This project will upgrade the hot and chilled water system, electrical
power, and domestic water and sewer systems to support growth on
the campus
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This project will renovate McCarthy Hall (#2), a six-story science
building constructed in 1963. The scope of work includes required
code changes for adequate air exchange in laboratories and appropriate
plumbing for wet labs. The building requires some seismic strengthening
based on the 1995 building code. The project will include mechanical/electrical/plumbing
retrofits, hazardous material removal, and decommissioning and replacement
of fume hoods in labs. In addition, the project will convert 300
FTE in laboratory space into 540 FTE in lecture space and 12 faculty
offices.
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This project will renovate the physical education facility (#4),
built in 1965, for current and future academic needs. Programmatic
needs have changed greatly since the 1960s. The Kinesiology and
Health promotion programs place a far great emphasis on science
and technology, wellness, and hands-on learning. Space changes and
upgrades to classrooms and laboratories are needed to support these
curricular changes. The building will be renovated to correct code
deficiencies for accessibility and HVAC systems, as well as to improve
safety for gymnastics. The removal of hazardous material is included
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This project will renovate portions of Langsdorf Hall in order to
reuse areas vacated by the relocation of the College of Business
and Economics to its new building. It will adapt floors three through
seven to new uses, retaining the lower floors in their present use
for student services. The proposed renovation of Langdorf Hall would
expand the much-needed administrative space and allow for more campuswide
computer labs associated with campuswide library space. After the
work is completed, the space will be configured to serve 1,823 FTE
in lecture space and to alleviate library and administrative space
deficiencies, for a net reduction of 853 FTE in lecture space. |
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This project will renovate building (#3), to provide for the academic
program. The building, constructed in 1965, will be renovated to
correct ADA and code deficiencies, and will upgrade existing building
systems. Safety issues make it necessary to upgrade the scene change
mechanisms and the orchestra pit. The removal of hazardous material
(lead and asbestos) incidental to the renovation is included in
this project. After the new auditorium is completed, this recital
and practice rooms will need to be upgraded. This project will also
convert 39 existing two-station faculty offices to 56 single-station
offices. |
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This project will renovate all building systems and correct existing
ADA and code deficiencies for this facility (#5) that was constructed
in 1966. Self-instructional computer laboratories will be included
to provide an interactive learning environment. This project includes
the renovation of the student quadrangle outside the library. |
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This project will build an additional capacity of 100 FTE in lecture
space and renovate existing classrooms to provide much-needed upgrades
of lighting, ventilation, accessibility, and technological and interactive
capabilities in the humanities and education classroom building
(#7). |
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