JOHN A. MARTIN, S.E.

Chairman

BACKGROUND: John A. "Jack" Martin established the firm of John A. Martin; Associates, Inc., in 1953, and is CEO of the Martin Associates Group of affiliated structural and civil engineering firms.

Jack Martin is a past President of the Structural Engineers Association of California, an organization dedicated to advancing the state-of-the-art of structural engineering, with heavy emphasis on the continual upgrading of codes to meet the changing needs of building design.  Jack Martin is a recipient of the Alfred E. Lindau Award from the American Concrete Institute, "for his many years of leadership in advocating common sense and a practical approach to seismic design of reinforced concrete."

EDUCATION:

          Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1943

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION:

         Structural Engineer / California
         Civil Engineer / California

1951
1949

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

          Structural Engineers Association of California (President, 1978-9)
          Structural Engineers Association of Southern California (President, 1976-7)
          American Concrete Institute (Fellow)
          American Society of Civil Engineers (Life Member)
          Consulting Engineers Association of California
          National Council of Engineering Examiners
          Prestressed Concrete Institute
          Member, UC Berkeley Engineering Alumni Association

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE:

                Creative Artists Agency Office Building, Beverly Hills, California: 240,000 sq/ ft. / 3 stories

Disneyland Administration Building, Anaheim, California: 4-story, 300,000 sf office building with 200-seat auditorium/screening room.

Beverly Hills City Hall Rehabilitation, Beverly Hills, California

Oakland/Alameda Coliseum Rehabilitation, Oakland, California

UCLA Royce Hall Seismic Evaluation and Retrofit (FEMA), Los Angeles, California: 231,000 square feet, winner of the 1996 Structural Engineering Excellence Award from the Structural Engineers Association of California.

LONGSPAN STRUCTURES:

Staples Center Arena, Los Angeles, California: This state-of-the-art sports and entertainment complex seats 20,000 fans for basketball and 19,000 for hockey.  It features 160 luxury suites, 2,500 "premier" level seats, five concourse levels, two restaurants, private clubs, business centers, conference rooms, and other unique features and amenities.

Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, California: 2 million square foot convention center.

San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, California: 1.5 million square foot convention center.

Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, California: This world-class concert hall, with 2,380-seats, features hardwood walls and seats surrounding the orchestra platform and a sail-like hardwood ceiling shaped to maximize acoustical quality.  Amenities include three atriums with large, operable glass panels; a multi-purpose pre-concert space for more than 500, a Founders Room with a 50-foot ceiling and skylights; an ensemble studio; retail / dining facilities; and ancillary spaces.  Adjacent facilities include the Garden Amphitheater seating 300; the South Terrace Amphitheater seating 150; and a Choral Theater seating 120.

Thomas & Mack Center at University of Nevada Las Vegas, Las Vega, Nevada: 266,000 square foot, 18,000 seat multi-purpose arena.

HOTELS:

Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada: Half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, with retail, dining, and observation levels.

Mirage Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada: 1.9 million square foot hotel complex.

MGM Grand Hotel & Casino Three Towers, Las Vegas, Nevada: 1.1 million square foot hotel complex.

HIGH RISE OFFICE BUILDINGS:

MTA/RTD Gateway Plaza, Los Angeles, California: 28 stories / 504,000 square feet.

Los Angeles Center Office Towers, Los Angeles, California: Phase 1A - 45 stories / 1,000,000 square feet; Phase 1B - 50 stories / 700,000 square feet.

Justice Related Facilities

San Diego County Justice Center, San Diego, California - structural design of a 15-story 379,054 square foot court facility.

Lynwood Regional Justice Center, Lynwood, California - structural design of a 7-story, 1,000,000 square foot jail and courts complex.

RETAIL:

North Michigan Avenue Shopping Complex, Chicago, Illinois

Neiman Marcus, Beverly Hills , California: 170,000 square feet

Rodeo Collection Mall, Beverly Hills, California: 305,000 square feet

Topanga Plaza Mall Renovation, Los Angeles, California: 500,000 square feet

Sunset Shopping Center, West Hollywood, California: 163,000 square feet

The Venetian Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada: 500,000 square feet