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BUILDING A BETTER WISCONSIN

BUILDING A BETTER WISCONSIN. Capital Projects Update – October 2013. Projects Under Construction . Children’s Learning Center – NWQ Kenwood IRC Kenwood IRC Greenhouse – NWQ Teaching & Learning Center Innovation Campus Accelerator School of Freshwater Sciences. Campus.

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BUILDING A BETTER WISCONSIN

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  1. BUILDING A BETTER WISCONSIN Capital Projects Update – October 2013
  2. Projects Under Construction Children’s Learning Center – NWQ Kenwood IRC Kenwood IRC Greenhouse – NWQ Teaching & Learning Center Innovation Campus Accelerator School of Freshwater Sciences Campus
  3. School of Freshwater Sciences
  4. School of Freshwater Sciences $53.0 Million addition Construction began July 2012 Occupancy Summer 2014 Only one of its kind in Western Hemisphere Multi-disciplinary Research - Collaboration
  5. Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex
  6. Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex $80.0 Million Construction began August 2012 Occupancy March 2015 Physics and Zilber School of Public Health will be the main occupants Shared Core Facilities will be used University wide
  7. Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex Greenhouse - NWQ Approx. 9,200 GSF Construction began December 2012 Status: Move-in Complete Replacement of existing Lapham& Great Lakes Research Facility Greenhouse facilities Allows for future expansion
  8. Children’s Learning Center - NWQ D C
  9. Children’s Learning Center - NWQ $10.0 Million Capital Costs (PR) Construction started April 2013 Occupancy December 2013 38,220 SF facility that will serve UWM students, faculty, staff, and alumni association members (space permitting) Faculty and staff from various academic units utilize the Children’s Center for training and research
  10. Children’s Learning Center - NWQ
  11. Teaching & Learning Center - NWQ D
  12. Teaching & Learning Center - NWQ Construction begins fall 2013, open for classes 2014 1st floor NWQ D Building, later to expand into ground level 5 new active learning classrooms & 2 new computer classrooms: classrooms for project, and group learning, equipped with technology to facilitate learning Expanding PASS from current Bolton and Library locations
  13. Projects in Planning NWQ Redevelopment Plan SWQ Redevelopment Plan Campus
  14. NWQ Redevelopment Plan
  15. NWQ Redevelopment Plan This project will provide Campus with a Redevelopment Plan for NWQ, an Infrastructure Study, and 8 Pre-Designs for the following long term users of NWQ;CHS/BHIRI, School of Education, SOIS, Helen Bader School of Social Welfare, Teaching and Learning Center, Student Health Services, Honors House, Town Square/Restaurant Operations Identify discrete projects to be able to identify funding sources from the State and Donors Will be Completed December 2013, Final presentation at PEC in December NWQ will also provide surge space for people in buildings undergoing HVAC upgrades.
  16. NWQ Redevelopment Plan
  17. SWQ Redevelopment Plan
  18. SWQ Redevelopment Plan Starting Summer 2013, complete Winter 2014 Master Plan identified educational and research space needs of the South West Quadrant Comprehensive assessment and implementation plan to address the campus needs of the Southwest Quadrant Identify discrete projects to identify funding sources from the state and donors
  19. SWQ Redevelopment Plan
  20. SWQ Redevelopment Plan Executive Interview Questionnaire Critique of Current Program(s) Strengths and Weaknesses Future Potential of Current Programs: Static vs. Growth Potential Across the Stem Disciplines, What Does UWM Do Differently / Better Than it’s Peers: Outstanding Programs Given the Movement Toward Cross Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Teaching and Research, How Do You See UWM Changing? Looking at the Current Programs and Disciplines, What Would Make UWM Programs Distinctive and Better? What is Most Attractive to Incoming Students and Faculty About UWM Programs? If You Could Change Anything, What Would It Be? New Programs / New Hires Integration : Sharing Potential Facilities / Adjacencies Overall Funding for Programs What Should Be the Driving Force for the Future of STEM & other SW Quad Programs? UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE | SW QUAD REDEVELOPMENT
  21. SWQ Redevelopment Plan DATA GROWTH Workflow Diagram APPROVAL PROVOST & VC-FAA JULY 2013 VISION SWQ REDEVELOPMENT PLAN PROJECT FORMATION STUDIES FINAL REPORT PHYSICAL CONDITION ASSESSMENT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE | SW QUAD REDEVELOPMENT
  22. SWQ Redevelopment Plan 4 Month Launch Plan UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE | SW QUAD REDEVELOPMENT
  23. SWQ Redevelopment Plan Workplan UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE | SW QUAD REDEVELOPMENT
  24. Infrastructure Projects 1 – Steam Tunnel Chapman & Engelmann Hall Parking Lots 2 – Bolton Hall Move From NWQ Surge Space 3 – Holton, Merrill, Johnston Hall Move To NWQ Surge Space 4 – Sandburg Hall Steam Work 5 – Sandburg Hall South Tower Window Project 6 – Sandburg Hall North Tower Roof Project 7- Performance Contracting/Energy Conservation 8 – Dock Wall Study at GLRF 6 4 5 3 2,3 1 2
  25. Steam Tunnel Chapman & Engelmann Hall Parking Lots Chapman Hall Parking Lot is open Engelmann Hall Parking Lot entrance has also reopened
  26. NWQ Surge Space Moves Bolton Hall move from NWQ Surge Space back to newly renovated Bolton Hall Winterim 2014 Merrill Hall Occupies NWQ Surge Space Summer 2013-Winterim 2014 Holton Hall Occupied NWQ Surge Space Winterim 2014-Sumer 2014 Johnston/Greene Hall Occupies NWQ Surge Space Summer 2014-Winterim 2015
  27. Sandburg Hall Steam Work Will be completed Summer 2013 South Tower – Window Replacement Construction started May 2013, completed Summer 2013 Final phase of the Sandburg Hall window replacement project that was started in the summer of 2012 Replace 1500 windows North Tower – Roof Replacement Complete roof replacement of Sandburg Hall North Tower Project is currently out for bid Tentatively construction will begin fall 2013
  28. Performance Contracting/Energy Conservation Code compliance improvements-USR Elevator renovations-Bolton, Library, Mitchell, NWQ Exterior envelope repair-Arts Center, Downer Buildings Exterior window replacement-Sandburg South Fire egress & security improvements-EMS Sandburg North Roofing Project Chilled Water System Turbine Renovation East Substation Switchgear Replacement Heat Plant Oil Tank Leak Containment Replacement HVAC Improvements-Downer Buildings HVAC Renovation-Bolton NWQ Central Utility Extension NWQ Fire Alarm & Telecommunications Updates Steam Lateral Replacement-Phase II
  29. Dock Wall Study at GLRF A/E Selection for the Dock Wall Study will be in Fall 2013 The original dock wall was installed in 1945, and this portion, which has not been replaced or repaired since, has deteriorated. Other portions of the dock wall have been repaired/replaced over the years. This study will identify the scope of work and direction that needs to be taken to repair this portion of the dock wall.
  30. Leased Spaces Innovation Campus Accelerator (REF) Under Construction Opens Spring 2014 Global Water OPEN FOR BUSINESS!
  31. Capital Budget 2013-2015 General Funds Support Borrowing (GFSB) Final funding for the Kenwood IRC ($30 Million) Authority given to hire a consultant for Innovation Campus IRC design Infrastructure upgrades at NWQ Capital Budget Program Revenue Projects Student Health Services - NWQ Restaurant Operations/Town Hall - NWQ Union
  32. Projects Up For Consultant Selection Union Innovation Campus IRC Campus
  33. Innovation Campus IRC & IRC $75.0 Million (GFSB) Construction scheduled to start December 2015 Status: consultant selection Occupancy December 2017 150,000 SF multi-disciplinary academic research facility focusing on medical research, and a concentration on bio-medical engineering. The land for the IRC project is owned by the UWM Real Estate Foundation, and will be donated to UWM.
  34. Innovation Campus IRC
  35. Student Union History of Student Union 2007 2nd floor of the Student Union was renovated 2010 Mater Plan Identified a current student Union Space Deficit of 106,700 square feet, and identified potential locations for additions to the Union. 2011 Feasibility Study was done to address the physical and functional deficits previously identified. New Student Union Project This project will include partial demolition of the existing Union, along with new construction to have a new student Union of approximately 375,000 square feet. Will also include the reconstruction of the Maryland Pedestrian Bridge.
  36. Other Projects of Interest Campus Signage & Way Finding The Shortcut Campus Beautification Bicyclist Locker Rooms & Showers 1 3 2 4 4 4 4 1
  37. Campus Signage & Way Finding Upgrading the way finding for campus visitors and new incoming students. Also improving way finding to the UWM Visitor Center. New signage and repairing existing signs along the 3 outlined access routes to campus; Capital Drive, Locust Street, & Lincoln Memorial Drive.
  38. The Shortcut Creating campus way finding and directing students to walk through the shortcut in a safe fashion. Upgrades the quality of the space with directionals and UWM branding.
  39. The Shortcut
  40. Campus Beautification Mural in NWQ on the north end done by Brooklyn Henke earlier this summer and dedicated at the FAA Ice Cream Social. Flower beds continue to be planted around campus along with other grounds work to beautify the campus.
  41. Bicyclist Locker Rooms & Showers Campus is looking to convert existing custodial locker rooms and bathrooms into public locker rooms with showers for bicyclists to utilize. Looking at multiple locations including; Lubar, Mitchell, NWQ, USRB, and AUP. Part of the Best Place to Work and Bicycle Advisory Task Force efforts to encourage students and employees to ride their bikes to campus.
  42. Capital Budget 2015-2017
  43. Questions For further project updates please visit our website: http://www4.uwm.edu/uap/projects/ (Live Link)
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