preserving a community landmark: a historic factory becomes a modern office
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Preserving a Community Landmark
A Historic Factory Becomes a Modern Office
PRESENTED BY
Association of College and University Housing Officers –International (ACUHO-I)
ROI Realty ServicesBroker / Construction & Property Manager
M Warner ConstructionGeneral Contractor
ALLIANCE PARTNERS
Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas Company
Consulting Architect Design Charrett / Space and Use Planning
Calhoun Studio
Architect of Record
New Avenue Architects & Engineers
Structural Engineer
WHO IS “ACUHO-I”?
The Association of College and University Housing Officers – International
A 501 C6, non profit membership organization, serving the collegiate on campus student housing profession
Headquartered in Columbus, OH since 1982
Affiliated with The Ohio State University
OFFICE RELOCATION GOALS
An affordable solution, that offers a healthy environment that supports our people and the work we do with connection to the community and The Ohio State University
Facility that honors people and tells a story
Personalize and identify with the space
Non-corporate, “home-like” environment
PROJECT DESIGN GOALS
We set out to honor the building and the neighborhood while creating a space that was environmentally friendly, healthy for our people, and would support the work that we do.
Key themesIncreased staff communication, access for all, sustainability, pride of place, telling our story, reflecting our staff vision and needs, a permanent home . . . all on a tight budget
HISTORICAL RENOVATION
Built in1929
Edward Orton Jr. 1863-1932
Founder,Entrepreneur,Teacher
Orton Memorial Laboratory
Howard Dwight Smith1886-1958
Architect
COMMUNITY COOPERATION
7.2 ACRE GATEWAY PHASE 2
275 Student housing
250 Young Professional
60 Supportive
City of Columbus
$19,243,000
State of Ohio
$15,000,000The Columbus Foundation
$6,326,000
JPMorgan Chase
$4,300,000
United Way
$3,376,000
The Ohio State University
$1,735,000
INVESTMENTS BY W.P. COLLABORATIVE
Cardinal Health
$150,000
Annie E. Casey
Foundation
$380,000
2008-2014
SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION
Custom built oak
front door to match era style
PRODUCTIVE WORK SPACE
A NEW HOME FOR OUR FUTURE
TOTAL PROJECT COST: $1,967,000
Purchase Price $375,000
Project Costs* $1,349,000
FF&E Donations $223,000
Energy Rebates $19,373
* Under budget
FF&E DONORS
Aurora Exhibit Solutions
Blockhouse Contract Furniture
The Brill Company
CORT Furniture
CSC Service Works
Ecologic Furniture
Evo Market Solutions
Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas
On Campus Marketing
Southwest Contract
Tandus Flooring
Tower Industries
Transformations
University Loft
SUB-CONTRACTORS & SUPPLIERSAEP
All Ohio Masonry
All Secured Security Services
Architect Glass
AT&T
Brocon Construction
Cary Plumbing
Columbia Gas
Colvin Equipment
Continental Flooring
Ecobee
Go Sustainable Energy
George Neff Company
Geotechnical Consultants
Griffen Hollow Hardwoods
Hina Environmental
Liston’s Painting
Mid Ohio HVAC
MJB Electric
Northern Windows
ONcomm Communications
The Ohio State University
Quaker Windows
Spal-Tech LLC
Thryve Iron
Thyssen Krupp Elevator
