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+ 387 S. First Street, Suite 300 San Jose, CA www.aedisarchitects.com(408)300-516095113 August 30,2022 Steve Haigler, Vice President, Administrative Services Monterey Peninsula Community College District 980 Fremont Street Monterey, CA 93940 Re: Qualifications and Proposals for On-Going Architectural Services Dear Mr Haigler, The Aedis/CannonDesign team is grateful for the opportunity to be of service to Monterey Peninsula College and we appreciate our inclusion in the architectural services support pool for your capital bond program. We have customized our attached qualifications package to help you design your two priority projects, as we understand from your recommendation to your board. 1. Marina Education Center Expansion (Nursing, Science, Hospitality, Student Services and Early Childhood Education) - $40M 2. Public Safety Training Center (EOC, Fire and Police Training) - $25M We are uniquely qualified to design these projects and it will be a pleasure to meet with you to share how we can put our past experience to work for you. Please let us know when you might be available to do so by providing a few dates suitable to you. We look forward to discussing these projects with you. Kind Regards, John Diffenderfer, AIA LEED AP President, Aedis Inc. Lic jdiffenderfer@aedisarchitects.com#C-25840 408-221-9011 (m) Fax: none John Diffenderfer will be the point of communication for the district. Praful Kulkarni, AIA, DBIA, PhD (HC) Principal/Director, CannonDesign Lic pmkulkarni@CANNONDESIGN.COM#C-18722 949-922-8118 (m) Fax: 949-955-2708
Architectural Services Monterey Peninsula Community College District Supplemental Relevant Project Information 1 John Diffenderfer Principal-in-Charge Kaitlin Bailey Project Manager Tricia Tanimura Sr Project Manager PROGRAMMING AND SUB-CONSULTANTSDESIGNThorntonSUB-CONSULTANTSGENERALTomasetti-Structural Axiom - Mechanical + Plumbing Aurum - Electrical + Data / VerdeTelecommunicationsDesign-LandscapeC2G-Civil Leland Saylor - Construction Estimating Allana Buick & Bers - Waterproofing/ Envelope Design Salter - Accoutsics Muller - Food Service Ross Drulis Cusenbery - Public Safety Praful Kulkarni - Project Executive Kevin Nyhoff - Design Principal Cindy Lai - Project Manager Kevin Hamilton - Student Life Expert Jenny Delgado - Higher Education Expert Colleen McKennaFacilitiesAthletic/RecreationExpert Kate St. Laurent - Lighting Design Expert Eric Corey Freed - Sustainability Chris McCampbell - Environmental Graphics Expert Francis Fox - Library Subject Matter Expert
BArch,EDUCATION,University of Southern California Masters, Urban and Regional Planning, University of California, Irvine Cindy is a Senior Project Manager with over 22 years of project design experience. She has worked on numerous California Community College projects.
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Praful brings more than three decades of experience to his team. He leads Cannon’s integrated design and construction practice where he focuses on advancing single-source design and delivery methods that add value to clients and ensure certainty in project cost, schedule and quality.
the Pierce College Maintenance and Operations Building and Net Zero Central Plant, Los Angeles CCD, Woodland Hills, CA Design-build of a new $16 million LEED Gold, M&O Building with auto service bays, fueling station and environmental Westdisposal.Hills Community College District, District Administration Building, Coalinga, CA New 25,600 square foot Administration building housing the District Administration, Foundation, Marketing, Business Services, Human Resources, Information Technology Services, and the District Board Room, with seating for 80. Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, The Robert and Beverly Lewis Outpatient Pavilion, Pomona, CA Provided integrated services for this 57,000 SF design-build $23.7 million outpatient project.
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Design Principal Kevin Nyhoff Master of Architecture, BA Environmental Design DalhousieArchitectureUniversity shaped nourishacrossdynamic,essentiallyaDesignPrincipalourLiving-SanDiego,acrossdeliveringsignatureAdidas,Stanfordfew. MArch,EDUCATIONArchitecture, Dalhousie University Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Design Studies, Architecture, Dalhousie University Virginia Tech Integrated Arts Center, Blacksburg, VA* 36,000 sf renovation that consolidates the theater, music, graphic design and art history departments. Theatre 101, a new 8,000-square-foot black box t heater. LEED Gold. University of Calgary Students’ Union Ballroom, Calgary AB* The iconic MacEwan Hall Ballroom at the University of Calgary Students’ Union building has reached the end of its’ lifespan. Since 1967 the venue has been a favorite place to see live music. The valued room has served the University as a multipurpose space for special events, professional
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A remarkable design leader, Kevin has consistently produced exceptional projects in his 28 years of practice across essentially all markets of the field. He has a proven record of delivering signature products for top organizations including Stanford University, Virginia Tech, Adidas and more.
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A project manager since 2005, Tricia has overseen project types that include adaptive reuse, modernizations and new construction. Her expertise extends from design concept through construction administration. Her work style is collaborative, putting people first by valuing their ideas and input.
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Kaitlin has served as a project manager for several successful educational facilities projects. She has overseen project types that include adaptive reuse, modernizations, and new construction, from design concept through closeout. Kaitlin’s key ability is her attention to detail and relentless pursuit of perfection.
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John has been a principal at Aedis since 2000. In that time, he has overseen large and complex school construction programs with multiple community college projects, and in every one he brings passion, career focus, and care of the clients needs and vision.
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EricCannonDesignSustainabilityCoreyFreed, RA LEED AP Eric Corey Freed is a nationally known thought-leader in sustainable design. Eric leads the discussions on sustainability and brings a broad depth of knowledge in net zero energy, resiliency, health and wellness along with comprehensive experience with the various green rating systems that track sustainability for buildings and campuses.
Chris is a graphic designer with over 15 years of diverse experience. He has lent his creative and technical skills to projects in education, healthcare, civic and sports markets.Not only has he helped design schools, but he has also worked as an adjunct professor at SDSU and Design Institute of San Diego.
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Lighting Design Kate St Laurent, LC Ass. IALD BA Studio Art Boston College MA Interior Design and Architecture, Suffolk U.
Prince George’s Community College, Health and Wellness Center Feasibility Study, Prince George, MD Kern Community College District, Gymnasium and Field House at Bakersfield College (Renegade Athletic Complex (RAC)), Bakersfield, CA William Rainey Harper College, Athletic, Recreation and Wellness Addition/Renovation, Palatine, IL
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Subject Matter Experts | CannonDesign Kate is the national leader of the award-winning CannonDesign lighting Studio and has compiled a deep portfolio in higher educaiton. With a second degree in interior design, she is able to speak the designer’s language and integrate lighting in creative, collaborative ways.
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LEED AP Jenny provides a strong knowledge and experience in the higher education practice. Her versatile ability to leverage her over twenty years of experience in various roles is recognized as a subject matter expert on both ground up and renovation projects in higher education. Jenny combines vigilant leadership with deft oversight of systems and objectives to ensure project success through continued collaboration with the client and team. has healthcareprojectsbeeninsettings.TaubmanPlanning,hisdeliveryconstruction.UniversityofCalifornia,Californiademonstratedanplanningvarietyofhimthebroadgroupsprofessionalsto
AColleenAthletic/RecreationMcKennanationally-recognizedleader in sports, Colleen is an in-demand speaker for her cutting-edge knowledge of the trends in this typology. With over 25 years of experience in programming, planning, and designing various athletic and recreation projects, Colleen has focused her professional career on this area. She possesses a dynamic leadership presence that she has applied in numerous and diverse capacities on campuses across the country.
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Eric Corey Freed is a nationally known thought-leader in sustainable design. Eric leads the discussions on sustainability and brings a broad depth of knowledge in net zero energy, resiliency, health and wellness along with comprehensive experience with the various green rating systems that track sustainability for buildings and campuses. A leading and inspirational voice on sustainability within the built environment, Eric oversees and develops CannonDesign’s sustainability strategy to achieve high-performance buildings. Named one of the “10 Most Influential Green Architects”, Eric brings a unique combination of practical experience, academic research, and thought leadership to the team.
Frances is an academic planner and designer within the Education Market Sector at CannonDesign. Her broad range of expertise crosses multiple typologies and spaces, including science, technology, libraries, athletics, student and residential life, academic planning, and comprehensive campus master planning.
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Subject Matter Experts | CannonDesign Eric is a nationally known thought-leader in sustainable design. He leads the discussions on sustainability and brings a broad depth of knowledge in net zero energy, resiliency, health and wellness along with comprehensive experience with the various green rating systems that track sustainability for buildings/campuses.
In working at such institutions as the University of Southern California, the University of California, San Diego and multiple campuses of the California State University system, Craig has demonstrated an ability to lead diverse groups through the planning and design process. His experience with a variety of academic and other project types gives him the broad vision to successfully orchestrate diverse groups of clients, occupants, and design professionals to
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Chris McCampbell, SEGD BA Graphic Design, SDSU MFA Graphic Design Maryland Institute College of Art
Higher JennyCannonDesignEducationDelgado,AIA LEED AP Jenny provides a strong knowledge and experience in the higher education practice. Her versatile ability to leverage her over twenty years of experience in various roles is recognized as a subject matter expert on both ground up and renovation projects in higher education. Jenny combines vigilant leadership with deft oversight of systems and objectives to ensure project success through continued collaboration with FAIA LEED AP Craig has over 45 years of experience that has been characterized by award-winning work on projects in a wide range of educational and healthcare settings.
A graduate of the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, his experience covers the full range of project delivery from programming through design and construction.
ChrisCannonDesignMcCampbell, SEGD Chris McCampbell is a graphic designer with over 15
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A nationally-recognized leader in sports, Colleen is an in-demand speaker for her cutting-edge knowledge of the trends in this typology. With over 25 years of experience in programming, planning, and designing various athletic and recreation projects, Colleen has focused her career on this area.
Libraries Frances Fox BS GeorgiaArchitectureInsitute of Tech Master of Architecture Pratt Institute BS,EDUCATIONArchitecture, Georgia Institute of Technology M, Architecture, Pratt Institute Registered Architect: NY
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Craig has over 45 years of experience that has been characterized by award-winning work on projects in a wide range of educational settings, including University of Michigan, USC, UC San Diego, many schools in the CSU system and more.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Nassau Community College, Library Study, Garden City, NYWellness
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FrancesFrancesCannonDesignLibrariesFoxFoxisanacademic planner and designer within the Education Market Sector at CannonDesign. Her broad range of expertise crosses multiple typologies and spaces, including science and technology, libraries, athletics, student and residential life, academic planning, and comprehensive campus master planning. Frances specializes in creating and analyzing metrics within the ever-changing landscape of higher education.
Lighting KateCannonDesignDesignSt.Laurent, LC, Associate IALD Kate St Laurent is the national leader of the awardwinning CannonDesign lighting Studio and has compiled a deep portfolio in higher education, healthcare, and corporate commercial projects from 1,000 to 700,000 sf. With a second degree in interior design, Kate is able to speak the designer’s language to integrate lighting in creative, collaborative ways. Her background gives her an appreciation for design while her love of puzzles drives her to find lighting solutions which seamlessly integrate with architecture.
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Subject Matter Experts | CannonDesign BArch, , Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan (Mexico) Ohlone Community College District, Academic Core Buildings, Fremont, CA Los Angeles Community College District, Los Angeles Valley College, Monarch Athletic Center, Valley Glen, CA Kern Community College District, Gymnasium and Field House at Bakersfield College (Renegade Athletic Complex (RAC)), Bakersfield, CA BS, Architecture, University of Michigan MArch, Architecture, University of Michigan Ohlone Community College District, Academic Core Buildings, Fremont, CA Los Angeles Community College District, Los Angeles Valley College, Monarch Athletic Center, Valley Glen, CA Kern Community College District, Gymnasium and Field House at Bakersfield College (Renegade Athletic Complex (RAC)), Bakersfield, CA
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+ San Jose City College MOT And EOC Building San Jose-Evergreen Community College District • San Jose, CA Building Type: Pre-Engineered Building Primary Functions: Maintenance Operations and Emergency Operation Center Size: 17,750 sf Completion: February 2022 Cost $14,240,000 Sustainability Features Solar, North Facing, High Efficiency HVAC Units, Nature Daylight, California Native Plants
Project Description: With their current emergency operations building about to be decommissioned/demolished, the District decided to build a facility to house the District Emergency Operations Center, and unify the maintenance and operations departments.
The EOC is designed as a resilient hub for operations during times of catastrophe, while doubling as a staff training and conferencing space on a more regular basis. The M&O component of the project will centralize office, shops, work yards, and support spaces for the two departments who are currently scattered across multiple campuses. This project will support collaboration, efficiency, and professional dignity for critical, often overlooked members of District staff.
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+ Police Department & Central Plant San Jose-Evergreen Community College District • San Jose, CA Building Type: CMU Block Primary Functions: Police Department and Central Energy Plant Size: 13,497 sf Completion: December 2014 Cost $10,357,730 Sustainability Features low VOC finishes, LED lighting, high efficiency HVAC
Project Description: San Jose-Evergreen Community College District hired Aedis to design a new central Maintenance and Operations facility, as the existing one was slated for demolition to make way for future development. During the design phase, the District noted that they were also in need of a new Emergency Operations Center.
Aedis was already working with the District to control their tight budget of $10.4M for the M&O Building. With the addition of the entire EOC department scope, the total project is being delivered for $14.3M.
Aedis pivoted to address both needs by having the EOC and M&O designed together into one facility. This was an ideal marriage of departments because equipment needed during an emergency would likely be coming from the M&O building. To accommodate both departments, Aedis incorporated structural upgrades into the design, added a new solar generator with battery backup, and designed redundant phone and data line systems for the building.
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+ Building Type: Poured in place concrete Primary Functions: Administration Size: 1600sf Completion: January 2019 Cost $1,091,440 Sustainability Features low VOC finishes, LED lighting, high efficiency HVAC Evergreen Valley College Acacia Phase 3 San Jose-Evergreen Community College District • San Jose, CA
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Project Description: Evergreen Valley College’s Administration wing received a much needed renovation including new furnishings, flooring and wall coverings. The space went from run-down and dark to open, light and bright. After undergoing its reconfirguration, the wing now allows for collaboration and makes for an inviting space for staff and students alike.
+ Building Type: CMU block Primary Functions: Cosmetology and Reprographics Departments Size: 32,000 sf Completion: March 2007 Cost $10,919,902 Sustainability Features Natural lighting, low VOC finishes, LED lighting, high efficiency HVAC connected to central plant Cosmetology ConversionReprographics& San Jose-Evergreen Community College District • San Jose, CA
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• Adaptive re-use of an existing building
The San Jose City College Master Plan indicated that the Student Union was to be demolished because the structural grid would not work with program needs. Requested to provide a second opinion, AEDIS saw only opportunity. By adapting and re-using the building, the District could save considerable money and also provide a needed home for its growing Cosmetology and Reprographics departments.
• Built-in energy saving features New window walls To comply with the California Building Code, Aedis reduced the building’s structural loads while implementing a voluntary seismic upgrade. We also built full mock-ups of the ceiling space assembly to make sure that all ductwork, piping, ceiling support and lighting would fit within the existing low ceiling height.
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+ Primary Functions: Fine Arts and Multidisciplinary Complex Size: 58,586 sf Completion: June 2012 Cost $26,828,206 Sustainability Features LEED Silver, reuse of reclaimed redwood, natural daylight, high-efficiency HVAC, open space Fine Arts & ComplexMultidisciplinary San Jose-Evergreen Community College District • San Jose, CA
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Project Description: Certified LEED® Silver, the concept for this project focused strongly on sustainability–maximizing open space, natural daylight, and ventilation–while satisfying the project’s programmatic needs. A flagship project, it was be the first of many LEED certified buildings for the District. This 53,000 square foot complex included classroom spaces for fine arts, music, dance and general education departments. The combined complex features a “forest wall” consisting of re-purposed redwood lumber that faces the main courtyard arranged in an irregular, yet rhythmic pattern. To take advantage of informal learning opportunities, writable interior wall surfaces and outdoor gathering spaces were provided throughout the buildings to encourage collaboration.
+ Primary Functions: Athletic fields for three community colleges with support facilities Size: 45 acres Completion: 2005 Cost $29,199,000 Sustainability Features Artificial turf (zero water), storm water management San Mateo Community College Sports Facilities San Mateo Community College District • San Mateo, CA
Project Description: San Mateo CCD was one of three community college districts in California authorized by the state legislature to carry out a pilot design/build program. Renovating and building athletic and PE facilities at San Mateo, Canada, and Skyline colleges was one of the first community college design/build projects in California. The design/build team consisted of Bothman Construction as the lead entity, CMX Sports Engineers as field designers, and AEDIS as the architect-of-record. The project delivered all the benefits that design/build promises: faster design and construction, and zero change orders. Each campus received new all-weather baseball, soccer and football fields and tracks, bleachers, batting cages, storage, restrooms, concession stands, parking facilities, ADA upgrade, and other amenities.
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LOCATION: Santa CaliforniaMonica, SIZE: 110,000 SF COST: $92M Strengthening cross-departmental collaborations to further STEM education COMPLETION: 2023 SERVICES: Architecture, FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment), Lighting Design, Programming/ Planning PROJECT RELEVANCE STEM Facility Santa Monica College Math & Science Building +
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To accommodate a heightened demand for STEM education space, Santa Monica College is building a new 110,0000 sf Math and Science Building. The building is designed to consolidate programs previously scattered throughout the campus and create an interdisciplinary STEM community adjacent to the college’s existing science complex. This new building will include math classrooms, a learning center, science laboratories, and classrooms, and a planetarium. Located on the south side of campus and connected to an existing science building, the new building will serve as a new campus gateway and creates a new science quad. Set to open in 2023, and funded through a combination of local bonds and state-matching funds, the addition will accommodate the college’s mathematics and science programs. Currently, math and some science programs are dispersed across multiple aged buildings— creating teaching challenges for faculty and hindering the types of cross-departmental collaboration that are so important in STEM education. The new building will solve this challenge by bringing the math department (the largest academic program at Santa Monica College), as well as the earth, life and astronomy programs together in a new facility linked to the existing science building— creating an enriched STEM community.
LOCATION: Apple CaliforniaValley, SIZE: 32,500 SF COST: $25M Delivering a high-performance public safety training facility for VVC COMPLETION: 2012 SERVICES Construction Programming/PlanningManagement, PROJECT RELEVANCE Public Safety Training Facility Victor Valley Community College District Eastside Public Safety Training Center +
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The Eastside Public Safety Training Center is a facility for training firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and emergency medical technicians; expand opportunities to upgrade skills for existing public safety professionals; facilitate live drills in firefighting, police pursuits and disaster response; and integrate general education programs for Associate Degrees in public safety fields. In addition to the interior classroom and laboratory spaces, the nine acre facility includes a five story fire tower and a wide range of fire and police training props. This 32,500 sf facility is LEED Gold. The project also includes a 250 kWAC solar PV system comprising three arrays of Sharp NU-235F1 solar panels. One array is roof mounted and utilizes a Sunlink racking system. The other two arrays are mounted on carport structures at a 10-degree tilt. A single Satcon Powergate Plus 500 kW inverter is provided. The system configuration was driven by the overall design of the project. The harsh desert environment necessitated the need to provide covered parking, which was utilized for solar PV power production. A large apparatus bay with a tall, flat roof provided an opportunity for roof mounted solar panels that would not experience any shading or interfere with other roof mounted equipment. By upsizing the inverter, we are able to expand the system at a future point with no significant changes to the infrastructure.
College of the Desert East Valley Educational Center LOCATION: Indio, California SIZE: 41,000 SF COST: $17.2M COMPLETION: 2014 SERVICES Architecture, Construction Management, Interior Design, LEED/Sustainability, Master Planning, Programming/Planning PROJECT RELEVANCE Student Services Building One stop student services building in the heart of downtown Indio +
The 2.5-acre, square, city block project is collaboration with the City of Indio and the College to redevelop Indio’s downtown district. CannonDesign coordinated this local GO Bond project with the City, CCCCO Office, DSA and other governing agencies to provide facilities planning, design and construction management as an Integrated Team planning through construction effort to fast-track the project. We also coordinated the design of the on-site and off-site infrastructure utilities with the City for the 2.5-acre piece of raw land.
The facility contains administrative and financial offices, 13 classrooms, two science labs, two meeting rooms, an active learning lab, two conference/ training center rooms and retail space on the first floor as a revenue generator for the District. The LEED Silver building includes energy-efficient building systems as well as planned renewable energy photovoltaic panels in the parking lot.
CannonDesign worked with the stakeholders and college groups of College of the Desert to come to consensus on the new design of this $15 Million, 41,000 gsf, four-story off-site center building and ADA parking lot in downtown Indio, California. The Center is located in the desert region of the East Coachella Valley.
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Riverside Community College District School of Nursing LOCATION: CaliforniaRiverside, SIZE: 135,000 SF COST: $42.1M COMPLETION: 2012 SERVICES Architecture, Programming/PlanningLEED/Sustainability, PROJECT RELEVANCE STEM Facility Sustainable STEM facility for the College’s nursing and sciences programs +
The 135,000 sf School of Nursing, Math, and Sciences Complex at Riverside City College consists of two wings. The northwest wing is a two-story structure, the southeast wing consists of four floors. A large courtyard between the new building and the existing Digital Library creates a gathering space for students and faculty. The courtyard is centered and connected to the existing campus’ historical Quadrangle Building that connects to existing pedestrian paths throughout the campus. Classroom and laboratory space surrounds these areas giving all classrooms easy access to any teaching equipment needed. Maximizing natural daylighting/ views and emphasizing clear wayfinding with no dark or hidden corners were essential considerations for a positive experience for both student and faculty. The dynamic spaces inside the School of Nursing replicate the current/positive change in healthcare architecture as a more civic and public building type.
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Ohlone College Academic Core Buildings LOCATION: Fremont, California SIZE: 190,000 SF COST: $134.5M COMPLETION: 2020 SERVICES Architecture, Electrical Engineering, Environmental Graphic Design, LEED/ Sustainability, Lighting Design, Mechanical Engineering, MEP Engineering, Programming/Planning, TechnologyData Network Design (Premise Lan), Technology-Facility Communication Systems, Technology-SCS Engineering (Cabling), Technology-Wireless Network (RF Engineering) PROJECT RELEVANCE STEM Facility A collection of buildings designed to transform a commuter campus into a net-zero academic and social destination +
When Ohlone College’s Fremont Campus was constructed in the early 1970s, the process of building into the steep hillside site activated dormant water springs that subsequently caused chronic water damage and mold growth in some of the buildings. Ohlone commissioned CannonDesign to provide planning and design services for a $120M Academic Core Project that replaced four water-damaged buildings at the campus core with three buildings totaling 190,000 sf.
In association with Anderson Brulé Architects.
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The new buildings house a learning commons, visual and performing arts spaces, science teaching labs, lecture halls, classrooms, and a new central utility plant. By co-locating the college’s water, electricity, gas, and sewer utilities, the central plant allows the campus to use recycled water to cool buildings and systems. Large glass openings make the plant’s inner workings visible both from the main plaza walk and from nearby classrooms.
Hartnell College Center for Nursing and Health Science LOCATION: Salinas, California SIZE: 190,000 SF COST: $21M COMPLETION: 2021 SERVICES Architecture, Interior Programming/PlanningDesign, PROJECT RELEVANCE STEM Facility Creating an ideal space to foster a culture of learning +
In association with Anderson Brulé Architects.
When Ohlone College’s Fremont Campus was constructed in the early 1970s, the process of building into the steep hillside site activated dormant water springs that subsequently caused chronic water damage and mold growth in some of the buildings. Ohlone commissioned CannonDesign to provide planning and design services for a $120M Academic Core Project that replaced four water-damaged buildings at the campus core with three buildings totaling 190,000 sf.
The new buildings house a learning commons, visual and performing arts spaces, science teaching labs, lecture halls, classrooms, and a new central utility plant. By co-locating the college’s water, electricity, gas, and sewer utilities, the central plant allows the campus to use recycled water to cool buildings and systems. Large glass openings make the plant’s inner workings visible both from the main plaza walk and from nearby classrooms.
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South Orange County Community College District Saddleback College, Library and Learning Resource Center LOCATION: Mission CaliforniaViejo, SIZE: 110,211 SF COST: $15M COMPLETION: 2013 SERVICES Architecture, Interior Design, LEED/ Sustainability, Programming/Planning PROJECT RELEVANCE Student Services Building Renovating a 35-year old library building into a 21st century learning resource center +
The project is the complete renovation of a 35-year old, 110,211-GSF library building into a 21st century Learning Resource Center (LRC). The interior of the three-story building has been reorganized to accommodate the College’s diverse curriculum, to prepare students for the four-year college universities. Three distinct environments have been created to facilitate today’s diverse educational process. The lower level contains lecture and lab classrooms that independently serve the campus. The second level (main entry level) physically and visually links the lower and upper floors with a centrallylocated, monumental staircase, while containing the dynamic Computer Commons and Reading/Writing Learning Centers. The upper level has been reserved for traditional library stacks.
New energies are also focused onto the exterior of the existing facility, where many elements of campus life have been designed, such as, two grand plazas connecting the LRC with other campus buildings, a sculptural garden, a café, and an amphitheater.
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SIZE: 74,200 SF COMPLETION: 2013 COST: $28M PROJECT RELEVANCE: STEM Facility
SIZE: 545,000 SF COMPLETION: 2016 COST: $203.5M PROJECT RELEVANCE: STEM Facility +
SIZE: 545,000 SF COMPLETION: 2016 COST: $203.5M PROJECT RELEVANCE: STEM Facility
To address a noticeable gap between oral healthcare needs and delivery in the greater St. Louis area, ATSU added a communityminded, patient-centric dental program, the Missouri School of Dental and Oral Health to help educate 21st century healthcare professionals using the latest technologies in oral health.
National Community College Project
A.T. Still University Interprofessional Education and School of Oral Health Building, Kirksville, MI
College New Life Sciences Building, Garden City, NY
Putting Hands-On Technology in Classrooms to Reinforce Holistic Patient-Centered Care
City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X College, Chicago, IL
Serving the Underserved by Creating a Pipeline for Life-Sustaining Careers
Simulation Prepares Students for Real-Life Workplace
Located on the West Side of Chicago and part of the City Colleges of Chicago network, Malcolm X College is a healthcare hub that offers education and training across various certificate medical science programs. It was created in direct response to the gap between the current market of qualified healthcare professionals and the projected 84,000 healthcare jobs set to come online in the Chicago region over the next decade.
Founded in 1959, Nassau Community College (NCC) is the largest single-campus community college in New York State. The new Life Sciences Building is sited at the northeast corner of the 225-acre campus and houses the college’s nursing and chemistry programs in allied health. A key goal of the college is to expand personal development as well as foster economic revitalization through a seamless transition to the workplace.
Creating a Pipeline to a Growing Manufacturing Workforce
SIZE: 63,217 SF COMPLETION: 2019 COST: $36.2M PROJECT RELEVANCE: STEM Facility SIZE: 103,997 SF COMPLETION: 2019 COST: $203.5M PROJECT RELEVANCE:
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STEM Facility
The UnionWest at Creative Village shared by Valencia College and the University of Central Florida is built on the edge of the Parramore Community, a historically black residential area in Orlando. Its mission of providing access and equity can be felt in the exhibit displays in the Center and the Academic Commons, which are dedicated to notable community members. Programs engaging with the community and a nearby public elementary school are intended to reach back into the pipeline and bring new students to life-changing opportunities.
City Colleges of Chicago.
Becoming an Icon for a Commuter Campus
STEM has long been an area of opportunity and growth within the job market; however, employers still struggle to find candidates to fill the ever-changing and expanding skills gap. Daley College’s Manufacturing, Technology and Engineering Center (MTEC) is an example of a facility and curriculum that will prepare students for more than 50,000 anticipated jobs coming to the region in the engineering and advanced manufacturing fields during the next decade.
The 11th largest community college in the nation, Tidewater Community College (TCC) is among the fastest-growing large twoyear institutions in the United States. While student centers are uncommon for community colleges, the downtown Norfolk Campus’ Student Center exceeded the college’s expectations in creating a student-friendly campus living room with social, recreational and service spaces.
SIZE: 57,133 SF COMPLETION: 2010 COST: $14.6M PROJECT RELEVANCE: Student Services
Daley College Manufacturing, Technology and Engineering Center, Chicago, IL
Delivering a distinct experience for students and community
Tidewater Community College Norfolk Campus Student Center, Norfolk, VA
University of Central Florida and Valencia College, UnionWest at Creative Village, Orlando, FL
Our Head Quarters is located in downtown San Jose’s Arts District, close to the light rail and buses. Our LEED Platinum office lives above a bustling urban market of local food vendors and an architecture-inspired bar. Our Sacramento office is located in the revitalized historic R Street District, where a diverse array of businesses and restaurants line the neighborhood.
Aedis Architects is an award-winning design firm that seeks to positively impact our community through innovative learning and living environments. Our clients include leading public and private educational institutions, municipalities, community organizations, and urban housing developers. We provide a full range of services including master planning, educational facility planning, design and construction, development of District-wide and/or Campus-Specific Educational Specifications, community outreach, and project plan evaluation.
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