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Jay Raskin, AIA Historic Preservation - Tsunami Mitigation - Codes Jay Raskin, AIA is an architect based on the northern Oregon coast. He has worked in Europe and the Bay Area before opening an office in Cannon Beach. His practice is a mix of custom residential along the coast and historic preservation of commercial buildings in Astoria (one of the oldest communities in Oregon). Active in earthquake and tsunami preparedness, he has served on the local emergency preparedness committee, was selected as a reviewer on the most recent Five Year Review of the National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program, and is currently working as a member of an Ad Hoc Design Team developing a conceptual design for a Cannon Beach City Hall /Tsunami Evacuation Building. Mr. Raskin has also been engaged civically, having been recently on the Cannon Beach City Council both as Councilor and Mayor. He also served on Design Review and Emergency Planning committees, among others. Mr. Raskin has been involved in Cascadia earthquake /tsunami planning for over 15 years dealing with emergency planning issues to pre- disaster mitigation. Jay Raskin, AIA Ecola Architects, PC P.O. Box 1160 368 Elk Creek Road, Suite 409 Cannon Beach, Oregon 97110 T 503.436.2162 F 503.436.0108 0av @ecolaarchitects.com Charles Terry Shook, FAIA Urban Design - Form Based Codes - Place making Charles Terry Shook, AIA, is a founding partner and principal of Shook Kelley, a Perception Design firm specializing in strategic consulting services, including urban planning and design, architecture and branding, communication design and interior design. In serving as principal - incharge, Shook runs a multi - million - dollar New Urban planning and design group with an emphasis on retail and main street development and has been recognized as a vanguard in the movement to return meaning to the urban environment. Three of Shook's most notable projects include Birkdale Village (Charlotte, NC), Magnolia (Charleston, SC) and the Charlotte Trolley District (Charlotte, NC). Representing a genuine expression of town building and urban living, Birkdale Village, selected as a finalist in the Urban Land Institute's 2003 Awards For Excellence competition, combines shopping, dining, apartments and entertainment venues within a 52 -acre mixed -use development. The Magnolia project is a benchmark for urban progress, and will transform a 500 -acre brownfield section waterfront property south of Charleston's Historic District into a vibrant destination where members of the community will work, shop, play and live. Hired to lead an urban planning charette and develop a vision for an abandoned rail corridor in downtown Charlotte, NC, Shook Kelley created the Charlotte Trolley District, which has been credited with spurring more than $600 million in development along the rail line. The Charlotte Trolley District was also selected as a finalist in the Urban Land Institute's 2003 Awards For Excellence competition.