Glen Mor II DPP April 2009 Final - Capital Resource Management

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Code Space/ Description Quantity ASF Total ASF CommentsResidence LifePO-2 Private Office - Type 2 2 160 320 Resident Directors; size accommodates small meetingsPO-4 Private Office - Type 4 1 100 100 Head ResidentPO-3 Private Office - Type 3 2 120 240 Support Resident DirectorsConference StaffPO-1 Private Office - Type 1 1 180 180 Staff ManagerPO-3 Private Office - Type 3 3 120 360 Support Resident Services Office Staff ManagersCR-3 Conference Room 1 400 400ST-1 Conference Storage 1 300 300Resident Services Office StaffPO-2 Private Office - Type 2 1 160 160 Resident Services Office ManagerWS-1 Staff Workstations 4 120 480 2 professional staff, 2 student staffCONFERENCE FACILITYSubtotal 4,710CR-1 Large Meeting Room 1 1,000 1,000With sink and catering counter, 2 parking spaces (1 delivery, 1handicap accessible)RR-1 Public Restroom 1 120 0 Note: Square footage not included in ASFST-2 Storage 1 250 250 For large meeting room tables/chairsAPT-S Studio Apartment 2 410 820 2 parking spacesHS-1 Housekeeping Services 1 100 100SUPPORT SPACESSubtotal 2,170HS-1 Housekeeping Services 5 100 500 1 per building; includes mod sinkST-3 Custodial Closets (storage) 27 50 1,350 1 per floorPO-2 Private Office - Type 2 2 160 320 Operations OfficeMS-1 Maintenance Shop/Storage 1 750 750SL-1 Breakroom/Kitchenette 1 120 120 Maintenance BreakroomPARKINGSubtotal 3,040Parking Structure 596 420 displaced + 176 additional = 596 total requiredTotal ASF 250,640Net to Gross Factor (75%) 334,187PROGRAMUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE GLEN MOR 2 STUDENT HOUSING 41
esidential RSO 1.88%support 1.21%92.9%Program diagramsupport 0.86%community 3.12%4 Bedroom Apartment1,100 SFR E S I D E N T I A L S P A C E S2 Bedroom Apartment2 Bedroom Resident Director/Faculty In Residence Apartment1 Bedroom ResidentAssistant Apartment675 SF1,050 SF420 SF[ 182 units x 4 ] = 728 beds[ 36 x 2] = 72 beds[ 4 x 1 ] = 4 beds[ 1 0 x 1 ] = 1 0 bedstotal = 814 bedstotal SF200,200 SF24,300 SF4,200 SF4,200 SF232,900 SF 92.9%C O M M U N I T YMedium Meeting RoomSmall Meeting RoomComputer Lab/ClassroomAcademic <strong>Resource</strong> CenterPrivate Office (Faculty In Residence)Gaming LoungeFitness RoomMulti-Purpose RoomLaundryVending750 SF250 SF800 SF500 SF120 SF500 SF800 SF700 SF700 SF125 SF[ 2 ] 1,500 SF[ 5 ]1,250 SF[ 1 ]800 SF[ 1 ]500 SF[ 1 ]120 SF[ 1 ]500 SF[ 1 ]800 SF[ 1 ]700 SF[ 2 ]1,400 SF[ 2 ]250 SF7,820 SF3.12%Lobby/Reception/Waiting 500 SF [ 1 ]Public Restroom 120 SF [ 1 ]Storage 300 SF [ 1 ]Staff Workroom 300 SF [ 1 ]Mail 500 SF [ 1 ]42Mail/Package Storage 250 SF [ 1 ]UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE GLEN MOR 2 STUDENT HOUSINGStaff Restoom 60 SF [ 1 ]Breakroom/Kitchenette (Staff) 120 SF [ 1 ]PROGRAM SUMMARYS O F F I C E ( R S O )500 SF0 SF300 SF300 SF500 SF250 SF0 SF120 SF4,710 SF1.88%
Page 1 and 2: April 2009UCR Project Number: 95633
Page 5 and 6: Capital AND PHYSICAL PLANNINGTim Ra
Page 8 and 9: PROJECT SCOPEThe Glen Mor 2 project
Page 10 and 11: 1.3TheDETAILED PROJECT PROGRAM PROC
Page 12 and 13: THE APPROACHTo initiate the work, a
Page 14 and 15: 1.4PROJECTGOALSThe following projec
Page 16 and 17: 1.X 2.1CAMPUS PLANNING PRINCIPLESTh
Page 18 and 19: 2007 campus design guidelinesA guid
Page 20 and 21: 2008 Strategic Plan for STUDENT Hou
Page 22 and 23: 1.X 2.2SITEANALYSISThe Glen Mor 2 p
Page 24 and 25: Site ConstraintsEach perimeter zone
Page 26 and 27: TopographyThe dominant natural feat
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Page 30 and 31: Land useLand use analysis during th
Page 32 and 33: 1.X 2.3PREFERREDCONCEPTDuring the D
Page 35 and 36: LEGENDHousingCommunity SpaceCircula
Page 37 and 38: Landscape designThe Glen Mor 2 Hous
Page 39 and 40: SUMMARY CONCEPT38UNIVERSITY OF CALI
Page 41: Program summaryPROGRAM SUMMARYCode
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Page 88 and 89: 1.X 4.1SYSTEM NARRATIVESThe followi
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m Drain Linemestic Water Lineanoutr
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Seismic Design:Wind Design:Occupanc
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Building Structural Framing SystemR
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Outside Design Conditions :Summer :
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feasible active systems will be exp
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RemarksThis is a good option if the
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Option 3: SPLIT SYSTEM HEAT PUMPSys
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Subjective CriteriaThis system has
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Subjective CriteriaThis system has
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Testing, Adjusting, Balancing And C
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Domestic Cold Water and Hot WaterA
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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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LEED ® CreditsAn energy efficient,
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1.X 4.2CODEANALYSISSUPPORTSUMMARYDO
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1.X 4.3SUSTAINABLE DESIGNThe Univer
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leed ® checklistItem ItemPrerequis
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1.X 4.4ThePhasingintent of the Univ
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LEGENDHousingCommunity SpaceCircula
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1.X 4.5TheScheduleproject schedule
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1.X 5.1Cost model summaryThe follow
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Glen Mor 2 Student HousingCost Mode
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1.X 6.1MeetingnotesAPPENDIX SUMMARY
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1.X 6.4LISTOF AbbreviationsAPPENDIX
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