1. Mount Michael S.A.M.E Team #1 HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE 2.0

3.  Mount Michael has been open since 1954  With limited updates to facilities  Out of date  We are unable to accommodate students  No room for our teams or visiting schools  We have grown PROBLEM

6. CURRENT FACILITIES

7.  We wanted to understand the wish list of the coaches  As a SAME Group we participate in 8 of the 13 sports offered at school  We were able to bring in our own ideas as athletes  We already had a connection with the coaches and athletic department INTERVIEWS

8.  Bowling coach – large lockers for bowling bags  Golf coach – large lockers for golf bags  Football coach – large meeting area  Soccer coach – meeting area for pregame talks  Basketball coach – white board for drawing plays  Baseball coach – flooring to accommodate baseball cleats  Track coach – small lockers for shoes and uniforms INTERVIEWS

9. SITE PLAN

10.  Why we chose this site  Convenience  Construction ease  Water waste maintenance  Tree and concrete removal  Grading  600 cubic feet  $10 per cubic foot  $500 per tree  Current HVAC system Relocation SITE PLAN

11.  Solution:  Two building locker rooms just North of the gym and South of the football stadium.  The Northwest building is for the varsity sports teams  Home team  The Northeast building is for the junior varsity sports teams  Away team  Each building equipped with:  Shower rooms / Bathrooms  Lockers  Training rooms  Coaching Offices  Storage rooms PROBLEM SOLUTION

12. HOME LOCKER ROOM

13. REVIT

14. AWAY LOCKER ROOM

15. REVIT

16.  Current building is very out dated  It would be impossible to renovate the current facilities  ADA accessibility  Plumbing is very inefficient; no central air system; boiler system for heat.  Use of these products will help with sustainability:  “The Pint” – 0.125 gallons per flush  LED lighting  Recycled flooring – GREENGUARD Gold Certified  Denim Insulation SUSTAINABILITY

17.  We tested different materials for their sound insulation ability  We found that denim insulation with carpet was the best  Having both denim insulation and carpet would be expensive  The difference in ability does not make up for the cost APPLIED SCIENCE MaterialAmplitude (dBFS) Nothing-29 dBFS Fiberglass Insulation-36 dBFS Fiberglass Insulation and Carpet Facing Down -40 dBFS Fiberglass Insulation and Carpet Facing Up-42 dBFS Denim Insulation and Carpet Facing Down-48 dBFS Denim Insulation and Carpet Facing Up-50 dBFS Denim Insulation-47 dBFS

18.  This project would be part of a master plan  The budget had to be determined by us  High quality  Cost efficient  Our final price is $ 1.15 million for an approximately 7000 sf addition COST ANALYSIS

19. Approx. Quantity Cost Per Unit Estimate Total Cost Building $ 1,060,944.00 Showers10 EA $ 200.00 $ 2,000.00 Sinks6 EA $ 150.00 $ 900.00 Water Closets8 EA $ 200.00 $ 1,600.00 Urinals6 EA $ 100.00 $ 600.00 Flooring Home Locker Area2299 SF $ 3.25 $ 7,471.75 Away Locker Area1431 SF $ 3.25 $ 4,650.75 Home Bathroom782 SF $ 2.00 $ 1,564.00 Away Locker Area294 SF $ 2.00 $ 588.00 Carpet523 SF $ 2.50 $ 1,307.50 Insulation Denim Insulation Extra Cost2016 SF $ 7.00 $ 14,112.00 Total Building Estimate6841 SF $ 150.00 $ 1,026,150.00 Building Heating/Air Conditioning Plumbing Electrical Mechnical Water Gas

20. COST ANALYSIS Approx. Quantity Cost Per Unit Estimate Total Cost Site $ 14,750.00 Grading and Sidewalk600 CY $ 10.00 $ 6,000.00 Clearing and Grubbing Tree Removal5 EA $ 50.00 $ 250.00 Demolition Retaining Wall1 LS $ 7,500.00 Concrete Removal200 SF $ 5.00 $ 1,000.00 Locker Room $ 76,079.00 Lockers Large Lockers80 EA $ 879.30 $ 70,344.00 Small Lockers7 EA $ 435.00 $ 3,045.00 Training Tables Home Locker Room2 EA $ 320.00 $ 640.00 White Boards Home Locker Room1 EA $ 400.00 Away Locker Room1 EA $ 150.00 Coach's Office Desk2EA $ 500.00 $ 1,000.00 Chairs4 EA $ 75.00 $ 300.00 Storage1 LS $ 200.00

21.  Giving Spirit  Capital Campaign  Nate LaFave Memorial Field  Sports Teams are on the rise  Football: Best season in over a decade  Basketball: Went to state for the first time since 2005  Baseball: Has a state championship and runner up in last 4 years  Cross country: Always competing for state titles  Tennis: Dominated districts and was composed of mostly juniors  Wrestling: Larger than ever and had a state competitor this past year  Soccer: Consistently goes to state and or sub-state  Track: Always has people competing for state championships  Bowling: Top 3 in the State consistently  Swimming: State Qualifier FEASIBILITY

22.  Feasibility  Making sure that the project is a manageable size  Order of importance  Keeping to deadlines  How to work together in a smaller group  Sacrifices  Compromise  Allocating Responsibilities  Communication LESSONS LEARNED

23.  Keifer USA, for their samples for our main flooring option.  Bonded Logic, for their samples of denim insulation.  Pink Grading Co., for cost estimates of grading for the buildings.  Jason Schmitz (AIA) and Chris Langan (P.E.), for their assistance and advice on the project as a whole.  Abbot Michael Liebl, for his assistance with the applied science project.  Mount Michael Maintenance Department, for building materials for the applied science project and advice for different areas of the building.  Mount Michael Coaches, for expressing their wants in the project during several interviews over the course of the project construction:  Kevin Grey – Soccer  John Roshone – Basketball  Matt Luettel – Track / Cross Country  Jon Borer – Football / Athletic Director  Bob Sullivan – Baseball  Dave Cormier – Bowling  Kent Christenson – Golf  Mount Michael Administration, for showing interest and support towards our project:  Dr. David Peters (Principal and Head of School) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

24. QUESTIONS?