Professional Portfolio - Alexandra Bojarski-Stauffer

PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO A L E X A N DR A BO JA RS K I -S TAU FFER , AS SO C . A I A

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TABLE OF CONTENTS T he following pages illustrate selected work while at HOK & Populous f rom 2012-2020.

1) RECREATION & WELLNESS/HIGHER ED FACILITIES 2) COLLEGIATE/PROFESSIONAL FACILITIES 3) COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC & RECREATION MASTER PLANS 4) INDEX OF WORK Quick Links: - Clemson Lumion Animation - KU Lumion Animation *All Projects Credit of HOK & Populous

- Documentary: Sports Architecture - GSU Lumion Animation

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Kansas City, The Mecca of Sports Architecture A DOCUMENTARY

My Role on the Project • Serving as a Director on the Kansas City Architecture Foundation (KCAF) an AIA KC initiative, the Outreach Committee decided to tackle the history of Sports Architecture as the subject for our yearly lecture series.

• What started as a 6 month effort turned into a 3 year project, interviewing more than 30 Principals and Architects at Sports Architecture firms around KC who had a story to tell about their role in the past, present, and future of the evolution of the design of Stadiums since the genesis of the Truman Sports Complex.

• More than 50 hours of interviews, including that of Ron Labinski (the “Godfather” of Sports Architecture”) and Mayor Charles Wheeler, who initially signed the bond to make the Truman Sports Complex a reality, had to be meticulously reviewed, edited and pieced together into a documentary.

• Using Adobe Premier Pro, I personally edited and complied the entire hour long film. The Film was shown to a sold-out audience at the Nelson on June 9th, 2016.

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1) RECREATION & WELLNESS/HIGHER ED FACILITIES

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UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY

AGGIE RECRE ATION CENTER

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY

AGGIE RECRE ATION CENTER My Role on the Project • Produced initial programming document • Produced initial 3D concept studies and program analysis from pre-programming to schematic design • Produced 3D renderings and conceptual diagrams to illustrate the building design throughout the project • Documented the project in Revit from Schematic to Design Development Phases (AJC architects produced the Construction Documents) • Coordinated BIM deliverables with Client • Conducted on-site analysis and meetings with clients and consultants • Worked with consultants and interior designers to craft the design of the cascading stair, undulating soffit, climbing wall, 3D wall projections, front desk and more.

SIZE LOCATION COST

116,630 S.F. LOGAN, UT $30 Million

COMPLETION DATE

2015

4 Registered with Certification Goal LEED®

Building Awards • NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility 2017 • Outstanding Sports & Recreation Facility 2016 - Utah Design and Construction Magazine • Merit Award for Recreation and Sports Facilities for Best Project 2016 - Engineering News Record • Merit Design Award 2016 - Utah Masony Council

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Quick Facts

• The new facility responds to a growing demand for recreation space on Utah State’s campus of more than 17,000 students. The state-of-the-art equipment and amenities engage users across all fitness levels.

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• Located on a prominent campus site, the design reflects the scenic landscape. The building is situated between Logan Canyon and Bear River Range to the east, the Bear River Valley to the northwest and the Wellsville Range to the southwest. The design of its orientation, form and interior spaces responds to the unique geography.

• Greg Davis, Dan Galliher, Directors of Outdoor Education “in Association with AJC Architects *Credit HOK

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(3) hardwood gym courts 1/8-mile long elevated indoor track MAC court for basketball, badminton and futsal 4,600 SF fitness center and (3) cardio lofts Cycling studio (2) outdoor basketball courts (2) outdoor sand volleyball courts (4) group fitness studios for group exercise classes and open rec Student lounge(s) Student locker rooms Hand-scanner used for student entry Most popular venue: Climbing Wall 60-80 fitness classes offered per week

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NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY CARMICHAEL ADDITION & RENOVATION

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY CARMICHAEL ADDITION & RENOVATION My Role on the Project • Produced initial programming document and 3D concept studies • Documented the existing building in Revit and conducted an existing facility program analysis • Produced 3D renderings and conceptual diagrams to illustrate the building design from project pursuit to design development • Documented the project in Revit during the Programming and Schematic Design Phases • Produced glazing/facade studies in Revit to present to client and refine design

SIZE

82,823 S.F.

Quick Facts

LOCATION

Raleigh, NC

• Creates centralized hub of recreation and wellness for campus • 8,000 SF Functional Training Area • 12,000 SF Fitness Center Space • New recreation spaces that includes: rock wall, wellness space, teaching kitchen, additional fitness spaces, etc.

• Indoor-outdoor, multi-surface functional training area on the 4th floor, with views to campus • Small Group/Personal Training Space • Multipurpose Rooms (replace existing) • Storage and Administrative (replace existing) • Connects Gym and Recreation Center to create one primary entrance • Addresses more than $7.5 million of deferred maintenance project and failing infrastructure • Addresses significant health, safety and code deficiencies, including ADA accessibility • Integrates several high-profile wellness initiatives into a traditional recreation-focused center

COST COMPLETION DATE

$45 Million 2020

Project Description The Carmichael Addition and Renovation project is anticipated to begin construction in the spring of 2018. Creating a centralized hub for recreation and wellness on NC State’s campus, the 80,000 square foot project addresses upgrades to the infrastructure and accessibility deficiencies, originally constructed in 1959. One of the key features to the project is the connection of the Carmichael Gymnasium to the Carmichael Recreation Center, providing access to recreational spaces without having to exit the facilities.

Taking inspiration from the recently completed Talley Student Union and William Neal Reynolds Coliseum, the design team considers the new facility as a response and completion to the Cates Avenue “neighborhood.” Elements, such as natural lighting and intentional social areas flow throughout the design.

• Lisa Johnson, University Architect • Tom Skolnicki, University Landscape Architect • Douglas Morton, Associate Vice Chancellor of Facilities “in Association with CRA Associates, Inc. *Credit HOK

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TOWSON UNIVERSITY

BURDICK HAL L E XPANSION

TOWSON UNIVERSITY

BURDICK HAL L E XPANSION My Role on the Project • Produced initial project pursuit interview presentation, site analysis and 3D visioning options • Produced initial programming and 3D concept studies and documented existing building in Revit • Produced 3D renderings and conceptual diagrams to illustrate the building design through schematic design • Documented the project in Revit during the Schematic Design Phase • Completed exterior facade/glazing studies • Worked with project Team to create “Towson Warrior Obstacle Course and Sprint Ramp Design” • Worked with Team to create alternates in Revit for expanded fitness tower, green roof, and indoor elevated jogging track with connection to Burdick Hall • Visited construction site to review progress

LOCATION

Towson, MD

Quick Facts

SIZE

98,965 SF

• 22,000 SF for fitness space for strength, cardio and functional training • (2) multi-purpose activity courts • An American Ninja-style obstacle course • An indoor inclined running track • A functional training area • (5) studios for group fitness classes • Re-opened 33-foot climbing wall and 33-foot pinnacle • Expanded outdoor adventure trip and education center • A spin studio • New office wing for campus rec admin.

• A modern, open floor plan and design

COST COMPLETION DATE

$34 Million 2017

4 Registered with Certification Goal LEED®

Silver

Project Description Located north of downtown Baltimore, Towson University is enhancing its student-life experience by creating a vibrant, healthy campus. In addition to accommodating more students and its growing recreation programs, the addition will become a cornerstone of Towson’s recruiting efforts.

“It’s going to be a huge recruiting tool,” said Tia Freiburger, assistant director of facilities and operations for Campus Recreation Services.

“Students will come to Towson and be really excited about all the opportunities this allows them to have.”

The facility is located on a prominent site along Towson Way, the main pedestrian walkway on campus and will include unique features such as an American Ninja-style obstacle course.

• Grady Shefield, Director of Recreation • Scott Guckert, Director Construction Services • Douglas Morton, Associate Vice Chancellor of Facilities

“in Association with GWWO Architects *Credit HOK

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Tulane University Student Recreation &

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Tulane University

Student Recreation & Wellness Complex Renovation & Expansion My Role on the Project • Collaborated with Tulane University University Architect, Director of Recreation, Executive, Steering Committees and Student work group group to produce a study for a proposed Health & Wellness Complex.

• Traveled to Tulane, my alma mater, to survey the site and university facilities and meet with Tulane officials.

• The study included analyzing and documenting all of the existing recreation and wellness facilities on campus • The study proposes building a new central lobby that would serve as the access point to the newly renovated Rec center, and the newly built health center.

• Produced initial programming, site analysis and 3D concept studies, conceptual diagrams, and 3D renderings to illustrate the building.

• Layed out and produced the entire programming document with help from the Team. *Credit HOK

LOCATION

New Orleans, LA

REC RENOVATION

106,700 GSF

HEALTH ADDITION

141,300 GSF

TOTAL PROJECT

248,000 GSF

Project Description

the current and future recreation, health and wellness needs of Tulane’s growing student population. The three facilities of Campus Health Services, currently reside in about 10k SF of space and do not meet current facility practices or provide typical amenities for an integrated university campus health system compared to national standards.

Project Goals

• Improve university recruitment and retention by creating a facility that exudes modern approachesto health, wellness, and fitness, supported by an excellent user interface that encourages routine visits to the facility.

• Upgrade equipment, machines, group fitness spaces, indoor track and swimming pool capacity to • meet 85-90% of peak demand.

By creating one building, with one address and primary • Adequately facilitate broadened educational programs to promote wellness and healthy entrance, user will be able to concurrently access lifestyles. Create a flexible building program that Campus Health & Recreation Services and its shared can respond to the changing fitness environment. resources offered by the University. The proposed development strategy will create an integrated facility • Create a hub of student activity and life, encourage social gathering, facilitate interaction between a by renovating and expanding portions of the existing • diverse student population and between faculty, Reily Center supporting a more holistic approach to staff, and students. a wellness focused center that creates a centrally • Create a venue for alcohol-free student located and inviting atmosphere to health & wellness socialization, specifically offering late-night resources on campus. programs and events.

• Improve facilities to attract a larger range of The existing 208,000 SF Reily Student Recreation patrons, including users from satellite campuses Center, is in need of renovation and expansion to meet Tulane asked the architectural planning team to create a vision for a future Reily Center to address current needs while also providing for an integrated wellness facility as a single destination on campus for both Campus Recreation as well as a new consolidated home for Tulane’s various Campus Health Service programs.

SITE ANALYSIS EXPANSION OPPORTUNITIES

BUILDING EXTENSION 12,000 SF Footprint, 4 levels

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Create a new face for Reily and provide a “porch” that interacts with the campus

CARVE ENTRY Create a more generous entry at ground level and signal the entry to Yulman Stadium

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ●The Upgrade equipment, machines,services group fitness spaces, trackare andintegral swimming pool capacity to life Campus Health & Wellness provided by theindoor University to the Tulane student experience retention. In order to fully promote student well-being, this Study seeks to create a meet 85-90%and of student peak demand. environment to broadened support physical and mental health of students.

The healthy University believes that a ●better Adequately facilitate educational programs to needs promote wellness and lifestyles. cultural change in how health is viewed must occur within the Tulane Community with a greater emphasis on ● Create a flexible building program that can respond to the changing fitness environment. health from student orientation through graduation. Supporting the University’s goal to address immediate ● Create a hub of student activity and life, encourage social gathering, facilitate interaction between a campus wellness issues should be a priority for future improvements and expansion plans associated with diverse student populationComplex. and between faculty, staff, students. the Health & Recreation To accomplish thisand vision, it is believed that an expansion of the Reily ●Center Createshould a venue for alcohol-free specifically offering late-night and address the needs ofstudent Campussocialization, Recreation Services as well as the needs ofprograms Health & Wellness

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● Replace roof and secondary structure over the Natatorium as existing system is heavily corroded.

SPACE NEEDS ●

Identified current need of an additional 51,000 sf of total indoor recreation space per NIRSA.

TULANE UNIVERSITY Student Recreation & WellnessIdentified current need of an additional 8,000 – 10,000 ASF of fitness equipment space per NIRSA. ● Additional dedicated space serving Functional Fitness programming needs.

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programs offered by Campus Health departments including the Student Health Center (SHC), Counseling events.

Psychological (CAPS), and the Center for Wellness and Health Promotion (theWELL). ●and Improve facilitiesServices to attract a larger range of patrons, including users from satellite campuses, to create a true destination on the Uptown Campus.

IDENTIFIED NEEDS As part of this study, Tulane Campus Recreation Services was asked to identify critical space needs and deficiencies with the current indoor recreation facilities and programs served by the current Reily Center.

Through this survey of users andAXONOMETRIC staff it was determined that the current facilities are outdated, overcrowded CAMPUS HEALTH ADDITION DIAGRAM and in need of repairs and deferred maintenance to bring them up to the standard of campus recreation facilities provided by peer institutions. Existing facility assessment reports completed by the architectural design team and selected engineering consultants are included within the Appendix of this report.

CAMPUS HEALTHrecreation Additionally, as part of this Study, the planning team conducted a benchmark survey of indoor CAPS space at the Reily Center as a comparison to national standards, including the National Intramural Recreation Sports Association (NIRSA). NIRSA provides baseline criteria for indoor and outdoor recreation facilities based on national trends and data on hundreds campus facilities constructed across the country. The NIRSA data is the primary source for benchmarking and is utilized by Campus Recreation staff at most universities as the primary guide for evaluation facility needs.

STUDENT HEALTH CLINIC

Through the benchmark survey and physical needs assessments it was determined that there are number if immediate needs impacting be building infrastructure systems and program space that should be priorities CAMPUS HEALTH for any future expansion of the Reily Center associated with a new Health & Recreation theWELL complex project.

These needs are outlined in detailed in the Appendix of this report, however, following areHEALTH few of the more CAMPUS PHARMACY critical items impacting recommendations in this Study, respective to existing Reily Center.

BUILDING INFRASTRUC TURE NEEDS ● Upgrade Reily Mechanical Systems to comply with current energy standards ● Replacement of electrical gear, panelboards and transformers original to the building. ● Upgrade lighting systems throughout facility to provide energy efficient lighting to meet current CAMPUS HEALTH energy standards.

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Additional dedicated Multi-Use Space for flexible group activities and programming.

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Relocation of Weight Room to Lower Level of Reily Center.

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New, larger outdoor social / leisure pool to replace undersized existing outdoor pool.

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Additional dedicated space for Outdoor Adventure programs, Intramural and Club Sports.

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Integration of Administrative Services within Campus Recreation.

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FUTURE BUILDING • FITNESS / WELLNESS CENTER • GYM THE PAW • LEISURE POOL • OVERLOOK / VIEWING AREA MULTI-MODAL PATHWAY • EXTENDS FROM BRIDGE TO MAKE A 3/4 MILE CONTINUOUS LOOP ON SITE • 12’ WIDE BIKE / JOG / WALK PATH

TEACHING AREA CORE BUILDING • OUTDOOR RECREATION AND EDUCATION CENTER • BOAT STORAGE • CLASSROOMS

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

IPF, SOCCER & L ACROSSE STADIUM & FIELD HOCKEY STADIUM

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

IPF, SOCCER & L ACROSSE STADIUM & FIELD HOCKEY STADIUM My Role on the Project • Worked on the initial UNC Athletics Master Plan, efforts of which led to this project.

• Produced initial programming, site analysis and 3D concept studies.

• Produced 3D renderings and conceptual diagrams to illustrate the building design through design development.

• Documented both projects in Revit through the Design Development Phase (CRA Associates, Inc. produced the Construction Documents).

• Worked with project Team to create Soccer Stadium and Field Hockey Seating Options and Press Box design.

• Worked with Team to layout plans and 3D design for both team buildings, stadiums and the IPF. • Worked with Team to create alternates in Revit for different roof, canopy, facade and building entry

LOCATION COMPLETION DATE

Chapel Hill, NC 2018

COST IPF-SOCCER

$67.4 Million

COST FIELD HOCKEY

$14.2 Million

TOTAL COST

$81.6 Million

Project Description

The new Soccer and Lacrosse Stadium will be built in the heart of central campus – utilizing the space currently occupied by Fetzer Field. The stadium will adjoin the new Football Practice Complex, and will feature a pedestrian walkway that connects the southeast side of campus and central campus.

It will provide a state-of-the-art home for four programs that boast 31 National Championships among them. The stadium will bring fans closer to the field, and offer Women’s and Men’s Soccer and Women’s and Men’s Lacrosse the operational space needed to compete at a championship level.

The new Carolina Field Hockey stadium will be built on the current Ehringhaus Field site. In addition to a new irrigated playing surface and stadium, the program will move into a team building that meets the needs of today’s field hockey student-athletes.

Quick Facts IPF-SOCCER

• Natural Grass Field – The new surface will accommodate a regulation field for all sports played in the stadium • New LED video board • 4,200 individual chair back seats • Concourses that connect the north and south sides of campus, as well as Stadium Drive • New concessions and restrooms located in the stadium • Team Facility that includes team meeting rooms, locker rooms and coaches’ offices • Museum/Hall of Honor that celebrates the championship pedigree of all four programs

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An artificial-turf field for Field Hockey 950-seat stadium + concessions and restrooms Press and scorers box LED sport lighting and LED video scoreboard Team building with locker rooms, team room, sports medicine space, players’ lounge, meeting space and coaches’ offices

• Bubba Cunningham, Athletic Director • Mike Bunting, Associate Athletic Director, Facility Planning • Anson Dorrance, Head Soccer Coach • Karen Shelton, Head Field Hockey Coach • Larry Fedora, Head Football Coach “in Association with CRA Associates, Inc. *Credit HOK & Ramsclub website

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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN

SOU TH END ZONE ADDITION & RENOVATION

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN

SOU TH END ZONE ADDITION & RENOVATION

My Role on the Project

LOCATION

• Assisted the project pursuit team to produce the initial renderings, plans, sections and site line diagrams for the interview that eventually got us the win.

SIZE

180,000 SF

PROJECT COST

$175 Million

• Collaborated with the team to model and document the final design for the project in Revit through DD and CDs. • Traveled to Austin, TX to survey the site demolition process and coordinate CD progress with the client.

• Coordinated with consultants to produce and organize the various schedules and specs associated with the project.

• Worked with team to document alternates in Revit to bring the project in under budget at the end of CDs. • Coordinated the project submittals and documentation in Newforma.

*Credit Populous

ESTIMATED COMPLETION

Austin, TX 2021

Project Description The design of the new south end zone fully encloses the stadium for the first time in DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium’s 95-year history, carrying over the architecture of the north and east sides through new entry towers that mimic that of the original, filling in the corners with concessions-equipped terraces.

One of the project’s crown jewels lies inside the seating bowl. A Longhorn-shaped balcony designed into the end zone seating is visible to the rest of the stadium broadcasting the iconic image of Longhorn Football to fans in the stands, UT campus visitors and viewers at home. It is the first time a logo has ever been architecturally carved into a seating bowl.

The longhorn balcony doubles as the new front porch for the football coaches’ offices, where sliding glass doors allow the coaches to step out right into the bowl itself.

Nitrogen tanks inside the Burnt Orange player’s tunnel will shoot smoke out of the Longhorn’s nostrils

when the team runs out onto the field at game time, providing an electric atmosphere for the team and the fans.

This project was particularly challenging, as the new end zone had to be constructed over the existing Moncrief-Neuhaus Athletic Center which was also renovated to include enhanced and expanded student-athlete amenities and football coaches’ offices as well as provide a multitude of new and unique fan experiences.

The project will also feature a new stage for Longhorn Network telecasts and premium accommodations like a field-level club next to Bevo’s corral and a patio through which players will pass when entering and leaving the field. Loge seating and 8 Founders Suites, 4 on the each side of the mega screen will offer suite owners one of the most unique viewing experiences in college football.

Quick Facts • • • • • • • •

120,000 SF Endzone addition 60,000 SF Football athletic center renovation 4,500 Premium seats Connects football stadium 360 degrees 8 Founder’s suites with 24 seats each 12 Premium loge boxes 2 Student terraces with concessions Bevo Field Club, Founder’s Club, Orange Club

LEVELS 04 - 07 FOUNDERS LOUNGE & SUITE TOWERS

LEVEL 03 BURNT ORANGE CLUB LOGE BOXES LIVING ROOM LOGE SEATING CONCOURSE TERRACES

LEVEL 02 CLUB SEATS COACHES OFFICES FAN DECKS

LEVEL 01 FIELD CLUB SERVICE & LOADING

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My Role on the Project

LOCATION

• Worked with the project pursuit team to produce the 3D exterior concepts designs for both the NFL and SDSU Stadium using Grasshopper.

SIZE

• The challenge was figuring out how to fit a full size soccer field with an NFL sized field and still have good sight lines, while also proposing a phase 1 and phase 2 plan for the stadium to go from 35k to 55k seats.

• Collaborated with the team to model the exterior design options for both SDSU and the NFL, using colored LED’s to differentiate between the two teams.

•Helped produce the modeled site plan including 95,000sf of open retail around the stadium which included food trucks, pop-up bars, and transfigurable restaurants made out of shipping containers • Coordinated with team to produce the interview presentation which including concept images, sketches, renderings, plans, sections and crowd flow diagrams.

Mission Valley, CA

ESTIMATED COMPLETION

2022

35,000-55,000 Seats

PROJECT COST

$310-500 M

Project Description San Diego State University partnered with Populous to develop a plan for a multi-use stadium in Mission Valley that could serve as a future home of a San Diego National Football League franchise as well as host professional soccer events immediately.

Working with SDSU Athletic Director John David Wicker, we presented the plan to media members, providing images and specifics on how the proposed 35,000-seat stadium at the site could morph into a 55,000-seat facility for the NFL to offer a future San Diego NFL owner the opportunity to partner on a state-of-the-art professional football stadium in the center of San Diego.

Regardless of when an NFL franchise returns to San Diego in the future, a professional football tenant would also be able to utilize the west side of the proposed SDSU multi-use stadium that would result in a significant savings to construction costs.

Among the details released about the potential stadium expansion for an NFL team was a perforated

aluminum panel exterior, influenced by the sailboats found in San Diego harbor. This feature would provide those looking from the outside with dynamic color changes throughout the day, while dynamic LED lighting would draw attention to the state-ofthe-art facility at night.

The stadium interior would feature more than 82 suites, including field level, lower bowl sideline and upper sidelines, five different club sections (totaling approximately 6,500 seats), 50 loge boxes with lounge access, two end zone party decks and six exterior balconies, providing fans in San Diego unparalleled methods to enjoy games, concerts and a wide variety of events.

Quick Facts • • • • • • • • •

35,000 seats 166 acres in Mission Valley 15,000 expected increase in student enrollment 95,000sf of retail including grocery, restaurants $3.1B projected economic impact 1.6M sf of office, technology, & innovation space 400 hotel rooms, 4 miles of trails and pathways 17,000 jobs provided annually 4,600 new neighborhood residences, inlcuding affordable housing • 40,000sf of conference space *Credit Populous

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My Role on the Project

LOCATION

• Produced the 4-Volume Conceptual Design Package to be submitted and approved prior to entering SD.

SIZE

550,000 SF

ESTIMATED COST

$147 Million

• Traveled to Denver, CO to survey the site, meet the client and discuss their programmatic needs.

• Modeled the 3D exterior concept design studies, massings and diagrams to illustrate the design options.

• Modeled and developed the final exterior concept in Revit, produced the plans, sections, elevations, 3D renderings, and site analysis diagrams for the Conceptual Design Package.

• Laid out all 4 volumes in inDesign and wrote the Architectural narratives. Worked with the team to gather, edit and insert the consultant narratives.

• Worked with Team to create alternates in Revit for VE cost effort, when the estimate came in over budget.

ESTIMATED COMPLETION

Denver, CO 2022

Project Description The proposed Livestock Center will operate as a state-of-the-art Livestock show and exhibition hall. The project will house the Livestock Stadium Arena, Livestock Hall and Livestock Center Auction Hall.

The Livestock Stadium Arena will become the new location and focal point of the historic annual Western Stock Show. The approximate 114,500 GSF Arena is a multi-purpose venue that will host multiple livestock shows, judging competitions, family shows, conventions, banquet hall and lecture events, as well as sporting and entertainment events year-round. The Arena will also have the capacity to hold smaller-attendance basketball, ice shows and concert type events.

The Livestock Hall is an approximate 223,100-GSF multipurpose livestock facility and highly flexible events venue. This building is intended to be

one of the most flexibly used buildings at the NWC Campus. The venue will function as the primary livestock stalling and show facility during the annual NWSS and be able to support a wide range of year-round uses including livestock sales, livestock and breed shows, dog shows, indoor festivals, sporting events, conventions, trade and equipment shows, and farmers’ markets. It can also be used as support facilities and vendor/expo space for larger festivals held in the Stockyards.

Quick Facts • • • • • • •

114,500 GSF Arena 3,500 seats + 1708 floor seats (5,692 total) 360 degree concourse 120ft x 235ft event floor 12 suites 223,100 GSF Livestock Hall 700 seat, 13,465 GSF Auction Hall

*Credit Populous

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UNIVERSIT Y OF AL ABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM

BJCC PROTECTIVE STADIUM

UNIVERSIT Y OF AL ABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM

My Role on the Project

LOCATION

• Collaborated with the team to model and document the final design in Revit through the end of CDs.

SIZE

• Traveled to Birmingham, AL to visit the site and help coordinate CD progress with the client and consultants.

• Coordinated with structural and mechanical consultants to document details, and produce and organize the various schedules and specs associated with the project.

• Coordinated the project submittals and documentation using Newforma and Bluebeam Extreme.

• Worked with team to document alternates in Revit to bring the project in under budget at the end of CDs. • Assisted the project team to answer RFI’s during CA. • Documented & clouded project changes for subsequent addendums.

BIRMINGHAM, AL

ESTIMATED COMPLETION PROJECT COST

2021

45,000 Seats $175 Million

Project Description The design of the project included creating a 45,000-capacity multipurpose venue that would be identifiable as Birmingham, include a variety of seating types and remain on budget.

The goal is to build the next-generation stadium designed for 21st century fans. We are facing a shift in what fans want out of their ticketed experience.

For today’s sports consumer, it’s all about the experience, which is exactly what Protective Stadium will provide.

This project was particularly challenging, as the grade change between the north and west ends was more than 60 feet. Populous had to work diligently with civil and structural engineers to make sure the stadium’s grading, foundations and drainage will function without the possibility of a major failure. The stadium also has the structural capacity to grow to 75,000 seats in the future.

The project is a collaboration between BJCC, the city of Birmingham, Jefferson County, UAB, the corporate community and Alabama lawmakers. The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s football team will be an anchor tenant at Protective Stadium.

The exterior design includes lush landscaping and focuses on connecting the new stadium with surrounding facilities like the BJCC, Uptown Entertainment District and Topgolf. Inside amenities will include modern concession areas, restaurants, bars, suites and premium club lounges.

Quick Facts • • • • • • • • • • •

45,000 Total seats 13,937 West side bowl seats 10,139 East side bowl seats 9,144 East upper deck seats 5,825 Seats in each endzone 537 Premium suite seats Connects football stadium 360 degrees with an open air concourse Structural capacity to expand to 75,000 seats 90,000 SF of meeting and exhibition space Pressbox 2 Levels of suites with access to premium club

*Credit Populous

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My Role on the Project

LOCATION

• With less than one week to prepare for the interview, I worked alongside a teammate in Boston to produce the conceptual design and 3D model for the new student center and Convocation Center.

SIZE

• The new Convocation Center is intended to be the new cultural crossroads for the university.

• Featuring a covered outdoor spaces that stitches both the student center and arena together, the center is intended to encourage flexible learning and opportunities for outdoor classrooms and social gatherings.

• The student center features classrooms, technology labs, a teaching kitchen, team store, coffee shop, and study spaces.

• The arena is designed to feature university commencements as well as concerts, Panther’s basketball games and step shows.

ATLANTA, GA

ESTIMATED COMPLETION PROJECT COST

2022 200,000 SF $85 Million

Project Description The convocation center, a large, multi-use facility is intended to sit at the northwest corner of Fulton Street and Capitol Avenue, just north of Georgia State Stadium.

The design of the project included creating an 8,000-capacity multipurpose venue, with up to an additional 4,000 floor seats will provide much-needed indoor space for the university’s commencements.

The goal is to build the next-generation arena featuring a glass façade that looks north toward the downtown skyline and a customizable interior that can be configured to accommodate various kinds of events. Hosting commencement, concerts, conferences and other large gatherings, it will also become the home court for Panthers’ basketball games — an enormous improvement over the Sports Arena’s capacity of 3,854.

*Credit Populous

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME STADIUM CAMPUS CROSSROADS PROJECT My Role on the Project

LOCATION

• Worked on the initial Project Pursuit which included a study on Premium Seating Options and maximum revenue generation

SIZE

• Later worked on the design of a satellite Recreation center housed inside the new addition • Worked on and off on Construction Documents when needed

Notre Dame, IN

COMPLETION DATE

TOTAL COST

2017 800,000 SF $450 Million

Project Relationships • Doug Marsh, University Architect • Jack Swarbrick, Athletic Director

“in Association with SLAM Architects *Credit HOK & http://crossroads.nd.edu

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BASKETBALL ARENA & ATHLETIC TR AINING FACILIT Y

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY

BASKETBALL ARENA & ATHLETIC TR AINING FACILIT Y My Role on the Project • Worked on the initial NAU Athletics Master Plan, efforts of which led to this project • Conducted on-site analysis and tours of the University • Produced initial programming, site analysis and 3D concept studies for both the Basketball Arena and Athletic Training Facility • Produced 3D renderings and conceptual design options for each building, presented to client • Produced final 3D renderings to illustrate the proposed buildings and Basketball Arena for the purpose of raising funds for the project • Worked closely with university clients to make their vision come to life

• Dr. Lisa Campos, Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics

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3.3 Finley Practice Fields

SECTION 10 / INDOOR RECREATION FACILITY RECOMMENDATIONS

3.4 Outdoor Education Center (OEC)

10.1 Student Recreation Center (SRC) & Fetzer Hall

3.5 Kessing Outdoor Pool

10.2 Woollen Gymnasium

3.6 North Campus Recreation Courts (NCRC)

10.3 Bowman Gray Indoor Pool

3.7 South Campus Recreation Complex (SCRC)

10.4 Rams Head Recreation Center (RHRC)

SECTION 4 / UNC CAMPUS RECREATION FACILITIES SURVEY

10.5 UNC Boathouse

4.1 Survey Executive Summary

SECTION 11 / OUTDOOR RECREATION FACILITY RECOMMENDATIONS

4.2 Survey Results

11.1 Hooker Outdoor Field Complex

4.3 Survey Conclusions

11.2 Ehringhaus Practice Field (E-Haus)

SECTION 5 / STUDENT-STAFF VISIONING WORKSHOPS

11.3 Finley Practice Fields

5.1 Student-Staff Workshop Summary

11.4 Outdoor Education Center (OEC)

5.2 Student-Staff Workshop Results

11.5 Kessing Outdoor Pool

SECTION 6 / EXISTING INDOOR RECREATION FACILITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT 6.1 Student Recreation Center (SRC)

11.6 North Campus Recreation Courts (NCRC) 11.7 South Campus Recreation Complex (SCRC)

6.2 Fetzer Hall

SECTION 12 / BUDGET INFORMATION

6.3 Woollen Gymnasium

12. 1 Order of Magnitude Costing

6.4 Bowman Gray Indoor Pool 6.5 Rams Head Recreation Center (RHRC) 6.6 UNC Boathouse

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SUMMARY USER Campus Recreation Services hosted two Open House meetings at the Carolina Union to the entire TO CAMPUS meetings were held on the UNC Campus and included presentations alonga with sevisioning student body from 5:00-7:00pm on the evening of Monday September 29th, 2014, and from discussions with members of the design team on the following dates: Din GROUP RESIDENCES Level 1) NEEDS: 11:30am-1:30pm on Tuesday September 30, 2014. In this Town Hall format, 360 Architecture • Visioning Workshop Series #1: September 16, & 17, 2014 H reUNDERGRADUATE: is not equally adequate or better lake river proximity campus tolargemove to. Other all ing projected or concept imageryin on large media screens into the main hall along with scale site plans • Visioning Workshop Series #2: September 29 & 30, 2014 NCRC - 2,900 students of existing Indoor and Outdoor Campus Recreation Facilities and invited students to inquire aboutreside 92%and of Undergraduate Studentsin living within 1/4with milestudents, radius me’ lake options the area include Cane Creek and Master Jordan Lake.

Cane Creek may be • Visioning Workshop Series #3: October 27 & 28, 2014 ing Strength Training fitness spaces (Level 2)Facilities the Campus Recreation Plan process.

The design team interacted on-campus utilize the UNC Campus to their perspective EXTERIORand & answered INTERIORquestions.

VIEWS Students were also invited to take a digital CONSTRUCTION/PROJECT COST ESTIMATE listenedEXISTING IONRecreationPROBABLE facilities. The large number survey to assess their opinion on UNC’s existing ossibility, although it is farther from campus.

Jordan Lake isCampus notRecreation idealFacilities. due to motor boat• Planning Workshop Series #4: December 9, 2014 of the undergraduate student residences SRC - 2,100 students reside are located on the south side of The visioning workshops provided the students with an informal open forum to discuss their ideas within 1/4 mile radius campus. Proximity to adjacent Campus fic. for future planning improvements, including desired priorities for future expansion opportunities, THE MASTER PLAN PROCESS: Recreation facilities is Hooker Fields - 2,350 students with the design team and UNC Campus Recreation staff. During the work sessions the students reside within 1/4 mile radius The first part of the Master Plan is to evaluate and assess the current conditions of campus Ram campus recreation facilities. The ncrease in users) were asked to share their concerns and impression of existing Priorities for students living on-campus recreation facilities on campus.

One of the major elements to determine in this process is “Where VATIONS: design team recorded the student’s aspirations and goals for future facility improvements in words, include juice bar/food service, mind/ s report. are the deficiencies?” “What is working, and what is not working today?” These might be physical body studios, aquatic recreation many of which are included within this section of the master planH e 74 space, P deficiencies, or they may be space needs. and space for additional cardio, strength laz ad Rec Rams and functional training.

The boathouse second part of the Master Plan process is very important to the students, it determines “What is the C typically does not show the lake and to recruits.

If renovations occur in a FOCUS PLANNING MEETINGS reGROUP the vision?” “Where does Campus Recreation want to go?” and “How do they get there?” The analysis H GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL: e a UNC Concurrent with the recreation visioning workshops listed above, the design team also conducted ofPOOL these needs and desires determine the vision for Campus Recreation over the next 5 years, and ad with individual campus groups during ure, these facilities will beINDOOR part of the tour. tion meetings BOWMAN GRAY -recruitment PROPOSED PROGRAMMING ANALYSIS 75%then of graduate & professional a series of workshop the Fall semester to identify the next 10 years to grow, improve and expand Campus Recreation facilities.

This is the creative part RHRC 4,600 students reside students utilize UNC Campus Recreation C goals and assess individual needs/desires ofBoathouse each stakeholder as part of the campus recreation within 1/4 mile radius where students get to speak up and express their ultimate vision. e facilities. In addition to locker room FACILITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT master plan. Through then course workshops listed above along with a fourth planning Ehringhaus Field - 5,550 terof thethethree improvements, a facility ofgraduate this& professional size) multiple programs continue to share the boathouse, then a renovation should include workshop held on December 9, 2014, design team met separately with the following UNC focus students reside within 1/4 mile students are interested more mind/body SURVEY: “BE ACTIVE. STAY ACTIVE. IT’S THE CAROLINA groups: and multipurpose studios, more cardio, arate and secured bays dedicated to ACAMPUS-WIDE each team.

An additional shop bayradius isWAY” needed for boat strength, and functional training space, • Campus Recreation Executive Team part of the Master Planning process is conducting a campus-wide student survey. The design s are consistently “maxed out” at 70-75 people) aquatic lap swim space and aquatic students take the Campus Recreation Facilities Survey on ipads at the Carolina Union Open team wants to hear from the students and listen to what they want, what they’d like to see, and what •Above, Campus Recreation Staff / Student Employees airs and part storage.

Ideally, each team would have its own shop within their secured bay; recreation space.

House on September 29th, 2014. they think is working and not working for them. Furthermore, they want to know what they would • Exercise and Sport Science Administration like to change or improve. To accomplish this, Campus Recreation created a survey of the campus Dock FACULTY/STAFF: blic/feels awkward withbecomes pedestrians walking alongbay, then wever, if the workshop a single, shared • Athletic Facilities Planning & Management staff community including undergraduate students, secured graduate students,parts faculty and storage staff. The survey is was needed Finally, 45% of faculty & staff utilize made available online, and on ipads and computers at various Campus Recreation facilities for two • UNC Facilities Operations & Planning the UNC Campus Recreation facilities.

SCRC - 4,100 students reside each Facultyteam. & staff also indicate they would weeks. In taking the survey, students were able to actively promote the future of 1/4 recreation, health & within mile radius • UNC Office of Public Safety – Transportation

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23,100

$ $ $

3,300 2,560 26,000

Accessibility Compliance - Path of Travel Items Perimeter Tunnel Structural Deficiency Correction Construct Mechanical Access Vault Concrete Slab Pool Bottom Pipe Cover

$ $ $ $

60,000 350,000 250,000 23,000

Intumescent Painting at Structure (1 HR Rating)

Concrete Block Partition - Rated Infill (2 HR Rating) Soffit patching & paint Ceramic Tile & Plaster

$ $ $ $ $

56,320 50,000 6,000 32,725 75,040

Ceramic Tile Pool Rehab Ceramic Tile Deck Rehab Stainless Steel Gutter Stainless Steel Moveable Bulkhead

$ $ $ $

144,000 72,000 202,000 152,000

West Pool Replacement Windows Power Operated Vent New Translucent Sandwich Panel Roof System

$ 33,000 $ 10,000.00 $ 748,000

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like to see locker room improvements, more mind/body and multipurpose Programmatic Improvements studios, space for additional cardio, (Generaltraining Construction) strength and Subtotal functional equipment.

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wellness programming at the University.

t a noise issue to offices belowto the University Lake (a few bike or walk). ers typically drive themselves END GOAL:

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$ 2,000,000

$

4,947,745

An equally important goal of the design team is to combine the survey results along with comments limbing Gym” (no bouldering space orLake instruction tpath from parking lot to University andfrom boathouse is not paved and is not ADA and observations the visioning workshops and focus group meetings to create a new vision Open ended responses highlighted the fact that public transportation to and for Campus Recreation. This vision is supported visually with 3D imagery and coordinated Plan parking for Campus Recreationbe facilities essible.

Should wide enough to accommodate access tothe the boathouse. diagrams that illustrate how trailer UNC can achieve their dream in next 5, 10, and 20 years. The WALK RADIUS LEGEND on-campus is a major issue. The survey

stem

Hazardous Material Abatement - Mechanical

$

200,000

Demolition - Heating Ductwork $ Demolition - Exhaust ductwork $ Demolition - Heating Air Handler $ Demolition - Exhaust Fan $ Demolition Perimeter Convection Heating System $ results suggest that if centrally located - Domestic Water Piping $ parking were Demolition provided for the SRC, Mechanical Dunnage $ Fetzer Hall, and Woollen Steam Pipe SupportGymnasium, Hangers $ rts the users could more easily access the Steam Main Replacement $ REMOVE EISTING STEEL & GLASS$ Heating Cooling & Dehumidification facilities promoting access to fitness, SKYLIGHT AND REPLACE WITH$ Exhaust System and wellness for all users. dence health of NEW TRANSLUCENT SANDWICH$ Chilled Water Piping System PANEL SYSTEM (TYP) the Electrical Primary Circuit Upgrade $ New Ductwork System Over Pool $ supports Replace Domestic Water System $ k. This Repairs To Pool caRoLiNa Recirculating Water System $ UNiveRsitY oF NoRtH termine caMPUs RecReatioN MasteR PLaN Subtotal (Mechanical/Plumbing) OCTOBER 27-28, 2014 E5—PROVIDE NEW a more

40,000 50,000 25,000 45,000 45,000 15,000 100,000 20,000 175,000 950,000 150,000 100,000 45,000 150,000 100,000 20,000

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resulting Campus Recreation Master Plan, will become a blueprint for UNC to achieve its ultimate

vision for the future of its active student life. Hence the theme of the campus-wide student Student Housing (Typ.) - 1/8 mile survey - 1/4 mile (5 min.) carried the vision(Typ.) for this dream with the motto: “Be Active. Stay Active. It’s the Carolina Way.” Recreational Facility - 3/8 mile - 1/2 mile (10 min.)

ng option in studioa or area no drains. Drainage is an issue. athouse includes dirtfitness floor with and right, Architects and Campus Boathouse location map Rams Head Recreation CenterAbove location map Recreation @ the Carolina Open Bowman Gray Pool Exterior (Program Analysisstaff Report) min infestation continues to be an issue.

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ditional indoor storage is needed forREC the- RESIDENTIAL boats and ADJACENCIES equipment. The Boathouse does not have CAMPUS ugh capacity to store all boats. Some sit outside year-round. re packed together re is no space to accommodate vertical oar storage.

Upgrade

des and

$

2,230,000

EXTERIOR LIGHTING AND

Electrical CONDUITS TYP) New Pool Lighting New Pool Switching and Controls Steam Tunnel Lighting & Misc. Power Wiring New Power Fire Alarm

$ $ $ $ $

200,000 50,000 30,000 75,000 25,000

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rage racks with crank lifts are needed to avoid lifting manually on step ladders.

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Labor Burdon

$

$

380,000

529,042

re are no restrooms, team lockers and showers, coaches’ lockers and showers, cially on the Men’s side) henette, laundry, Coaches’ offices, or medical training rooms on site. if there are more than 2 people in the area) boats are currently stored on shore, which causes wear and tear along the shoreline. Need First Floor Plan nt of location fixtures, for locker layout inefficient) etter jon room boat storage (i.e. a boat pad).

uctural

outside

be

ency

$ $ $

8,086,787 2,021,697 10,108,484

Design 12% Contingency 5% Escalation 0 .67 % for 24 months University Reserves Subtotal Reserves & Soft Costs

$ $ $ $ $

1,213,018 566,075 1,911,522 2,021,697 5,712,312

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$

15,820,796

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Sub Total General Contractor Mark Up Estimated Probable Construction Cost

$16 MILLION

FIRST FLOOR PLAN uncomfortable Gray Pool Interior a *Renovation plans from UNC Bowman Gray Proposed ck is inadequate; needs to be rebuilt at theProgramming same Analysis elevation and should beBowman longer with pendicular bar at end (T formation) to accommodate all boat sizes launching from the dock.

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UNC CAMPUS RECREATIONS FACILITY RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON NIRSA SPACE STANDARDS

CAMPUS RECREATION BENCHMARK COMPARISON- INDOOR FACILITIES

Rank

Region Facility Name

Location

Enrollment

Lastest Facility Addition (yr)

Total Rec Facility Area [SF]

SF (per Student)

2 2 1 3 6 6 2 1 3 5 1 1 2 4 2 6 3

The University fo North Carolina at Chapel Hill Duke University Johns Hopkins University Northwestern University University of California - Berkeley University fo California - Los Angeles (UCLA) University of Louisville University of Maryland University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of South Carolina University of Texas University of Virginia University of Washington University of Wisconsin

Chapel Hill, NC Durham, NC Baltimore, MD Evanston, IL Berkeley, CA Los Angeles, CA Louisville, KY College Park, MD Ann Arbor, MI Minneapolis, MN Philadelphia, PA Pittsburgh, PA Columbia, SC Austin, TX Charlottesville, VA Seattle, WA Madison, WI Average

29,135 14,600 21,327 16,670 36,204 42,163 22,293 37,272 43,710 51,526 21,344 35,014 31,288 52,029 21,095 43,013 42,820

2005 1999 2002 1987 2013 2012 2013 1998 1977 2013 2002 2002 2003 2005 2006 1968 1983

77,923 149,000 68,521

2.7 10.2 3.2

240,000 197,000 128,000 308,000 310,000 231,000 167,640

6.6 4.7 5.7 8.3 7.1 4.5 7.9

33,030

400,000 500,000

Fees (per Semester)

NIRSA SPACE STANDARDS for CAMPUS RECREATION SPORT FACILITIES

Comments

(per semester)

UNC Peer Institutions

$110 $116 $180 $89 $51 $98 $188 $65 $111 $336 $130 $226

12.8 9.6

Part of Student Service Fee

135,000 207,000

3.1 4.8

$281 $32 $43

222,792

6.5

$137

Rams Head Recreation Center (50,000), Student Recreation Center (27,923)

Enrollment Category Very Large Over 20,000

UNC-Chapel Hill Campus Fall 2014 Total Enrollment = 29,135

UNC-Chapel Hill Campus 10-year Projection (2024) Total Enrollment = 32,000

Recommended Range for Master Planning (per NIRSA )

Existing UNC Space (non-shared)

Identified Need (Additional Space)

Total Indoor Recreation Space (sf per 1,000 students)

8,960

261,050

286,720

261,000 - 287,000 nsf

117,580

143,000 - 169,000

Existing includes SRC, RHRC and portion Gymna Woollen Gym dedicated to open Rec play

Basketball Courts (# per 1,000)

0.30

8.74

9.60

10 indoor courts

6

4

Existing includes (3) regulation 50'x84' courts at (3) regulation courts at Woollen Gym

Facility Type Classification Enrollment

Wilson Recreation Center (99,000), Brodie Recreation Center (50,000) Ralph S. O'Connor Recreation Center (69,521), Satellite Dorm Fitness Centers

1

Henry Crown Sports Pavilion (95,000), Blomquist Recreation Center

INDOOR RECREATION FACILITIES

Recreational Sports Facility (100,000), Heart Gym (135,000), Stadium Fitness Center (5,000) John Wooden Center (189,000) Kinross Rec Center (8,000) Student Recreation Center (128,000), HSC Fitness Center Eppley Recreation Center (229,000), Reckord Armory (28,000), Ritchie Coliseum (51,000) Central Campus Recreation Building (145,000), Intramural Sports Building (106,000), North Campus Recreation Building (59,000) University Recreation and Wellness Center (2013), St Paul Gym (56,000) David Pottuck Health and Fitness Center (159,640), Fox Fitness Center (8,000) Baierl Rec Center (40,000), Bellefield Hall, Trees Hall Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center (192,000), Solomon Blatt Physical Education (200,000) Gregory Gym, Anna Hiss Gym, Recreation Sports Center (120,000), Bellmont Hall Aquatics and Fitness Center (98,000), North Grounds Recreation Center (68,000), Memorial Gymnasium, Slaughter Recreation Center Intramural Activity Center (135,000) Southeast Recreation Facility (124,000), Natatorium (83,000)

Locker Room Space - Men (sf per 1,000)

157

4,574

5,024

4,600 - 5,000 nsf

5,105

0

Includes dedicated space at RHRC and Woollen G

Locker Room Space - Women (sf per 1,000)

137

3,991

4,384

4,000 - 4,400 nsf

5,216

0

Includes dedicated space at RHRC and Woollen G

Racquetball / Handball Courts (# per 1,000)

0.27

7.87

8.64

8 - 9 courts

0

8

Existing (14) courts at Fetzer operated by EXSS a included in existing count for Campus Recreation

Squash Courts (# per 1,000)

0.05

1.46

1.60

2 courts

0

2

Existing (6) courts at Fetzer operated EXSS are n in existing count for Campus Recreation

Table Tennis Tables (# per 1,000)

0.15

4.37

4.80

5 tables

0

5

No space in SRC currently allocated to Table Ten

ACC Conference Schools 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 1 2 2 2

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Boston College Clemson University Duke University Florida State University Georgia Tech University North Carolina State University Syracuse University University of Louisville University of Miami University of Notre Dame University of Pittsburgh University of Virginia Virginia Tech University Wake Forest University

Chapel Hill, NC Chestnut Hill, MA Clemson, SC Durham, NC Tallahassee, FL Atlanta, GA Raleigh, NC Syracuse, NY Louisville, KY Coral Gables, FL South Bend, IN Pittsburgh, PA Charlottesville, VA Blacksburg, VA Wintston-Salem, NC Average

29,135 13,906 21,303 14,600 40,337 21,557 34,009 21,029 22,293 15,657 11,733 35,014 21,095 31,087 7,432

2005 1972 2003 1999 2012 2004 1987 1989 2013 2011 1998 2002 2006 2010 2016

22,679

77,923 144,000 158,000 149,000 131,000 300,659 240,000

2.7 10.4 7.4 10.2 3.2 13.9 7.1

128,000 138,000 181,000

5.7 8.8 15.4

$110 Part of Student Service Fee

$53 $116 $13 $54 $162 Part of Co-Curricular Fee

$98 $152 $130 $281 $141

319,186 188,000

10.3 25.3

Part of Student Activites Fee

179,564

10.0

$119

77,923 168,000 149,000 150,277 54,000 240,000 125,000 157,000 225,000 166,800 188,000 73,000

2.7 9.4 10.2 5.6 8.6 7.1 34.8 6.2 17.7 9.0 25.3 8.3

$110 $71 $116

Rams Head Recreation Center (50,000), Student Recreation Center (27,923)

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Appalachian State University Duke University East Carolina University Elon University North Carolina State University University of North Carolina - Asheville University of North Carolina - Charlotte University of North Carolina - Greensboro University of North Carolina - Wilmington Wake Forest University Western Carolina University

Chapel Hill, NC Boone, NC Durham, NC Greenville, NC Elon, NC Raleigh, NC Asheville, NC Charlotte, NC Greensboro, NC Wilmington, NC Winston-Salem, NC Cullowhee, NC

29,135 17,838 14,600 26,947 6,305 34,009 3,595 25,277 12,743 18,502 7,432 8,787

2005 2006 1999 1997 1994 1987 2010 2015 2011 2016 2016 2008

Part of Student Activity Fee

$116 $162

Wilson Recreation Center (99,000), Brodie Recreation Center (50,000)

12.1

$111

Combined Averages

25,156

185,470

9.38

$126

*This analysis includes facilities that in the process of new construction through 2016.

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INDOOR FITNESS FACILITIES 1,008

29,368

32,256

29,400 - 32,250 nsf

15,850

16,400

Includes dedicated equipment space at SRC and

364

10,605

11,648

10,700 - 11,700

3,450

10,000

approximately 40% of total fitness space allocatio

Archbold/Flanagan Gymnasium, Satellite Dorm Fitness Centers (10,600)

Strength Equipment Space (sf per 1,000)

280

8,158

8,960

8,200 - 9,000 nsf

6,200

3,200

approximately 30% of total fitness space allocatio

Free Weight Equipment Space (sf per 1,000)

280

8,158

8,960

8,200 - 9,000 nsf

6,200

3,200

approximately 30% of total fitness space allocatio

Group Exercise Space (sf per 1,000)

332

9,673

10,624

9,700 - 10,700 nsf

10,600

100

Existing includes (2) large group exercise rooms one group exercise room at RHRC.

Student Recreation Center (128,000), HSC Fitness Center Herbert Wellness Center (138,000) Rolfs Sports Recreation Center (77,100), Rockne Memorial (104,000) Baierl Rec Center (40,000), Bellefield Hall, Trees Hall Aquatics and Fitness Center (98,000), North Grounds Recreation Center (68,000), Memorial Gymnasium, Slaughter Recreation Center McComas Hall (118,225), War Memorial Hall (200,961)

Group Indoor Cycling Space (sf per 1,000)

46

1,340

1,472

1,350 - 1,500 nsf

800

700

Multiuse Space (sf per 1,000) Stretching & Core Exercise Space (sf per 1,000)

271 42

7,896 1,224

8,672 1,344

8,000 - 8,700 nsf 1,250 - 1,350 nsf

0 300

8,700 1,100

23 0.41 122

676 12.05 3,586

920 16.40 4,880

670 - 920 sf of surface 12-17 top ropes 3,600 - 4,900 nsf of storage

0 28 0

0 0 5,000

Total Outdoor Fields (acres per 1,000 students) Basketball Courts - Outdoor (# per 1,000) Flag Football Fields (# per 1,000 ) Soccer Fields (# per 1,000)

0.94 0.11 0.23 0.20

27.63 3.23 6.76 5.88

37.60 4.40 9.20 8.00

27 - 38 acres 3 - 5 outdoor courts 7 - 9 flag football fields 6 - 8 soccer fields

8.35 4 4 4

20-30 acres 1 4 4

Softball Fields (# per 1,000) Tennis Courts (# per 1,000) Sand Volleyball Courts (# per 1,000) Paddle Tennis Field Hockey Lacrosse

0.15 0.41 0.12 NA NA NA

4.41 12.05 3.53

6.00 16.40 4.80

5 - 6 softball fields 12 - 17 tennis courts 4 - 5 volleball courts NA NA NA

1 17 6 3 1 1

5 0 0 0 0 0

Reynolds Gym (188,000)

Rams Head Recreation Center (50,000), Student Recreation Center (27,923)

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Wilson Recreation Center (99,000), Brodie Recreation Center (50,000) Student Recreation Center (150,277) Koury Center (54,000) Carmichael Recreation Center (240,000)

Student Recreation Center (166,800) Reynolds Gym (188,000) Campus Recreation Center (73,000)

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Existing Spin Studio is located in Fetzer as a repu raquetball court includes space Multi Activity Court (MAC) Gym includes space for Functional Training

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE RECREATION FACILITIES Indoor Bouldering Walls (sf of climbing surface) Indoor Climbing Walls (number of top ropes per 1,000) Storage Space for Trip and Rental Equipment (SF)

Student Recreation Center (120,000), Quinn Center (48,000)

Student Recreation Center (225,000)

147,833

14

Total Fitness Equipment Space (sf per 1,000 students)

Part of Student Activity Fee

17,098

16 - 18 lap lanes

Cardio Equipment Space (sf per 1,000)

Belk Gymnasium (130,000), Barnhardt Student Activity Center (27,000)

Average

17.28

Carmichael Recreation Center (240,000)

Part of Student Activity Fee

$77

15.73

Campus Recreation Center (300,659)

Student Recreation Center (125,000)

$126

2

Bobby E Leach Student Recreation Center (119,000), Fitness and Movement Clinic (12,000)

Part of Student Activity Fee

Part of Student Activity Fee

0.54

Existing Bowman Gray Pool currently is currently EXSS and includes (14) total lanes comprised of 50meter, (6) 25 meter and (6) 25 yd lap lanes.

Fike Recreation Center (158,000)

North Carolina Universities 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Swimming Pools (# lap lanes per 1,000 students)

Flynn Recreation Complex (144,000)

Notes

includes 2,575 sf at Fetzer plus 828 sf at RHRC

OUTDOOR FACILITIES (FIELDS & COURTS)

Includes (2) courts at NCRC and (2) courts at SC

Includes (4) non-regulation size fields only at Ho Includes existing softball practice field near OEC

Includes existing (3) courts at SRC and (3) court Existing paddle tennis courts located at SCRC Existing field located at Erhinghaus shared with L Existing field located at Erhinghaus shared with F

Note: criteria listed above is based current edition of NIRSA Space Planning Guidelines for Campus Facilities Note: Space Space criteria listed above is based on current edition of on NIRSA Space Planning Guidelines for Campus Recreational Sports Facilities and date collected from 2006Recreational College RecreationalSports Sports Facility Inventory.and date collected from 2006 College Recreational Sports Fac Inventory.

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RENOVATE

DN

Gym C

Bowman Gray Indoor Pool

NEW MAC DEMO

Gym B

FUTURE EXCHANGE

RENOVATE Gym C

Gym B

FUTURE EXCHANGE Stallings-Evans Sports Medicine Center

DEMO

Stallings-Evans Sports Medicine Center

DEMO

6"

6"

POTENTIAL ENVELOPE OF NEW ADDITION

POTENTIAL ENVELOPE OF NEW ADDITION

Ou Kessi tdo ng or Poo l

Ou Kessi tdo ng or Poo l

N

N

RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS: LEGEND Campus Recreation Services Intercollegiate Athletics Exercise Sport Science (EXSS) Shared Use Potential Campus Recreation Addition/Renovation

BOTH CONCEPTS:

CONCEPT A:

CONCEPT B:

•

•

• •

• •

Gyms B and C have the potential to switch ownership from Athletics to Campus Recreation over time Phase I: (1-3 yrs) Athletics retains ownership of Gym C Phase II: (3-10 yrs) Gym B is renovated for Athletics, Campus Recreation renovates & controls Gym C

• • •

Renovate & re-purpose SRC Weight Room Demo Existing Racquetball & Squash Courts Build new pool at NW of new addition Re-purpose Bowman Gray for EXSS and Get Real & Heel

• •

Renovate & re-purpose SRC Weight Room Demo Existing Racquetball & Squash Courts Build new MAC gym at NW of new addition Build new Natatorium at Bowman Gray (Renovate envelope)

*Reference Woollen Gym section for coresponding locker renovation options for Bowman pool.

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION

C A M P U S R E C R E AT I O N FAC I L I T I E S MAST E R P L A N | T H E U N I V E RS I T Y of N O RT H C A RO LIN A a t C H AP EL H IL L

CA M PUS RECRE ATION M ASTER PL AN 3D IMAGERY

SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION 3D IMAGERY

3D perspective of the proposed Fetzer Addition from Stadium Drive looking North

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION

TH E U N I VE R S I T Y o f NO RT H C A RO L I NA a t C H A P E L H IL L | C A M P U S R E C R E AT I ON FAC I L I T I ES MAST ER PL AN

CA M PUS RECRE ATION M ASTER PL AN 3D IMAGERY

SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION 3D IMAGERY

3D perspective of the proposed Fetzer Addition from Kenan Woods looking South

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION

TH E U N I VE R S I T Y o f NO RT H C A RO L I NA a t C H A P E L H IL L | C A M P U S R E C R E AT I ON FAC I L I T I ES MAST ER PL AN

CA M PUS RECRE ATION M ASTER PL AN 3D IMAGERY

SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION 3D IMAGERY

3D perspective of the proposed Fetzer Addition from the Roof of Fetzer looking out over the bell tower

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

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TH E U N I VE R S I T Y o f NO RT H C A RO L I NA a t C H A P E L H IL L | C A M P U S R E C R E AT I ON FAC I L I T I ES MAST ER PL AN TH E U N I VE R S I T Y o f NO RT H C A RO L I NA a t C H A P E L H IL L | C A M P U S R E C R E AT I ON FAC I L I T I ES MAST ER PL AN

CA M PUS RECRE ATION M ASTER PL AN

SRC & FETZER HALL PROPOSED ADDITION/RENOVATION HOOKER OUTDOOR FIELD COMPLEX 3D IMAGERY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY - OPTION 1 (FIELDS AT GRADE) RECOMMENDATIONS: •1

Provide high efficiency LED fixtures at perimeter of complex to improve light quality

•2

Remove existing field access points/stairs along South Road

•3

Provide lock-down area for large field equipment (+/- 1,500 SF)

•4

Provide second access point from South Road

5 South

Extents of Fields and Fence with Vertical Netting (See image for Proposed Products)

Road

2

Maintain 20’ Fire Lane Access

1

2

Hooker Fields

ength 318’ L ff Each no 15’ Ru

(Incl.

•5

Provide Field Complex Service Building to include storage, locker/changing rooms, restrooms, drinking fountains and field superintendent space (+/- 2,000 SF)

Old Cemetery

School of Government Parking Deck

Example of Multi-sport Synthetic Field (Photo by Utah State University)

ength 365’ L ach noff E 15’ Ru

(Incl.

Carmichael Arena

ength 548’ L off Each 5’ Run 1 . l c (In

Improved Field Lighting Outside field of Play (Typ.)

Secondary Access Point to Pedestrian Access Between Fields and Eddie

3

Primary Access Point to

1

Improved Field Lighting Outside Field of Play (Typ.)

4 LEGEND

Extents of Fields and Fence with Vertical Netting (See image for Proposed Products)

Eddie Smith Field House

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

H O O K ER FI EL DS - SI T E P L A N R EN D ERI N G O F FA L L F EST

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

H O O K ER FI EL DS - SI T E P L A N R EN D ERI N G O F FA L L F EST

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

H O O K ER FI EL DS - SI T E P L A N R EN D ERI N G O F FA L L F EST

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

H O O K ER FI EL DS - SI T E P L A N R EN D ERI N G O F FA L L F EST

Recreation Services Facilities Master Plan SPORT CLUB MEETING DECEMBER 5, 2016

Project No. KU #205-11147

YANKEE TANK CREEK

AMBLER SRFC KU REC P3 FIELD

PROXIMITY MAP SHENK

CLINTON LAKE

WESTWICK RUGBY COMPLEX

ADAMS CAMPUS UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

CA M P US R ECR E AT IO N FACI L I T I ES SI T E P L A N

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

A M B L ER SR FC P RO P OSED E X PA NSIO N - 3 D DI AG R A M

UNEXCAVATED

MECHANICAL

ROCK CLIMBING 4,000 SF

WELLNESS TERRACE + GARDEN

PUMP ROOM

POOL LOCKER ROOMS 5,000 SF

RECREATION POOL 12,000 SF OUTDOOR BOULDERING AREA RENOVATED OUTDOOR PURSUIT

LEVEL 1 25,000 GSF UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

A M B L ER SR FC P RO P OSED E X PA NSIO N - P L A N

RENOVATED OUTDOOR PURSUIT

OUTDOOR POOL DECK

WELLNESS TERRACE + GARDEN

RAMP

INDOOR TURF 14,000 SF

NEW WEIGHTS & STRENGTH TRAINING

OPEN TO BELOW

SPIN STUDIO 1500 SF

FUNCTIONAL FITNESS 2200 SF

OPEN TO BELOW

LEVEL 2 22,000 GSF UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

A M B L ER SR FC P RO P OSED E X PA NSIO N - P L A N

OPEN TO BELOW

OPEN TO BELOW

NEW CARDIO

LEVEL 3 11,000 GSF UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

A M B L ER SR FC P RO P OSED E X PA NSIO N - P L A N

LARGE GROUP EXERCISE 3000 SF

SMALL GROUP EXERCISE 1200 SF

OPEN TO BELOW

Lumion Animation Hyperlink

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4) INDEX OF WORK

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1) RECREATION & WELLNESS FACILITIES INDEX COL L EGIATE

COL L EGIATE CONTINUED...

Utah State University Aggie Recreation Center

University of Mississippi, “Ole Miss” South Campus Recreation Center & Transportation Hub

Logan, UT

North Carolina State University Carmichael Addition & Renovation Raleigh, NC

Towson University Burdick Hall Expansion

University, MS

University of Notre Dame Football Stadium Campus Crossroads Project Recreation Expansion Notre Dame, IN

Towson, MD

University of Memphis Student Recreation Center

Tulane University Student Recreation & Wellness Complex Renovation & Expansion

CIVIC

New Orleans, LA

Clemson University Snow Outdoor Fitness and & Wellness Center Clemson, SC

University of Nebraska, Lincoln Recreation & Wellness Center Lincoln, NE

Memphis, TN

Long Bridge Aquatic & Community Center Arlington, VA

Linwood YMCA James B. Nutter Community Center Kansas City, MO

Atchison Family YMCA Cray Community Center Atchison, KS

*All Projects Credit of HOK

2) SPORTS FACILITIES INDEX COL L EGIATE

COL L EGIATE CONTINUED..

University of North Carolina, Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium, Indoor Football Practice Facility, Field Hockey Stadium

University of Missouri Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Renovations

Chapel Hill, NC

University of Wisconsin Camp Randall South Endzone Football Premium Seating Study Madison, WI

Kansas City, MO

University of Notre Dame Football Stadium Campus Crossroads Project Notre Dame, IN

Mississippi State University Davis Wade Stadium Renovations & Expansion

Auburn University Starkville, MI Jordan-Hare Stadium Renovation & Recruitment Kansas State University Spaces Bill Snyder Family Stadium North Endzone Study Auburn, AL Northern Arizona University Basketball Arena & Athletic Training Facility

Manhattan, KS

Flagstaff, AZ

CIVIC

Northwestern University Trienens Athletic Facility

Louisville Track & Field Facility

Evanston, IL

Louisville, KY

University of Missouri Memorial Stadium South Endzone Study Columbia, MO

*All Projects Credit of HOK & Populous

3) ATHLETIC AND RECREATION MASTER PLANS COL L EGIATE RECRE ATION

COL L EGIATE ATH L E TICS

University of North Carolina Campus Recreation Master Plan

University of North Carolina Athletics Master Plan

Kansas University Recreation Services Facilities Master Plan

Northern Arizona University Athletic Facilities Master Plan

K-12 ATH L E TICS

University of Northern Colorado Athletic Facilities Master Plan

Chapel Hill, NC

Lawrence, KS

University Liggett School Athletic Complex Master Plan Grosse Pointe Woods, MI

Chapel Hill, NC

Flagstaff, AZ

Greeley, CO

University of Missouri Athletic Master Plan Columbia, MO

Southern Methodist University Athletic Master Plan Dallas, TX

*All Projects Credit of HOK

HYPERLINKS Clemson Univeristy Lumion Animation https://youtu.be/U6r7Q60F_No

KU Lumion Animation

https://youtu.be/SesbRjafEvk

Documentary: Sports Architecture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C20nEAgErPA

GSU Lumion Animation

https://youtu.be/o1FCHnFB6Lo

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HALL FAMILY LAKE HOUSE LOT 78, L AKE LOTAWANA

"POP-UP" ROOF 21' - 9"

TUBE COLUMN

2' - 0"

ROOF 17' - 8"

3' - 3"

7' - 0"

1' - 4"

1' - 4"

2' - 2"

GARAGE LEVEL 15' - 8"

LEVEL 2 8' - 8"

3" 3' - 6"

1 1 A100

2' - 0"

2' - 6"

2' - 0"

3' - 0"

INTERIOR ELEVATION - EAST 1/2" = 1'-0"

"POP-UP" ROOF 21' - 9"

14' - 7"

ROOF 17' - 8"

2' - 10 1/2"

GARAGE LEVEL 15' - 8"

LEVEL 2 8' - 8"

2 1 A100

INTERIOR ELEVATION - WEST 1/2" = 1'-0"

General Notes: 1. "F.V." - All dimensions to be confirmed by owner/architect and/or field verified prior to construction 2. All fixtures and configurations of bathrooms and kitchen to be coordinated and confirmed by owner.

Lot L78, Lake Lotawana

HALL HOUSE

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 2015.04.22