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<br />cmamuyac@e1sarch.com
<br />EDUCATION
<br />M. Architecture with
<br />Distinction, UC Berkeley
<br />AB with majors
<br />in Architecture &
<br />Landscape Architecture,
<br />UC Berkeley
<br />Thomas D. Church
<br />Design Competition —
<br />First Prize
<br />UC Berkeley CED
<br />PROFESSIONAL
<br />REGISTRATION
<br />California Architect
<br />License C 19182
<br />California Landscape
<br />Architect License 3617
<br />AFFILIATIONS/
<br />ACHIEVEMENTS
<br />Chair, Dean'sAdvisory
<br />Council, UC Berkeley
<br />CED
<br />Fellow, AIA
<br />John S. Bolles, FAIA
<br />Fellow, AIA California
<br />TIME ON PROJECT
<br />85% Phase
<br />50% Phase 11
<br />Clarence D. Mamuyac, Jr., FAIA, LEED AP BD+C
<br />PROJECT MANAGER / PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE
<br />Clarence D. Mamuyac, Jr. serves as President/CEO of ELS. He joined ELS in 1983
<br />and brings over 30 years of experience in community, recreation, sports, aquatics,
<br />and education projects to his assignments. Clarence is a national leader in sports
<br />and recreation design, and he has a strong interest in assisting and guiding
<br />complex client groups through a process of workshops and engagement that helps
<br />them achieve clear direction and decision -making power through a transparent,
<br />consensus -based building process. Clarence's portfolio includes award -winning
<br />community design projects for dozens of municipalities throughout California
<br />including Elk Grove, Oakland, Santa Clara, Morgan Hill, and Fremont, as well
<br />as venues for some of the best known schools in the PAC 12 conference — UC
<br />Berkeley, Stanford University, and USC.
<br />Clarence has presented at national conferences for Athletic Business and the
<br />National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA), and he is a
<br />visiting critic for architecture studios for UC Berkeley and California Polytechnic
<br />State University, San Luis Obispo. He is a regular lecturer and panelist at UC
<br />Berkeley, and has been a guest lecturer at the University of San Francisco School
<br />of Management. Clarence has been a return guest on The Modern Architect, a
<br />program of Stanford University's KZSU. As President/CEO, he has led the firm to
<br />a consistent presence over the past several years among the Architect 50, which
<br />ranks the nation's top firms for Design, Sustainability and Business. His work has
<br />been published in Architectural Record, Progressive Architecture, and Architect,
<br />and his projects have been honored by the AIA, Athletic Business, and CPRS.
<br />RELEVANT PROJECTS
<br />• South Oxnard Aquatics Center I City of Oxnard
<br />• East Los Angeles College Aquatics Center Concept I Monterey Park, CA
<br />• Balboa Park Pool I City & County of San Francisco
<br />• Canyonview Aquatic Center I University of California, San Diego
<br />• Uytengsu Aquatics Center I University of Southern California
<br />• Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center I City of South San Francisco
<br />• Piedmont Community Aquatic Centerl I City of Piedmont
<br />• Elk Grove Civic Aquatics Center I City of Elk Grove
<br />• Canada College Wellness &Aquatics Center I San Mateo County CCD
<br />• Legends Aquatic Center I University of California, Berkeley
<br />• Rengstorff Park Aquatics Center I City of Mountain View
<br />• College of Marin New Miwok Recreation and Aquatic Center I Marin CCD
<br />• North Portland Aquatic Center I City of Portland
<br />• International Swim Center & Swimming Hall of Fame I City of Santa Clara
<br />• East Oakland Aquatics Center I City of Oakland
<br />• Avery Aquatic Center I Stanford University
<br />• Ford Center for Recreation/Burnham Pavilion I Stanford University
<br />• Berkeley High School Aquatic Center I Berkeley Unified School District
<br />• VillaSport Athletic Clubs & Spas I California, Oregon, Texas
<br />• Redwood City Senior Center & Aquatics Facility I City of Redwood City
<br />• City Aquatic Center I City of Alameda
<br />• Morgan Hill Aquatics Center I City of Morgan Hill
<br />• Wally Pond Irvington Community Center I City of Fremont
<br />• Addison-Penzak JCC Aquatic Center I Los Gatos, CA
<br />• Osher Marin JCC Aquatic Center I San Rafael, CA
<br />srydzon@swagroup.com
<br />EDUCATION
<br />Bachelor of Science,
<br />Landscape Architecture,
<br />Colordao State University
<br />Steve Rydzon, PLA, ASLA
<br />PRINCIPAL LAN DSCAPEARCH ITECTAND PARK MASTER PLAN LEADER
<br />Steve Rydzon is a Principal at SWA Group in Laguna Beach. Steve is an integral
<br />team member who successfully manages a variety of complex projects through
<br />all phases. His background as an artist, sculptor, photographer, and product
<br />designer, along with his extended education in natural and cultural history, help
<br />inform his designs — and his background in construction and fabrication helps bring
<br />those designs to reality. Steve's design focus is to bring authenticity to projects
<br />through contemporary exploration of a site's cultural and natural history, while a
<br />concentrating on site -specific form and the ephemeral qualities of movement,
<br />growth, light, and shadow. He has managed a wide variety of projects around the
<br />world, from small art installations to multidisciplinary, large-scale civic projects. His
<br />background in landscape construction provides solutions in both the management
<br />and documentation of projects.
<br />RELEVANT PROJECTS
<br />PROFESSIONAL
<br />Irvine Great Park I Irvine, CA
<br />REGISTRATION
<br />Jeffrey Open Space Park I Irvine, CA
<br />California Professional
<br />Gateway Park I Irvine, CA
<br />Landscape Architect,
<br />Ontario Great Park I Ontario, CA
<br />License #6038
<br />Terramor Rec Center I Temescal Valley, CA
<br />• Buffalo Bayou Park I Houston, TX
<br />• Parnell Park I Whittier, CA
<br />AFFILIATIONS
<br />San Clemente Parks Concept Plans I San Clemente, CA
<br />American Society of
<br />3Roots Wonder Park I San Diego, CA
<br />Landscape Architects
<br />3Roots Wellness Park I San Diego, CA
<br />• 3Roots Wisdom Park I San Diego, CA
<br />• Northwest Open Space Park I San Juan Capistrano, CA
<br />• Riverwalk Eco Park I San Diego, CA
<br />TIME ON PROJECT
<br />Vista Civic Center and Park I Vista, CA
<br />85% Phase I
<br />Hollywood Park I Inglewood, CA
<br />50% Phase II
<br />Rodeo 39 Public Market I Stanton, CA
<br />• Downtown Summerlin I Las Vegas, NV
<br />• Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center I Anaheim, CA
<br />• Monet Avenue 2.0 at Victoria Gardens I Rancho Cucamonga, CA
<br />• Temecula Promenade I Temecula, CA
<br />• The Promenade on Forest I Laguna Beach, CA
<br />• Manhattan Village Shopping Center I Manhattan Beach, CA
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