District Of Columbia 2023-2024 Regular Session

District Of Columbia Council Bill PR25-1008 Latest Draft

Bill / Introduced Version Filed 10/10/2024

                            MURIEL BOWSER 
MAYOR 
Octo
ber 10, 2024 
The Honorable Phil Mendelson  
Chairman 
Council of 
the District of Co lumbia 
John A. Wilson Building 
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 504 
Washington, DC 20004 
Dear Chairman Mende lson: 
In accordance 
with section 2 of the Confirmation Act of 1978, effective March 3, 1979 (D.C. Law 2-
142; D.C. Official Code § 1-523.01), and pursuant to D.C. Official Code § 47-2853.06(a), I am pleased 
to nominate the following individual:  
Ms. Shauna Stallworth 
4
th
 Street, S W 
Washington, DC 20024 
(Ward 6 ) 
for appointment as an interior designer licensed in the District member of the Board of 
Architecture, 
Interior 
Design, and Landscape Architecture, filling a vacant seat formerly held by Kia Weatherspoon, 
for the remainder 
of an unexpired term to end November 13, 2024, and a subsequent term to end 
November 13, 2027. 
Enclosed, you will find biographical information detailing the experience of the above-mentioned 
nominee, together with a proposed resolution to assist the Council during the confirmation process. 
I would appreciate the Council’s earliest consideration of this nomination for confirmation. Please 
do not hesitate to contact me or Steven Walker, Director, Mayor’s Office of Talent and 
Appointments, should the Council require additional information.  
Sincerely, 
Muriel Bowser 
Mayor  1 
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A PROPOSED RESOLUTION 
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afuru:n'Phil Mendelson 
at the request of the Mayor 
10 	IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
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15 To confirm the appointment of Shauna Stallworth to the Board of Architecture, Interior Design, 
16 and Landscape Architecture. 
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RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL 	OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, that this 
19 resolution may be cited 	as the "Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape 
20 Architecture Shauna Stallworth Confirmation Resolution 	of 2024". 
21 Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia confirms the appointment 	of: 
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23 	Shauna Stallworth 
24 	4th Street, 
SW 
25 	Washington, DC 20024 
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28 as an interior designer licensed in the District member 	of the Board of Architecture, Interior 
29 Design, and Landscape Architecture, established by D.C. Official Code § 47-2853.06(a), filling a 
3 0 vacant seat formerly held by Kia Weatherspoon, for the remainder 
of an unexpired term to end 
31 November 13, 2024, and a subsequent term to end November 	13, 2027. 
32 Sec. 3. The Council of the District of Columbia shall transmit a copy 	of this resolution, 
33 upon its adoption, to the nominee and to the Office 	of the Mayor. 
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4. This resolution shall take effect immediately.  SSHHAAUUNNAA  DD..  SSTTAALLLLWWOORRTTHH,,  NNCCIIDDQQ,,  IIIIDDAA  
LINKEDIN PROFILE 
SUMMARY 
●Transformational Leader, possessing 35+ years successful experience in Interior Planning & Design
●Licensed Interior Designer, and possess
 a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Howard University
●Expertise in Interior Design, Strategic Planning, & Project Management for a wide range of clientele
●Skilled in managing full life cycle projects, from the conceptual design stage to installation & support
●Engaged Motivator & Mentor, possessing a natural talent for building & empowering strong Teams
DESIGN STRENGTHS 
●Asset Management ● Change Leadership ● Client Relations ● Design Development ● Facilities
Management ● Financial Management ● Furniture Installation ● Furniture Specifications ● Process 
Improvement ● Project Oversight ● Project Management ● Procurement ● Risk Management ● Space 
Planning ● Stakeholder Engagement ● Strategic Planning ● Vendor Management 
CORE COMPETENCIES 
Interpersonal Critical Thinking; Conflict Resolution; Problem Solving; Relationship Building 
Productivity Google Workplace; Microsoft Office 365 (Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Word) 
Team Mgmt.
 Coaching; Mentoring; Performance Management; Resource Allocation; Training 
EXPERIENCE 
Managing Partner 
LUHF & LUMM d/b/a LUHF BRANDED ENVIRONMENTS Washington, D.C.; 2012 - Present 
Principal-in-Charge for this certified small/minority/woman-owned (CBE, WOSB, WBE, MBE, DBE) 
furniture dealership 
•Chief Project Designer/Manager for commercial, institutional, educational and government clients
•Direct the workflow of the design studios, from planning & conceptual design, to post-occupancy
•Craft, execute, & manage budgets for all capital projects, marketing initiatives, & internal operations
•Gather, develop, implement, & iterate diverse sets of furniture standards & requirements for clients
•Develop strategic alliances with specialized consultants/vendors, including Architects and Engineers
Project Highlights•NAACP Legal Defense And Educational Fund (8,600 square feet (SF); Architect = OTJ)   Theclientusedtheirphysicalrelocationasanopportunitytoupgradetheirinteriorofficespace
andfurniture.LUHFprovidedfurnitureselectionandspecifications,includingworkstations,
conferencerooms,supportspaces,anddesignatedteamingareas.Theselectionoffurnitureand
paletteswaschosentobringtheorganization'sforward-thinkingvisiontolife.Topayhomageto
theirpast,archivalphotoswereenlargedandprominentlydisplayed.
DepartmentofMotorVehicles(12,680SF)
TheDMV,aspartoftheofficerelocation,wishedtoupgradetheirinteriorspaceandfurniture.
Theprojectincludedfurnitureselectionandspecificationsforthepublicpaymentcenterandthe
privatehearingrooms.Thepublicpaymentcenterfeaturesabrightlaminatefinishselectionand
boldgraphics,aswellasupgradestoalargewaitingroom,12tellerstations,offices,
workstations,andlargeconferencerooms.Theprivatehearingroomsfeaturedarkwoodfinish
selectionswithenhancedtechnologyandsecurityandincludedupgradesto22hearingrooms,
thedirectorandexecutiveoffices,andconferenceareas.
ZetaPhiBetaSorority, Inc.(11,000SF;Architect:MichaelMarshallDesign)
Zeta,aninternationalsorority,desiredtorenovatetheirHQofficespacelocatedinahistoric
mansion.LUHFprovidedcontemporaryfurniturefortheirnewoffices,staffworkstations,
lecturehall,conferencearea,andsupportspaces.
CourtServicesandOffenderSupervisionsAgency(9,800SF)
CSOSA,acitygovernmentsocialagency,desiredtorefreshtheirofficespacetoencourageStaff
collaborationandengagement.LUHFprovidedinteriorfurnitureselectionsandspecificationsfor
multiplelobbies,offices,workstations,conferencerooms,trainingrooms,theemployeelounge,
andthepantry.Multiplecolorschemeswereutilizedoneachfloortodistinguishthefloor’s
designatedagency.Theworkstationswereresizedtoaccommodatein-househotelingteams.
UnitedStatesSentencingCommission(5,780SF)
TheUnitedStatesSentencingCommission,afederalgovernmentagency,requestedvarious
interiorfurnitureupgradesfortheirofficespace.This4-yearIDIQincludedfurnitureselections
andspecificationsforthereceptionarea,executivecommissioneroffices,librarywithbenching
workstations,offices,conferencerooms,employeelounge,andsupportareas.
EmergingCapitalPartners(2,375SF)
EmergingCapitalPartners,aprivateequityfirm,usedtheirrelocationasanopportunityto
assesstheircurrentfurnitureandrefreshtheirspacebyaddinginnewfurnitureandproducts.
LUHFtookfullfurnitureinventoryandprovidedthemwithnewfurniturefortheseniorteams,
staffoffices,executiveconferenceroom,receptionarea,andguestlobby.
NationalInstituteOnAging(800SF)
2|Page   TheNationalInstituteonAging,adepartmentoftheNationalInstitutesofHealth,wantedto
createaneducationalexperienceforstaffandvisitorsbyincorporatinganinformationalgraphic
wallinthespace.LUHFprovidedspecificationsandinstallationforthenewfurnitureforthe
literatureandawardsdisplayandhiddenstorageforexcessdocumentsnotdisplayed.
HowardUniversity(110,000SF)
TheUniversitydesiredarefreshoftheirexistingeastandwestresidentialtowersfor
upperclassmen.Thenewinteriordesignconceptwastomirrortheadjacentupscaleapartments,
whichincludedlobbies,studyrooms,loungeareas,cafédining,exercisefacilities,conference
facilities,anonsitemanagementofficeandapartmentsforvisitingprofessors.
Sr.VicePresident/Sr.DesignManager
SunTrustBank,Mid-AtlanticRegion(DC/MD/VA);Washington,D.C;2006-2012
 
‘Sr.DesignManagerforthispremier,130-year-oldbankingenterprisewithassetsofover$200billion
*Ledinteriorrenovationsof300+branches;6officebuildings(1.6MSF),&warehouse(50KSF)
©Directedofficespaceplanning/utilizationstudiesaspartofrelocationsandrenovationprojects
©Facilitatespecification,procurement,andinstallationofofficefurnituresystemsandstandards
©Redeploymentofexistingfurniture,fixtures,andequipment(FF&E)toneededareasbank-wide
*LeveragedwarehousemanagementsystemforFF&Estorage,andrecordingdepreciationcosts
ProjectHighlights
©HowardUniversityBookstore;Washington,D.C.(40KSF)
SeniorPM&ConstructionAdministrator-Reviewedprogressofbookstoreconstruction
timetable.Redirectedinteriordesign&constructionpriorities;Resolveddesigndeficiencies,
reversingtheslowconstructionprogress,andsecuringthescheduledHUBookstoreopening
¢TelcoCommunications;Herndon,VA(170KSF)
 
Sr.PMforthenewHQforahigh-techtelecomcompanyjointventureproject.Directedstaff
surveys,projectprogramming,comparativeanalysesforspaceallocation,furniture/fixtures&
equipmentselections;Ledprocurementfor275workstations;Supervised2monthfurniture
installationscheduleandpostoccupancy
«US.ConferenceofCatholicBishops;Washington,D.C.(10KSF)
Sr.InteriorDesignerforconferenceandvisitorcenter;Designedsystemsfurniturelayoutsand
planningofsupportareas.Developedfurnitureinventory,finishselections&clientspecsmanual
SeniorProjectManager
‘TrammellCrowDevelopment,McLean,VA;2005
‘Sr.PMforthis70-year-oldrealestatedevelopmentcompany,nowpartofCBRE
3|Page   *ManagedScienceApplicationsInternationalCorporation(SAIC)accountformulti-tenantfacilities
©Directcapitalprojects&Teams,fromplanning/budgetingtoexecution&stakeholdermanagement
*Ledspaceutilizationstudies,interiordesign,&spaceplanning;Designedspace/furniturestandards
SeniorDesignDirector
DesignCom;Washington,D.C;1991-2005
Sr.DesignDirectorforthisfull-servicedesignfirm
©Directtheworkflowofthedesignstudios;Oversaw/Managedthefirm'sadministrativeoperations
*Author/Architectofthe5-yearstrategicpla
 
jevelopedandmanagedannualandprojectbudgets
*Ledallprojectphases/tasks,incl.bidding,planning,scheduling,monitoring,andleasenegotiations
*Drovecostreductions/revenueincreasesbystreamliningprocesses&leadingmarketinginitiatives
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*BachelorofArchitecture(B.Arch),HowardUniversity
=LicensedInteriorDesigner,DistrictofColumbiaINT40000028
*Member,InternationalInteriorDesignAssociation,andtheAmericanSocietyofInteriorDesigners
4|Page  Executive Office of the Mayor – Mayor’s Office of Talent and Appointments 
John A. Wilson Building | 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, 	Suite 600 | Washington, DC 20004 
Shauna Stallworth 
Ms. Shauna Stallworth is a licensed interior designer with over 35 years 
of experience in interior design. Her roles have ranged from designer to 
project manager to senior vice president of corporate real estate.  
Ms. Stallworth brings extensive experience in the complete project life 
cycle to each of her projects, from the conceptual design stage to 
installation and support. Her work includes but isn't limited to furniture, 
finishes, color, lighting, flooring (FFE), and required equipment. During 
each of her projects, Ms. Stallworth provides design direction, 
supervision, and administrative operations procedures to ensure timely 
projects within established budgets. 
A Ward 6 resident, Ms. Stallworth earned her Bachelor of Architecture from Howard University.  GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
Executive Office of Mayor Muriel Bowser 
Office of the General Counsel to the Mayor 
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The John A. Wilson Building     •    1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW     •     Suite 300    •   Washington, D.C.  20004     •    Office (202) 724-	7681 
To: Tomas Talamante, Steve Walker 
From: Betsy Cavendish 
Date: October 9, 2024 
Subject: Legal sufficiency review of Resolutions nominating Robert Alter, Aubrey Grant, 
Shauna Stallworth, and Maurice Walters as members of the Board of 
Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture  
This is to Certify that this office has reviewed the above-referenced resolutions and
found them to be legally unobjectionable.  If you have any questions in this regard, please do not 
hesitate to call Michael Porcello, Deputy General Counsel, Executive Office of the Mayor, at 
202-727-0872, or me at 202-724-7681.
______________________________ 
Elizabeth A. (Betsy) Cavendish