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Science Engineering Buildings Fact Sheet
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Costs
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Source
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Costs
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State Construction Budget
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$20,000,000
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Cash funded
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$36,100,000
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Total
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$56,100,000
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Functional Reallocation:
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Expand College of Engineering
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Transform an inefficient floor layout into a functional floor plan
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Create additional research space
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Improve Science lab space
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Provide a concession space in the atrium for informal meetings
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Type of Space
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ASF
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Office space
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14,844
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Research Space
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23,697
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Classrooms, labs, other teaching areas, support
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38,080
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Circulation, mechanical, public , other space
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82,903
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| Total ASF |
76,601 |
| Total GSF |
159,504 |
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Move Facts
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ASF
numbers subject to change-current as of 8/25/2005
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Phase 1 will allow occupants of new building to be relocated from Science Building, University Hall, and Engineering Building consolidating some departments while facilitating cross-discipline activities. This will also allow for the renovation of the Science Building.
Phase 2 renovation of the Engineering Building will see some Departments temporarily house in the Science Engineering Complex move into the newly renovated Engineering Building, which will then become part of the complex through a bridge structure.
Phase 3 construction will allow for all the program planned occupants of the Science Engineering Complex to inhabit the final construction.
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| ERM201 |
| ERM202 |
| ERM203 |
| Campus Services Building |
| Science Building |
| University Hall |
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| 2,652 |
| 973 |
| 1,013 |
| 1,546 |
| 19,454 |
| 7,681 |
33,317
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Offices to be moved
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7,702
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Classrooms, labs, other teaching to be moved
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6,838
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Research area to be moved
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7,139
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This page last updated on Tuesday, October 7, 2008
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