Glen Mor II DPP April 2009 Final - Capital Resource Management

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TopographyThe dominant natural feature of the site is its topography. The pinnacle of the hill is roughly 50 feetabove Parking Lot 14. Much of the undeveloped area of the site has grades in excess of 10% slope, withthe steepest portions in excess of 25% slope. The currently unoccupied residential structure is perchedat the top of the slope, which suggests the hill is a stable landform, and not a result of spoils or wastefrom neighboring development (as was the case in Glen Mor 1). Further geotechnical investigation will benecessary to analyze the sub-grade composition and soil bearing capacity prior to the start of design.Site accessibility will serve as a key design constraint, as the average slope across the site exceeds 6% slope.Buildings may be required to accommodate stepped grades within their sections and elevators, ramps, andstairs will all be necessary to serve path of travel needs. Connection to Glen Mor 1, across the arroyo, shouldbe considered with topographic elevations to ensure universal accessibility between the communities.Due to the height of the hill relative to its immediate surroundings, the views from the upper elevationsof the slope are impressive. The East Campus academic core, Carillon Bell Tower, and the surrounding BoxSpring Mountains all dominate the view shed, and should inform building composition.LEGENDSlope > 25 %Slope between 10-25%Slope < 25%CONCEPTUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE GLEN MOR 2 STUDENT HOUSING 25
1425Character1. View of Pentland Hills Residence Hall acrossthe arroyo2. View of Glen Mor 1 across the arroyo3. View of recreation fields and mountains tothe north across the arroyo4. Valencia Hill Drive, looking north, near thecorner of Big Springs Road5. Campus entry monument at corner of BigSprings Road and Valencia Hill DriveSUMMARY CONCEPT366. Mature landscape character along Big SpringsRoad26UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE GLEN MOR 2 STUDENT HOUSING
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1.X 4.1SYSTEM NARRATIVESThe followi
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FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMCodes and Sta
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Lighting fixtures of sizes, types,
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The central lighting control system
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