LPAS Higher Education 2014

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HIGHER EDUCATION

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Sacramento2484 Natomas Park Drive Suite 100 Sacramento, CA 95833 916.443.0335 ph

San Francisco101 California Street, Suite 2710San Francisco, CA 94111 415.213.0335 ph

ARCHITECTURE

PLANNING


INTERIOR DESIGN

GRAPHICS

UC Davis

CSU Chico

CSU Sacramento

American River College

Butte College - Chico

Butte College - Oroville

Butte-Glenn Community College District

Columbia College

Cosumnes River College

Folsom Lake College

FLC El Dorado Center

Los Rios Community College District

Modesto Junior College

San José City College

San José Evergreen Community College District

Skyline College

Solano College

Solano Community College District

San Mateo Community College District

Yosemite Community College District

Yuba College Community College District

Yuba College - Marysville

Higher Education Client List

LPAS Architecture + Design has a 36-year history of providing creative design solutions throughout California.

“Making Buildings Together” is our philosophy and commitment to providing our clients with the best working experience and designs. Our goal is to ensure that the fi nancial, human and natural resources dedicated to each project result in lasting, quality investments for our clients.

LPAS has completed over $400 million in higher education projects on 14 Northern California campuses within the past 10 years alone. The fi rm has designed 28 LEED

projects — certifi ed or in the process of obtaining certifi cation.


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ON THE BOARDS

The UC Davis Classroom and Recital Hall is a 17,000

square foot facility designed specifi cally to meet the needs

of the music department and the community as a venue

for the study and performance of music. At the heart of

the building is a 399-seat classroom and performance

venue that has been designed to the highest standards

of acoustical architecture. The building also includes a

green room, studios for music instruction and ensemble

rehearsals, recording studio, practice rooms and offi ces.

A spacious lobby will welcome students and patrons that

can accommodate performances and events.

UC Davis Classroom and Recital Hall Davis, CA

CLIENT University of California, Davis

VA LUE $10.9 million

BLDG A RE A 17,000 sq ft

TIMELINE In Construction

LEED LE V EL will be LEED Gold

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The 59,700 square foot San Jose City Physical Education

Building features a Spectator Gymnasium with full

competition basketball court and space for 1100 seats

in retractable bleachers. The renovation of the adjacent

racquetball court building will include structural

upgrades and will house the administrative functions

previously programmed into the PE building.

San Jose City College Physical Education BuildingSan Jose, CA

CLIENT San José-Evergreen Community College District



TIMELINE Currently in Schematic Design(Bridging Documents completed by LPAS in 2013)

Features:

3 Men’s Team dressing rooms with 20 lockers each and shower/restroom facilities

4 Women’s Team dressing rooms with 20 lockers each and shower/restroom facilities

Large football locker room

Men’s and Women’s general purposes fi tness locker rooms - each with space for 100 standard lockers

Fitness Center with fl ex space

5 large multi-purpose classrooms

Faculty suite including Dean’s Offi ce and 7 faculty offi ces

Meeting room

Workroom

Staff locker rooms with shower/restroom facilities


Solano Community College Theater Renovation and AdditionFairfi eld, CA

The renovation of the Solano Community College Theater adds 2,000 square feet and renovates 25,231 square feet of the existing building that currently houses the Music and Theatre Arts programs. The project addresses significant health, safety, seismic, ADA accessibility, code regulation non-compliance and failing infrastructure facilities problems.

CLIENT Solano Community College District



PROJECT VA LUE $11,900,000

TIMELINE Currently in Schematic Design

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CLIENT Los Rios Community College District

VA LUE $14 million


COMPLE TED 2001

AWA RDS 2004 CCFC Design Excellence Award

2002 American School & University Outstanding Building Award

2002 AIACV Citation Award

2001 California Construction Link’s Best of California Awards, Finalist

Folsom Lake College Aspen HallFolsom, CA

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Folsom Lake College is the fi rst new Community College constructed in California in 25 years. Serving 15,000 students, the 151 acre campus sits prominently at the crown of a hill, creating an image that accentuates the importance of education in the community. Aspen Hall serves as the gateway to the campus and features instructional classrooms and labs, a Student Services Center for admissions, large lecture hall, and a 150 computer state-of-the-art Learning Resource Center.





BLDG A RE A 65,000 sq ft Cypress Hall 30,000 sq ft addition to Aspen Hall

COMPLE TED 2005

AWA RD 2006 CCFC Design Honor Award

Folsom Lake College Cypress HallFolsom, CA

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The 65,000 sqaure foot Cypress Hall features state-of-the-art classrooms, offi ce and lecture space. The instructional facility also provides dry labs for geology, physics and earth science, as well as wet labs for chemistry and biology. The project also included a 30,000 square foot addition to the existing Aspen Hall Learning Resource Center.


Harris Center for the Arts at Folsom Lake CollegeFolsom, CA

Critically acclaimed by the arts and theater communities, the Harris Center for the Arts

provides a world-class teaching laboratory for the students and faculty of Folsom Lake College, as well as a much needed venue for over 50 regional dance troops, musical acts, theater companies, and other performing arts groups. With fl exibility as the primary design determinant, the facility allows for multiple performances, events and classes to take place simultaneously whether they are educational or public in nature during the day or at night.


150-seat Recital Hall




COMPLE TED 2010

AWA RDS 2011 Project of the Year - Community Impact Category Sacramento Business Journal

2011 Project of the Year - Sacramento Regional Builders

2011 Community College Facility Coalition (CCFC)Design Excellence Award

2011 American School & University - Outstanding Building Award

PCBC Gold Nugget Awards - 2011 Design Merit Award

The main 850-seat proscenium theater with a full fly tower and orchestra pit accommodates campus and community performances as well as traveling national “road” productions. Complementing the main theater are a 200-seat studio theater and a 150-seat recital hall. These performance spaces are supported by complete scene and costume shops, small and large dressing rooms, green room, director’s studio, drama lab, choral room, recording studio, classrooms, fi ne arts lab, art gallery, and faculty offi ces. The Dean’s suite and Founder’s Room is set in a prominent location adjacent to the main lobby.


200-seat Studio Theater

850-seat Proscenium Theater

American River College Student CenterSacramento, CA

The new Student Center serves as the hub for the American River College campus. A central meeting place for students, faculty, and the community, it is a destination that connects the campus’ network of exterior spaces, creating a focal point for student activity. The 50,000 square foot center includes the International Center, student lounge and activity space, dining and food services, campus meeting center, Campus Life & Government Center, Campus Community and Diversity Resource Center, e-services and outdoor activities.



VA LUE $17 million

COMPLE TED 2013

AWA RD 2013 Education Project of the Year Sacramento Business Journal



Butte College Student & Administrative ServicesOroville, CA


CLIENT Butte-Glenn Community College District


PROJECT VA LUE $22 million

COMPLE TED 2009

LEED LE V EL LEED Gold

This new LEED Gold, 3-story, 52,000 square foot center houses the District’s student services and administrative offi ces previously located in numerous 30-year-old portable buildings scattered throughout the campus. Programs include the Orientation & Welcome Center, counseling, Financial Aid, Career Transfer Center, EOPS, DSP&S, Human Resources, Business Offi ce, Foundation offi ces, Information Services & Technology, Admissions and Records, Veterans Aff airs, Offi ce of the President and a board room.


Yuba College Learning Resource Center RenovationMarysville, CA


OW NER Yuba Community College District



COMPLE TED 2014

The renovation of the 43,917 square foot space Yuba College Learning Resource Center is the fi rst of fi ve renovations totaling $21 million LPAS is currently providing services for. Scope includes upgrades of interior and exterior finishes, roof replacement, structural and seismic evaluation, mechanical systems upgrade, electrical systems upgrade, AV, Data, Security and fi re/life safety systems upgrade, ADA accessibility upgrades, landscape and hardscape design, and acoustical analysis.

LPAS worked hand-in-hand the District, the Community Colleges Chancellors Office and the Department of Finance to maximize funding of the 50% state match of the bond funding. This was accomplished by an overall assessment of the space allocations, size of the spaces and type to maximize the dollars per square foot allowed for the building and programs.



Additional Select Higher Education Experience

UC Davis Academic Surge, Davis, CANew $12M, 120,000 sq ft building with classrooms, offi ces, wet and dry labs. Constructed of site-formed concrete, it

was created to satisfy the need for highly fl exible space and the ability to adapt to changing physical and technological

requirements.

UC Davis Silo Student Center Expansion, Davis, CA$5M, 25,000 sq ft expansion to this student center adding food-service, increased student facilities, and a courtyard for

a variety of outdoor social functions.

UC Davis Sproul Hall, Davis, CA$5M, 50,000 sq ft renovation and seismic upgrade of a 1960’s 9-story building constructed of precast concrete. Life

safety and handicapped accessibility requirements were brought to current code compliance.

California State University, Chico, Butte Hall Elevators and Fire Suppression, Chico, CA$1.1M rehabilitation of three elevator cabs including new controls, pulleys, doors and all related components. Also

includes the design and installation of a waterless fi re suppression system for seven existing server rooms in Butte Hall

and Meriam Library.

California State University, Sacramento, Capitol Public Radio, Sacramento, CALPAS is currently programming the modernization of the Capitol Public Radio facility on the CSUS campus, including

a 7,000 sq ft expansion. The project will reorganize the entire operation and expand the news department, add new

broadcast studios, consolidate IT and create an events center for large gatherings and performances.

California State University, Sacramento, Wellness Center Expansion - Concept Sketches Sacramento, CAConcept sketches and cost estimates to develop an expansion for the Well fi tness center. Studies were done to enclose

an outdoor courtyard creating more activity space for free weights and exercise equipment within the building. Analysis

of the existing structure, mechanical and electrical systems was done as well as providing ADA accessibility.

California State University, Sacramento, Shasta Hall Theater Lobby RenovationSacramento, CA$400K renovation of the 1,311 sq ft main lobby and entry to Shasta Hall. Provided new fi nishes and ADA access.

Extensive work was done to the ticket offi ce and concessions stand as well as new lighting and a video displays.

California State University, Sacramento, Olympic Trials, Sacramento, CASite analysis and feasibility study in preparation for the 2004 US Olympic Trials.

American River College Physical Education Modernization, Sacramento, CA$8M modernization including two new single-story additions totaling 27,200 sq ft plus the renovation of approximately

6,000 sq ft of existing space. Includes a new gymnasium, ticket booth, snack bar, relocated building entry, faculty

offi ces and lockers, team rooms, equipment rooms, practice and exercise rooms and a full dance studio with a sprung

wood fl oor.

American River College Learning Resource Center Modernization, Sacramento, CA$7.5M modernization including a 20,000 sq ft addition to an existing 1950’s era building. Includes a new lobby with

counter, large computer lab with small break-out rooms and areas for curriculum.

American River College Instructional Technology Center, Sacramento, CANew $2.3M, 6,400 s.f. space for faculty and staff training. Includes offi ces, training rooms, internet development center,

and multimedia project work areas.

Butte College Library Expansion, Oroville, CA$13.6M modernization and expansion providing an additional 21,000 sq ft to consolidate and expand library

functions and consolidate media services and distance learning program while providing 13 “smart technology”

lecture classrooms and additional faculty offi ces. Includes a 3,700 sq ft faculty area, space for staff development and

technology training and study areas.

Butte College Allied Health & Public Service Center, Oroville, CANew 2-story, $16.2M, 72,380 sq ft housing nursing, radiologic technology, psychiatric technology, fi re and police

technology, and 28 faculty offi ces.

Butte College Chico Center, Chico, CANew 2-story, $10.1M, 54,620 sq ft facility for this satellite campus of Butte College. Many of the classes are continuing

education for community professionals as well as supporting general transfer requirements. Includes food service, a

bookstore and 5,700 sq ft of student services programming with counseling services, administrative functions, career

counseling, and related professional development services.

UC Davis Academic Surge

CSUS Wellness Center Expansion

CSUS Shasta Hall Theater Lobby Renovation

American River College LRC Modernization

American River College Instructional Technology Center

Butte College Instructional Arts, Oroville, CANew 2-story, $23.4M, 70,432 sq ft state-of-the-art instructional arts center housing 42 diff erent types of instructional

environments. Includes a 200-seat Black Box theater with control room, scene shop, high bay storage, costume shop,

dressing rooms and acting labs. Design-Build delivery with DPR Construction. LEED Gold

Butte College Learning Resource Center, Oroville, CANew 3-story, $15.3M, 72,000 sq ft LRC with interdisciplinary classrooms, computer labs, faculty offi ces, and

administrative functions. Includes a 20,000 sq ft Center for Academic Success which provides student service functions,

computer instruction, and large tutoring areas with adjacent instructional support spaces.

Design-Build delivery with DPR Construction.

Columbia College Master Plan & Design Guidelines, Sonora, CA270 acre master plan providing a fl exible framework to inform, guide and plan for future campus improvement projects

through 2027. The goal of the Master Plan was to preserve and enhance the unique, forested, Sierra Nevada environment

of the with minimal impact while locating preferred sites for future capital improvements.

Cosumnes River College Faculty Offi ces, Sacramento, CANew $1.8M, 8,600 sq ft faculty offi ce building with 48 private faculty offi ces, a dean’s suite, and a staff workroom.

Folsom Lake College Physical Education Building, Folsom, CANew 2-story, $8.7M, 30,000 sq ft physical education building with large workout spaces for weight training, circuit

training, aerobics, dance, and a large exercise science lab for instruction and biometric testing.

Folsom Lake College Phase 1C - Lilac Hall & Dogwood Hall, Folsom, CATwo new 2-story educational halls totalling $21M and 48,000 sq ft. Features interdisciplinary lab space, faculty offi ces,

lecture, central plant and maintenance areas, and an administration building.

Folsom Lake College Falcon’s Roost Bookstore & Cafeteria, Folsom, CANew 2-story, $5.1M, 22,800 sq ft bookstore and cafeteria building designed to be the heart of the campus. The facility

provides a plaza/‘social-quad’ area that serves as an outdoor gathering space and classroom.

Modesto Junior College Agricultural Pavilion and Agriculture, Environmental, & Animal Sciences Center, Modesto, CANew 2-story, $12M, 74,410 sq ft agricultural pavilion and Agricultural, Environmental, & Animal Sciences center. The long-

span, column-free pavilion features bleacher seating for 1,200 - 1,500 people an earth fl oor for shows and competitions

involving livestock and machines. The educational component includes two classrooms, a commercial kitchen, and one

wet lab.

Modesto Junior College West Campus Agriculture/Animal Barn Facilities & Student Housing, Modesto, CANew $9.5M facility featuring a new 16,919 sq ft beef unit, new 11,050 sq ft sheep unit with lambing area, and seven new

3-bedroom modular living units for students who live and work on the animal facilities.

Solano College Theater Renovation and Addition, Fairfi eld, CA$11.9M theater renovation and addition adding 2,000 sq ft and renovating 25,231 sq ft of the existing building that

currently houses the Music and Theatre Arts programs. Project addresses signifi cant health, safety, seismic, ADA

accessibility, code regulation non-compliance and failing infrastructure facilities problems.

Skyline College Student Center Renovation, San Bruno, CA$500K, 13,000 sq ft renovation of the student dining and lounge facilities. Within the Includes new furniture, fi nishes, and

lighting to transform these key student areas into fl exible, contemporary social gathering spaces.

Yuba College Health and Public Safety, Marysville, CANew $9.8M, 39,000 sq ft instructional facility housing Nursing, Radiologic Technology, Psychiatric Technology,

Administration of Justice, Fire Technology, Emergency Medical Technology, (EMT). Includes a fi re tower, obstacle course,

locker rooms and outside training areas for fi re and police technology and faculty and support spaces.

Yuba College Student Services Renovation, Marysville, CA$9.7M renovation and modernization combining two existing buildings at the front of Yuba College. This prominent

“gateway” project increases the overall building area from 27,000 sq ft to 35,000 sq ft and consolidates student services

functions. Includes structural, mechanical, electrical evaluation and upgrades, roof replacement, ADA accessibility

upgrades, interior and exterior fi nishes.

Butte College Instructional Arts

Butte College Learning Resource Center

Folsom Lake College Lilac Hall

Folsom Lake College Physical Education

Yuba College Health and Public Safety


ADDITIONAL SELECT PROJECTS

CLIENT California Lottery

SITE A RE A 5 acres

S TORIE S 6


VA LUE $58 million

COMPLE TED 2011


DELI V ERY IPD Delivery

BUILDER Otto Construction

AWA RDS 2012 Offi ce Project of the Year Sacramento Business Journal

2011 AIACV Divine Detail Award for Curtain Wall

California Lottery HeadquartersSacramento, CA

Located in Sacramento at the confl uence of the American and Sacramento Rivers, the California Lottery Headquarters serves more than 400 employees. The six-story, 157,000 square foot building features street level retail, public plazas with water features, and a 400-seat pavilion used by the public for community events.

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CLIENT Bannon Investors, Ltd.

SITE A RE A 14 acres

S TORIE S 12


VA LUE $64 million

COMPLE TED 2009


DELI V ERY IPD Delivery

BUILDER Swinerton Builders

AWA RDS PCBC Gold Nugget Awards - 2010 Design Merit Award Best Offi ce/Professional Building Category

2011 ASLA Sierra Chapter Merit Award

2020 GatewaySacramento, CA

Taking advantage of its prominent location adjacent to Interstate 5, the 2020 Gateway serves as a gateway to Downtown Sacramento from the International Airport. The building was designed to reduce operational costs, enhance occupant comfort, health, and productivity, and preserve natural resources.

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2020 Gateway is the first privately

developed LEED Gold certified

high-rise in Northern California.

Less than one-half of one percent

was added to the budgeted

construction cost to reach this

level of sustainability.

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Raging Wire Data Center VA1Ashburn, VA

CLIENT RagingWire


VA LUE $34 million

COMPLE TED 2012

LEED LE V EL LEED Silver

DELI V ERY Design-Build

This circa 1978 existing, 128,000 square foot tilt-up concrete structure, originally designed as part of an R & D offi ce park, was reinvented into a $34M, state-of-the-art data center. The simple box-like structure was transformed into a high-tech facility that conveys movement, security and advanced infrastructure.

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CLIENT Lennar Multifamily Investors

SITE A RE A 1.025 acres

UNIT S 123

DENSIT Y 121 units/acre

TIMELINE In Design

Parker Place Adaptive ReuseBerkeley, CA

Parker Place is an 112,556 square foot, 123-unit market rate apartment project currently in Construction Drawings. The project is a major adaptation of an existing 1 story concrete auto dealership that was original constructed in the 1930s. Within the footprint of the existing auto-dealership, LPAS is designing 2 levels of below grade parking and 4 levels of new wood frame apartment building above the roof line of the existing building.

16 PowerhouseSacramento, CA

CLIENT D&S Development


UNIT S 50

RE TA IL 7,500 sq ft


PA RK ING 50 stacked spaces

TIMELINE In Construction

LEED will be LEED Platinum

16 Powerhouse is an infi ll mixed-use project occupying a prominent site at the corner of 16th and P streets in Midtown Sacramento. Designed for LEED Platinum certifi cation (unprecedented for new apartment construction in this region), 16 Powerhouse will be Sacramento’s most sustainable residential development. The project consists of 50 units and 7,500 square feet of ground fl oor retail and restaurant space. Amenities include an open interior courtyard with lounge areas, communal tables, BBQ and fi re trough area, bicycle storage, dog washing and gardening.

On a site that only accommodates about 26 parking spaces, LPAS a parking strategy was designed to allow 50 spaces.

Roughly half the spaces are served by a simple hydraulic lift, stacking vehicles two-high. The other half of the spaces are provided by a state of the art semi-automated system that lifts and slides vehicles. This “lift and slide” system moves vehicles both vertically and/or horizontally to either make a space available or allow access to a vehicle to be driven off .


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CLIENT D&S Development


UNIT S 91

S TORIE S 7



TIMELINE In Design

15th & I Street Sacramento, CA

This infi ll, mixed-use project is located on a quarter acre at the northwest corner of 15th and I Street, and will replace an existing automobile repair shop that exists on the site. The 59,000 square foot project will provide 91 residential units in seven stories. The unit mix includes studio and one-bedroom units with both single-level and loft confi gurations, with open, streamlined plans, providing a cost eff ective urban living opportunity. In addition, the project will provide approximately 2,000 square feet of ground fl oor retail space.


Sutter BrownstonesSacramento, CA

CLIENT Loftworks, LLC

SITE A RE A .735 acres

HOUSING 345,000 sq ft

UNIT S 32

DENSIT Y 43.6 units/acre

UNIT R A NGE 1080-1260 sq ft

AWA RDS 2009 AIA CVC Honor Award

2009 Builder’s Choice Merit Award- BUILDER Magazine

2008 Best New Infi ll - Sacramento Business Journal

2011 ASLA Sierra Chapter Merit Award

This urban-infill development in downtown Sacramento features fee-simple, for-sale housing. The the-brick exterior ties into the existing look of the neighborhood. The project

met the challenges of creating attractive and marketable units within a dense environment and received strong neighborhood support. Designed and permitted during California’s peak housing market, Sutter Brownstones was constructed and began sales after the housing downturn.

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CLIENT CIM Group


BLDG S TORIE S 7 stories

UNIT S 225

HOUSING 220,000 sq ft



PA RK ING 3 stories, 297 spaces

AWA RDS 2004 AIACV Honor Award

2007 Precast Concrete Institute Design Award

800J LoftsSacramento, CA

This high-density, mixed-use urban infill development brings around-the-clock activity to a key downtown location. It utilizes a precast concrete hybrid moment frame chosen because of its ability to resist seismic forces and to expedite the construction process.

Krush Burger Sacramento, CA

CLIENT Krush Burger

TOTA L A RE A 2,600 sq ft

Krush Burger the first Brick and Mortar store originating from the mobile food truck concept that won the Sacramento People’s Choice award for “best burger”. The new 2,600 square foot restaurant is located on the first floor of the California State Lottery Headquarters building and serves burgers, draft beer and Starbuck’s coff ee. The space seats 68 people and features industrial-style architecture with open ceilings, exposed duct work, large screen TV’s, a unique large fan, custom graphics and the reclaimed wood crate fi nishes that make for a warm, exciting place to dine.


Market WestSacramento, CA

CLIENT Fulcrum Capitol Corporation

TOTA L A RE A 106,400 sq ft

GROCERY S TORE 57,000 sq ft

SHOP S 33,400 sq ft

PA DS 16,000 sq ft

Market West is a 106,400 s.f. destination shopping center located along the open boulevards of the community of Natomas. The project provides a unique identity for its community and combines a major grocery store with restaurants, cafes, neighborhood-oriented services and retail, professional offi ces and a gas station. A village-like design creates a pedestrian atmosphere with numerous

open spaces for eating and sitting.

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