District Facilities Master Plan

W o r k s h o p B o a r d District Facilities Master Plan February 29, 2012

BACKGROUND + CONTEXT ANALYSIS OPTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS NEXT STEPS DFMP AGENDA

Newark Center Master Plan June 2003 Fremont Campus 15 Year Facilities Master Plan April 2010 Measure G Bridge Doc July 19, 2011 2003 2004 2005 2006 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Measure G Passed November 2010 DFMP Process Starts DFMP BACKGROUND + CONTEXT

Facilities Subcommittee Worksessions 9/20, 10/18, 11/8, 11/29, 12/13, 2/7 = 6 Worksessions Approval Sequence More Info Later in Presentation 9/2011 10/2011 11/2011 12/2011 1/2012 2/2012 3/2012 4/2012 5/2012 Board Workshop February 28, 2012 DFMP BACKGROUND + CONTEXT

BACKGROUND + CONTEXT ANALYSIS OPTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS NEXT STEPS DFMP AGENDA

DFMP FREMONT CAMPUS 43600 Mission Boulevard DFMP FREMONT CAMPUS

STRATEGIC REVIEW AND ANALYSIS STRATEGIC REVIEW Planning Process Previous Master Plans Bridge Document DFMP Goals ANALYSIS Existing Conditions Givens and Variables Building Space Utilization Projected Space Needs

ACCESSIBILITY + SAFETY FUNCTIONALITY + INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY IMAGE + IDENTITY DFMP GOALS

STARTING POINT 2010 Facilities Master Plan Identification of GIVENS and VARIABLES

ANALYSIS & OPPORTUNITIES Facilities Analysis Master Plan Space Needs Potentials and Opportunities Planning Precedents

EXISTING CAMPUS Site Plan FREMONT FACILITIES ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS FACTORS AGE CONDITION APPROPRIATENESS EFFICIENCY FLEXIBILITY PERFORMANCE EXISTING LIFE SAFETY CAMPUS Site Plan ACCESSIBILITY FREMONT FACILITIES ANALYSIS

EXISTING CAMPUS Site Plan FREMONT FACILITIES ANALYSIS

Site Plan FREMONT FACILITIES ANALYSIS

Site Plan FREMONT BASIS FOR OPTIONS

PLANNING DATA FREMONT CAMPUS ANALYSIS ASSIGNABLE SQUARE FEET (ASF) Space Type Current Inventory (ASF) Removed Inventory (ASF) Adjusted Inventory (ASF) Lecture 32,356 Lab 58,837 Office 45,188 Library 30,066 Instr. Media 7,117 Other 133,182 TOTAL ASF 306,746-22,942-23,251-17,776-21,234-106 -20,831-106,140 9,414 35,586 27,412 8,832 7,011 112,351 200,606 Buildings Removed: 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 14, 15, 16, 18 Total GSF = 187,342 (average efficiency 57%)

PLANNING DATA FREMONT CAMPUS ANALYSIS ASSIGNABLE SQUARE FEET (ASF) Space Type Adjusted Inventory (ASF) 2023 Master Plan Space Needs Space Needs Lecture 9,414 32,429 23,015 Lab 35,586 Office 27,412 77,000 46,760 41,414 19,348 116,805 ASF Library 8,832 36,236 27.404 Instr. Media 7,011 12,635 5,624 Other 112,351 79,115 - TOTAL ASF 200,606 284,175 Master Plan Space Need = 116,805 ASF / 179,700 GSF (at 65% efficiency) Total Removed GSF = 187,342 (average efficiency 57%)

BACKGROUND + CONTEXT ANALYSIS OPTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS NEXT STEPS DFMP AGENDA

PLANNING FRAMEWORKS Campus Experiences for Students, Faculty, and Staff Planning Patterns, Flows, and Collisions

What types of campus experiences would you like to create for your students, faculty, and staff? What type of patterns, flows, collisions should be considered in planning for the future? FREMONT FRAMEWORK EXERCISE

PLANNING PRINCIPLES Support Student Learning Maximize Functional Space Eliminate Non-Functional Space Improve Efficiency/Utilization Support Sustainable Practices Evaluate Renovation Versus Replacement Improve Hillside Circulation Improve Campus Wayfinding Establish Landscape Linkages

OPTION DEVELOPMENT Preliminary Options Multiple Concepts Preferred Approach

3 INITIAL SCHEME 4 THE CENTRAL GREEN 5 URBAN & NATURAL 6 ACADEMIC VILLAGE 7 ACADEMIC TERRACES 8 ACADEMIC FAMILY FREMONT OPTIONS PATTERNS + FLOWS

1 PRELIMINARY SCHEME 2 PRELIMINARY SCHEME 3 INITIAL SCHEME 4 THE CENTRAL GREEN 5 URBAN & NATURAL 6 ACADEMIC VILLAGE 7 ACADEMIC TERRACES 8 ACADEMIC FAMILY 9 ACADEMIC CORE FREMONT UPPER CAMPUS OPTIONS

OPTION DEVELOPMENT Develop Preferred Approach Preliminary Concept for Fremont

SPACE TYPE KEY LIBRARY/STUDY SOCIAL - FOOD INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY OFFICES SUPPORT SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 9 ACADEMIC CORE FREMONT PREFERRED OPTION

CENTRAL CIRCULATION MAIN ST CHARACTERISTICS + FEATURES 1. Combines strengths of previous options 2. Proposed new buildings have relationship with existing buildings. 3. Central circulation perpendicular to Main Street 4. Retains existing Main Street 5. Promotes chance interactions 6. Buildings C, D and E follow natural contour of topography. 7. Porous circulation. 9 ACADEMIC CORE FREMONT PREFERRED OPTION

SITE SECTION THROUGH HEART OF CAMPUS Hyman Hall Beyond Student Center Parking Beyond FREMONT PREFERRED OPTION

9 ACADEMIC CORE Bird s Eye Massing Overview from Southwest FREMONT PREFERRED OPTION

WHOLE CAMPUS VISIONS Fremont - Lower Campus Options Fremont - Upper Campus Refinements Fremont - Circulation and Parking Fremont - Landscape Newark Campus

2010 MASTER PLAN GIVENS Mission Boulevard, Witherly Lane, and Pine Street Olive Way Pedestrian Access Existing Buildings (Orchard House, Hyman Hall, Child Development Center, M&O) Future Frontage Development VARIABLES Athletic Fields/ Greenbelt Surface Parking vs. Structured Parking Palm Bosque & Street Circulation Planned Buildings NEW GIVEN Impact of Solar Field FREMONT LOWER CAMPUS

CHARACTERISTICS + FEATURES Fields are distributed on either side of Olive Way with Softball to the North and Soccer and Baseball to the South. Mirrored Softball and Baseball diamonds create a secondary gateway complementing Olive Way axis. d ATHLETIC DIAMOND GATEWAY FREMONT LOWER CAMPUS OPTIONS

CHARACTERISTICS + FEATURES Fields are concentrated on the South side of Olive Way. Distinct Athletic zone and Park zone created on either side of Olive Way. e ATHLETIC ROW FREMONT LOWER CAMPUS OPTIONS

CHARACTERISTICS + FEATURES Fields are distributed on either side of Olive Way with Soccer to the North of Olive Way and Baseball and Softball to the South. Athletic Plaza creates a central node for gathering. f ATHLETIC NODE FREMONT LOWER CAMPUS OPTIONS

d DIAMOND GATEWAY e ATHLETIC ROW FREMONT LOWER CAMPUS OPTIONS f ATHLETIC NODE

BACKGROUND + CONTEXT ANALYSIS OPTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS NEXT STEPS DFMP AGENDA

Arrival Circulation Parking Entry Places for People Site Furnishings FREMONT CAMPUS EXPERIENCE

PV FREMONT CAMPUS EXPERIENCE

BUS STOP 2 BUS STOP 1 FREMONT BUS TRANSIT CIRCULATION

Pickup & Drop Off FREMONT DROP-OFF/PICK-UP CIRCULATION

FREMONT PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

FREMONT SERVICE / FIRE CIRCULATION

BUS STOP 2 BUS STOP 1 Pickup & Drop Off FREMONT CIRCULATION OVERVIEW

1,146 @ Pine 1,282 @ Witherly CAMPUS PARKING TOTAL 2,472 spaces 1:5 ratio for projected 2023 enrollment 70% of spaces are on hillside close to campus core 1,620 Structured 808 Surface (2,350 Existing Spaces) 65 P P P P 128 161 271 128 P P 28 P P P 360 71 P 720 540 FREMONT CAMPUS PARKING

P P FREMONT CAMPUS PARKING

FREMONT LANDSCAPE HIERARCHY

FREMONT GATEWAYS

FREMONT ARRIVAL

FREMONT MAIN STREET TERRACE

FREMONT LIBRARY TERRACE

FREMONT LOWER TERRACE

FREMONT ACADEMIC GARDENS

FREMONT MEADOW AMPITHEATER

FREMONT ATHLETICS PLAZA

FREMONT LANDSCAPE STRATEGIES

FREMONT OUTDOOR LIGHTING STRATEGY

PV FREMONT WHOLE CAMPUS VISION

PV FREMONT MASTER PLAN WITH AERIAL

DFMP NEWARK CAMPUS

NEWARK CAMPUS 2003 MASTER PLAN

2003 MASTER PLAN & 2011 BRIDGING DOCUMENT PV M&O +30 +30 +100 P +25 +30 NEXT PROJECTS FOR 2012 DFMP 300 Additional Parking Spaces Photovoltaic Parking Canopies Maintenance and Operations Warehouse Soil Mitigation Pedestrian Walkway to Connect with Adjacent Property at Mowry Avenue NEWARK CAMPUS

BACKGROUND + CONTEXT ANALYSIS OPTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS NEXT STEPS DFMP AGENDA

APPROVAL SEQUENCE DFMP APPROVAL NEXT STEPS 3/12/2012 Draft DFMP to College Council for 1 st Reading 4/5/2012 Digital Copy of DFMP Available for Review 4/11/2012 Final DFMP to Board for 1 st Reading 4/23/2012 Final DFMP to College Council for 2 nd Reading 5/9/2012 Board Approval 5/9/2012 Programming RFP Release for Development Parcels Budget Development/Validation Develop Overall Phasing Schedule for Bond Projects Develop Swing Space & Staging/Logistics Plan DFMP NEXT STEPS

PV FREMONT WHOLE CAMPUS VISION

PV FREMONT MASTER PLAN WITH AERIAL

OHLONE FREMONT Frontage Development Board Workshop February 29, 2012

FREMONT MASTER PLAN CAMPUS LAYOUT

FREMONT FRONTAGE DEVELOPMENT MAP