Professional Documents
Culture Documents
ARCON 1
agenda
w Where have we been ?
w Proposed Design Option
w Proposed Phasing and Schedule
w Opinion of Cost
ARCON 2
HAVE WE BEEN?
ARCON 3
facility assessment - main level
goal: address safety issues, code compliance, building envelope repairs, mechancial and electrical replacement, and general building maintenance
ARCON 4
facility assessment - upper level
goal: address safety issues, code compliance, building envelope repairs, mechancial and electrical replacement, and general building maintenance
ARCON 5
facility assessment - lower level
goal: address safety issues, code compliance, building envelope repairs, mechancial and electrical replacement, and general building maintenance
ARCON 6
projected maintenance costs
Life Safety & Building Envelope
approximately $8,000,000
ARCON 7
steering committee meetings
Summer 2018
- selected community members gathered to tour existing facility and get
an understanding of facility needs
- reviewed existing facility assessment
- discussed initial observations
ARCON 8
space challenges
goal: modernize aging facilities into modern 21st century learning environments that amplify, rather than hinder learning
ARCON 9
space challenges
goal: modernize aging facilities into modern 21st century learning environments that amplify, rather than hinder learning
ARCON 10
space challenges
goal: modernize aging facilities into modern 21st century learning environments that amplify, rather than hinder learning
ARCON 11
themes
significant challenges / opportunities: (things we heard multiple times)
w building environment & air flow/health w facilities don’t show off amazing programs or
inspire curiosity
worganization is significant hinderance to
learning w collaboration & culture divided by building
separations
w building zoning doesn’t support grade
level instruction w cafeteria is the worst space in the buildings
w noise and circulation are significant w library’s location and lack of modernization
stress elevators does not support learning (not the place
students and teachers want to be)
w technology infrastructure
w P. E. space is lacking
ARCON 13
guiding principles
KOMAREK NORTH RIVERSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 94
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
11/27/2018
Building Physical Environment (Ventilation / Air Quality / Air Conditioning / Improved staff and student health)
Modernized appropriate learning environment and spaces
Building Code Compliance
Playground / Outdoor Spaces
Appropriate, flexible Cafeteria
Accessibility to all spaces
Opportunity for spaces to enhance, rather than hinder, learning
Improved physical education facilities, larger Gymnasium
Provides opportunity for improved technology
Improved / functional classroom space for Art, Music and Band
Natural Light
Appropriate Pre-School / Kindergarten classroom zoning and proximity to support spaces
Takes advantage of potential 13th street closing
Better flooring throughout the building
Incorporating sustainability to increas long term cost savings (i.e. grey water retention, solar power, geothermal) TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Incorporating sustainability to enhance curriculum (i.e. green roof) TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Promotes "One Building / One Team" collaborative culture / Professional development support for teachers
Provides an opportunity for visitors to identify with, and be part of, a celebration of the Komarek culture, spirit and outstanding student
achievement.
Provides opportunity for a dedicated cultural center to support growing bilingual population
Opportunity to limit public access to school grounds
Opportunity to provide lockers in the corridors for the middle schoolers
Provides ample teaming / small group learning spaces
Provides an opportunity for a designated Media / Technology Center
concepts ranged from $20,000,0000 to $30,000,000 for additions and renovations to beyond $30,000,000
for a new building ARCON 14
community engagement
Summer and Fall 2018
w M2 brought on board to reach further into the community for responses and concerns.
w multiple focus groups, surveys, and engagement sessions used to gather information.
w feedback used to create new design option that is fiscally responsible and meets the needs
of the district and responds to input from the community.
ARCON 15
PROPOSED DESIGN
ARCON 16
existing building
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construction phasing
ARCON 22
construction phasing
ARCON 23
construction phasing
ARCON 24
construction phasing
ARCON 25
cost comparison
Expected Maintenance costs over 20 years
approximately $17,200,000
(existing building, spaces, number of rooms, sizes, etc, shall remain as is)
ARCON 26
cost comparison
Expected Maintenance costs over 20 years
approximately $17,200,000
(existing building, spaces, number of rooms, sizes, etc, shall remain as is)
ARCON 27