New South Student Center

Feasibility Study October 03, 2011

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How will this study be used?

Feasibility Study Establish a conceptual program/space list Overlay objectives from the Campus Plan Overlay data from recent space reports Test fit the program to the space Envision the character & quality of space Establish a conceptual cost Produce fund-raising materials Process 2004 Study 2010 Report on Student Space / 2010-2020 Master Plan Preliminary Building/Systems analysis Steering committee
Planning and Project Management/UFSH Student Programs Student Affairs Office of the Provost Center for Multicultural Equity and Access Auxiliary Services Office of Advancement Department of Performing Arts

Student forum(s) Leavey Center Cost Project Cost of approx. $15.5M.

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Schedule

Fundraising complete

May/June 2012

9 months

Design Documentation OGB Review Concept Review Permit Review Permit (DCRA) Bid Construction

May 2012 - February 2013

9 months

July 2012 January 2013 December 2012 - March 2013 April 2013 May 2013-July 2014 3 months 1 month 14 months

Substantial Completion Occupancy

July 2014 August 1, 2014

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Goals for the Building

Active in the SW Residential Precinct To provide continuity throughout the building. For the building to engage with the surroundings, be a presence. Porous/access all around. Accessibility 24/7 LEED

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Goals for the Program

Enhance Student Community/ Living Room of the campus Ownership Undergraduates Functional Student Space/ Spirit of cura personalis Variety of spaces Study Social Space/Lounge Dining Meeting Preserving highest quality of space and views for those areas most frequently occupied by students.

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Existing Conditions

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Existing Conditions
Getting to the skeleton most of ground floor Except existing residence hall lobby

1. Existing program: residence hall entrance, dance, lounge 2. Exterior repairs Minor repairs to exterior faade required. Roof replacement 3. Ground level classrooms, dance studios, lounge space

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Demolition

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Demolition

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Scope

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Exterior Modification | Site

A. Courtyard - Approximate Area: 3,500 SF. The existing courtyard will be re-configured to allow for the new student center entrance. Some re-grading will need to occur, but access to basement stairs and to the residence hall lobby will remain as-is. The existing curb at Library Walk and sidewalk will remain. The new courtyard configuration will include steps and an accessible ramp, planted areas, convenience exterior power receptacles, bike racks and exterior pole lights. Materials may be primarily cast-inplace concrete with concrete pavers at the exterior dining area. A1. Approximate Location of new grease interceptor servicing kitchen. A2. New building entry at courtyard requires bridge over areaway. B. Main Entry Area - New entrance at the intersection of Library Walk & Tondorf will require a ramp and entry steps to navigate the approximate five to six foot grade difference. Materials may be primarily cast-in-place concrete steps and pavement, as well as some low stone or precast concrete site walls. An existing fire hydrant and light pole may need to be relocated. C. Loading Dock - Approximate Area: 600 SF Repairs and grading only as necessary to accommodate the new loading dock function. D. Code/Safety repairs - Minor patch/repairs to existing concrete sidewalk and steps as required.

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Exterior Modification | Building

Exterior building modifications will be limited, consisting primarily of work at the two new entrances (northwest & courtyard), minor repairs to existing brick where required, and may be generally described as follows: 1. New/modified wall at student center entrance area in courtyard, introducing doors, windows and potentially new cladding at ground level. 1a. Bridge in foreground providing access to doors across existing areaway. 2. New/modified wall at new entrance area. 3. Existing south-facing windows may receive solar screening device. 4. Remove existing windows and portion of brick wall between. Replace with insulated overhead rolling door with 2 coat fluoropolymer finish. 5. The Ground Level roofing was replaced in 1993; however, a preliminary review of existing conditions suggests the roof is in poor condition and in need of replacement again. A probable cost of this replacement has been incorporated into the conceptual cost analysis.

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Space List

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Plans
Lower Level

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Plans
Ground Level

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Program Diagrams

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Program Diagrams

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Program Diagrams

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Program Diagrams

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Living Room

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Open Study | New Riverside Lounge

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Food Venue | Dining Lounge & Bar

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Lobby & Information Desk

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Social Room (Multipurpose)

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Social Room (Multipurpose)

The Social Room shall be divisable into two equal rooms by the use of operable partition(s).
Both spaces shall have audio/visual equipment and individual control of lighting. The operable partition(s) shall have the greatest acoustic separation achievable, so that functions on both sides may occur simultaneously. The space is intended to be flexible, accommodating several different types of events and furniture configurations. To the left are four possible scenarios.

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Cost Analysis

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Enhancements

Green Roof $$$ Fireplaces First Floor (piano rooms, lobby, restrms) $$$ First Floor Courtyard Renovation $$$ Skylight Replace current space with Radio/TV $$$ Exterior developments along south faade (hardscape,trellis) $$$
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