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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
8/17/2010
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
URBAN HABITAT
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MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
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Steve Coyle, AIA, LEED AP <br /> Principal, Town -Green <br /> Stephen Coyle, AIA, LEED AP, CNU has over 30 years of experience as an "green" architect, urban <br /> designer, and public facilitator in a wide range of public and private projects around the nation from <br /> the scale of the region to the block and building. A national leader in sustainable design, planning, <br /> and regulatory standards, Steve is principal of Town - Green, a firm that represents a group of <br /> dedicated 'sustainable urbanists' who offer a comprehensive approach to making resilient <br /> communities. He worked on the building designs for the first major DOE solar demonstration <br /> program, the building and installation of production flat panel hot water solar collecting systems. <br /> Steve is co-founder of the National Charrette Institute (NCI), a non - profit organization that trains <br /> professionals in the art and practice of facilitating Charrettes - a collaborative process that empowers <br /> people with diverse interests regarding a project to work together and support the results, and co- <br /> author of the "Charrette Handbook," published in 2006 by the APA. He published numerous articles <br /> and lectured internationally on sustainable planning, and is currently writing the "Sustainable <br /> Communities Guidebook" for Wiley & Sons. <br /> Instructor <br /> Harvard Graduate School of Design <br /> Office of Executive Education, National Charrette Institute Program <br /> Registration <br /> Licensed Architect in Oregon, No. 3346; California license pending <br /> Professional Memberships <br /> National Council of Architectural Registration Board, Member <br /> LEED AP, US Green Building Council <br /> American Institute of Architects, Member <br /> American Planning Association, Member <br /> Congress of New Urbanism, Member <br /> • <br /> Professional Endeavors <br /> Town - Green, Principal <br /> HDR /Town Planning, Principal <br /> Lennertz & Coyle, Town Planning & Architecture, Principal <br /> The National Charrette Institute (NCI), Co- Founder and Board Member <br /> Honors and Awards <br /> Grand Award - Best in the West - APA <br /> Gold Nugget Awards - Fairview Village, Oregon <br /> Governor's Livability Award 1998 - Fairview Village, Oregon <br /> Governor's Livability Award 1999 - Village Weistoria, Oregon <br /> APA Oregon - Special Achievement in Planning, Smart Development Code Handbook <br /> The Builders Award - 1000 Friends of Oregon - Fairview Village <br /> APA National Award 2001 for the Portland Hollywood -Sandy Plan <br /> CELSOC 2006 Excellence in Engineering Merit Award for <br /> Capital Village, the Preserve at Sunridge, and Sun Creek Charrette <br />
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