About Our Organization
About Us
Welcome to Cornerstone for Comprehensive Planning Inc (CCPI) where we specialize in empowering communities through education on the intricate process of new and existing facility planning and construction.
At CCPI we understand the challenges and complexities involved in bringing architectural visions to life. Our mission is to provide accessible seminars and workshops aimed at demystifying the entire lifecycle of facility planning, from inception to completion.
Here's what we do:
1. Educational Seminars: Our organization hosts engaging seminars led by industry experts who share valuable insights and practical knowledge about every phase of new build or expansion and renovation facility planning. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned professional, our seminars offer something for everyone.
2. Comprehensive Guidance: We provide comprehensive guidance on navigating the multifaceted aspects of facility planning. From initial concept development and feasibility studies to design, procurement, and project management, our seminars cover it all.
3. Best Practices and Innovation: Keeping abreast of the latest trends and innovations in the industry is crucial. Through our seminars, we highlight best practices and innovative approaches that promote sustainability, efficiency, and excellence in facility planning and construction.
4. Community Engagement: We believe in the power of community engagement. Our seminars provide a platform for networking, collaboration, and knowledge exchange among industry professionals, stakeholders, and community members.
5. Empowering Stakeholders: Our seminars will empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to actively participate in the facility planning process. Sit one-on-one with industry professionals to discuss and prioritize the steps required for your current or upcoming project.
6. Advocacy and Awareness: Through our seminars, we advocate for greater awareness and understanding of the importance of thoughtful and sustainable facility planning and construction practices. By raising awareness, we strive to foster a culture of responsible development and stewardship of our built environment.
Join us as we embark on a journey to walk you through the overall planning process, simplify your project’s next steps, and empower community leaders. Together, we can build stronger, more resilient communities through knowledge and collaboration.
Meet J. Pat Strollo
J. Pat Strollo, an Architect, began practicing architecture in 1970 with the mission of providing solid project management without sacrificing good planning and design. In 1987, J. Pat formed Strollo Architects Incorporated with the mission of providing clients with architectural programming, planning, and design solutions for the greatest possible value at the lowest possible costs. It is through his leadership and "hands-on" approach that the firm has completed planning, programming, design, and construction of correction projects that range from assessments and renovations under $1 million to $190 million in building new correctional facilities.
J. Pat Strollo's primary focus throughout his 53-year career has been in the area of criminal justice and medical/mental health architecture, which has resulted in his national recognition as a leader in criminal justice planning and design. J. Pat has designed program beds utilizing a wide range of management systems that include alternative sentencing, substance abuse residential treatment, mental health treatment, and correctional facilities. He has been directly involved in the master planning, programming, design, and construction of full-service facilities and continues to take responsibility for project leadership, planning, overall project management, and implementation for every project obtained.
Meet Tom Weber
Tom Weber / Senior Planner, has over 35 years of experience in providing professional consulting to state, tribal, and local communities seeking analysis, planning, and improvements to their justice systems and healthcare projects. His focus is to work in planning specialized community-based agencies in corrections, jails, courts, law enforcement human services, and mental/medical health activities. He has provided these services as a private consultant or contracted representative for the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Jails Division of the National Institute of Corrections, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
In addition, Mr. Weber has provided technical assistance for human service systems, including administration, management and programs, community organization, community corrections, policy and procedure analysis, operations and staffing, and the opening of new facilities. In his work, he has specialized in developing programs related to alternative and diversion sentencing strategies in jails for special populations, including the mentally ill, economically disadvantaged, alcohol and drug dependent, and medically in firmed. He is experienced in residential facility physical and operational assessments, information management, and staff planning and impact on facility design. He has nationwide experience in completing comprehensive master plans for county corrections, health, social, cultural, and human services programs and facilities across the US.
