Major Projects in the Works
Patterson Hall Renovation
Project Manager: Jim Moeller
Consultant: NAC Architecture
Contractor:
Bid Package 1 (Haz Mat Abatement and Soft Demolition) Leone & Keeble
Bid Package 2 (Site Utilities) Leone & Keeble
Bid Package 3 (Additions)- Leone & Keeble
Bid Package 4 (Interior Contruction) Leone & Keeble
Total Cost: $55.1 million
The restoration will address deferred maintenance issues, a comprehensive review of current building code vis a vis Patterson Hall, substantially increase the lifecycle of the building and address critical life safety issues such as fire detection and suppression, indoor air quality, ADA upgrades. Building systems to be improved are exteriors; seismic superstructure; elevators; mechanical/electrical infrastructure into the building envelope; heating ventilation equipment, distribution systems and temperature controls; plumbing systems; fire protection, detection and reporting systems; built-in equipment and specialties; interior finishes; access and security systems. LEEDS Silver Certification will be the minimum program sustainability requirement for building design and construction.
Status: Construction Phase Scheduled to be completed Summer 2014
Science One - Chemistry & Physics
Project Manager: Troy Bester
Consultant: LMN Architects
Contractor: TBD
Total Cost: $74 million
Description: EWU expects that over the next ten years, its student population will grow by approximately twenty percent. Increased regional demand for engineering, healthcare and growing opportunities for undergraduate and graduate healthcare education at Riverpoint Campus in Spokane will mean that a large share of the additional students will be seeking science related degrees. This will translate to a substantial increase in the demand for basic science courses that serve as prerequisites to these degrees.
The mission of Eastern Washington University is to prepare broadly educated, technologically proficient, and highly productive citizens to attain meaningful careers, to enjoy enriched lives, and to make contributions to a culturally diverse society. Eastern Washington University will achieve its mission by providing:
1)an excellent student-centered learning environment;
2)professionally accomplished faculty who are strongly committed to student learning;
3)high quality, integrated, interdependent programs that build upon the region's assets and offer a broad range of choices as appropriate to the needs of the university's students and the region; and
4)exceptional student support services, resources, and facilities.
The proposed Science One Facility will directly contribute to provision of an excellent student-centered learning environment and exceptional resources and facilities. It will lend support to providing high quality, integrated and interdependent programs.
Status: Pre - Design Phase will be complete July 2010. Design Phase is expected to begin in July 2013. Construction is expected to begin in July 2015.
New Residence Hall
Project Manager: Troy Bester
Consultant: ALSC Architects
Contractor: TBD
Total Cost: $25 million
Description: Construction of new 350 bed residence hall for under classman.
Status: Design Phase will be complete December 2011. Construction is expected to begin in Spring 2012.
Arts Complex Fire Alarm and Access Control Upgrade
Project Manager: John Henry
Consultant: NAC Engineering
Contractor: Kearsley Construction
Total Cost: $1.3 million
Description: Replacement of fire alarm system with new state of the art system. Replacement of all existing exterior doors and storefronts with new system to include electronic access control system.
Status: Construction Phase