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W E S L E Y A N U N I V E R S I T Y | M O L E C U L A R A N D L I F E S C I E N C E S B U I L D I N G

Facilities Working Group 17 September 2003 rev 01

W E S L E Y A N U N I V E R S I T Y | M O L E C U L A R A N D L I F E S C I E N C E S B U I L D I N G

Facilities Working Group 17 September 2003 rev 01

Agenda

• Molecular and Life-Sciences at Wesleyan: Institutional Goals

• Building Program • Conceptual Design • Budget • Comments/Questions • Next Steps

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Facilities Working Group 17 September 2003 rev 01

Molecular and Life-Sciences at Wesleyan: Institutional Goals

Strength of the Sciences at Wesleyan

Goals

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Strengths of the Sciences at Wesleyan

• Involvement of undergraduate students in scientific research

• 60 - 70 summer research students per year• 40 - 50 NSM Senior Honors theses per year

• Numbers of students going on for doctoral degrees in scientific disciplines

• Wesleyan ranks 2nd among 162 liberal arts institutions

• Extramural support for scientific research • Wesleyan ranks 1st among liberal arts institutions in Federal research

expenditures• Wesleyan federal funding total comprises 9.3% of the total for 126

liberal arts institutions

(NSF WebCASPAR Database System)

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Goals

• Maintain and extend Wesleyan’s lead in the Molecular and Life-Sciences

• Attract more science majors • Expose non-science majors to the Sciences• Launch the south portion of the Masterplan• Remedy the maintenance and safety deficiencies of

Hall- Atwater

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Facilities Working Group 17 September 2003 rev 01

Building Program

Optimal Program

Phased Program

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Building Program Elements

• Student centered teaching and research- increased student office space outside the lab

• Increased community space• Increased lab support• Increased vivarium space

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Phase I- New Construction• 76,575 Net Square Feet• Included:

– Replacement teaching and research space for Hall-Atwater– Vivarium

• Omitted:– Departmental offices– 4 Chemistry research labs and support– 4 Biology/MB&B Advanced Teaching labs– Atrium/entrance/community space– Auditorium– Replacement teaching and research space for the Science

Center– Replacement teaching and research space for Shanklin

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Phase II- Hall-Atwater Replacement• 18,545 Net Square Feet • Included:

– Departmental offices– 4 Chemistry research labs and support– 4 Biology/MB&B Advanced Teaching labs– Atrium/entrance/community space– Auditorium

• Omitted:– Replacement teaching and research space for the

Science Center– Replacement teaching and research space for Shanklin

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Phase III- Shanklin Renovation• 13,410 Net Square Feet• Included:

– Replacement teaching and research space for the Science Center

– Replacement teaching and research space for Shanklin

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Conceptual Design

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Science Center Masterplan

• Support the formal development of the campus• Save important buildings- decommission others• Strengthen circulation routes through the campus• Allow for future expansion• Meet the goals of the Science Center as a complex

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Science Center Masterplan

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Science Center Masterplan- Section

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Science Center Masterplan- Level 145’

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Science Center Masterplan- Level 160’

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Science Center Masterplan- Level 175’

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Science Center Masterplan- Level 190’

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Existing Conditions

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Phase I- New Construction

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Phase II- Hall-Atwater Replacement

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Phase III- Shanklin Renovation

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NEW BUILDING SHANKLIN EXLEY SCIENCE CENTER

Church Street Elevation

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Molecular and Life Sciences Facility Design Premises

• Connectivity/permeability• Phasing strategies• Interaction within and between departments• Student-centered• Flexibility

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Budget

Phase I- New Construction

Phase II- Hall-Atwater Replacement

Phase III- Shanklin Renovation

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Phase I - New Construction

• 76,575 Net Square Feet/135,000 Gross Square Feet• Summer 2007 bid/Fall 2007 start• Fall 2009 complete• Construction cost estimate- $48,465,000

($359/sf)• Soft cost estimate- $18,192,000

• Total project cost estimate- $66,657,000

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Phase II- Hall-Atwater Replacement

• 18,545 Net Square Feet/40,000 Gross Square Feet• Summer 2007 bid/Spring 2009 start• Fall 2010 complete• Includes demolition of Hall-Atwater• Construction cost estimate - $14,550,000

($363/sf)• Soft cost estimate - $4,200,000

• Total project cost estimate - $18,750,000

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Phases I and II

• 95,120 Net Square Feet/175,000 Gross Square Feet• Summer 2007 bid/Fall 2007 start• Fall 2010 complete• Construction cost estimate- $63,307,000

($361/sf)• Soft cost estimate- $22,100,000

• Total project cost estimate- $85,407,000

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Phase III- Shanklin Renovation

• 13,410 Net Square Feet/25,700 Gross Square Feet • Summer 2012 bid/Fall 2012 start• Winter 2013 complete • Construction cost estimate - $7,700,000

($300/sf)• Soft cost estimate - $2,570,000

• Total project cost estimate - $10,270,000

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Efficiency

• Phase I– 76,575 Net Square Feet/135,000 Gross Square Feet = 57% efficient

• Phases I, II and III– 108,530 Net Square Feet/200,700 Gross Square Feet = 54% efficient

• Academic Science Buildings = 53-60% efficient• 40-47% grossing sf

– 10-12%% non-assigned sf– 5% vertical circulation– 10-13% structure/partitions– 15-17% mechanical/electrical

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Benchmarking- Efficiency

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Comments/Questions Next Steps