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Discovery
Center
at Water’s Edge
Vision: To inspire and excite the next
generation of innovators through scientific
discovery and technological heritage
Introduction
For over 100 years, the people of Northeastern
Maryland have developed world-changing technology
C omputing, networks, email, high-
speed photography, bomb-sniffing
dogs, power and energy, radar,
have the opportunity to experience
unique, hands-on science and
technology activities and imagine new
and many more technologies have possibilities for themselves.
revolutionized society and in fact trace
their roots to Aberdeen Proving Ground In this document, we make the “case”
(APG), the Army’s technology “mega- for supporting the Discovery Center.
base.” The Mission of the Discovery We discuss the drivers and outcomes
Center at Water’s Edge is to build on for the region of building a Discovery
this history and create a place where Center and outline programs through
students of all ages experience, create, which businesses and individuals can
and play with science and technology. support the effort to built a major
regional science and heritage center in
The Discovery Center will be a place Northeastern Maryland.
where new worlds are discovered,
and connections are made. Visitors Mission: To deliver a fun
will have the opportunity to explore filled, hands-on experience
the past, present, and future of
Notional Illustration of full-scale Discovery Center
technology, such as computing, power
for learners of all ages so
and energy, 3D printing, agricultural they can play with, learn,
technology, and much more. In addition and explore science and
to interactive exhibits, the Discovery
technology; To bring to the
Center will offer after-school programs,
a maker space, and serve as an anchor public tomorrow’s technology
for the region’s STEM activities. being developed at APG
At full scale, the Discovery Center will
today; To discover what
attract over 100,000 tourists to the innovations have been
region and contribute over $14 million created in the past and how
to the local economy. Its impact will innovators will shape our
also be felt by individual students and
families who, perhaps for the first time, future.
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 2
Concept & Use
The Discovery Center will be an interactive space designed
to light a fire of discovery in learners of all ages.
T he Discovery Center programs
will include cultural, historical,
educational, agricultural, and
• Provide support to formal
education initiatives: a field site
for K-12 education where students
sports-related tourism components have experiences not offered
through its exhibits, programs, and in a classroom, where teachers
outreach to the region. It has been receive training and mentorship,
demonstrated through our feasibility where courses and lesson plans
study and the data from other are developed, and where science
regional science centers that families standards are upheld with
value science center experiences meaningful learning experiences.
and will travel to another region for • Augment after-school and
this experience. No facilities like the informal education: a physical
Discovery Center exist within 45 space for hands-on exploration
minutes of Harford County; therefore, and a place to learn more about
we will address an unmet need. the technologies of the past,
present, and future. A place for
In addition to being an important after-school programs, mentoring,
Children playing at the Lancaster Science Factory
tourist attraction, the Discovery and tutoring so students increase
Center fills an urgent need for their competency in science and
additional science and technology technology subjects and learn the
programming to improve student history of scientific development.
competency in these subjects. It
• Anchor the STEM community
is imperative that we strengthen
across the region. Our community
Northeastern Maryland’s STEM/
is fortunate to have many clubs
STEAM learning ecosystem so our
and activities focused on science
students are prepared to pursue
and technology. The Discovery
high-paying, in-demand jobs located
Center will be a central point of
in our region.
coordination for these activities,
providing space, content, and other
Other Discovery Center roles include: resources, to help all organizations
ensure success.
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 3
Justification & Feasibility Study OUR REGION ALREADY POSSESSES ALL RESOURCES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT A MAJOR SCIENCE CENTER!
The economic, resource, and
cultural conditions for a world- DRIVING
Nation’s primary defense Employers’ need for science
class regional science center R&D facility FACTORS and technology talent
here in Northeastern Maryland
have never been more ideal.
Drivers create a sense of Unparalleled concentration Increasing student participation
of STEM professionals and performance in STEM
urgency for this project and our
region has all of the necessary Braintrust
resources in place. APG Technology
Regional educational and Volunteers • Funding Science & technology
Leadership • Partnerships
T he Discovery Center Board
commissioned Towson University’s
Regional Economic Studies Institute to
wealth attainment literacy
conduct a market assessment to provide
a better understanding of the target
audience and conditions that could RESOURCES EMPLOYER
affect the Discovery Center’s success. IN PLACE REQUIREMENTS
We defined the Discovery Center’s initial
tourism market as including people Youth prepared for Pipeline of STEM
from Baltimore, Cecil, and Harford 21st Century professionals
Counties in Maryland, and Chester, professions
Delaware, Lancaster, and York Counties
in Pennsylvania, northern Delaware Exhibits/experiences • Informal education
and southern New Jersey. The market Web & interactive • Afterschool site
assessment concluded that demographic
187 jobs & $13.5 million Community Center
trends are advantageous to the Discovery
in economic output Increased student
Center as population and education level
performance in STEM
of the surrounding area has also increased
steadily over the past seven years. We
have closely examined tourist trends at
Anchor for local tourism
other science centers across the country, and region’s STEM programs REGIONAL Enhanced quality of life
BENEFITS
and these facilities are experiencing
steady growth.
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 4
Growth Plan will peruse several full-size
Step by step, the space. Future plans for the exhibits both indoors and out.
Discovery Center will site include a hotel, outdoor Meeting space and storage
waterfront walking trails, for historical artifacts will be
expand to serve over
and recreational activities for accommodated. This will be
100,000 visitors each the community to enjoy. The the base of operations as we
year. Discovery Center will have execute the capital campaign TENANT SPACE #2
(WEEC STORAGE)
an opportunity at this site to to complete Phase Two - TENANT SPACE #1
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD TENANT SPACE #3
I
(USPS)
(DISCOVERY CENTER )
grow methodically in a manner
LEASABLE SF = 1,295
n 2020, The Board of renovation of the building
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD
LEASABLE SF = 2,236
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD
Directors of the Discovery that matches community into 10,000 SF of indoor and LEASABLE SF = 3,755
Center signed a lease at support and ensures financial outdoor exhibit and activity
the Water’s Edge mixed sustainability. space. Once Phase Two is
use complex in Belcamp, operational, we will turn
Maryland. Existing at the site In late summer of 2021, the our focus to building the EXIST
permanent Discovery Center
ELECT CLOS
are numerous office buildings, Discovery Center will open
waterfront homes, and retails Phase One where visitors on a site at Water’s Edge. EXIST CONC SIDEWALK
Timeline
F L O O R P L A N - NEW WORK
N SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"
BUILDING GSF = 7,290
2021 2023 2026
PHASE PHASE PHASE
1 2 3
Opening of the Development and build Construction of
Discovery out of 10,000-SF 35,000-SF
Preview Center operational Discovery permanent facility
Center at Water’s Edge at Water’s Edge
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 5
Campus Growth Plan
Site of
Discovery Center
at Water’s Edge
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 6
ADW
Phase
ARCHITECTURAL
DESIGN WORKS
INCORPORATED
DESIGNING VALUE
22 W. ALLEGHENY AVE.
SUITE 301
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
Phone: (410) 583-2440
FAX: (410) 583-7381
adwarchitects@verizon.net
www.ADWarchitectsONLINE.com
One
APG DISCOVERY CENTER
TO EXISTING STORAGE BUILDING
BELCAMP, MARYLAND 21017
4505 PULASKI HIGHWAY
INTERIOR ALTERATIONS
FOR NEW
OWNER/DEVELOPER
TENANT SPACE #2
(WEEC STORAGE)
TENANT SPACE #1
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD TENANT SPACE #3
(USPS)
LEASABLE SF = 1,295 (DISCOVERY CENTER )
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD
LEASABLE SF = 2,236
LEASABLE SF = 3,755
EXIST
ELECT CLOS
EXIST CONC SIDEWALK
NEW WORK
FLOOR PLAN
F L O O R P L A N - NEW WORK
INSERT PICTURE OF BUILDING N SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"
WRAPPED WITH TITLE APG DIS-
A-1.0
BUILDING GSF = 7,290
COVERY CENTER
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 7
Phase Classroom Exhibit Space 2
60-Seat Theater
675 SF
~$225,000
Two
1200 SF 900 SF
~$315,000 ~$360,000
ADW
ARCHITECTURAL
DESIGN WORKS
INCORPORATED
DESIGNING VALUE
22 W. ALLEGHENY AVE.
Exhibit Space 1
SUITE 301
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
Phone: (410) 583-2440
FAX: (410) 583-7381
adwarchitects@verizon.net
www.ADWarchitectsONLINE.com
1125 SF
APG DISCOVERY CENTER
TO EXISTING STORAGE BUILDING
~$450,000
BELCAMP, MARYLAND 21017
4505 PULASKI HIGHWAY
Flex Space
INTERIOR ALTERATIONS
FOR NEW
900 SF
Exhibit Space 3
~$120,000
OWNER/DEVELOPER
Storage
~$360,000
TENANT SPACE #2
900 SF
900 SF
(WEEC STORAGE)
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD TENANT SPACE #3
LEASABLE SF = 1,295 (DISCOVERY CENTER )
BOMA RETAIL STANDARD
LEASABLE SF = 3,755
EXIST
ELECT CLOS Exhibit Space 4 Shop
EXIST CONC SIDEWALK
450 SF 450 SF
NEW WORK
FLOOR PLAN
~$180,000
F L O O R P L A N - NEW WORK
N SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"
A-1.0
BUILDING GSF = 7,290
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 8
Maker Space Maker Space included in plans for both Phase 1 and 2 DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 9
Maker Space ROBOT WORKSHOP Visitors build their own custom robots out of Legos and other component systems. The test track itself will be composed of modular tiles of uniform dimension. DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 10
Exhibit Concepts
PANDEMIC RESPONSE TEAM
This multimedia interactive challenges multiple
users to work together to contain a pandemic.
Players assume command of a particular country’s
coordinated response to the developing crisis. sketch: proposed multimedia interactive from above
inspiration: Pandemic video game on Steam
ISSUED FOR APPROVAL NO.
Approval of the information presented indicates that the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. In
Master Plan -WIP the case of “Approved as Noted”, notes must also be clearly written and provide specific direction. sketch: proposed multimedia interactive from above
Approved
Additional comment pages can be attached but these must contain a direct reference to this page.
Information that is not approved must be specifically identified as “Not Approved”, otherwise the Approved as Noted 2
information shall be considered approved. Note that changes requested by the LHC that imply
or result in a change to approved work may result in additional charges to the LHC and schedule
Not Approved
delays. An approval box must be checked and initialed. June 12, 2019
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 11Exhibit Concepts
CHEM/BIO
Sniffer Dogs
Use your nose!
Visitors trade places with their dogs in VR to locate a lost
EM/BIO
M/BIO set of keys in long grass. Using human sight, the keys prove
Visitors trade places with
exceedingly difficult to locate. Switching to dogs eye view
reduces the visitor’s ability to distinguish color, but a new
their dogs in virtual reality
sensory world of smell opens up.
niffer
ffer Dogs Dogs to locate a lost set of keys.
s in VR to locate a lost
Using
man sight, the keysThe
human sight, the keys
VR equipment begins subtly emitting fragrances in stereo
prove
sitors trade places
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ching to dogsplacesprove
with
eye(i.e.,
view
difficult
with their
their
dogs in VR to
dogs in VR to locate.
to locate
locate
a lost
a lost
lavender to simulate the human’s lavender hand lotion inspiration: Dogs! A Science Tail exhibit
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grass. Using human to dogs-eye
sight, the keys prove view
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to distinguish
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in stereoopens fragrances.
up. Users then
sory world of smell opens up.
an’s lavender handuse lotion their sniffing instinct to
inspiration: Dogs! A Science Tail exhibit
locate
sers then use their inherent
he VR equipment begins subtly theemitting
keys.fragrances in stereo
nVR
theequipment begins subtly emitting fragrances in stereo
grass much faster
e., lavender to simulate the human’s lavender hand lotion inspiration: Dogs! A Science Tail exhibit
lavender to simulate the human’s lavender hand lotion inspiration: Dogs! A Science Tail exhibit
at has transferred to the keys). Users then use their inherent
has transferred to the keys). Users then use their inherent
iffing instinct to locate the keys in the grass much faster
fing instinct to locate the keys in the grass much faster
an they could by sight alone.
n they could by sight alone.
inspiration: dog vs. human scent tracking inspiration: FEELREAL VR olfactory mask
inspiration: dog vs. human scent tracking inspiration: FEELREAL VR olfactory mask
inspiration: dog vs. human sight
PROJECT TITLE ISSUED FOR APPROVAL NO.
APG Discovery Center Master Plan -WIP
Approval of the information presented indicates that the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. In
the case of “Approved as Noted”, notes must also be clearly written and provide specific direction.
inspiration: dog vs. human scent tracking Approved
inspiration: FEELREAL VR olfactory mask
Additional comment pages can be attached but these must contain a direct reference to this page.
SHEET TITLE Information that is not approved must be specifically identified as “Not Approved”, otherwise the Approved as Noted 6
DISCOVERY CENTER ATChem/Bio:
inspiration: dog vs. human
WATER’S
sight
EDGE
Sniffer Dogs LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORTinspiration: dog vs. human scent tracking
information shall be considered approved. Note that changes requested by the LHC that imply
or result in a change to approved work may result in additional charges to the LHC and schedule inspiration: FEELREAL VR olfactory mask PAGE 12
Not Approved
delays. An approval box must be checked and initialed. June 12, 2019
PROJECT TITLE ISSUED FOR APPROVAL NO.
Approval of the information presented indicates that the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. InExhibit Concepts
Discovering the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
This exhibit will highlight issues facing the Chesapeake Bay watershed. This relief map will
use augmented reality visualization to show how the runoff in the watershed impacts the
Chesapeake Bay. Visualizations of these changes and their effect and encroachment on
the bay can be manipulated by visitors using a laser light technology created by TopoBox.
Photo Credit: Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Photo Credit: “Reactive Digital Systems”
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 13Exhibit Concepts Visible Vehicle Display This display gives the visitor an understanding of the thought, research, and testing that goes into making a vehicle. Components are broken down and suspended to reveal their assembly. DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 14
Exhibit Concepts
CYBER INTERFACE
FACE Mind Race
Mind Race
Visitors use the power of concentration to push their horse
Visitors use
to the finish line. the power
Using headgear with embedded neural
of concentration to push
sensors, users can race their friends in a twist on the classic
carnival game. A clock records the fastest times, so single
their
ower of concentration to pushhorse
their horse to the finish
users can race against themselves if they so choose.
line. Using headgear with
Using headgear with embedded neural
n race their friends in a twist on the classic
embedded neural sensors,
clock records the fastest times, so single
gainst themselves ifusers can race their
they so choose.
friends in a twist on the
classic carnival game.
inspiration: carnival horse race
inspiration: carnival horse race
inspiration: neural mesh inspiration: Mindball exhibit
PROJECT TITLE ISSUED FOR APPROVAL NO.
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE
APG Discovery Center Master Plan -WIP LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT
Approval of the information presented indicates that the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. In
the case of “Approved as Noted”, notes must also be clearly written and provide specific direction. Approved PAGE 15
Additional comment pages can be attached but these must contain a direct reference to this page.
SHEET TITLE
inspiration: neural mesh inspiration: Mindball exhibit
Information that is not approved must be specifically identified as “Not Approved”, otherwise the Approved as Noted 7
Cyber Interface: One-Way
information shall be considered approved. Note that changes requested by the LHC that imply
or result in a change to approved work may result in additional charges to the LHC and schedule
delays. An approval box must be checked and initialed. Not ApprovedExhibit Concepts
CYBER INTERFACE
Prosthetics
PROSTHETICS
Visitors use the power of concentration to move a
AND
mechanical arm. The3D PRINTING
complexity of the movement depends
on the available technology.
3D printing has
revolutionized medical
treatment for wounded
soldiers and is one of the
many applications for 3D
printing. Researchers and
engineers at APG have
been studying 3D printing
since the 1980s and are inspiration: Johns Hopkins cyber prosthesis inspiration: MIT brain-controlled robot
pioneers in its use for
solving many production
challenges for the military
and the civilian sector.
This exhibit interactively
explores the role of 3D
printing in the medical
field and beyond.
inspiration: MIT brain-controlled robot
PROJECT TITLE ISSUED FOR APPROVAL NO.
APG Discovery Center Master Plan -WIP
Approval of the information presented indicates that the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. In
the case of “Approved as Noted”, notes must also be clearly written and provide specific direction. Approved
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT
Additional comment pages can be attached but these must contain a direct reference to this page. PAGE 16
SHEET TITLE Information that is not approved must be specifically identified as “Not Approved”, otherwise the Approved as Noted 8
Cyber Interface: Prosthetics
information shall be considered approved. Note that changes requested by the LHC that imply
or result in a change to approved work may result in additional charges to the LHC and schedule
Not Approved
delays. An approval box must be checked and initialed. June 12, 2019COMPUTING
ions Exhibit Concepts
a highly detailed predictive simulation
Predictive Simulations
PREDICTIVE SIMULATIONS
ects on an armored vehicle. The user
tion inVisitors
three dimensions andawith
use VR explore highly detailed predictive simulation
Visitors use virtual reality to explore a highly
d down.
of aVisual information
test explosion’s readouts
effects on an armored vehicle. The user
sketch: VRdetailed
tethering predictive simulation of a test
the moment to moment
can explore details ofin three dimensions and with
the simulation
explosion’s effects on an armored vehicle.
g force, pressure, rate of expansion,
time Visual information
dramtically slowed down. and narration
Visual information readouts explain the
s howand details
the materials
narration and ofmoment
structure
explain the force,topressure,
moment detailsrate
of of expansion,
spondthein order totemperature,
explosion,protect potential
including as well
force, pressure, rate ofas how the materials
expansion,
temperature, and structure
as well of theandvehicle
as how the materials structure ideally responds sketch: proposed VR experience
in ideally
of the vehicle order to protect
respond occupants.
in order to protect potential
occupants.
sketch: VR tethering
sketch: VR tethering
sketch: proposed VR experience
sketch: proposed VR experience
sketch: VR tethering inspiration: APG predictive simulation
OR DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT APPROVAL PAGENO.
17
sketch: VR tethering
Approval of the information presented indicates that the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. In
inspiration: APG predictive simulation
Plan -WIP PROJECT TITLE the case of “Approved
ISSUED FOR as Noted”, notes must also be clearly written and provide specific direction. ApprovedAPPROVAL NO.
APG Discovery Center Additional comment pages can be attached but these must contain
Approval of theainformation
direct reference to this that
presented indicates page.
the LHC is directing Quatrefoil to proceed. In
Master Plan -WIPExhibit Concepts Power and energy Battery power is everywhere – in our phones, cars, remote controls, and while batteries have a long, fascinating history, they have an even more important future. They will play a role in addressing some of the biggest technological challenges we face in energy, environment, transportation, and defense. Because batteries involve both physics and chemistry principles and are ubiquitous in daily life, they are excellent teaching tools that lend themselves to interactive science experiences. This exhibit explores battery technology past, present, and future, and involves students in critical thinking about global challenges that technology can help solve. DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 18
Outdoor activities
Science-focused
mini golf course with
technology challenges
built into the design.
Modeled after Ithaca
Science Center outdoor
golf course. A source of
operational income.
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 19Outdoor activities “Destination” playground. Science activities embedded into the facility, which is open to the public. Adjacent to a large patio, benches, and nestled among mature trees. DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 20
Technology Heritage DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 21
Schedule, Milestones, & Budget
Contributed: Government,
corporate, philanthropic
sources. Donors share our vision
for the community and want to
invest.
#2 Earned: Programmatic funds,
ign such as Magic of Science
pa
Cam Festival, science fair, teacher
a l
pit training, afterschool programs,
Ca program sponsorships,
merchandise, conferences.
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mp admission fees, facility rentals,
a l Ca
it mini golf fees, and is connected
p
Ca to having an operating discovery
center.
Capital Campaign: specific to
the construction and build out
of the small regional science
center and construction of the
permanent discovery center
“Preview” Operational Growth in Construction
Center Small programs and of permanent
opens. Center admissions center
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 22Membership & Community Involvement MULTI-YEAR PLEDGES IN SUPPORT OF THE DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE SIGNIFICANT PAST SUPPORT DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 23
Campaign Goals
1 Creating inspiring exhibits and learning spaces
• 5,000 SF of indoor science and technology play
• Collection of historical science artifacts
• Outdoor public playground with science activities
• Science-focused mini golf course and waterfront classroom
2 Expanding our community reach
• Launch and sustain year-round “Magic of Science” campaign
• Expand volunteer base and opportunities
• Launching membership campaign
• Exhibits at Maryland and Chesapeake House
3 Building for the future
• Establish endowment for future growth and special programs
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 24Gifts and pledges
Gift Range Estimated Total in Range Three-year pledge Pledges may be paid over a period of
up to three years, if needed, for gifts
$300,000 1 $300,000 $100,000/year
over $50,000. You may choose to
$100,000 4 $400,000 $33,333/year use your gift to name a space, honor
a loved one, or recognize a business.
$75,000 8 $600,000 $25,000/year
50,000 10 $500,000 $16,666/year
$25,000 20 $500,000
$10,000 30 $300,000
$5,000 50 $250,000
$1,000 150 $150,000
$3,000,000
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 25Named Spaces DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 26
Wall of Inaugural Members An opportunity for community members to engage early. Permanent exhibit could be moved to permanent discovery center. DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 27
Event Sponsorship
Magic of Science Classic Car Show coming October 23, 2021!
DISCOVERY CENTER AT WATER’S EDGE LOOKBOOK: CASE FOR SUPPORT PAGE 28Board Members & Advisors
Executive Committee Board Advisors:
President: Charles J. Nietubicz, Energetics Technology Center, Inc. Alena Calm, U.S. Army
Vice President: Monica Worrell, APG Federal Credit Union Jeff Foulk, SURVICE Engineering
Treasurer: Jeffrey Hacala, Management and Financial Consultant Jim Foulk, Water’s Edge Events Center
Secretary: Sue Manning, Freedom Federal Credit Union Phyllis Grover, City of Aberdeen
Amy Jahnigen
Board Members: Barbara Kolch, recording secretary
Warline Bryant, BHL Group Robert Andrews, Harford County Government
Quynh Budzynski, Blind Industries and Services of Maryland Rob Lieb, Senior Science Society
Jim Byrnes, JRAD David Lockhart, Boeing
Robert Kavetsky, Energetics Technology Center, Inc Eric McLauchlin, Shaffer, McLauchlin & Stover, LLC
John Landbeck, Retired Tim McNamara, retired
Angela Sheldon, TribalCo Bill Montgomery, Booz Allen, AFCEA
Barney, Michel, president emeritus
Consultants: Becca Nappi, US Army
Architectural Design Works, Inc., adwarchitectsonline.com Peter Plostins, retired
Profile Partners LLC, profilellc.com Margaret Ruth, Balsamo, Stewart, Lutters & Ruth
Quatrefoil Associates, quatrefoil.com Tom Sadowski, University of Maryland System
Matthew White, PhD
Contact us:
• Web: http://apgdiscovery.com
• Email: info@apgdiscovery.com
• Phone: 410-417-7116
• Mailing Address: 2021-D Pulaski Highway, Havre de Grace, MD 21078
• Future Site: 4505 Pulaski Highway, Belcamp, MD 21017
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