2006 CSM Design-Build Project

2006 CSM Design-Build Project                

Contact Information:

Project Manager:
Mark Smolley
Telephone: 650-358-6817
E-Mail: smolleym@smccd.edu

Project Coordinator:
Lori Alvarez
Telephone: 650-358-6823
E-Mail: alvarezl@smccd.edu

Bridging Architect:
Steinberg Architects

Design Build Contractor:
Not yet selected

Design Build Project Information

Schedule:

  • RFP to be issued: May 2007
  • Proposals due: August 2007
  • Contract award: September or October 2007
  • Design and Construction period: October 2008 – 2012

Funding Source(s): Measure A general obligation bond funds
 

 

 

Description: This multi-component project, to be delivered using the design-build delivery method (wherein a design-build contractor is hired to provide the design as well as construction of the project), will effect a renaissance of the College of San Mateo (CSM) campus. The project includes demolition of Buildings 5, 6, 10, 11, 13, 15 and 17; these buildings have exceeded their useful service lives, the layouts of the concrete walls do not lend themselves to repurposing, and their locations are desirable for new buildings. Replacement buildings 5, 10 and 15 will be constructed in the approximate footprints of the existing buildings with those numbers. The project also includes major improvements to the exterior areas of the campus.

B5N (new Building 5)
B5N will be the new home for the Workforce programs, including Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, Nursing and Cosmetology, as well as the new home for Wellness and Aquatics. This location, at the south end of the campus near the campus entries, is convenient for the community members who are patrons of these programs. These programs will thrive and grow in this new building, with state of the art equipment and adjacencies to each other that will foster interactions and synergy. The Aquatic Center will be comprised of an Olympic-sized pool and a second pool for competition warm-ups as well as Adaptive Physical Education. This combination of Workforce and Wellness will bring new energy to the southern end of the CSM campus. This new building is targeted to receive LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), demonstrating CSM’s commitment to sustainable building design and construction.

B10N (new Building 10)
B10N, located near the center of campus, will place critical student services into the heart of the campus. B10N will embody CSM’s collaborative nature and student-oriented service philosophy to strengthen student convenience and access. The facility will unite Student Services into a “One-Stop Shop”, including Admissions, Career Services, Counseling, Health Center, Financial Aid, Disabled Students Programs & Services, Student Activities, Welcome Center, Cafeteria, and Bookstore. This One-Stop-Shop approach will allow CSM to greet new students with a clear understanding of a personalized college experience, as well as provide continued and convenient centralized access student services near the academic core of the campus. B10N will also house the new Integrative Learning Center (ILC), a centralized tutorial and student support lab where students can get assistance across the disciplines from writing and mathematics to speech communication and foreign languages, and will be an inspired learning environment where students will feel comfortable giving and getting academic assistance. This new building is targeted to receive LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), demonstrating CSM’s commitment to sustainable building design and construction.

B15N
The New Faculty Office building, B15N, will be the new home to three Division Offices and up to 250 faculty members. Located near the core of the campus and across the quadrangle from B10N, this building will be part of CSM’s academic heart. This building will encourage inter-disciplinary faculty dialogue and foster interaction between faculty and students. This new building is targeted to receive LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), demonstrating CSM’s commitment to sustainable building design and construction.

Campus Exterior
CSM’s campus exterior will be revamped to take advantage of its idyllic hill top location. The new landmark entries at Hillsdale Boulevard and CSM Drive will provide gateways to a lively campus where students and the community will feel inspired to participate in college activities, with gathering spaces acting as centers of concentrated activity and energy. Landscape improvements will create hierarchies to define vehicular and accessible pedestrian circulation routes and manage pedestrian/vehicular interface. Emergency vehicle access will be improved, as well as other safety and security measures. Public transportation, passenger drop-off and pick-up zones, service & delivery zones will be enhanced. Wayfinding signage, exterior lighting, concession kiosks, and provisions for art will also be part of this project.

Status:
In process.