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Campus Center, Central Texas CollegeKilleen, Texas

A rchitect Alison Beck, Freese and Nichols, describes the new Campus Center at Central Texas College as the

campus living room. The College, based in Killeen, Texas, serves a commuter population drawn from the adjacent Fort Hood Army Base and surrounding communities of fam-ily members, base employees and nearby residents. The Center provides a place where students can study for a test in solitude or in groups, meet with friends, or get a cup of cof-fee. The 48,000-square foot building is also where the School of Nursing (the College’s largest class) can conduct graduation cer-emonies in the second floor conference center, which accommodates 500 people. The Board of Trustees can host meetings and presentations for a hundred people in their boardroom; it is where full-service catering facilities can provide banquet services; and it is where students can browse for books and more in a campus bookstore four times the size of the store it replaces.

Located just south of the original 40-year-old student center, the new Center features terra cotta roofs, an upstairs patio and shaded arcades. The structure shares

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155 SFOFFICE

288 SFSTAIR 2

148 SFVESTIBULE

974 SFCORRIDOR

195 SFDISHWASH

225 SFPOTWASH 50 SF

CUSTODIAL62 SF

WOMEN'S82 SF

LOCKERS61 SFMEN'S

101 SFOFFICE

105 SFOFFICE

92 SFOFFICE

142 SFRECEIVE

454 SF

VENDSTORAGE

127 SF

DRYSTORAGE

132 SFFREEZER

133 SFFRIG.

421 SF

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435 SFCOOK

1076 SFPREP

585 SFSNACK BAR

1159 SFSERVERY

682 SFCORRIDOR

1262 SFMECH.

602 SFRECEIVE

94 SFELEV.

86 SFMACHINE RM.

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Freese and Nichols, Inc. Texas Boardof Professional Engineers Reg. No. 2144

C. ALLEN MCREE04.30.2009TEXAS NO. 16270

CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGESTUDENT CENTER

STUDY

02/16/11FIRST FLOOR PLAN A101

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Glazing: PPG Solarban® See advertisement on page 3.

Extended Product Information

LEED® Silver Pending

Built Up Roofing: Johns ManvilleClay Tile: Ludowici

Glazing: PPG Solarban®Carpet: Atlas Elevators: Thyssen Krupp

Lighting: Cooper

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BUILDING TOTAL = 48,744 SF

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1394 SFBOARDROOM

727 SF

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313 SFCORRIDOR

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1539 SFMEETING RM

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2593 SFCORRIDOR

761 SF

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Freese and Nichols, Inc. Texas Boardof Professional Engineers Reg. No. 2144

C. ALLEN MCREE04.30.2009TEXAS NO. 16270

CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGESTUDENT CENTER

STUDY

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both the architectural vocabulary and a fresh perspective on the existing, Mediterranean-style campus buildings. A 4,000-square-foot pedestrian plaza that creates a dramatic multi-use space between the two buildings links the old Student Center, scheduled for renovation. Tree-lined stairs on both sides of the Campus Center connect the plaza to new parking at the South entrance. The site utilizes native and adapted species of shade trees, multi-trunk flowering trees, shrubs and groundcover on more than half the open space, providing open lawns and shaded areas with benches. Banded panels of brick pavers and decorative pedestrian-scale light-ing with pole-mounted banners define the hard surfaces and edges of the plaza space, and disguise an emergency-vehicle access lane as a pedestrian mall.

Inside the new Student Center, a grand staircase winding around the clock tower graces the two-story dining hall. On the sec-ond floor, the conference center can house large events or be subdivided into four smaller spaces for more flexibility. “Pre-function” areas at large events offer nooks for everyday use as study spaces.

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DIvISIon CoST % oF SQ.FT. SPECIFICATIonS CoST CoST

PROCUREMENT & CONTRACTING REQ. 741,309 7.32 15.26 Procurement forms & supplements, contracting forms & supplements, project forms, conditions of the contract, revisions, clarifications & modifications.GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 938,707 9.27 19.32 Price & payment procedures, administrative requirements, quality requirements, temporary facilities & controls, product requirements, execution & closeout. CONCRETE 776,474 7.67 15.98 Forming & accessories, reinforcing, cast-in-place, cast decks & underlayment (concrete breakdown, cubic yards foundation, 650; cubic yards other structures, 1,450; cubic yards floors, 350 – elevated slab). MASONRY 645,000 6.37 13.28 Unit, manufactured.METALS 763,157 7.54 15.71 Structural metal framing, joists, decking, cold-formed metal framing, fabrications, decorative metal. WOOD, PLASTICS & COMPOSITES 238,289 2.35 4.90 Rough carpentry, finish carpentry, architectural woodwork.THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 337,410 3.33 6.95 Dampproofing & waterproofing, thermal protection, roofing & siding panels, membrane roofing, flashing & sheet metal, roof & wall specialties & accessories, fire & smoke protection, joint protection, clay roofing. OPENINGS 123,695 1.22 2.55 Doors & frames, specialty doors & frames, entrances, storefronts & curtain walls, windows, hardware, glazing, louvers & vents. FINISHES 1,196,075 11.81 24.62 Plaster & gypsum board, tiling, ceilings, flooring, wall finishes, acoustic treatment, painting & coating, stucco. SPECIALTIES 29,754 0.29 0.61 Information, interior, safety.EQUIPMENT 874,074 8.63 17.99 Food service.FURNISHINGS 27,500 0.27 0.57 Multiple seating. CONVEYING SYSTEMS 90,023 0.89 1.85 Elevators (1 passenger, 1 freight). FIRE SUPPRESSION 55,808 0.55 1.15 Water-based fire-suppression systems, fire-extinguishing systems.PLUMBING 364,488 3.60 7.50 Piping & pumps, equipment, fixtures. HVAC 1,536,000 15.17 31.62 Facility fuel systems, piping & pumps, air distribution, air cleaning devices, central HVAC equipment. ELECTRICAL 1,170,639 11.56 24.10 Medium voltage distribution, low-voltage transmission, electrical & cathodic protection, lighting. COMMUNICATIONS 183,409 1.81 3.77 Structured cabling, data, voice, audio-video. ELECTRONIC SAFETY & SECURITY 32,500 0.32 0.66 Access control & intrusion detection, detection & alarm. TOTAL BUILDING COSTS 10,124,311 100% $208.39EXISTING CONDITIONS 112,500 Subsurface investigation, demolition & structure moving.EARTHWORK 198,146 Site clearing, earth moving, earthwork methods, shoring & underpinning, piers.EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS 1,056,469 Bases, bollards, & paving, site improvements, irrigation, planting.UTILITIES 638,000 Water, sanitary, storm, electrical, communications. TOTAL PROJECT COST 12,129,426 (Excluding architectural and engineering fees)

UPDATED ESTIMATE To APRIL 2012: $218.86 PER SQUARE FooT

Project General Description

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EASTERN U.S. Sq.Ft. Total Cost Cost________________________________________________

Atlanta GA $261.49 $12,704,050Pittsburgh PA $329.71 $16,018,149New York NY $420.66 $20,436,949

CENTRAL U.S. Sq.Ft. Total Cost Cost________________________________________________

Dallas TX $252.96 $12,289,787Kansas City KS $341.08 $16,570,499Chicago IL $355.29 $17,260,937

WESTERN U.S. Sq.Ft. Total Cost Cost________________________________________________

Los Angeles CA $338.23 $16,432,412Las Vegas NV $309.81 $15,051,537Seattle WA $338.23 $16,432,412

Regional Cost TrendsThis project, updated to April 2012 in the selected cities of the United States.

Cost EstimatorCCM Construction Services, LLCP. O. Box 120455, Arlington, TX 76012www.ccmconstructionservices.com

ArchitectFreese and Nichols, Inc.4055 International Plaza, #200, Fort Worth, TX 76109www.freese.com

Civil, Structural, MEP & Landscape Architecture: Freese and Nichols, Inc. 4055 International Plaza, #200, Fort Worth, TX 76109

General Contractor: VCC, LLC 600 East Las Colinas Boulevard, #1225, Irving, TX 75039

Food Service: Worrell Design Group 10200 Richmond Avenue, #280, Houston, TX 77042

AV Consultant: Moye Consulting 6303 Commerce Drive, #150, Irving, TX 75063

Construction Team

Campus Center, Central Texas College EDUCATIonAL EU120334

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Location: Killeen, Texas Date Bid: Mar 2010 Construction Period: Apr 2010 to Aug 2011 Total Square Feet: 48,583 Site: 5.5 acresNumber of Buildings: One.Building Size: First floor, 26,252; second floor, 22,331; total, 48,583 square feet. Building Height: First floor, 18’8”; second floor, 18’8”; floor to floor, 18’8”; total, 43’8”.Basic Construction Type: New.Foundation: Cast-in-place, pier & grade beam, reinforced concrete, slab-on-grade. Exterior Walls: Brick, stucco, aluminum storefront. Roof: Built-up, clay tile. Floors: Concrete. Interior Walls: CMU, metal stud drywall.