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OSUMMARY OF 2023 NEEDS MET SUNY Cobleskill Facilities Master Plan – Phase 5 Report November 2011 Graphic O1 Year-by-Year GSF Supplied O – SUMMARY OF 2023 NEEDS MET 800,000 nasf 700,000 nasf 600,000 nasf 577,322 nasf 500,000 nasf 400,000 nasf Wheeler addition opens Various farm bldgs demolished 231 nasf/FTE 220 nasf/FTE 209 nasf/FTE 578,408 nasf 547,846 nasf 479,538 nasf 199 nasf/FTE 451,984 nasf Wheeler reopens 221 nasf/FTE 550,842 nasf CANR opens Various farm bldgs demolished 565,921 nasf 235 nasf/FTE 574,301 nasf 227 nasf/FTE 546,204 nasf 227 nasf/FTE 553,246 nasf Old Gym reopens Classroom upgrade complete Equestrian expansion complete 232 nasf/FTE 580,763 nasf Coll Com Ctr opens Mackey reopens 577,767 nasf 247 nasf/FTE 637,105 nasf 245 nasf/FTE 637,105 nasf 245 nasf/FTE 648,445 nasf 227 nasf/FTE 561,745 nasf 221 nasf/FTE 541,161 nasf 300,000 nasf 200,000 nasf 114,271 nasf 100,000 nasf 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Alumni reopens Prentice and addition open 223 nasf/FTE 523,946 nasf Curtis-Mott reopens 588,417 nasf 227 nasf/FTE 547,856 nasf Champlin demolished 211 nasf/FTE 498,936 nasf 219 nasf/FTE Van Wagenen reopens 237 nasf/FTE 546,765 nasf 635,339 nasf 237 nasf/FTE 635,339 nasf 237 nasf/FTE 635,339 nasf NASF NASF/FTE (adjusted for renovations) (adjusted for renovations) NASF Built or Renovated since 2000 Total NASF Need 231 nasf/FTE 2,505 FTE 220 nasf/FTE 2,494 FTE 225 nasf/FTE 2,484 FTE 215 nasf/FTE 221 nasf/FTE 243 nasf/FTE 2,474 FTE 2,496 FTE 2,518 FTE 113,812 nasf 239 nasf/FTE 2,539 FTE 238 nasf/FTE 2,561 FTE 240 nasf/FTE 249 nasf/FTE 247 nasf/FTE 2,582 FTE 2,603 FTE 2,624 FTE 118,336 nasf 245 nasf/FTE 2,645 FTE 243 nasf/FTE 2,665 FTE 241 nasf/FTE 251 nasf/FTE 250 nasf/FTE 2,686 FTE 2,686 FTE 2,686 FTE 122,306 nasf 236 nasf/FTE 2,686 FTE 235 nasf/FTE 2,686 FTE 237 nasf/FTE 2,686 FTE 237 nasf/FTE 2,686 FTE 237 nasf/FTE 2,686 FTE FTE NASF/FTE Instructional NASF Need 58,299 nasf 578,408 nasf 547,846 nasf 559,896 nasf 532,342 nasf 550,842 nasf 592,601 nasf 576,492 nasf 580,763 nasf 599,656 nasf 642,775 nasf 642,775 nasf 648,445 nasf 605,095 nasf 594,803 nasf 598,682 nasf 610,185 nasf 566,265 nasf 588,802 nasf 635,339 nasf 635,339 nasf 635,339 nasf NASF (not adjusted for renovations) 72
SUNY Cobleskill Facilities Master Plan – Phase 5 Report November 2011 CRITICAL PATH & PHASING P P – CRITICAL PATH & PHASING The following phasing and sequencing diagrams depict the FMP’s critical path and highlight project dependencies (i.e. what has to happen in order for another project to happen). The phasing and sequencing of projects reflects input from the campus and is responsive to the college’s priorities with academic/instruction facilities initiatives dominating the 2013-2018 Capital Cycle. • labs, and instructional space for Computer Technology Culinary Arts/Food Service (Prentice Hall) This initiative provides a full renovation of Prentice and a new addition to support expanded campus dining and space for Culinary Arts. Culinary Arts and food service are to be relocated from Champlin Hall and consolidated in Prentice. 2008 ACADEMIC OTHER OPEN SPACE WHEELER 1 CANR WHEELER 2 Graphic P1 Sequencing Attention was given to allow for standalone projects that had no dependencies and could occur whenever the college desired or funding became available, including earlier than planned. Priorities for 2013-2018: • • • Student Life (Student & Community Center and College Crossing) Building a Student & Community Center is the top priority for SUNY Cobleskill. This initiative provides a new building to support student activities, wellness, food service and community events. Related to this initiative is the reconfiguration of the College Crossing at Route 7, which will provide landscaping, street furniture, plantings and lighting as well as traffic calming measures at the crosswalk to improve pedestrian safety. School of Business (Home Economics Hall) / School of Liberal Arts & Sciences – Arts (Old Gym Hall) This initiative responds to the College’s need for specialized space to support upper level instruction for the School of Business. This project is to occur in tandem with the renovation of Old Gym Hall, which is repurposed to support art studios and faculty offices. Technology Upgrade (classroom and class labs campus-wide) This initiative provides a campus-wide upgrade of classrooms and class labs to support technology-enhanced instruction and will allow for right-sizing of class labs and classrooms. Priorities for 2023 and Beyond: • • • Van Wagenen Library This initiative provides a medium-level renovation of all three floors of Van Wagenen Library. Collaboration space is integrated with the existing program elements and a new open stair is provided to visually connect the building levels. Bouck Hall This initiative provides renovations of various spaces within Bouck Hall, including health and physical education spaces, athletic support spaces and the theater. It includes the replacement of building mechanical systems, along with the repurposing of several key spaces to accommodate new uses (printing services on the basement level and intramural sports in the current “multipurpose” room. The addition of a new enclosed glass pedestrian gallery and construction of new skylights are also included in this initiative. Lower Quad This initiative re-defines the open space on the west side of the campus adjacent to Curtis Mott and the Center for Agriculture and Natural Resources [CANR]. New turf and plantings, paved walkways, street furniture and lighting are also included. 2013 TECH UPGRADE 2018 CURTIS MOTT 1 CURTIS MOTT 2 2023 2028 EQUESTRIAN PROJECTS WARNER- HOLMES 1 WARNER- HOLMES 2 OLD GYM ALUMNI HOME EC VAN WAGENEN 1 VAN WAGENEN 2 VAN WAGENEN 3 FACILITIES PROJECTS NEW UPD STUDENT & COMM. CENTER KNAPP PRENTICE BOUCK MIDDLE QUAD ALBANY AVENUE LOWER QUAD KNAPP PLAZA PARKING UPGRADES LIBRARY QUAD COLLEGE YARD WALKWAY UPGRADES COLLEGE CROSSING STADIUM Priorities for 2018-2023: • • Ag Engineering (Curtis Mott) This initiative provides a renovation of and a new addition to Curtis Mott to better support Agricultural Engineering. High-bay class lab space, departmental support, equipment storage and a new case-method classroom are included in the addition. Computer Technology (Alumni Hall) This initiative recreates Alumni Hall as an Information & Technology Commons, combining CASE, the Writing Center, space for Faculty & Student Technology Development, computer 73
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