A RECREATION CENTER AT UCONN
A RECREATION CENTER AT UCONN
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WEIGHTS + FITNESS 4
GYMNASIUM 5
MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS 6
GYMNASIUM 7
CLIMBING AND BOULDERING 8
MULTI-ACTIVITY COURT 9
INDOOR TRACK
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NATATORIUM 11
FIELDS OVER PARKING 12
WHERE THE STUDENT BODY DEVELOPS
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UMASS Amherst Gross Building Area: 119,369, GSF Cost Per Sq. Ft. (Adjusted) : $417/GSF
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Colorado State University Gross Building Area: 74,451 GSF Cost Per Sq. Ft. (Adjusted) : $ 508/GSF
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University of Maine Orono Gross Building Area: 87,919 GSF Cost Per Sq. Ft. (Adjusted) : $332/GSF
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Green = Most Developable………………… (requires replacement of existing parking) Yellow = Developable………………………… (requires clearing and re-grading) Orange =Less Developable………………… (steep slopes, some wetlands, clearing) Red = Least Developable………………….. (wetlands, clearing, close to adjacent properties) 19
Study “A” Campus Planning Concepts
• Visibility from Hillside Road; clear pedestrian connections • Adjacent to recreational fields; sidewalks to existing Track • Relate to existing buildings / landscape with a new quad • Proximity to existing academic bldgs (the angled campus grid; utility lines) 20
Study “B” Campus Planning Concepts
• Visibility from Hillside Road; clear pedestrian connections • Adjacent to recreational fields; sidewalks to existing Track • Relate to existing buildings / landscape with a new quad • Proximity to existing academic bldgs (the campus grid; utility lines) 21
Study “B” Building Planning Concepts
• Building entrances open to academic quads, promotes social interaction • Interior lobbies / atriums overlook activate exterior spaces • Glazing faces quads & highlights interior activities (Tie glass area/energy use) • Potential for structured parking under rec fields 22
Architectural Precedent: UMASS Amherst Recreation Center • • • •
Building entrances open onto active streets and academic quads Interior lobbies and atriums overlook activate exterior spaces Glazing highlights interior activities Masonry building has high visibility, relates to other campus buildings and provides inviting, covered pedestrian access 23
Student Recreation Center Benchmarks Construction Cost per Gross Square Foot Univ. of Arizona
55,495 GSF (213,600 total GSF)
Colorado State Univ.
74,451 GSF (185,000 total GSF)
32,000 Undergrad 7,000 Grad 21,000 Undergrad 4,000 Grad
UMASS Amherst
$586 $508 $417
119,369 GSF
20,000 Undergrad 4,000 Grad
$396
150,000 GSF
Univ. of Chicago 5,000 Undergrad 7,000 Grad
$395
Average Cost
Univ.ofofCincinnatti Cincinnati Univ.
$384
245,660 GSF
25,000 Undergrad 9,000 Grad
165,513 GSF
$371
Univ. of Louisville
128,000 GSF
$370
UCONN
200,000 GSF
Washington State Univ. 20,000 Undergrad 4,000 Grad 12,000 Undergrad 5,000 Grad
18,000 Undergrad 6,000 Grad
MIT
4,000 Undergrad 7,000 Grad
Univ. of Maine Orono
7,000 Undergrad 2,000 Grad
$355 $339
122,080 GSF 87,919 GSF
$0
$332 $100
$200
$300
$400
$500
$600
*Note: Costs adjusted to Hartford 2012Q4 Weighted Average = Sum of Construction $/ Sum of GFA (excludes UCONN data)
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Student Recreation Center Proposed Program Option I (Preferred)
Option II
203,000 Sq. Ft.
160,000 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.
Sq. Ft.
Activity Spaces
82,140
Activity Spaces
72,900
Aquatics
24,775
Aquatics
13,000
Wellness
2,560
Wellness
2,615
Outdoor Recreation
4,300
Outdoor Recreation
3,100
Club Sports
2,500
Club Sports
Public Spaces
6,725
Public Spaces
3,325
Administration
3,400
Administration
2,500
Support Spaces
15,640
Support Spaces
13,900
ASF Total
142,040
ASF Total
111,990
GSF Total
202,914
GSF Total
159,986
650
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Student Recreation Center 200,000 Square Foot Option Total Project Cost Net Operating Cost Inc. D/S
$100.9 Million $10.1 Million
Fees Undergraduate
$488
Graduate
$361
Faculty/Staff
$361
University Subsidy for Current Students
$833.7K
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Student Recreation Center 160,000 Square Foot Option Total Project Cost Net Operating Cost Inc. D/S
$83.2 Million $8.5 Million
Fees Undergraduate
$412
Graduate
$305
Faculty/Staff
$305
University Subsidy for Current Students
$702.6K
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Student Recreation Center 200,000 vs. 160,000 200,000
160,000
Gymnasium
5 courts (31,000)
3 courts ( 20,000)
Pool
50 m (25,000)
25 m (13,000)
Fitness
10 sf (28,000)
10 sf (20,000)
Racquetball/ Squash
6 courts (5,000)
4 courts (3,200)
Multi purpose rooms
7 rooms (14,000)
5 rooms (9,000)
Programmatic
CS, OR, W (9,300)
(6,300)
Support Spaces
LR, EI, GR, (25,000) (20,000)
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UCONN Recreation Center • Responds to unmet needs of the UCONN community. • Honors students’ wishes in a fiscally responsible and responsive manner. • Recognizes the importance of this amenity to students and the UCONN community.
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WEIGHTS + FITNESS 4
GYMNASIUM 5
MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS 6
GYMNASIUM 7
CLIMBING AND BOULDERING 8
MULTI-ACTIVITY COURT 9
INDOOR TRACK
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NATATORIUM 11
FIELDS OVER PARKING 12
WHERE THE STUDENT BODY DEVELOPS
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UMASS Amherst Gross Building Area: 119,369, GSF Cost Per Sq. Ft. (Adjusted) : $417/GSF
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Colorado State University Gross Building Area: 74,451 GSF Cost Per Sq. Ft. (Adjusted) : $ 508/GSF
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University of Maine Orono Gross Building Area: 87,919 GSF Cost Per Sq. Ft. (Adjusted) : $332/GSF
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Green = Most Developable………………… (requires replacement of existing parking) Yellow = Developable………………………… (requires clearing and re-grading) Orange =Less Developable………………… (steep slopes, some wetlands, clearing) Red = Least Developable………………….. (wetlands, clearing, close to adjacent properties) 19
Study “A” Campus Planning Concepts
• Visibility from Hillside Road; clear pedestrian connections • Adjacent to recreational fields; sidewalks to existing Track • Relate to existing buildings / landscape with a new quad • Proximity to existing academic bldgs (the angled campus grid; utility lines) 20
Study “B” Campus Planning Concepts
• Visibility from Hillside Road; clear pedestrian connections • Adjacent to recreational fields; sidewalks to existing Track • Relate to existing buildings / landscape with a new quad • Proximity to existing academic bldgs (the campus grid; utility lines) 21
Study “B” Building Planning Concepts
• Building entrances open to academic quads, promotes social interaction • Interior lobbies / atriums overlook activate exterior spaces • Glazing faces quads & highlights interior activities (Tie glass area/energy use) • Potential for structured parking under rec fields 22
Architectural Precedent: UMASS Amherst Recreation Center • • • •
Building entrances open onto active streets and academic quads Interior lobbies and atriums overlook activate exterior spaces Glazing highlights interior activities Masonry building has high visibility, relates to other campus buildings and provides inviting, covered pedestrian access 23
Student Recreation Center Benchmarks Construction Cost per Gross Square Foot Univ. of Arizona
55,495 GSF (213,600 total GSF)
Colorado State Univ.
74,451 GSF (185,000 total GSF)
32,000 Undergrad 7,000 Grad 21,000 Undergrad 4,000 Grad
UMASS Amherst
$586 $508 $417
119,369 GSF
20,000 Undergrad 4,000 Grad
$396
150,000 GSF
Univ. of Chicago 5,000 Undergrad 7,000 Grad
$395
Average Cost
Univ.ofofCincinnatti Cincinnati Univ.
$384
245,660 GSF
25,000 Undergrad 9,000 Grad
165,513 GSF
$371
Univ. of Louisville
128,000 GSF
$370
UCONN
200,000 GSF
Washington State Univ. 20,000 Undergrad 4,000 Grad 12,000 Undergrad 5,000 Grad
18,000 Undergrad 6,000 Grad
MIT
4,000 Undergrad 7,000 Grad
Univ. of Maine Orono
7,000 Undergrad 2,000 Grad
$355 $339
122,080 GSF 87,919 GSF
$0
$332 $100
$200
$300
$400
$500
$600
*Note: Costs adjusted to Hartford 2012Q4 Weighted Average = Sum of Construction $/ Sum of GFA (excludes UCONN data)
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Student Recreation Center Proposed Program Option I (Preferred)
Option II
203,000 Sq. Ft.
160,000 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.
Sq. Ft.
Activity Spaces
82,140
Activity Spaces
72,900
Aquatics
24,775
Aquatics
13,000
Wellness
2,560
Wellness
2,615
Outdoor Recreation
4,300
Outdoor Recreation
3,100
Club Sports
2,500
Club Sports
Public Spaces
6,725
Public Spaces
3,325
Administration
3,400
Administration
2,500
Support Spaces
15,640
Support Spaces
13,900
ASF Total
142,040
ASF Total
111,990
GSF Total
202,914
GSF Total
159,986
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Student Recreation Center 200,000 Square Foot Option Total Project Cost Net Operating Cost Inc. D/S
$100.9 Million $10.1 Million
Fees Undergraduate
$488
Graduate
$361
Faculty/Staff
$361
University Subsidy for Current Students
$833.7K
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Student Recreation Center 160,000 Square Foot Option Total Project Cost Net Operating Cost Inc. D/S
$83.2 Million $8.5 Million
Fees Undergraduate
$412
Graduate
$305
Faculty/Staff
$305
University Subsidy for Current Students
$702.6K
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Student Recreation Center 200,000 vs. 160,000 200,000
160,000
Gymnasium
5 courts (31,000)
3 courts ( 20,000)
Pool
50 m (25,000)
25 m (13,000)
Fitness
10 sf (28,000)
10 sf (20,000)
Racquetball/ Squash
6 courts (5,000)
4 courts (3,200)
Multi purpose rooms
7 rooms (14,000)
5 rooms (9,000)
Programmatic
CS, OR, W (9,300)
(6,300)
Support Spaces
LR, EI, GR, (25,000) (20,000)
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UCONN Recreation Center • Responds to unmet needs of the UCONN community. • Honors students’ wishes in a fiscally responsible and responsive manner. • Recognizes the importance of this amenity to students and the UCONN community.
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