jacksonville University Dolphin Dorms Student Housing – Jacksonville, FloridaClient: Jacksonville UniversityLocation: Jacksonville, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Jose M. Perez, AIA, CGC, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: Fall 2015This dormitory style, four story student housing building at Jacksonville University is laid out in a three-wing designand is the first phase in a multi-phase housing initiative for the campus. The building features 144 units of doubleoccupancy. The 69,000 square foot building was completed in an accelerated 10 month construction time frameto ensure availability for the fall 2015 semester. Amenities include student lounges, study rooms, communalkitchen facilities and kitchenettes, conference rooms, and laundry facilities.

Flats at Kernan Off-Campus Student Housing - University of North FloridaClient: University of North FloridaLocation: Jacksonville, FloridaPrincipal-in-Charge: Jose M. Perez, AIA, CGC, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: Fall 2009The Flats at Kernan community is adjacent to the University of North Florida campus. The complex features 192apartment style units. It provides a greatly needed off-campus housing alternative to students and faculty at UNF. On-site amenities include a modern community center, game room, computer labs, resort style pool and spa, fitness center,and basketball court. The project incorporated a number of green practices.

Flats at Mallard Creek Off-Campus Student Housing – UNC CharlotteClient: University of North Carolina CharlotteLocation: Charlotte, North CarolinaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CDate of Completion: 2010Located within walking distance of the University of North Carolina atCharlotte, the Flats at Mallard Creek features 113 units in 2, 3, and 4bedroom floor plans. The sophisticated and modern 115,000 sq. ft.complex features a beautiful resort style swimming pool, an athleticarea with an indoor basketball court and fitness room, study lounges,game rooms, and multi-purpose spaces. To address the significant sitegrading issues, the complex contains two buildings; one is threestories, the other is four stories.

Flats at Campus Pointe Off-Campus Student Housing – UNC CharlotteClient: University of North Carolina CharlotteLocation: Charlotte, North CarolinaPrincipal-in-Charge: Ricardo E. Quinones, AIA, LEED®AP BD+CCompletion: 2012The Flats at Campus Pointe is located within walking distance ofthe University of North Carolina Charlotte. The complex features98 two and three bedroom apartments and one bedroom studiounits. Mirroring its sister property (The Flats at Mallard Creek),the complex is modern and elegant. The complex features state-of-the-art amenities including a fitness center, luxury swimmingpool, entertainment rooms, outdoor patios and communitycenters.