Capstone Design conference

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Presented By: Patrick Lumsden Kyle Purcell Rieley LochGregory CooperWesley Ovens Kristin Peckman Barry Porter MULTI-STORY PARKING FACILITY

New On-Campus Construction

Educational Activities Building (EAB) Student Enrichment Center (SEC)

Educational Activities Building Occupies 51,000 square feet of land on campus Houses civil, mechanical, and electrical labs $20 million in construction costs

Student Enrichment CenterOccupies 70,000 square feet of land on campus Houses an auditorium, spiritual center, bookstore, and dinning Roughly $30 million in construction costs

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Process involving the generation and management of models.BIM was incorporated into the virtual model of the buildings.FeaturesClash DetectionSchedule and Quantity ConnectionEstimates

Benefits of utilizing BIM Architecture: Ability to create 3D model of design concept.Structural: Help streamline products, enhance collaborative work, and reduce risk.MEP: Improve collaboration and communication, and streamline project delivery of design, fabrication, and installation.Owner: delivers demonstrable value from design, through construction, and into operations.

Structural Analysis (SEC)SlabsBeamsGirdersColumnsBase PlatesFoundations

Rendering of the SEC from Revit

Projected Student Growth Enrollment Years

Projected Enrollment

Student Survey

Growth ComplicationsLack of parking spacesCreates inability to host larger eventsLonger walks across campusTraffic IssuesIncreased congestion at intersections and crosswalks.Safety IssuesHigh foot traffic

Our Proposed Enhancement MaterialsPrecast concreteBrick Large curtainwall Usability Adds over 368 parking spaces Size 240,000 square feet

3 story parking facility

Parking AnalysisTotal current parking spaces: over 2000Parking spaces throughout construction: 1643 (15.3% decrease)Parking spaces after the completion: 2199 (18.4% increase)

Benefits of our Enhancement Expansion opportunities Traffic Logisitcs Reduction of traffic

Traffic Density Applicable to foot and vehicle traffic density Peak high density hours - Class transition period - Morning arrivals- Afternoon departuresPeak average to low density hours - Late evening and early morning class times- During class times- Any other off peak time periods

Vehicle Traffic Two access points- O Street- Wharton Avenue100 ft. minimum site distanceSuspended and wall mounted directions

Pedestrian TrafficTwo main stairwells- EAB / CUB- SEC / LibraryArrow systemPainted crosswalksConnections to existing walkways- SEC / Library- College Avenue

Zoning Most notable Zoning Ordinances1 Parking space Required for every 5 classroom seats on campusHeight restriction of 35 Feet

Middletown Borough Zoning Map

Permits Obtained through Code Enforcement Officer and Borough ManagerBuilding Permit required before constructionOther Important PermitsSite PermitElectrical PermitsMechanical PermitsFire Permits

Building Code State, Federal, International OrganizationsInternational Building CodeASCEACIPA Construction CodeUniform Construction Code

Building Code

Interior Layout

Building Design

Building Design

Building Design

Building Design

Building Design

Building Design

Building Design

Exterior Design

Pre-casted and Pre-stressed concrete Ease of constructabilityControlled environmentStructural advantages More aesthetically pleasing

Construction of a parking garage using pre-casted concrete

Properties of Pre-casted and Pre-stressed Concretefc = 5000 psi

fpu = 270,000 psi

fse = 170,000 psi

270 Grade, 7-Wire Pre-stressing Strand

Double T Design Beam: 12DT28+2 Strand Pattern: 108-S

Inverted T-Beam Design Beam: 34IT28+2Strand Pattern: 208-S

L-Beam Design Beam: 20LB60Strand Pattern: 278-S

Structural Components

Inverted T- Beam L-Beam

Construction Schedule 6 - 8 month completion goalTime Reductions Prefabricated members Grass seeding/landscaping weather permittingCompletion date: Spring 2017

Gantt Chart of the Construction Schedule

Cost Estimation (Division 3)Concrete Columns = $180,000 Footings = $110,000 Double Tees = 250+ total = $1,050,000 Inverted Tees = $145,000 L-Beams = $350,000Assuming 10% waste factorTotal Concrete Cost = $1,835,000

Cost Estimation (Division 4)MasonryBrick - column and wall exteriorModular - 3 x 2 x 7 6.75 bricks/ft2Standard grout joint = More than 6500 ft2 of brick face30,000+ linear feet of grout3% brick and 25% mortar wasteTotal Cost = $169,000

Typical Brick Dimensions

Total Cost Estimation Main divisions - Division 3 = $1,835,000- Division 4 = $169,000- Division 5 = not applicableMisc. ($2.5-3 million)- Stairwell / Elevator - Glass / Lighting / Line Painting Fees, Bond, Insurance = $1,000,000Estimated Budget: $6-8 million

Closing Comments