Jessica S. Rieveschl, AIA, NCARB

Project Architect

SMP design

Project DescriptionA new 7,465 SF, $4.5 Million Radiological imaging center, the first of it’s kind for Oro Valley included a large Waiting/Reception Area, CT-Scan, multiple MRI units, X-Ray, PET Scan, DEXA, Patient Lockers/Changing Area, and related Administrative and Support spaces. Located on a tight and restrictive site, this state-of-the-art imaging facility included design features such as a strategic plan that promoted controlled patient flow through the multiple stages of an imaging appointment, and “Knock-Out” panels in exterior walls of the imaging rooms to aid in the frequent repair and replacement of imaging equipment.

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Project DescriptionWith well over 3 million square feet of existing facilities in multiple geographic locations, Cincinnati Children’s requires a program for continuous ongoing renovations, additions and upgrades. Projects range from inpatient nursing suites, outpatient clinics, medical research labs, operating rooms, facility support spaces, offices, and various other spaces. Our firm is among a very small group of Architects and Engineers called upon on a frequent basis to provide services for the constant program of space improvement and updating of the Cincinnati Children’s built environment.

Project DescriptionWith healthcare imaging technology rapidly evolving, this Tucson based radiology group required continuous and ongoing renovations and upgrades to their multiple locations. The projects ranged from simple x-ray, MRI & Ct-scan replacements and upgrades, to full renovations and additions to existing imaging suites, administrative and corporate offices. Working closely with the doctors I developed a an efficient system of equipment replacement that minimized the impact to their ongoing clinic operations.

Rancho Vistoso Imaging Center

Radiology Ltd.Oro Valley, ArizonaRole: Project Architect (w/ Gresham & Beach)-

Managed Programming, design & CA phases. Developed project schedules, coordination of A&E team & extensive city zoning and PAD Process.

CCHMC Special Projects

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical CenterCincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Manage schedules, CD development, code research, specifications, A&E team coordination, daily coordination w/ client.

Radiology Limited Renovation Projects

Radiology Limited, LLC.Tucson, ArizonaRole: Project Architect (w/ Gresham & Beach)-

Managed Programming, design & CA phases. Developed project schedules; Coordination of A&E teams & vendors.

CURRENT POSITION

PrincipalDirector of Marketing

EDUCATION

University of MichiganMasters of Architecture

Lawrence Technological UniversityBachelors of Science in Architecture

EXPERIENCE

Design Architect/Senior Project ArchitectFRCH Design Worldwide

Project Manager/Project ArchitectGresham & Beach Architects, Inc.

Design Architect/Project ArchitectE.O.P. Architects

Staff InternMason & Hanger, Inc.

Staff InternWilliam Kessler & Associates

Staff Intern

Thomas Strat & Associates

REGISTRATIONS

Registered ArchitectOhio - 156516Kentucky - 7816

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Institute of Architects (AIA)National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

Jessica Rieveschl has over 19 years of experience providing Design, Project Architect, and/or Construction Administration services on projects of varying scales and budgets of up to $300 Million. She is comfortable in the role as main intermediary between large corporate & individual clients, the design team, and consultants. Jessica has extensive experience in efficiently managing the coordination and flow of information, implementation of the architectural design, and production of construction documents. She has excelled in thoughtfully leading successful teams for complex phased Hospitality, Healthcare and Retail Mixed-Use projects; developing and adhering to schedules that consistently deliver projects within budget and on time. Jessica’s strong communication skills, and keen ability to manage & work as an integral part of a team have proven key components in the success of these highly technical and schedule intensive projects.

Project DescriptionA new 1-story, 10,500 square foot, $3.6 million fire station. The project includes 3 apparatus bays, living quarters for 7 firemen, a locker room with shower facilities, a fitness center designed to be shared with other township employees, and a satalite police station for 2 officers with a soft interviw room. The new station replaces an aging, outdated fire station, and is located within one of the many Delhi residential neighborhoods . The design utilizes residential scale vernacular with dormers, hip roofs, and punched openings, as well as a residential material palette of brick, stone, shingled roofs and abundant landscaping.

Project DescriptionTwo new 25,000 SF, forty chair Dialysis clinics located on two distinct sites of the reservation, totaling $6.2 Million. Each stat-of-the-art clinic included two light-filled treatment chair wings with central nursing station, support administrative offices, water treatment facility, an innovative diabetes education and preventative care community center, exterior landscaped recovery gardens and gathering pavilions. The program and plan for the community center and recovery gardens were in large part defined through a series of team led workshops with the Gila River Community patient population and existing dialysis clinic doctors and nursing staff, to develop one of the most successful evidence-based dialysis clinic models in the Southern Arizona region.

Project DescriptionThis new 24 bedroom, 13,800 SF, $3.4 Million residential facility was designed to specifically accommodate patients with Alzheimer’s. The residence plan includes design features unique to managing and enhancing the Alzheimer’s patient quality of life, including a looped common corridor for controlled wondering, a concealed and secured front entrance, a shadow-box display case at each bedroom entrance serving as a visual landmark, and dutch-style bedroom entrance doors to promote social interaction and way finding. Each bedroom with an integrated private toilet room was fully ADA adaptable, and featured an armoire with a separate locked storage, and open display sides to assist both residents and staff with the daily dressing routine.

Project DescriptionDeaconess Long Term Care (DLTC), a local leader in operations and management of Senior Communities desired to upgrade their Re-habilitation facilities to an experience more similar to a hotel stay rather than the status quo Skilled Nursing Care experience. Included in this first offering of a wider roll-out of concept is a 1,819 sf conversion of dual-occupancy rooms and shared toilet/shower spaces to private rooms with private bathrooms. In collaboration with DLTC, the Management and Facilities Staff, and relying on SMP’s vast ex-perience in Healthcare and Hospitality design, we developed a plan to insert 2-unit bathroom blocks between existing dual-occupancy rooms, while capitalizing on the removal of the core shared shower facility. By creatively utilizing “found spaces” SMP was able to include private bathroom facilities into each guest room without reducing the total number of guest rooms available.

Delhi Township Fire Station #36

Delhi TownshipCincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Developed project specification manual, performed QA review of documents and assisted with CA.

Gila River Dialysis Clinics - East & West

Gila River Indian NationSacaton & Gila Crossing, ArizonaRole: Project Architect (w/ Gresham & Beach)- Managed Programing through CD Phases; generated Schedule & budgets; coordinated community planning & progress meetings. Both Projects ran simultaneously.

The Breckinridge

Residential Alzheimer’s Facility

The Breckinridge GroupLexington, KentuckyRole: Project Architect (w/ EOP Architects)- Managed Programming through CA Phases, A&E team coordination and communication, and lead client contact.

Mason Health Care Center

Transient Patient Care Wing RenovationDeaconess Long Term Care, Inc.Mason, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Project Specifications, Construction Documents, and QA review.

Project DescriptionA new 1-story, 12,500 square foot, $3.5 million fire station. The project includes operational facilities including 2 apparatus bays, living quarters for 7 personnel including shower facilities, a fitness center, kitchen, dining and day room, and administrative functions such as offices and a report room. The new station is located just south of Columbus, Ohio in a residential neighborhood. Although housed in a pre-engineered metal building super-structure, we utilize a residential scale vernacular of dormers, punched openings, as well as a residential material palette of mostly masonry to fit into the scale of the neighborhood.

Project DescriptionA feasibility study that included master planning a large site for a large complex of varied functions, with both customer services, workplace, healthcare, and hospitality needs for the four-legged guests. The emphasis was on a welcoming environment to encourage a pleasant adoption experience as well as a serene environment for the animals housed in this facility. In addition to comprehensive campus and building planning, Room Data Sheets were generated in order to understand equipment and infrastructure requirements on each space.

Project DescriptionThe project consists of an approximate 3,400 SF space containing a conference/ assembly room, welcome center, public restrooms, and two offices for park staff. The building will be a checkpoint along the Great Miami Recreation Trail and a public building to support the adjacent Bicentennial Commons and riverfront. The primary funding source for the project is a capital fund grant from the State of Ohio. The project cost is approximately $1.4 million and is currently being delivered as a design-build project. Water Conservation and other educational opportunities to promote good stewardship of our riverine environments, are infused into the design, including a large rain-garden at the center of the parking lot.

Project DescriptionA new 80,000 SF, $20 Million, multi-purpose Market Hall focussed on creating and elevated food experience that matches the luxury retail offerings of one of the top-selling outlet properties in the US. With the design and scale of a turn-of-the-century train station, the new Market Hall houses diverse food offerings, upscale cuisine, liquor tasting, and market fare aimed at allowing tired guests to relax and enjoy friends, food and drink during their visit. The finishes and graphics invoke an artesian feel, focused on comfort and warmth, while multiple seating and smaller dining vignettes offer guests a variety of experiences for every visit. The second story of the market hall is the new home of the properties management offices.

Madison Township Fire Station #183

Madison TownshipMadison Township, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Project Specification Manual, Quality Assurance Review, Construction Administration Assistance.

Boone County Animal Shelter Feasibility Study

Boone County, Kentucky

Role: Project Support - Designed and produced Feasibility Study Presentation Document.

River Center

Butler County Metro ParksMiddletown, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Construction Documents and Specifications, QA review.

Common Premium Outlet

New Market Hall

Simon Property GroupCentral Valley, New YorkRole: Project Architect (w/ FRCH Design Worldwide)- Managed the communication between A&E teams, and owner, as well as collaboration of design and production teams.

Project DescriptionThe 4,000 SF, $492,936 RAMTEC Lab at Grant Career Center is a new program for the vocational school, jointly funded by the Ohio Straight A Grant and leading Robotics and Manufacturing Industries, and is located in a re-purposed pre-engineered metal building previously used for a welding shop. This state-of-the-art program is one of 23 centers in Ohio allowing high school and adult students to obtain certification in Robotics, CNC, Machining, Robotics Welding and Industrial Maintenance, using the same equipment on the factory floors of leading manufacturers. The facility includes instructional space and a complete robotics and machinery lab. Lighting in the facility is LED throughout, and a Geothermal System provides energy efficient environmental conditioning. The project required a Chapter 34 code change of use to allow for the new Educational Occupancy, and significant revisions to the thermal envelope to meet Energy Code Standards for the new Occupancy.

Project DescriptionA $170 million, multi phased renovation and expansion of one of the largest open-air retail malls in the USA, increasing it to 900,000 sf. The renovation included new landscaping, lighting and hardscape throughout, improving ADA accessibility & pedestrian navigation with uniquely designed districts. The renovation also included the creation of in-fill plazas, seating areas and pocket parks with fountains, fireplaces, a $480,000 art installation program, and a $400,000 custom race horse theme playground, transforming the customer experience to a whole new level of shopping and entertainment.

Project DescriptionKung Fu Tea, a young progressive retail beverage franchise based in NYC, and the local Cincinnati franchise, LVTea, LLC. Challenged SMP to design a 530 SF Kung Fu Tea Kiosk within the ground level concourse of Kenwood Towne Center, and build the kiosk in an accelerated project schedule. Due to the size and location of the leased space, the project would require incorporation of building and health code requirements for both food service kiosk and tenant improvement design. SMP design worked closely with LVTea and GGP Tenant Coordination to develop a plan that artfully wraps around the main stair/escalator in front of Macys, utilizing dead under stair/escalator seating space as the new back-of-house for the kiosk. Meeting health codes with proper food-prep area protection was of particular concern in this location with direct adjacency to the open stair/escalator above.

Project DescriptionKenwood Towne Center is one of the premier Class A shopping malls in the Cincinnati area, and is owned by General Growth Properties, based in Chicago, IL. As part of the phased renovation of the mall’s Food Court, Concourses, and Public Areas, SMP design provided a vision for the 2,910 SF selective refresh and renovation of the main Men’s, Women’s & Family Public Restrooms. SMP design worked closely with GGP and mall management to develop design solution that successfully implemented the new corporate design standards within the limited budget given, through creatively incorporating selective existing finishes and fixtures into the design. The renovation included several lounges, the baby-changing area, the nursing rooms and a portion of the existing corridors.

Grant Career Center RAMTEC Lab

Grant Career CenterBethel, Ohio

Role: Project Architect- Project Code Review and communication with local jurisdictions, Quality Assurance Review.

Woodbury Common Premium Outlets Placemak-

ing and Hardscape Renovation

Simon Property GroupCentral Valley, New YorkRole: Project Architect (w/ FRCH) – Developed and managed project schedule, and A&E team coordination from Concept through CA Phases.

Kung Fu Tea Kiosk

LVTea, LLC.Kenwood Towne Center, Cincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Point of contact for Client, Developed REVIT model, Construction Documents, Finishes selections, and facilitated Permiting and Health Department permiting process.

Kenwood Towne Center Restroom Refresh

General Growth Properties, Inc.Cincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Developed REVIT Model, and Construction Documents. Interior Finishes Selections, facilitated permiting process.

Project DescriptionSMP design provided a comprehensive Feasibility Study for the renovation of Seton High School, a Cincinnati West-side all girls Catholic parochial school. The architectural study of this 256,950 SF school included a full assessment of the exterior envelope, an interior assessment of the Public Restrooms, Cafeteria, and Multi-purpose Room. Specific areas of the exterior study included the roof, windows, & an in-depth glazing system analysis. Options were developed to increase the overall energy efficiency of the exterior envelope, resolve water intrusion issues, & update & unify the exterior aesthetics of the school. The interior portion of the study included a plumbing fixture code analysis, an ADA Accessibility review, & an assessment of selective spaces to identify potential plan solutions and finish upgrades.

Project DescriptionAfter completing a comprehensive Feasibility Study, SMP design & our Engineering partners were engaged to provide design services for improvements to several areas of the school campus. The 63,000 SF project included renovating the Multi-Purpose Room, a gymnasium space with a distinctive vaulted ceiling & abundant natural light, and the design for the renovation of the primary restrooms on Level 1, including accessibility improvements. We also provided a solution for added parking capacity on the campus, with a Zoning study & probably cost estimating as part of the deliverables. A major component of this project was providing design & documentation for an extensive re-roofing project on several large roof areas of the school.

Project DescriptionNew 530,000 GSF, $75 million mixed use development. Above a 350+ car parking garage, the development will incorporate a 10-story extended stay hotel, an 8-story residential apartment tower, an event center designed to accommodate multiple types of gatherings, two restaurants, and a crowning rooftop bar offering spectacular views of the city. Additional menities will include the “Steps on Vine” terraced public space and St. George’s square, connecting the revitalization of the church to the event center.

Seton High School

Building Upgrades Feasibility StudySisters of CharityCincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Primary point of contact with Client and coordination with Study team. Developed and wrote Study.

Seton High School Renovation

Sisters of CharityCincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Primary point of contact for client and design team, Managed REVIT Model, Developed Design and Construction Documents, Selection of Interior Finishes.

Gateway to Uptown

Gateway to Uptown, LLCCincinnati, Ohio

Role: Project Architect - Managed coordination of A&E team and client communication, as well as flow of information through all phases of project.