1. 1 F&A Advisory Committee REAB Project Briefing January 20, 2015 1

2. 2 REAB Project Stats Consulting Team UMBA (Hill International, Owners Project Manager) Design Team (Cannon Design, Rickes Assoc, Bergmeyer, Howe Engineers) UMB Project Team Executive Steering Committee (Vice-Chancellors) Program Advisory Committee (11 Deans, Vice Provost, Registrar, Recreation) Project Workgroup (Reps from Provost Office, Facilities, and Master Planning) Project Stakeholders 8 Colleges, 50+ departments, 25+ Centers & Institutes, 7 VPASS units, and IT

3. 3 Guiding Principles and Goals Program and design should align with goals and objective of Strategic Plan Reinvestment should presume useful life of buildings to extend another 15-20 years Provide general purpose classrooms to accommodate incremental growth in enrollment to 18,000 students Accommodate needs of academic and admin units in Science Center in preparation for demolition Address most critical campus-wide space needs to support a balanced student-centric approach

4. 4 Project Constraints Code Area Thresholds (sf/bldg.) Exceeding these threshold necessitates renovation to meet today’s building code requirements. MA Arch Access Board Thresholds ($/bldg.) Exceeding this threshold necessitates renovation to meet today’s access requirements. Construction Budget

5. 5 REAB Project Stats Total Project Budget $70 million Estimated Soft Costs $20 million Design Fees, project mgmt. Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment Construction Budget $50 million Health and Safety (MEP) Must Do’s: $7, 174,360 Target Completion – Fall 2017

6. 6 Work To Date Existing Buildings Assessment (visual inspection and condition) Laser Survey (updating existing building records based on 1970s plans to 3d models of our existing buildings) Round 1 Stakeholder Meetings (meetings with 11 Deans, Vice- Provost, the Classroom Planning Committee, Registrar, Recreation Director) Utilization Analysis and Projection for General Classroom Needs Confirmation of existing personnel and space (coordination with HR, Academic Affairs, 8 Colleges, 50+ departments, 25+ Centers & Institutes, 7 VPASS units, and IT) Round 2 Stakeholder Meetings (feedback collected from all stakeholder units through a series of College Forums and departmental meetings)

7. 7 Project Challenge Space Summary 336,590 ASF 309,557 ASF

8. 8 Current Work Preliminary (Draft) Program Overview presented to the PAC in early December Detailed program received/distributed to stakeholders Stakeholder Review of Program Confirming/Adjusting Stakeholder Requests Academic Affairs providing guidance on prioritization within academic areas

9. 9 Next Steps Update understanding of needs in all program areas General Classrooms (18,000 students) Dedicated Spaces (offices, dept, teaching labs, research spaces) Public/Shared Spaces (recreation space, study & lounge spaces, conference rooms, and admin support areas) Update the Preliminary (Draft) Program Begin next round of stakeholder meetings Meet with PAC and Executive Steering Committee Begin Developing Renovation Options