The document provides three recommendations for Bobby Croghan from past professional collaborators praising his work. All three recommenders commend Bobby's skills, organization, dedication to sustainability, and positive contributions to projects. They find him to be a responsible team member and project manager.

1. “In my relationship with Bobby, I found him to be of good and
moral character and I commend him for his professional
manner in dealing with clients, consultants and other office
personnel. I personally want to acknowledge the level of
responsibility that he assumes on all his projects.
Bobby Croghan, LEED AP O+M, SSC Consultant, Assoc. IIDA
Bobby’s creativity, professional maturity and integrity are
evident in all facets of his personal and professional life, and
it is with pleasure that I recommend him for any position he
seeks within the design field.”
(July 2009)
“Bobby is a conscientious, focused team member who takes the
extra initiative to research and participate, often on his own time,
many aspects of sustainable design--as well as to educate all of his
co-workers on all of the information he gathers. He has
contributed heavily to the effort of putting our firm at the
forefront of those involved in sustainability in the DC area.”
(Lida Lewis, Project Designer, OTJ Architects, December 2008)
“I have worked with Bobby for close to five years. He is well
organized and is a good Project Manager who works well with
consultants. He is very interested in sustainable design and
often brings new ideas and design concepts to a project. It
has been a pleasure working with him over the years.”
Lew Brode, P.E., Vice President/Branch Manager, GPI, July 2009)

2. Elbit Systems of America
(Subsidiary of Finmeccanica Inc.)
Arlington, VA
5,200 SF
Scope
 Renovate existing office space;
approximately 5,200 SF.
 Provide dramatic look for a static industry.
 Provide three way conference room for
individual meetings and one large option.
 Provide small dressing room.
 Coordinate finishes selected with Texas
office for possible standardization of offices.
 Coordinate design and placement of the
U.S. Armed Forces plaques. Reception
 Provide standard millwork details.
 Coordinate open ceiling element.
 Cove lighting details.
 Coordinate AV elements in conference
room.
 Lighting coordination with open ceiling.
 AV Coordination on-site.
Office Design
Modified Ceiling
Plaque Sitting Area

3. Friedman Billings Ramsey
Arlington, VA
Several Floors
Scope
 Develop standards for all new renovations including:
 Finishes
 Millwork
 Furniture
 Space Plan
 Develop five design concepts.
 Produce DD style renderings
 Produce standardized details for future renovations.
Main Reception Area
Office Design
Waiting Area Excellence Corridor

4. US Coast Guard Headquarters
Washington, DC
80,000 SF
Scope
 Perform building BOMA calculations.
 Integrate existing Data center.
 Design for flexible private offices and open
workspace.
 Develop finish schemes.
 Develop reflected ceiling plan concepts.
 Develop and coordinate daylight harvesting lighting
system.
 Plan for SCIF requirements. Open Workspace
Pantry
Office Design
Interior Corridor Interim Elevator Lobby

5. Career College Association
Washington, DC
9,500sf
Scope
 Renovate existing office space.
 Include two separate entrances; one for Career
College Association and one for it’s foundation,
Imagine America Foundation. Develop three design
concepts.
 Re-use of salvaged materials such as windows for
office sidelights and wood flooring for the entry.
 Attend weekly site meetings.
 Develop details for hanging signage systems.
 Develop details for hanging glass system used in main CCA Waiting Area
office corridor.
Office Design
Conference Room Interior Workstation Nook

6. Delex Systems
Herndon, VA
30,000 SF + 7,000 SF
Scope
 Perform building BOMA calculations.
 Integrate existing Data center.
 Design for private offices and open workspaces.
 Develop finish schemes.
 Develop reflected ceiling plan concepts.
 Plan for SCIF requirements.
Reception
Office Design
Open Workspace
Pantry

7. Ceiba
Washington, DC
Scope
 Coordinate between consultants
 Orchestrate document set up with vendors
 Develop construction details
 Finishes transitions
 Ceiling details
 Millwork construction
Hospitality Design

8. Acadiana
Washington, DC
Scope
 Coordinate between consultants
 Orchestrate document set up with vendors
 Develop construction details
 Finishes transitions
 Ceiling details
 Millwork construction
Hospitality Design

9. Theater
(Lorton Workhouse)
Lorton, VA
Scope
 Rehabilitate the old prison theater into a multi-
purpose performance hall.
 Provide flexible seating for various performance
types.
 Utilize existing structure.
View at Performance Stage
Existing
Adaptive / Reuse Design
View at Viewing Box
Existing Renderings by Marco DeVitorrio

10. Performing Arts Center
(Lorton Workhouse)
Lorton, VA
Scope
 Combine two buildings into a large theater with
grand hall utilizing the existing prison buildings’
footprint.
 Utilize the existing brick structures to maintain
historical integrity.
 Construct additions to be modern and connect
the spaces for use as one whole unit.
Main Floor
Adaptive / Reuse Design
Section
Second Floor

11. Music Barn
(Lorton Workhouse)
Lorton, VA
Scope
 Rehabilitate an existing work barn in a prison complex
to be a music venue.
 Music venue is to have outdoor seating, flexible indoor
configurations, utilize both floors.
Exterior Modification to Existing Barn Existing
Adaptive / Reuse Design
Interior View
Existing
1st Floor Plan (Showing exterior seating) Renderings by Marco DeVitorrio & Denise Menaker

12. Kids Arts Center
(Lorton Workhouse)
Lorton, VA
Scope
 Rehabilitate an existing prison cell building into
a mutli-faceted, arts facility for children.
Adaptive / Reuse Design
Reflected Ceiling Plan
Space Plan

13. Main Lobbies
(370 L’Enfant Promenade)
Jones Lang LaSalle
Washington, DC - 1,600 SF
Scope
 Renovate two existing Level 5 security lobbies for
updated appearance and layout.
 Keep areas in service during renovation.
 Re-use existing flooring and metal accents.
 Update existing elevator cabs.
 Develop two design concepts.
 Plan layout for better circulation due to screening
process for entrance lobbies, West and East.
 Coordinate finishes selected with California office
Capital Improvement Design
 Lighting coordination. West Reception
 Millwork details for suspended ceiling and standing
panels.
 Desk millwork details with integrated card reader.
 Cove lighting details.
 Elevator details.
Additional Contracted Work
•Common Corridors
•Common Restrooms
•Fitness Center
•Elevator Cabs
Additional Contracted Client Work
•Health & Human Services
Elevator Lobby

14. Lobby Design Development
(1101 Wilson Boulevard)
Monday Properties
Arlington, VA
Scope
 Create an updated appearance and new flow to three
connected lobbies.
 Create a connection between the 7th floor
intermediate lobby and the main 6th floor lobby.
 Create a sense of direction for traffic to flow to the 8th
floor security desk.
 Utilize existing floor plan which included three
storefronts.
 Included the following: architectural plans, 6th Floor Lobby – Street Entrance
Capital Improvement Design
power/data plans, reflected ceiling pans, finish plans,
associated elevations, associated millwork and
custom lighting details.
8th Floor Lobby 8th Floor Lobby – Security Desk
Renderings by Ji Kim and Marco DeVittorio

15. Blair Residential Campus
Tower Companies
Silver Spring
While at Sustainable Design Consulting, LLC, I was part of team
which helped them Blairs Residential Campus pursue LEED EBOM as
an entire residential community.
Specific Tasks:
•Document LEED online credits
•Assist in creating policies and programs per credit
http://www.blairapartments.com/green-living.html
Sustainable Services Projects
Charles County EECBG Project While at Sustainable Design Consulting, LLC, I was part of team
Charles County, Maryland assisted Charles County, Maryland utilize their EECBG to “green”
their architectural and site guidelines, mostly residential, and
review their existing building codes for updating as it related to
greener standards.

16. Eco-Friendly Restaurant Expo
Alexandria Health Department
Alexandria, VA
By the request of Alexandria Councilman Rob Krupicka, I
represented the Alexandria Environmental Policy Commission on
the creation of the Eco-Friendly Restaurant Expo. I assisted in
developing the content of the forum of the event, the nomination
forms for those restaurants submitting for an award, and reviewing
the submissions. It was a great first time event to pull in an
industry which tends to be left out of the green movement.
http://alexandriava.gov/EcoDining
Vo l u n t e e r S u s t a i n a b l e I n i t i a t i v e s
Alexandria Green Business Recognition Program
ACVA, AEDP, Alexandria Chamber, EPC
Alexandria, VA
As part of my seat on the Alexandria Environmental Policy
Commission, part of my goal was to create a city-wide accepted green
business program. Instead of starting from scratch, the formed
business committee utilized existing green certifications and provided
an acceptance of the earned certifications under one umbrella.
Working with Alexandria Economic Development Partnership,
Alexandria Convention and Visitor’s Association, and Alexandria
Chamber of Commerce, the group effort cost the city of Alexandria
$0.00 for startup and continued function of the program.
http://www.visitalexandriava.com/alexandriagreenbusiness/