1. Q Building Remodel Update September 10, 2010

2. What We Started With…

3. What’s Coming!

4. Then: January 2010

5. Now: August 2010 Extending Pathway to QNorth Porch

6. Now: August 2010 Atrium Mezzanine Takes ShapeWest Side Landscaping Planted

7. Forthcoming: January 2011

8. KSC Project Update September 10, 2014

9. Project Goals (Page 1 of 2) The goals of this project are to provide PVCC with: Increased student learning and student engagement opportunities in the out-of-class environment; efficient multi-use spaces including hallways that double as places to meet friends, relax with a cup of coffee, wait comfortably for service or do a little studying; One-Stop for student services, congruent with the model under development by the 21 st Century Maricopa project, that delivers services effectively and efficiently from the student and community visitor perspective and that makes use of the SIS self-service functionality; Increased academic affairs and student affairs programmatic partnerships; Increased dedicated space for students to remain on campus, while not in class; places to gather for study and for fun that are as convenient, attractive and comfortable as their living rooms at home or coffee house nearby; Expanded opportunities for community use of College spaces; Relocation of College functions currently located in KSC but not tied directly to student or community engagement to other locations;

10. Project Goals (Page 2 of 2) The goals of this project are to provide PVCC with: Intuitive directional wayfinding and understanding of the building functions and services; An inviting “Front Door” that identifies service locations to newcomers and that conveys the image and values of the college; Visible, welcoming presence for new students to begin their PVCC experience including convenient pedestrian and parking access and an integrated New Student Center with proximate services; Spaces for new and emerging functions (Career Services, Service Learning, Honors, Outreach, etc.); Active and easy connections between the Student Center and rest of the campus; Space for large group meetings and gatherings; Building that reflects and supports flexible adaptation to future needs and sustainability in its structure, form, function and utilization.

11. Project Constraints Budget: approximately $7.0 million – Compare to $17.1 and $16.5* for Life Sciences and Q, respectively Existing Structure – Locations of elevators, kitchen, restrooms, receiving dock – Narrow grid, low ceilings *Excluding purchase of building and land

12. Project Priorities Provide large multi-purpose meeting space (“Community Room”) that is divisible into smaller conference rooms Increase office space thereby alleviating some overcrowding, possibly restoring some existing space to original intent (eg., storage, conference room), and providing better functionality Partially renovate existing square footage to: provide effective backfill of vacated spaces; facilitate enrollment “One Stop” through improved student service process flows and enhanced facility functionality; provide increased space for student life and dining Upgrade infrastructure

13. Project Schedule The Project is Here Project Completion Summer 2014