BUILDING FOR TOMORROW

Keith Warnock, Vice-President for Physical ResourcesApril 2009

CURRENT CAMPUS

• DEVELOPMENT 1845-1959– Up to 1,000 students– Quadrangle– Anatomy– [Faculty of Arts Building] Education– Civil Engineering– Temporary structures

CURRENT CAMPUS

• DEVELOPMENT 1960-1990– Growth in student numbers to 5,000/5,500– Áras de Brún– James Hardiman Library– Arts/Science complex– Master Plan 1977 (not > 6,000)– Expansion of Arts/Science complex– Growing need for refurbishment

CURRENT CAMPUS

• DEVELOPMENT 1990 - present– Continued growth in student numbers– Increased emphasis on research activities– Martin Ryan Institute (Marine Science)– Arts Millennium Building– Information Technology Building– Orbsen Building (NCBES and ECI)– Expansion to north campus

CURRENT CAMPUS

• EXPANSION TO NORTH CAMPUS– (IDA Incubator units)/Science and Engineering

Technology Building (TTO and Research Office)– St. Anthony’s College (built 1930, acquired 1990)– Cairnes Building– Áras Moyola– Site for Engineering Building– (Sports Centre)

CAPITAL PROGRAMME

• 2006 PROGRAMME €368m• 43 PROJECTS

• SUBSEQUENT NET ADDITIONS 53m• MAINLY NEW RESEARCH BUILDINGS

– HSS RESEARCH BUILDING– SCIENCE RESEARCH BUILDING– TRF

• TOTAL €421m

PROJECTS COMPLETED/IN PROGRESS

• SPORTS CENTRE €22m

• OTHER SMALLER PROJECTS €19m

• REFURB./EQUIP./MINOR €64m€105m

PROJECTS AT DESIGN/PLANNING

• ENGINEERING €53m• HUMAN BIOLOGY €43m• RESEARCH BUILDINGS €75m• PODIATRY €2m• OTHER SMALLER PROJECTS €34m

TOTAL €207m

OTHER PROJECTS

• EXPANSION• CONSOLIDATION• UPGRADING• AESTHETIC• CONSEQUENTIAL

• 20+ PROJECTS €109m