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Historic Plaza and Square Renovation Paris, Texas Larry Irsik is a principal in the finn. He joined ARCHITEXAS in July 1985 and directs the firm's Austin office. He also has experience in renovation and interior projects such as the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau Offices and the Grapevine City Hall in Grapevine, Texas; the restoration of the Hill County Courthouse and the Ellis County Courthouse. Mr. Irsik received his Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1985 from Kansas State University, College of Architecture and Design. Mr. Irsik was previously employed at Arrowstreet Inc. in Boston. Massachusetts, and while there, taught an architectural design studio at the Boston Architectural Center. Mr. Irsik is a registered architect in the state of Massachusetts and Texas (pending). Richard Martratt is a associate in the finn. Having worked for a number of different finns as well as having been in private practice, Mr. Martratt brings a wide range of experience and talent to ARCHITEXAS. Graduating with a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Texas during the tenure of Dean Alan Tanaguchi, Mr. Martratt has wide experience in all phase of architecture and construction, including representing the Greenville Independent School District as both Architect and Construction Manager for the renovation and addition to Greenville's original high school designed in 1949 by Preston Gerin. Mr. Martratt brings a high level of technical expertise in all aspects of architectural practice. He is a registered architect in the State of Texas. Nancy McCoy is an Associate in the finn. She joined ARCH1TEXAS in September of 1997 and directs projects for the finn. Ms. McCoy's experience in historic preservation includes eleven years in New York City, seven of which were in the employ of Ehrenkrantz & Eckstut Architects where she directed restoration and adaptive use projects including the restoration of the U.S. Custom House and the installation of the Museum of the American Indian, the Department of the Interior in Washington, DC and Union Station in Kansas City. Ms. McCoy received her Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University, a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in historic preservation from Columbia University. Ms. McCoy is a registered architect in the state of New York. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The parmers are committed to a policy and practice of deciding all matters relating to employment -- including compensations, advancement, transfer and promotion -and joint ventures solely on the basis of qualifications and merit. We do not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, non- disquali~,ing disability or national origin. · '~ ARCHITEXAS Team