CAMPUS MASTER PLAN AMENDMENTS
CAMPUS MASTER PLAN, 2005-2015
AMENDMENTS
JANUARY 2013
FACILITIES PLANNING &
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
AMENDMENTS
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COMPREHENSIVE MASTER PLAN
JANUARY 2013
Contents
1. Acreage Chart of Land Use Changes
2. Relationship of Amendments to Public Facilities in Context Area
3. Land Use Amendment
FLU-13-1
Heavener Hall Warrington College of Business, Figure 2-1
FLU-13-2
Eastside Campus, Figure 2-1.d
4. Capital Improvements Amendments
Table 13-1
Ten Year Capital Projects List, 2005-2015
Figure 13-1
Future Building Sites
Figure 13-1.d
Future Building Sites – Eastside Campus
5. Replacement Maps
Figure 2-1
Future Land Use
Figure 2-2
Future Building Site by Future Land Use
Figure 13-1
Future Building Sites
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Section 1
ACREAGE CHART OF LAND USE CHANGES
UF Main Campus
Land Use
Classification
Academic
Academic - Outdoor
Active Recreation
Active Recreation Outdoor
Buffer - Green Space
Urban Park
Conservation
Cultural
Housing
Parking
Road
Support
Utility
As Adopted
March 2006
274.87
325.20
72.04
Total Acres As
Amended
March 2008
276.37
325.20
72.04
198.26
22.73
68.42
447.27
19.51
158.69
93.45
83.68
167.12
24.48
197.76
22.73
67.92
447.27
19.51
158.69
91.88
83.68
169.28
23.39
FLU-13-1.a
Heavener Hall
.14
-.14
Total Acres
As Amended
March 2013
276.51
325.20
72.04
197.76
22.59
67.92
447.27
19.51
158.69
91.88
83.68
169.28
23.39
UF Alachua County Satellite Properties
Eastside CampusLand Use
Classification
Academic/Research
Buffer
Parking
Road (not a land use)
Support
Utility
Total Acres
As Adopted
March 2006
2.57
2.87
3.76
1.92
2.8
0.33
Total Acres
As Amended
December
2010
2.32
3.15
3.75
1.29
3.41
0.33
FLU-13-2.d
-0.04
0.00
-0.52
-0.22
0.78
0.00
Total Acres
as Amended
January 2013
2.28
3.15
3.23
1.07
4.19
0.33
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SECTION 2
RELATIONSHIP OF AMENDMENTS TO PUBLIC FACILITIES IN CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
CONTEXT AREA
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Section 3
MAP AMENDMENT FLU-13-1
Undergraduate Studies Building UF-380 (Heavener Hall) - This proposed land use
change is being initiated in conjunction with the design of UF-380 Graduate Studies
Building (Heavener Hall) on the site. This building was projected to be located for its
current site in the Master Plan, however during site analysis it was determined that the
building would need to extend to the east, which placed a portion of the proposed
building in the Green Space Buffer land use category.
Heavener Hall will include classrooms, seminar and meeting rooms, and study/lounge
space for undergraduate students, along with staff offices and support spaces capable of
hosting special events. It is to be located at the de facto “Entrance Gateway” to the
University, immediately south of University Avenue and west of SW 13th Street
immediately adjacent to the 5 buildings used by the College of Business Administration.
The buildings massing and materials must, therefore, be compatible with nearby facilities
on the National Register of Historic Places, while also being “of its time” and presenting
an appropriate aesthetic from all angles.
Figure
2-1
13-1
Title
Future Land Use
Future Building Locations
EXISTING LAND USE
Green Space Buffer
PROPOSED LAND USE
Academic/Research
ACRES
.13
PUBLIC FACILITIES IMPACT
There are no public facilities impacts with this amendment. The project is consistent
with the Campus Development Agreement.
LANDUSE COMPATIBILITY
The proposed building location is designated as Academic/Green Space Buffer in the
2005 Campus Master Plan. This proposed change lies in the Historic District and is
immediately adjacent to the academic buildings Bryant, Matherly and Gerson Halls.
Since the building is to be used for additional lecture and interaction space for the
adjacent business colleges the site is well chosen for its immediate proximity to the
college’s other buildings.
CONSISTENCY WITH GOP’S
A review of the goals, objectives and policies (GOP’s) of the Campus Master Plan
indicates that the proposed parking garage is consistent with the Master Plan and supports
the following objectives and policies:
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Future Land Use
Objective 1.1: Make available future building sites that provide a range of future land use
activities to support the academic mission of the University meeting the needs of the present and
allowing for rational, sustainable growth that does not compromise the potential for future
development and protection of valuable natural and cultural resources.
Policy 1.1.4: The Future Land Use map and Future Building Sites map shall be used to identify
available land and redevelopment sites suitable for development on the main campus to
accommodate future growth, define future infill opportunities and conserve existing resources.
Future Land Use maps shall identify available land for development on university satellite
properties consistent with the list of projects in Table 13-1 and the Capital Improvements
Element. This inventory of available sites shall be updated on a periodic basis, no less than once
every five years, to reflect changes in status.
Policy 1.1.5: The selection of building sites, refinement of future building site footprints and
design of associated site improvements within designated future land use areas shall:

Conform to the Future Land Use definition in Policy 1.1, Future Land Use
Element;

Preserve or satisfactorily realign pedestrian connections and future shared use
path alignments that appear on the Urban Design Connections Map in the Urban Design
Element;

Create functional compatibility between adjacent facilities within the contiguous
future land use area and along the boundaries between different future land use
classifications, particularly when a new structure is adjacent to a Conservation land use as
addressed in the Conservation Element, Policy 1.3;

Create building groupings that frame functional open space when encouraged by
the Future Land Use definition;

Provide compatibility of size, scale, orientation and materials with existing
structures in the Registered Historic District and its impact area as presented on the
Historic District Area of Impact Map in the Urban Design Element;

Group similar or associated programs in close proximity to one another in order
to facilitate interaction between the facility occupants, particularly in support of
interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary teaching and research;

Concentrate buildings in centers of development to accommodate convenient
pedestrian access between buildings, provide a critical mass that facilitates associated
support activities (parking, transit, food service, etc.) and retain open spaces; and

Avoid locations of undesirable soils or topography by conducting appropriate
soil and geotechnical evaluations during site selection and design.
Academic Facilities Element
Objective 1.2: To increase academic and research facilities to eliminate deficiencies and
support the university’s Academic Strategic Plan.
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MAP AMENDMENT FLU-13-2
Eastside Campus – A Data Center is being built on the Eastside Campus on Waldo Road
in Gainesville. The building will serve as an off-campus back-up location for academic
and administrative support functions from various departments across the main campus
University. This building serves an important back-up function of the University. The
placement of the building was projected at another location, but due to site constraints the
current site was selected. In addition, the Powell Hall Structures Lab is being added to
provide additional academic /research space to the existing structure. These two projects
programs required the minor reworking of Land Use classifications as shown on the
figures and East Campus Land Use table.
Figure
2-1.d
13-1.a
Title
Future Land Use
Future Buildings
EXISTING LAND USE
Academic/Research- Parking
PROPOSED LAND USE
Support
ACRES
Academic/Research: (-) 0.04
Parking: (-) 0.52
Road: (-) 0.22
Support: (+) 0.78
PUBLIC FACILITIES IMPACT
There are no public facilities impacts with this amendment. The project is consistent
with the Campus Development Agreement.
LANDUSE COMPATIBILITY
The Eastside Campus has been conceived as a mixture of academic and support functions
since it was brought into the Campus Master Plan in 2004. The Data Center Building
will serve an important support function as a back-up, off main campus, data warehouse.
The addition to the Structures Lab
CONSISTENCY WITH GOP’S
A review of the goals, objectives and policies (GOP’s) of the Campus Master Plan
indicates that the proposed office building is consistent with the Master Plan and supports
the following objectives and policies:
Support / Clinical Facilities Element
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Objective 1.0: Provide support facilities consistent with the academic support needs of
the University and in accordance with applicable space standards and customer
expectations.
Policy 1.1.4: Support facilities that attract the general public and/or have minimal interaction with
students should locate on the campus perimeter adjacent to parking and transit facilities, or in offcampus locations, or at the Eastside Campus on Waldo Road to maximize accessibility.
Urban Design Element
Objective 1.3.: Utilize building construction, renovation and rehabilitation to enhance the
campus environment.
Policy 1.3.10: New buildings, building additions or building renovations on the Eastside Campus
shall be consistent with the overall site layout depicted in Figure 1-12, and shall incorporate
landscaping, pedestrian circulation, transit and bicycle access, and functional open space. New
structures shall be two to five stories in height except where unique building programs dictate
lower heights and approval is obtained from the Land Use and Facilities Planning Committee.
Building skin materials shall include Gainesville-range brick and project the image of a satellite
campus comparable to the main campus.
Intergovernmental Coordination Element
Objective 1.4: Implement procedures and programs for effective community coordination on
issues of economic development, emergency services, transportation and other community
goals consistent with the University’s Mission and the programs of the City of Gainesville and
Alachua County.
Policy 1.4.1: The University shall consider potential for locating non-academic services and
other programs within appropriate areas of the community, including East Gainesville, that could
enhance on-going and/or proposed economic development activities identified in the objectives
and policies prepared by Alachua County and the City of Gainesville in their comprehensive
plans.
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SECTION 4
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AMENDMENTS
Table 13-1 “Ten Year Capital Projects List, 2005-2015” tracks the ten-year building
program anticipated by the University. The December 2010 amendments to this table
reflect current project status including revised completion dates, changes to project
descriptions, additions and deletions of projects. According to the University of Florida
Internal Operating Memorandum and Delegation adopted on March 28, 2003,
“corrections, updates or modifications to the Capital Improvements Element concerning
costs, revenue sources, acceptance of facilities or facility construction dates consistent
with the adopted plan, and corrections, updates, or modifications of current costs in other
plan elements shall not be considered to be plan amendments and are not subject to these
provisions”. However, all updates to Table 13-1 are included herein as a project status
report.
Projects on this List that are funded by state revenue sources including Public Education
Capital Outlay (PECO) and Facility Enhancement Challenge Grant (FECG/Courtelis
Match Program) are updated annually and approved by the University of Florida Board
of Trustees.
The following tables and figures are modified with this Campus Master Plan amendment.
Figure
Table 13-1
Figure 2-1
Figure 2-2
Figure 13-1
Title
Ten-year Capital Projects
Future Land Use
Future Buildings w/Landuse
Future Building Sites
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
CAMPUS MASTER PLAN, 2005-2015
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Table 13-1: Ten-Year Capital Projects List, 2005-2015 (BOLD and yellow hightlighted text
indicates changes in the April 2012 minor amendment. This list does not represent all revisions that may
be shown in the forthcoming Campus Master Plan Update for 2010-2020.)
Project Name
(UF Project #)
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Project Description
PROJECTS - ACADEMIC / RESEARCH
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order at time of CMP adoption)
This project is to remodel the ground through 6th Floor
Levels of the Pharmacy Wing and update space
currently utilized by the Departments of Pharmacy
Practice, Pharmaceutics and the Center for Drug
Discovery to house their research and administrative
functions, including offices for the faculty, and to create
additional generic research laboratory space to meet
any unmet needs of the Departments of Medicinal
Pharmacy Wing
Chemistry, Pharmacodynamics and Pharmacy Practice.
Remodeling,
Phase II (UF-196)
4,500
Completed April 2005.
The project will partially demolish, and then infill and
renovate, the first two floors of Holland Hall to increase
the size of the Legal Information Center by 75%. The
quality and quantity of instructional space will be
enhanced with new classrooms on the renovated 3rd
floor of Holland Hall and in (2) new connectors between
Holland and Bruton-Geer Halls. The final product will
triple the current inventory of classroom space, and will
provide a classroom seat for nearly the entire student
body. The site west of both buildings will be redeveloped as a plaza area, with a new staff parking lot
south of the existing lot along Village Drive. Early site
construction and demolition began in July of 2003 as
the building design was finalized. The new classroom
Legal Information
towers were completed for use in the Fall of 2004. The
Center Addition
expanded Legal Information Center was completed
and Law School
57,500
Phase II (UF-150)
47,000
48,000
June 2005.
Major full scale historical renovation of the Old Women's
Gym building. Project to provide office, classroom and
seminar space for Center for Womens Studies and
Kathryn Chicone
Gender Research in the College of Liberal Arts and
Ustler Hall (UF208)
13,840
Sciences. Completed August 2006.
Library West
The project will construct 60,000 GSF on the north side
Addition and
of the existing library and remodel the existing 117,000
Remodeling (UFGSF including repairs to the exterior. Completed July
144)
60,000
117,000
2006.
This project is for construction of a new research
laboratory facility for the Interdisciplinary Center for
Biotechnology Research at the University of Florida.
The new building will include research laboratories,
teaching labs, and administrative office space in support
of university-wide research programs. The proposed
Biotechnology Laboratory Pavilion is programmed to be
a 24,500 GSf facility, providing 16,500 net assignable
square feet to house the research, training and
administrative operations of the ICBR. This facility will
allow the ICBR to consolidate their operations which are
ICBR
currently located in six different Health Science Center
Biotechnology
and Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences facilities,
Laboratory
as well as a small one story administrative building.
Pavilion (UF-134)
Design and construction will be concurrent with that of
– combined with
UF-136, the Genetics and Cancer Research Center.
Cancer/Genetics
Research Center
24,500
Completed June 2006.
Project
Map
Location
G-509
B-512
C-506
C523 and
C-1
G-320
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Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
255,500
286,700
-
11,900
2,778
-
11,087
18,082
3,360
NIMET Nanoscale
Research Facility
(a.k.a.
Multidisciplinary
Nanosystems
Research Facility,
UF-202)
80,000
57,867
-
Biomedical
Sciences
Research (UF269)
214,750
-
-
2,600
40,000
48,617
-
Project Name
(UF Project #)
Cancer/Genetics
Research Center
(UF-136)
Veterinary
Medicine Food
Animal Research
Facility / Deriso
Hall (UF-195)
Steinbrenner
Band Practice
Facility / Music
Building Addition,
Phase I (UF-207)
Perry Construction
Yard at M. E.
Rinker Hall (UF277)
Pugh Hall (UF288)
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
This project is for construction of a multi-disciplinary
biomedical research facility at the University of Florida
for the UF Genetics Institute and the Cancer Research
Center. The new facility will include research
laboratories, animal research facilities, faculty and
administrative offices, and a rooftop research
greenhouse. The proposed Genetics and Cancer
Research Center is programmed to be a 255,500 gross
square foot facility, providing 148,500 net assignable
square feet to house the research, training and
administrative operations of the Genetics Institute and
Cancer Research Center and a Central Energy Plant.
This facility will provide the two entities with the
necessary space to increase the level of funded grant
research, and will provide efficiencies in operation
through the consolidation of the core research support
facilities. Design and construction will be concurrent
with project UF-134, the ICBR Research laboratory
Pavilion. Completed June 2006.
A new 11,900 square foot facility for the Department of
Large Animal Clinical Sciences on the site of the old
IFAS Meats Lab Building Bldg. No. 65. The space
program focuses on the needs of Food Animal faculty
and staff and the Food Animal Services program and
their vehicles. The Food Animal Services program is an
outreach program providing veterinary medicine
services to area farms and ranches. Completed April
2006 with 9,998 GSF replacing a demolished 7,220
GSF existing building.
This project includes a rehearsal hall sufficient to hold
300 performers of the University of Florida Pride of the
Sunshine Fightin Gator Marching Band offices,
instrument storage, band library, and instrument issue
room. Completed August 2008.
This project will construct a new multi-disciplinary facility
to house clean rooms, laboratories, office and support
space for multi-disciplinary research in the
nanosciences. As a user facility, the NRF will house
few permanent research faculty and staff. The mission
of the NRF is to foster collaborative research by users
from the college of Engineering, College of Medicine
and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (primarily
Physics and Chemistry Departments). Completed
January 2008.
The project is for a new interdisciplinary research
building to combine life sciences, engineering and
medicine with space for research labs, office and animal
care facilities. Program components include the
Institute for Bioimaging and Bioengineering (IBB) that
partners a new Biological Imaging Center, the
Department of Biomedical Engineering, the Office of
Technology Licensing, the General Clinical Research
Center and Industry within the same building. Proximity
to related programs housed in the McKnight Brain
Institute is a key consideration of site location.
Completed August 2009.
This project will cover and partially enclose an existing
2,585 GSF outdoor classroom and demonstration yard
for the construction trades. The area will not be climate
controlled. Consistent with Rinker Hall’s LEED Gold
Certification, the project is conceived to include a green
roof design. Completed April 2007.
This project proposed to construct a new building to
house the Graham Center for Public Services and
related program support within the College of Liberal
Project
Map
Location
G-320
G-246
C-2
F-38
G-36 or
G-35
C-321
C-323
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Project Name
(UF Project #)
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
Arts and Sciences. Completed December 2007.
Project
Map
Location
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Extension IFAS
Professional
Development
Center (UF-361)
Frazier Rogers
Hall Addition:
Center of
Excellence
Biofuels Lab
10,000
-
2,693
252
-
2,200
Levin College of
Law Advocacy
Center (UF-155)
20,000
-
Master of
Business
Administration
Building / Hough
Hall (UF-206)
45,000
54,000
-
Pathogen
Research Building
(UF-275)
144,010
90,000
-
UF Innovation
Center
160,000
-
Irrigation
Research and
Education Park
(IREP) Relocation
The Extension Professional Development Center will
enhance UF IFAS extension, research, teaching and
outreach programs and foster collaborative
opportunities by all interested public and private
community organizations. This facility will provide for
academic support, office, and support space.
Completed December 2011.
This project provides laboratory and support space for
the Center of Excellence Biofuels Laboratory.
Completed February 2008.
This project is necessary to vacate the existing location
on Hull Road to make way for student recreation athletic
facilities. The new location will be southeast of the
orchard in the vicinity of the vacated Poultry Unit. The
Irrigation Research Park is an outdoor teaching facility
with minimal support structures. The project is in design
with a current plan to split the teaching and research
functions of the IREP. The teaching element will be
located at the vacant poultry complex and will renovate
building #152. The research element is being proposed
near Ritchey Road. Completed 2008.
This project provides a new courtroom, support,
meeting, and shelled office space. The building will be
constructed south of Bruton-Geer Hall. Completed
August 2009.
The project will include departmental office spaces,
classrooms, and career services spaces, and could
potentially house some existing centers such as the
Public Utility Research Center, BEBR, Retailing,
Entrepreneurship and the Center for International
Business among others. Completed April 2010.
The project is for a new multi-disciplinary research
building to be jointly used by the Health Science Center,
CLAS and IFAS. The building will consist of research
labs, teaching labs, offices and support services.
Program components include the Environmental and
Human Toxicology Center that must be relocated from
its current location near the Genetics Cancer Research
Center where future research buildings are planned.
Completed October 2009.
This project will be constructed in phases by a publicprivate partnership with Alexandria Equities, Inc. to
provide life science and technology related laboratory
and office space. The proposed building(s) will include
Alexandria’s unique range of state-of-the-art facilities
and proprietary products and services designed to
foster the development of the broad and diverse life
science and technology sectors. The Innovation Center
will also include highly flexible and adaptable space for
more established entities and key university-related
functions. Project Deleted.
K-413
F-6
I-316
B-101
C-5 or C6
G-54 , G36 or G33
G-55&56
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Veterinary
Education and
Clinical Research
Center (UF-313)
67,175
95,310
49,233
0
Veterinary
Medicine CT Scan
Facility (UF-287)
-
900
Project Description
This project is for construction of an addition to College
of Veterinary Medicine Small Animal Hospital at the
University of Florida, and renovation of existing hospital
space. The proposed Small Animal Hospital Expansion
is programmed to include 67,175 gross square foot of
new facility, along with 49,233 gross square foot of
renovated hospital space. This facility will allow the
Small Animal Hospital to relieve space deficiencies,
which are currently causing less efficient hospital
function and customer service. The project was
formerly named Vet Med Small Animal Hospital.
Completed October 2010.
Installation of a CT Scan facility in the College of
Veterinary Medicine Clinical Teaching Hospital (UF
Bldg. #215). The College will collaborate with the
IAMS pet food company for the installation of an MRI in
the VH-146 area of the Clinical Teaching Hospital for
animal patient diagnosis, both large and small animal.
Completed April 2007.
-
This project will construct a new modular building
adjacent to Building #625 to temporarily house research
programs that will eventually move into the Emerging
Pathogens and/or Environmental Toxicology building
projects. Completed March 2009.
Project Name
(UF Project #)
Aquatic
Pathobiology Phase I (LM-4611)
3,499
Addition to the
Aquatic
Pathobiology
Building - Phase II
(LM-4722)
3,470
-
College of
Engineering
Renovations (UF363)
-
38,500
Veterinary
Medicine
Auditorium
(UF313-U)
5,800
-
Weimer Hall
Vertical Addition –
Phase I (UF-342)
7,580
5,570
Chemical
Engineering Additi
on Student Center
44,147
8,691
11,788
-
Phase II will provide space for research of aquatic
mammals to compliment the fish/toxicology research
being conducted in the Phase I area. Completed March
2010.
The project will renovate four buildings (Benton
Hall/Bldg. #0721, Nuclear Science/Bldg. #0634, Weil
Hall/Bldg. #0024, and Larson Hall/Bldg #0722) within
the College of Engineering. These projects are
estimated at 35,000 - 40,000 total square feet. The
purpose of these renovations is to create more lab
space, reduce energy consumption, upgrade space to
latest code, and allow for more technologically
advanced lab space. The scope may also include the
renovation of temporary space as laboratories are
renovated. Weil Hall is on the National Register of
Historic Places and will be modified accordingly.
Completed June 2011.
This project will construct a new 165-seat auditorium
north of the Veterinary Medicine Academic Building.
Completed August 2011.
This project was split into two phases, the first of
which includes an interior renovation and two floors
of expansion infill that does not extend onto the
2001 addition. The project creates a “convergence
newsroom” and support space within the radio and
television studio area of the building. Completed
July 2012.
This addition to the existing Chemical Engineering
Building will house new departmental offices and
student lounges on the first floor; and state-of-art
research and teaching laboratories wet laboratories on
the second floor. The second floor wet lab will be
shelled during Phase I construction, and completed as
Phase II. The building will include a new shared public
Project
Map
Location
G-65
G-530
G-59
G-59
C-505
G-427
C-528
F-244
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Plant Science
Diagnostics
Facilities (IFAS 11085)
20,595
6,000
-
Institute on Aging /
Clinical
Translational
Research Building
(UF-357)
110,307
-
IFAS
Communications
Building
3,428
-
College of
Business
Administration
Undergraduate
Studies Building/
Heavener Hall
(UF-380)
45,000
-
15,000
42,900
29,850
30,382
103,400
167,500
95,000
-
Project Description
lobby/atrium that connects to the addition via a corridor
and serves as a backdrop to the existing plaza west of
the New Engineering Building. Completed August
2012
This building will house all plant and soils diagnostic
testing labs associated IFAS on the UF main campus.
The project will be coordinated with and complement
the planned IFAS Plant, Soil and Water Sciences
building project. Alternately, this building program may
be satisfied in the Pathogen Research Facility or IFAS
Plant Soil and Water Sciences building. Completed
December 2012.
This project will construct a new building up to 7 stories
that will house clinical and support programs of the
College of Medicine, Institute on Aging. These
programs will move out of the Butler Building #210 and
will demolish this 9,693 GSF temporary building. The
new building is anticipated to construct 120,000 GSF,
for a net increase of 110,307 GSF. Under Construction;
Scheduled Completion in March 2013.
This project will demolish existing UF Bldgs #0449
(890 GSF) & 0661 (1,682 GSF) to replace them with a
new 6,000 GSF building for communications offices.
Scheduled completion October 2013.
The proposed new building will be home to the School
of Business undergraduate programs, consolidating
functions currently housed in Matherly, Stuzin, and
Bryan Halls. The new building will provide a variety of
classrooms, study and breakout rooms, academic
advising space, and staff offices, but faculty offices will
remain in existing buildings. The project will also be
responsible for enhancing the surrounding site,
including the gateway/entry at the corner of SW 13th
Street and University Avenue. Construction anticipated
early 2013 through Spring 2014.
This project will rehabilitate and convert into a
Student Learning Commons to provide a variety of
research & study spaces for individual and group
activity. Scheduled Completion January 2015. The
Departments of Agronomy and Soil & Water Sciences
currently occupy Newell Hall and its Annex. The IFAS
Plant/Soil Water Sciences building will relocate those
occupants so that the building can be renovated for
occupants to be determined. as a teaching facility for
the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. An auditorium
and additional classroom space is also needed in this
part of campus. These needs are anticipated to be
addressed, in part, by an addition and/or new Annex
building at Newell Hall. Newell Hall is on the National
Register of Historic Places and will be modified
accordingly.
This project will provide for expansion of the Medical
School with additional classrooms and modern teaching
laboratories including simulation facilities. The project
is not yet fully funded for construction, but
completion is targeted for February 2015. In
Design.
-
The project will construct an addition to the south
side of the Nuclear Science Building (UF Bldg.
#0634). Only design is funded at this time.
Project Name
(UF Project #)
Newell Hall
Renovation Rem
odeling,
Restoration and
Addition UF-212
Health Science
Center Harrell
Medical
Education /
Simulation
Building UF-286
Nuclear Science
Building
Addition
48,000
Project
Map
Location
I-217 or
E-78
G-416
E-421
C-428
C-518 &
C-323
G-33 or
G-35
C-113 &
C-114
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
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Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Animal Research
Lab #1
Replacement /
Relocation
-
12,370
Architecture
Building Addition
and Renovation
30,000
83,800
Astronomy
Building and
Teaching
Observatory
Relocation
76,140
-
Chemistry /
Chemical Biology
Building
111,800
-
CLAS Life
Sciences
112,530
-
Constans Theatre
Addition, Phase II
11,500
-
Dental Building
Expansion
160,000
-
Project Name
(UF Project #)
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
This project will relocate the animal laboratories of the
Racing Lab to complete the relocation of all animal
research west of SW 34th Street. The existing
laboratory facilities include 9,370 GSF in the main lab
plus 3,000 GSF in an annex. The existing building was
constructed with state funds under a 20-year service
contract signed in 1999. Non-state funding will need to
be identified to fund the relocation. This project was reprioritized due to accommodations for the animal
research program within the Biomedical Sciences
Building project.
This project will demolish the north elevated one-story
portion of the existing Architecture building (built in
1979) and infill with a multi-story addition of classroom,
studio and office space for faculty and/or graduate
students. The existing open plaza is proposed to be
renovated as a covered atrium that could be used for
lectures, studios, exhibits, receptions and other public
events. The remaining existing building will be
renovated as needed to accommodate modern studios
and classroom facilities.
This project is for construction of a new facility located
adjacent to the Physics Building to house the
Astronomy Department. The new facility will be
connected with an enclosed circulation element to the
Physics Building. The program will include research,
offices and classroom spaces. The high bay research
spaces will be designed for collaborative research and
fabrication of the state of art telescope
components. The project includes a roof top
observatory and nanotechnology fabrication labs. The
project will include demolition of the existing
observatory (520 GSF) and vacating space in the
Bryant Space Science Research Building, which can
then be reassigned.
The Chemistry/Chemical Biology Building will catalyze
growth in critical areas that build on chemical insights
into biological problems. The building will house
researchers in biochemistry, chemical applications of
genetics, biophysical chemistry, drug discovery, and
nanochemistry as applied to the analysis and detection
of pathogens and disease. The facility will centralize
core chemical biology research and teaching
infrastructure to be the centerpiece of recruitment for
the next generation of world class chemical biology
faculty and students.
The new building will provide a set of specialized
facilities for the life sciences that are not currently
available, or are inadequate in the present Bartram/Carr
complex and will house the Zoology and Botany
Departments.
This project proposes an addition to the north elevation
of the existing Constans Theatre to include a Script
Library classrooms and graduate student spaces. The
addition will open out to the Union North Lawn creating
a new lobby/entry focal point accessible from the
lawn. The floor slab will be connected to the existing
second floor level at north and south ends of the
Constans Theatre.
This project is for a 240,000 GSF addition to the DSB
that will provide expansion for the College of Dentistry
research functions and office space with potentially new
or renovated space for dental clinics.
Project
Map
Location
G-61
C-3 & C511
F-41
C-7
C-37 or
G-59
C-301
G-48
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Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Entomology/Nema
tology Support
Facilities
15,000
-
Equine Sports
Complex
30,000
-
Project Name
(UF Project #)
HDC/BSB (HSC)
Remodeling /
Renovation
-
120,000
20,000
-
IFAS Fisheries
and Natural
Resources
Water, Soil Land
and
Plant Sciences Re
sources Bldg
122,490
-
Law School
Library and
Classroom Phase
IV
-
4,000
Livestock Pavilion
/ Animal Support
Facility
36,050
23,950
-
61,600
113,332
-
27,250
33,430
83,460
89,462
McCarty Hall
Renovation
Mechanical
Engineering Lab
Replacement
Norman Hall
Remodeling /
Addition for the
International
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
The Entomology and Nematology Departments need
additional greenhouses, support and storage facilities to
serve these departments near the Department building
on Surge Area Drive.
This project will construct a new Equine Sports
Complex, consisting of classrooms, teaching labs and
research labs with access to horse pastures. The
project program will focus on equine sports medicine.
This project addresses the need for modernization and
upgrades to various aging Health Science Center
facilities to serve the academic and research programs
conducted by the Colleges of Dentistry, Medicine,
Nursing, Pharmacy and Health Professions, with first
priority to those facilities housed in the Basic Sciences
and Human Development buildings.
This project will construct a new facility to serve the
Fisheries Aquatic Sciences program along with some
functions of the School of Natural Resources and the
Water Institute. It will include classrooms, teaching
labs, research labs, offices and support.
The project is for a new 120,000 GSF research building
for the College of Agriculture. The building will include
space for research labs, teaching labs and related
support.
This project seeks to augment the funded project, Legal
Information Center Addition & Phase II Law Building, by
providing for additional renovations not funded in the
Phase II-III project. Also, this phase will provide for
much needed upgrades to the existing mechanical, fire
protection, and telecommunications systems installed
as part of the earlier phases of the Law School projects.
The project primarily consists of renovations to Brutonrd
Geer Hall and 3 Floor offices in Holland Hall.
This project proposes to construct a 60,000 GSF
teaching facility at the Sandhill Farms Beef Teaching
Unit near Williston Road. It is necessary to vacate the
existing structure (23,950 GSF) on Archer Road to
make way for future parking and academic buildings.
The structure will include expanded classrooms to
complement the covered teaching arena and improve
functionality over the existing structure.
This project consists of the renovation of approximately
61,600 GSF of McCarty A, B & D to upgrade spaces,
correct deficiencies and improve the functionality of the
building and its systems.
This 140,000 GSF project proposes to replace the
existing Mechanical Engineering building. The new
facility will house the combined Mechanical Engineering
and Aeronautical Engineering programs. The project
scope will include the demolition of existing 26,668 GSF
building and the machine shop attached to the west
side of the Rhines Hall. The project will take advantage
of elevation change in the north/south direction to
include a below grade floor starting at higher elevation
opening out to a common service yard shared between
new facility and Rhines Hall. The project will provide
high-end research labs, high bay machine shops,
offices and classrooms, state-of-the-art auditorium, wind
tunnel and shared public lobby with amenities to unify
the two engineering programs.
The Norman Hall Remodeling/International Media Union
includes renovations to the ground floor Norman Library
and new construction infill for the International Media
Union. This project will also renovate historical Norman
Project
Map
Location
I-119 &
120
G-310
G-503,
510, 533
& 532
E-247
E-79, E74 or G59
B-512
l-117
C-508,
520 & 524
C-18
C-10, C504 and
C-507
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Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Norman Hall
Remodeling
-
45,000
P. E. T. Scan
Facility
30,000
-
-
50,000
110,000
68,946
-
151,220
16,000
2,104,856
2,435,755
2,398,831
2,429,236
2,372,840
2,400
Project Name
(UF Project #)
Media Union
Plant Science
Growth Facilities
Psychology
Building
Remodeling and
Addition
Weil Hall
Remodeling,
Phase II
Weimer Hall
Vertical Addition –
Phase II
SUBTOTAL
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
Hall. The building is need of major cosmetic and utilities
infrastructure upgrades. Norman Hall is on the National
Register of Historic Places and will be modified
accordingly. The proposed site of the addition (C-10) is
moved from the space between Norman Hall and
Norman Annex to the parking lot on the northeast
corner of Norman Hall.
This project is for building renovation of the historical
Norman Hall. The building is need of major cosmetic
and utilities infrastructure upgrades. Norman Hall is on
the National Register of Historic Places and will be
renovated and modified accordingly. This project is
deleted and combined with the International Media
Union.
This project will construct a Positron Emission
Tomography Facility that provides a much needed
research function at the Health Science Center. The
project will provide laboratory space and laboratory
support for investigators involved in research to
advance knowledge about computerized tomography
scanning and its applications for the treatment of
diseases. By providing laboratory space in conjunction
with nearby treatment facilities, investigators will have
the unique opportunity to utilize the Positron Emission
Tomography system as part of their research activities.
This project will construct new greenhouses and
supporting headhouse to replace the older greenhouses
on campus. This project will be implemented
incrementally with an estimated five new replacement
greenhouses per year on average.
This project proposes to construct an addition and
renovate space in the existing Psychology Building
including classrooms, research laboratories, offices,
vivarium/laboratories, auditorium and support space.
The project will likely be phased, or alternately its
program may be incorporated in whole or in part within
the CLAS Life Sciences building.
Complete restoration and remodeling of Weil Hall. The
west half has been remodeled but the east half has
major deficiencies.
This Phase II addition project proposes to construct
two additional floors on the 2001-addition portion of
Weimer Hall and renovate the existing auditorium to
improve acoustics and technology. The addition will
provide space to house expanding programs in Science
Health Communication, Interactive Electronic
Media and the Documentary Institute.
Project
Map
Location
C-504 &
507
F-32
I-190 & E224
F-115
C-505
C-528
975,629
887,372
925,872
931,974
PROJECTS - SUPPORT / CLINICAL
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
This project will demolish the existing Building #521,
which was built in 1958, and construct a new building
with modern classrooms, art and science laboratories,
storage and ADA-compliant restroom facilities. The
existing building consists of 5,500 GSF that will be
replaced with a building of 10,740 GSF for a net gain of
5,240 GSF. This building replacement is necessary due
P.K.Y. Arts and
to the age and condition of the structure, as well as
Sciences Building
Replacement
5,240
5,500
classroom space and resource deficiencies. The
H-108
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Project Name
(UF Project #)
Hub (UF-237)
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
-
66,900
UAA Football
Offices (UAA-18)
32,000
18,380
Infirmary Addition
Student Health
Care Counseling
and Wellness
Center – Phase I
(UF-256)
34,000
20,000
22,549
23,974
6,000
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
project is funded from a PKY School PECO allocation
and is justified by a supplemental educational plant
survey. Completed November 2005.
The project scope involves renovations to the existing
Hub Building. The Technology Union, as part of
Academic Technology is envisioned as a facility that
allows student access to multiple information
technologies in support of learning and extracurricular
activities. Completed in February 2007 to house
Academic Technology and the International Center.
This project proposes to construct an addition and
renovate a portion of the UAA Football and other
administrative offices. Completed July 2008.
This project will provide a 34,000 GSF expansion and
minor renovation to the existing Infirmary Building. The
expansion will include an outpatient health clinic located
in close proximity to the existing infirmary building.
While this is not a comprehensive health care facility, all
clinical functions will be located in one facility while
most of the business, administrative and mental health
functions will reside in the current infirmary. This project
will be funded from the Capital Improvement Trust
Fund. The Infirmary is on the National Register of
Historic Places and will be renovated and modified
accordingly. This project will construct a new Student
Health Care Center to house programs to be relocated
from the Infirmary and Peabody Hall facilities for
Women’s Clinical Services, Mental Health Clinic, Health
Promotions and a Pharmacy. The project will also
develop program and design for a Phase II addition.
Completed February 2010.
Project
Map
Location
C-514
C-17
C-12 D-12
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Transportation
and Parking
Services Offices
(UF-290)
2,000
1,430
7,570
Laundry Services
Building
Renovation
-
20,070
Gator Band Shell
Replacement (UF345)
2,860
3,140
Sun Terrace
Expansion (UF354)
5,500
-
This project will relocate and replace the existing
administrative and customer service office of the
Transportation and Parking Services Division. The
project proposes to construct these facilities as a liner
building to a future parking garage. The existing 7,570
GSF temporary building offices will be demolished and
replaced with 9,000 GSF of new construction.
Completed September 2009.
The University intends to begin outsourcing laundry
services so that this facility will no longer be needed.
The building will be reassigned. Renovations are
complete for use as the Physical Plant Annex.
Completed June 2009.
The project scope includes demolition of the existing
university bandshell/restroom facilities and replacement
with a new bandshell, restrooms, and support facilities
(UF Buildings # 255 & 256 totaling 3,140 GSF). The
existing facilities will be replaced with a structure of
6,000 GSF to provide enhanced accommodation for
concerts, graduation convocations, and other mass
outdoor events. Completed July 2009.
This project will construct a 1,500 GSF addition to the
existing Sun Terrace food service and a new structure
of 4,000 GSF for expanded food service. The project
will also provide enhanced outdoor seating, an
enhanced entrance to the Health Center Library from
the Sun Terrace, and possibly a covered walkway
leading to the library. Completed August 2011.
-
This project will construct a new food service facility
consisting of approximately 3,500 GSF on the west side
Turlington Hall
Addition (LM-
3,000
G-45
D-501
B-313
G-423
C-263
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Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Columbarium
-
-
Rawlings Hall
Addition
4,100
-
10,000
17,317
20,000
56,209
2, 500
-
Project Name
(UF Project #)
4737)
P.K.Y.
Developmental
Research School
Replacement
Facilities
Addition to “Gator
Locker” the
Official Store of
Florida Athletics
(UAA-28)
Fresh Food Court
(LM-5005)
3,800
Wilmot Gardens
Greenhouse (LM5040)
3,653
-
Reitz Union Annex
Expansion and
Renovation
100,000
90,000
65,000
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
of Turlington Hall. The project will also incorporate a
relocation of the Student Information Booth (Bldg #447)
and associated site improvements. Completed July
2010.
This project will construct a columbarium within an
Urban Park Future Land Use area. The project will
include landscaping, lighting and other site
improvements as needed. In Design. Anticipated
completion in September 2012.
This project will construct an addition to the west façade
of Rawlings Residence Hall. It will create a new entry
that features food services, restrooms, seating areas
and support space. Space will include 2,100 GSF of
interior space plus approximately 2,000 GSF of outdoor
covered walkway and seating area. Anticipated
completion in February 2013.
This project proposes to replace classroom and support
spaces on the P.K. Yonge school campus based upon
updated Educational Plant Study and space standards.
The P.K.Y campus was built in 1958, with only a limited
number of buildings constructed in more recent years.
As such, the campus physical plant is in need of
upgrades including technology, security, deferred
maintenance, ADA and other building codes. New
buildings will be designed as minimum two-story
structures when feasible to make more efficient use of
the small campus. The project includes demolition of
105,657 GSF of existing buildings to be replaced with
179,183 GSF of new buildings plus reconstructed
parking lots, athletic fields and support. Phase 1
demolishes an existing 9,237 GSF building #0514 and
constructs a 37,000 GSF building for elementary
classrooms. Completed May 2012. Phase 2 is
beginning design for the Middle/High School
Building that proposes to construct 75,000 GSF
while demolishing 13,925 GSF (Bldgs #513 & 517).
The retail store located at the north end zone of Ben Hill
Griffin Stadium is proposed to be expanded.
This project will expand the existing Fresh Food Court
at Broward Dining on Inner Road to add 340 seats and
needed support space. Scheduled Completion May
2013.
The greenhouse will be constructed along the south
border of Wilmot Gardens to support the healing
garden and research functions of the rehabilitated
gardens. Completion scheduled fall 2013.
The Reitz Union continues to experience space
shortages for various student services, student
organizations, meeting rooms, conference space,
Student Government offices and a multi-cultural center.
This project proposes to construct an addition annex
facility south of Museum Road potentially connected by
skywalk to the existing Reitz Union. The project will
nd
demolish the existing colonnade including the 2 floor
10,000 GSF meeting space, renovate 65,000 GSF in
the existing Union and construct a 100,000 GSF
addition. With a proposed location on an existing
surface parking lot, the structure would be designed to
incorporate parking and potentially interconnect to an
adjacent site considered for future library expansion.
Project schedule anticipates construction to start in
summer 2013 and be complete by April 2015.
Project
Map
Location
E-420
H–333 –
H-341
C-430
C-429
G-435
F-40
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Project Name
(UF Project #)
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
Project
Map
Location
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Animal Research
Support
Relocation/Replac
ement Facilities Phase II
7,882
32,118
Baby Gator
Replacement
Facility
36,079
-
Criser Hall
Addition &
Renovation with
Peabody
Renovations
12,000
8,555
FMNH Digester
Replacement
Facility
1,000
-
FMNH Exhibit
Loading, Storage
and Staging
Facility
12,550
-
120,000
-
The project is for replacement/relocation of the animal
research facilities currently located west of SW 34th
Street (32,118 GSF). A new complex of approximately
40,000 GSF is being developed south of Archer Road in
closer proximity to the HSC and other users of these
research animal support facilities. Currently, one
building has been relocated and the remaining buildings
will be relocated within the ten-year horizon.
The project proposes to construct a replacement facility
to house the growing enrollment demand at the existing
Baby Gator facility, and to better accommodate
associated teaching and research support facilities.
The program includes classrooms, offices, outdoor
playground and support spaces for College of
Education programs. The existing Baby Gator buildings
will be available for reassignment, or eventually for
demolition to create a future building site.
This project proposes to enclose the existing patio
space west of Criser Hall to construct a three-to-four
story structure for expanded student support services.
The project will also renovate the student financial aid
area currently located in Criser Hall. These facilities
were designed to accommodate large crowds prior to
technology advances that allow students to conduct
business over the computer. However, student
enrollment has grown and student support programs
have expanded, which are in need of additional space.
Some student services located in Peabody Hall, such
as the Student Counseling Center, are in need of
additional space that can be provided by relocating
other Student Affairs units into the Criser Hall addition.
The reassignment of Peabody Hall space will likely
create the need for minor revisions that will be done
consistent with its status as a registered historic
building. This project will provide the facilities
necessary to accommodate updated student services
programming.
This project will construct a 1,000 GSF facility in the
Surge Area to replace the existing digester located on
Radio Road. This relocation is necessary to make the
Radio Road site available for future housing.
This project will construct an enhanced loading dock
area for the FMNH that will facilitate staging and limited
storage of exhibits. The east façade may incorporate a
covered picnic pavilion area facing the Center for
Performing Arts. As part of this project or a stand-alone
project, alcohol storage will be provided for specimens.
This project proposes to construct a medical clinics
building west of SW 34th Street near the Orthopaedic
Surgery & Sports Medicine Building. The building could
house multiple College of Medicine clinics that would be
relocated from HSC facilities near Archer Road and
other satellite facilities.
-
This project proposes to add 72 hotel rooms and
approximately 3,500 GSF of conference space to the
existing hotel and conference center.
Health Science
Center Clinical
Building at SW
34th Street
Hilton Guest
Room and
Conference
Center Expansion
45,000
J-230, J231, 232,
233, 234,
236 & 237
D-87
C-158 &
C531
I-249
I-274
D-259
I-82 & I168
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Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
P.K.Y. FamilySchool
Collaboration
Early Childhood
and Family
Outreach Center
5,000
7,289
-
Public Safety
Building
40,395
44,155
4,790
State University
System Press
9,256
-
Project Name
(UF Project #)
Student Health
Care Center –
Phase II
Student
Information Booth
(Bldg. 447)
Relocation
West Student
Dining Facility
SUBTOTAL
37,000
-
-
-
17,000
492,262
528,058
540,532
544,632
540,932
544,585
-
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
The Family-School Collaboration Center proposes a
facility to provide adult education, community
involvement and community access to university
resources in a "non-university" atmosphere. The facility
could house some existing centers in the College of
Education such as the University Center of Excellence
in Development Disabilities, Florida Collaborative for
Community Inclusion and similar related programs.
This project will provide for a new University Police
Department facility. The project will also renovate the
current police facilities in Building #27 & #132 to provide
compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
and Fire Safety Regulations as well as meeting current
security and functional requirements of the department.
Building #27 is on the National Register of Historic
Places and will be renovated accordingly.
The State University System Press has outgrown its
current space. A new facility is recommended either as
a reconstruction in the same location or as a liner
building to a future parking garage at the Cultural Plaza
complex.
This project will expand the new Student Health Care
Center to relocate remaining functions currently located
in the Infirmary and Yon Hall.
The existing information booth (692 GSF) was
constructed in 1986. This project proposes to relocate
the structure closer to the Computer Science Building or
elsewhere on the site to facilitate pedestrian flow and
transit access. This project should be accomplished in
conjunction with overall site enhancements.
This project proposes to construct a new student dining
facility in the western side of campus convenient to
student housing and the Southwest Recreation Center.
The project may be constructed as a liner building to a
future parking garage.
Project
Map
Location
H-107
F-24
C-112 or
I-269
D-90
C-263
D-90 or I267
193,023
223,232
288,232
PROJECTS - CULTURAL
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
Mary Ann Harn
This project provides 14,304 GSF of exhibition gallery,
Cofrin Pavilion
19,240
support, cafe and curatorial spaces. Completed
(UF-115)
14,304
September 2005.
I-324
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Phillips Center for
the Performing
Arts Lobby
Expansion Phase
I (UF-297)
12,000
4,555
4,400
Harn Museum
Addition – Asian
Art Wing (UF-273)
38,686
18,000
25,800
-
The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts hosts a
variety of performances in its 1,800-seat facility. The
existing lobby is too small to accommodate full-house
audiences during intermission. This project proposes to
extend the existing lobby by creating a new front facade
and enclosing two existing side terraces. The terrace
enclosures were completed January 2008.
This project will construct 16,000-18,000 25,800 GSF of
new exhibit, curatorial and support space to house the
Asian Art collection. The project also includes an
exterior Asian Garden and other site improvements
scheduled for completion in July 2010 Completed
March 2012.
I-272 &
273
I-275
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Estimated
Project Name
Net New
(UF Project #)
GSF
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Cultural Plaza
Auditorium
10,000
-
Harn Museum
Addition
38,686
20,686
-
Phillips Center for
the Performing
Arts Lobby
Expansion Phase
II
12,000
7,445
4,400
Phillips Center for
the Performing
Arts Support
Space Expansion
4,800
-
205,730
290,456
285,520
293,320
-
Powell Hall
Addition
SUBTOTAL
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
The three entities present in the Cultural Plaza complex
(Florida Museum of Natural History, Harn Museum of
Art and Phillips Center for the Performing Arts) have
need of a shared 400-seat auditorium. The project is
proposed as a liner building on a future parking garage
to be located in the existing surface parking lot of the
Cultural Plaza complex.
This project proposes to expand and partially renovate
the Harn Museum of Art to support expanded education
outreach, enlarged gift shop, expanded curatorial
support spaces and a new exhibit wing. The project will
include master planning for an outdoor sculpture
garden. The Asian Art Wing project will partially
construct this project. The remainder is Phase II.
The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts hosts a
variety of performances in its 1,800-seat facility. The
existing lobby is too small to accommodate full-house
audiences during intermission. This project proposes to
extend the existing lobby by creating a new front facade
and enclosing two existing side terraces. The terrace
enclosures were completed January 2008. The lobby
expansion and front façade remains unfunded.
The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts hosts a
variety of performances in its 1,800-seat facility. This
project proposes to provide a Green Room for
performers and a catering kitchen by constructing a
vertical addition on the rear office portion of the building.
This project proposes an expansion of Powell Hall to
house the administrative, research and collections
curatorial components of the Florida Museum of Natural
History currently located in Dickinson Hall. The FLMNH
has expanded its unique position as a research
museum and has outgrow Dickinson Hall, which is
landlocked and is not suitable for expansion or
renovation as a state of the art research building. The
expansion and relocation will allow the entire museum
operations to be combined in a single facility, providing
greater interaction between research, curatorial and
exhibits aspects of the museum.
Project
Map
Location
I-268
I-110
I-271
I-527
I-81
4,400
PROJECTS - HOUSING
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
Scope includes removal of asbestos-containing floor tile
and mastic, removal and replacement of existing
windows, installation of new central air conditioning and
heating hot water systems and associated steam and
piping systems, installation of new electrical breakers,
Murphree Hall
conduit and wiring, and upgrade of restrooms and
Renovation (UF236)
97,450
miscellaneous interior finishes. Completed July 2005.
The Sorority will demolish its existing house (16,020
GSF) on Sorority Row and build a new structure of
Delta Delta Delta
23,122 in the same location to better serve the needs of
Sorority House
the members in an updated facility. Completed August
Replacement
7,102
2007.
This project will conduct a facilities assessment to
determine the best approach for a net gain of 200
graduate/family housing units. University village
communities have an average occupancy of 1.7
Corry Village
Reconstruction
150,000
155,430
persons/dwelling unit, therefore, this project would
C-522
H-322
B-145
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Project Name
(UF Project #)
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
house approximately 340 new residents for a total of
approximately 556 persons in Corry Village. Phase I
(UF-365) – Corry Village Commons Building
Replacement demolishes the existing 1,020 GSF
building and replaces it with a new 9,000 GSF building.
Completed April 2012.
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Alpha Epsilon Pi
This project will demolish the existing fraternity house
(AEPi) Fraternity
on Stadium Road. The existing house of 10,980 GSF
House
will be replaced with a new house of 14,027 GSF.
Replacement
3,047
Completed.
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Sorority House
This project will construct a 630 GSF addition to the
th
Addition
630
existing house on SW 9 Avenue. Completed.
This project will provide new or renovated space for the
house parent suite, chapter room, dining room, and
kitchen. It will also renovate dorm rooms and provide
an additional 9 beds. The project will also provide
Beta Theta Pi
various life/safety and code compliance upgrades. The
Fraternity House
original house was constructed in 1955, and all
5,000
10,000
Addition and
renovation/addition work will respect and enhance the
Renovation (UF
historic architectural character. The project has 4
Bldg. #430)
phases planned over 3-4 years depending upon
fundraising, with the first phase anticipated to begin in
2009. Phase two is expected to follow shortly and be
completed in summer 2010.
Phi Mu Sorority
This project will construct an addition of 1,800 GSF to
Addition and
1,800
the existing house on Sorority Row for use as a Chapter
Renovation
Room. Completed August 2012.
This project will demolish the existing house of 14,478
Theta Chi
GSF on Fraternity Row, and replace it with a building of
6,522
Fraternity
21,000 GSF and increase the number of beds from 50
to 60. Scheduled completion summer 2013.
This new residence hall is to increase the number of
beds available to undergraduate students with a
Single Student
design mix of Single Occupancy Suites, Double
Housing 2015
60,000
Occupancy Suites, Single and Double Occupancy
(UF-400)
ADA Enhanced Suites and several "Super Suite"
style rooms. The building is anticipated to be five
stories and provide 250 beds.
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Fraternity or
Sorority House
7,400
2015 Graduate /
Family Housing
Complex
SUBTOTAL
120,000
284,502
288,179
293,179
301,501
361,501
-
-
One lot is available on West Fraternity Drive for
construction of a Greek house.
This project will construct additional graduate/family
housing as demand warrants, and is anticipated to
provide occupancy for approximately 600 students in a
Village Community setting.
Project
Map
Location
B-331
H-342
B-422
H-432
B-431
C-160
B-150
E-253
through
257
252,880
PROJECTS - RECREATION SPORTS
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
Phase I of this project constructed thee new basketball
Broward Courts
courts, volleyball courts, skateboard and skate hockey
Outdoor
facilities as well as upgrades to the tennis courts and
Recreation
walkways. Phase II will construct a restroom and
1,0
Complex, Phase II
equipment storage building plus a staff monitor building
00
(UF-164)
1,666
and landscape enhancements. Completed September
C-311 &
C-312
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(UF Project #)
Estimated
Net New
GSF
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Project Description
2005.
Project
Map
Location
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Southwest
Recreation Center
Expansion, Phase
III (UF-331)
75,0
00
37,000
27,
000
6,600
Construct additional student recreation facilities to
potentially include a track, wellness center, activity
rooms, increased strength and cardiovascular space,
climbing wall, cycling room and juice bar with related
office and support space. Completed July 2010.
D-166
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Northeast
Recreation Center
189,000
-
Recreation Courts
at Bledsoe Drive
-
-
Recreation Courts
at Corry Village
Reconstruction
-
-
Southwest
Recreation Field
Expansion at Hull
Road
5,000
-
Southwest
Recreation Pool
35,000
-
SUBTOTAL
304,0
00
300,666
262,666
Construct a new student recreation to serve students
living on the east and northeast sides of campus.
Facilities potential to include strength and
cardiovascular space, multipurpose rooms, gymnasium,
activity rooms, locker rooms, juice bar with related office
and support space.
The student parking lot on Bledsoe Drive is proposed to
redevelop into recreation courts once additional student
parking is provided in a new garage at the Cultural
Plaza complex.
Areas have been identified for future recreation courts
south of Corry Village. These areas are proposed to be
developed in coordination with the Corry Village
reconstruction project.
An area south of Hull Road has been identified for
future student recreation fields and/or courts with
support structures such as equipment storage.
Development of this area will require relocation of the
existing Irrigation Park. Project Deleted. UAA Lacrosse
Field located on this site. Recreation Sports met this
program requirement by reassigning the existing UAA
soccer practice field to Recreation Sports.
This project proposes to construct a swimming pool in
conjunction with the expansion of the Southwest
Recreation Center.
C-243
D-86
B-140
I-215 and
I-330
D-167
27,
000
6,600
PROJECTS - RECREATION: UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
The Spring Sports Master Plan calls for the initial
construction of a new baseball/football building, and
renovation of the existing Lemerand Center at Perry
Field. The project will include restrooms and equipment
storage serving the football practice field, and indoor
UAA Baseball
batting cages. The Lemerand Center renovation will
Locker Room
relieve overcrowding where five team sports share
Construction and
space, and will improve the appearance of Perry Field
Lemerand Center
and the adjacent practice fields. Completed October
Renovation (UAA20,760
10,090
17)
45,459
24,000
2006.
B-105,
106, 515,
516 and
517
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
UAA New
Women's Field
Sport Facility
Lacrosse Field &
This project proposes to develop athletic fields with
Locker Room
support structures such as equipment storage, locker
(UAA-20)
6,000
rooms and spectator facilities. Completed July 2009.
D-83 & 84
I-215 and
I-330
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ELEMENT
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
Golf Course
Clubhouse
Renovation and
Expansion (UAA19)
5,320
4,480
O’Connell Center
st
1 Floor
Renovation (UAA24)
-
33,700
Ben Hill Griffin
Stadium West
Concourse
Renovation (UAA25)
-
47,083
Project Description
This project proposes to renovate the existing Golf
Course Clubhouse to provide new entryway, offices,
and locker rooms. The addition will enclose an existing
patio to provide new space for cart storage and repair
with a second story for event gatherings, concessions
and restrooms. Completed August 2008.
The project consists of approx. 18,800 GSF of
renovation and approx. 14,900 GSF of refinished space
to the lower level of the O’Connell Center. The
renovation and improvements of the facilities are
necessary to 1) replace and update the currently out
dated, deteriorated, and damaged finished; 2) provide
more efficient use of space for this level’s operational
changes; and 3) provide a better image and
atmosphere for users of the facilities on the lower level
of the O’Connell Center. Completed December 2011.
This project will renovate the west concourse of the
football stadium on the main and upper levels plus
adjacent Restrooms and Concessions. The design is
aimed at improving the Stadium functionality and image
for both game day and non-game day use. Completed
July 2012.
13,994
This project will renovate and expand the gymnastics
studio to meet current needs. The project will modify
space on the concourse, lower level and mezzanine
mechanical area. Completed December 2012.
Project Name
(UF Project #)
O’Connell Center
Gymnastics
Studio (UAA-27)
10,936
Tennis Practice
Facility (UAA-23)
-
22,509
Softball Batting
Complex
Renovation (UAA26)
11,936
3,496
-
200
Renovations to the O’Connell Center will include the
arena bowl, seating, concessions and restroom
areas in addition to mechanical system upgrades
and an expanded east entry area.
This project will renovate the existing Linder Tennis
Stadium (Bldg #125) to meet current NCAA standards,
and improve the visitor and athlete experience. The
extent of the renovation is being determined but may
include a complete demolition and rebuild. Scheduled
completion January 2013.
This project will upgrade the Women’s Softball Complex
at the Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. The project will
replace the existing practice batting facility with a new
structure for five batting lanes, and add additional
seating to the east and west sides of the field. The
interior renovation includes remodeling the existing
storage area for umpire locker rooms, install power
infrastructure for a new video system in the team
meeting room, and finish the walls and ceiling.
UAA’s electronic media department, GatorVision, seeks
to equip a high definition-quality video control room in
space already allocated in Weimer Hall for this purpose.
The project would include fiber connections, as well as
the necessary equipment to produce all video board
productions and live web casts for football, men’s and
women’s basketball, volleyball and gymnastics. The
project may also renovate baseball/softball
scoreboards.
-
As part of the Spring Sports Master Plan, a new Track &
Field Locker and Team building is proposed for the
northwest corner of the existing track stadium. The
facility will house men's and women's locker rooms, AV
room, team lounges, visitors' locker room, a main
concourse and stadium ticketing. Enhancements to the
O’Connell Center
Renovation (UF392)
Scoreboard
Control Room &
Baseball/Softball
Scoreboards
Renovation
150,000
Project
Map
Location
A-153
B-436
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
UAA Track and
Field Building and
Percy Beard
Stadium
Renovations
12,000
B-307 &
B-529
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Project Name
(UF Project #)
SUBTOTAL
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
38,760
68,779
91,651
10,090
28,480
299,462
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
Percy Beard Stadium include facade improvements,
landscaping and pedestrian walkways.
PROJECTS - SUPPORT/CLINICAL: UF&SHANDS
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
This project proposes to construct an outpatient
ambulatory surgery center for use by various
UF&Shands clinical practices. The facility will contain 8
surgery suites and employ approximately 30 people
Ambulatory
including some staff who are already employed at the
Surgery Florida
adjacent Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine
Surgical Center 25,000
Phase I
26,619
Center. Completed September 2007.
This project adds a new third and fourth floor to the
Shands Medical
existing clinical building. Phase I completed July 2005.
Plaza B Addition
46,350
Phase II completed March 2006.
The project will demolish the remaining Schucht
Village building (23,050 GSF) to construct
administrative offices (12,000 GSF) and an
emergency power generating plant (10,000 GSF) for
Shands Facilities
Shands Hospital. Scheduled completion in May
Administration
-1,050
2013.
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Ambulatory
Surgery Florida
Surgical Center Phase II
15,000
-
Archer Road
Administration
Building
-
SUBTOTAL
180,000
220,000
267,969
266,919
This project proposes to expand the outpatient
ambulatory surgery center to add four additional surgery
suites.
The administration for Shands Hospital and associated
clinics needs a centralized facility to more efficiently
manage operations. It is proposed to construct a facility
with approximately 180,000 GSF of space for this
purpose. The building will be similar in nature and use
to the J. Hillis Miller Health Center administration
building located south of the Health Science complex at
the intersection of SW 16th Street and SW 16th
Avenue.
Project
Map
Location
D-262
G-525
D-327
G-163
-
PROJECTS - UTILITY
Funded or Partially Funded (chronological order)
The purpose of this project is due to the increasing
demand for research equipment to be connected to
power that is available in the event of an emergency, to
upgrade the Health Science Center facilities to meet
current code demands, and to isolate the current
emergency power supply from its current Shands
Hospital source. The power source will be constructed
as mechanical space within a HSC building. This
project was implemented in conjunction with the
Health Science
Biomedical Sciences Building. Completed August
Center
Emergency Power
2008.
NA
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ELEMENT
Estimated
Renovated
Estimated
/ Relocated
Project Name
Net New
(UF Project #)
GSF
GSF
Project Description
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Building expansions in the Southwest Research Circle
Chiller Plant #10
will require the construction of a new chiller plant to be
at Southwest
located west of the Cancer/Genetics Research Center.
Research
5,840
Completed August 2009.
The project will construct a 1.5 million gallon storage
tank for reclaimed water with 400 GSF of associated
support space. The tank will increase the University’s
reclaimed water irrigation capacity and minimize the
discharge of reclaimed water into the injection well
Reclaimed Water
Storage Tank
11,310
except during rainy seasons. Completed May 2008.
Project
Map
Location
G-343
F-332
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Animal Research
Support Utility
Facilities
1,300
-
Center Drive
North Chiller Plant
12,000
-
6,200
-
19,500
36,650
9,187
3,754,336
4,211,576
4,154,126
4,181,098
4,223,925
4,167,529
1,472,209
1,432,551
1,471,051
1,791,833
1,636,633
1,792,735
Chilled Water
Plant #9
Expansion
Sanitary Sewer
Treatment
Upgrades Membrane
Bioreactor
SUBTOTAL
MAIN CAMPUS
TOTAL
Utility infrastructure is needed to supply the facilities of
the Animal Research Support site, and potentially to
serve as a service hub for eventual extension of some
services to Energy Park. This project was re-prioritized
due to accommodations for the animal research
program within the Biomedical Sciences Building
project.
Building expansions in the vicinity of Center Drive and
Museum Road will require the construction of a new
chiller plant on the university's central system. This
project was re-prioritized in order to construct the
Southwest Research chiller plant first to meet critical
needs.
Building expansions in the HSC area will require
expansion of an existing chiller plant on the university's
central system. This project was re-prioritized in order to
construct the Southwest Research chiller plant first to
meet critical needs.
Building expansions and enrollment growth require the
upgrading of the sanitary sewer treatment facility. This
project is an upgrade within the footprint of existing
infrastructure. Additional storage capacity for reclaimed
water is also sought.
J-238
F-305
G-43
F-245
9,187
PROJECTS - TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING
Funded or Partially Funded Since CMP Adoption
Garage 13 (UF290)
Veterinary
Medicine West
-
-
-
-
This project proposes to construct a new parking
structure on an existing surface parking lot and
temporary building site at the northeast corner of Gale
Lemerand Dr. and Mowry Rd. The structure will include
a liner building to house the Transportation and Parking
Services offices. The identified site is subject to
additional traffic impact analysis during the project
design phase. The project will construct 956 parking
spaces on an existing 325 space surface lot, for a net
increase of approximately 631 parking spaces.
Completed in September 2009.
This project will demolish the Livestock Pavilion and
construct a parking lot, that together with the lot
G-46
G-62
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Project Name
(UF Project #)
Parking Lot
(UF313-N)
Hull Road West
Park & Ride Lot
Expansion
Estimated
Net New
GSF
Estimated
Renovated
/ Relocated
GSF
-
-
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
Project Description
reconfigured for the Veterinary Education and Clinical
Research Center (UF-313), will provide 608 parking
spaces for the project. Considered with the existing
parking lot that the building consumed, this will result in
a net increase of 31 parking spaces.
A private entity will be extending Hull Road
westward and modifying existing parking in the
Park & Ride 2 parking lot. A new parking lot will be
constructed south of the new road alignment, which
is expected to provide a net gain of 100-150 parking
spaces.
Project
Map
Location
D-437
Unfunded (alphabetical order)
Garage 14
-
-
Garage 15
-
-
This project proposes to construct a new parking
structure on a portion of the existing surface parking lot
at the O'Connell Center as need and funding
demonstrate feasibility. The identified site is subject to
additional traffic impact analysis during the project
design phase.
This project proposes to construct a new parking
structure on a portion of the existing surface parking lot
at either the Cultural Plaza or Orthopaedic Surgery
building as need and funding demonstrate feasibility. In
either location, the structure is anticipated to include
liner buildings to house various support functions. The
identified site is subject to additional traffic impact
analysis during the project design phase.
B-329
I-276 or
D121
PROJECTS - ALACHUA COUNTY SATELLITE PROPERTIES
Austin Cary
Conference
Center
Replacement
2,000
-
Eastside Campus
- Powell
Structures and
Materials
Laboratory (UF201)
8,565
-
Eastside Campus
- Building 1603
Renovations
-
26,277
Eastside Campus
- Building 1604
Renovation
-
16,120
The 5,800 GSF conference center at Austin Cary
was destroyed by fire in 2011. A replacement
building of 7,800 GSF will be constructed on the site
of the former building.
This new building is planned to be a one story enclosed
building with approximately 8,565 GSF to house a
concrete testing area, several offices, an
instrumentation area, necessary support spaces and a
storage area. The concrete testing area requires a 4feet thick concrete floor foundation for the main testing
area and strong walls. The interior is to have two 25 ton
cranes for moving concrete test forms and have a clear
height of 36 feet to the crane. The building has been
sited to easily receive deliveries of approximately 40'
long beams that will be brought by tractor-trailer.
Completed December 2005.
This project will renovate the existing building for
occupancy by the Bridges administrative unit with space
for offices, training, conference/seminars, mechanical
and storage. Completed September 2005.
This project will renovate the existing building for
occupancy by the administrative units and College of
Engineering researchers with space for offices, training,
mechanical and storage. Completed September 2012.
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ELEMENT
This project will construct various consolidated utility
infrastructure to service redevelopment of the site.
Telecommunications fiber hut (264 GSF) completed
October 2005.
Eastside Campus
– Telecom.
Infrastructure
Eastside Campus
- Utility
Compound and
Telecom.
Infrastructure
264
-
14,000
13,736
-
Eastside Campus
- Office Building
(UF-310)
80,000
84,021
-
Eastside Campus
Data Center (UF310A)
14,546
-
Eastside
Campus Powell
Structures Lab
Addition (UF310B)
-10,122
-
55,000
2,851
12,973
13,152
-
4,200
-
21,876
46,000
5,000
-
This project will construct structures for equipment
storage and use in field operations.
12,000
-
This project will construct structures for equipment
storage and use in field operations.
5,000
-
This project will construct structures for equipment
storage and use in field operations.
5,000
-
This project will construct structures for greenhouses,
equipment storage and use in field operations.
3,000
2,684
-
Eastside Campus
- Academic,
Research and
Support buildings
Eastside Campus
- Research Flume
Building
Libraries Remote
Services – Joint
Use Library
Storage Facility
Beef Research
Unit - Field
Support Building
Dairy Research
Unit - Filed
Support Building
Santa Fe Beef
Ranch - Field
Support Building
Millhopper
Horticulture Unit Field Support
Building
Millhopper
Horticulture Unit Office Building
Millhopper
Horticulture Unit –
FL Fish & Wildlife
Building #1397
Millhopper
Horticulture Unit
– USGS
Auditorium
Addition
This project will construct various consolidated utility
infrastructure to service redevelopment of the site.
This project will construct a 3- or 4-story office building
to house various academic and administrative support
functions. Associated parking, utilities and site
upgrades are also included in the project scope.
Completed April 2010.
This project will demolish exiting buildings #1621 (7,748
GSF) and #1622 (3,096 GSF) then construct a 25,390
GSF data center for consolidated back-up of main
campus computing systems. Scheduled Completion
January 2013.
This project will construct an 11,000 GSF addition to
the existing Powell Structures Laboratory. Through
this and related projects, several buildings will be
demolished including #1620 (2,643 GSF), #1616
(5,465 GSF), #1601 (2,661 GSF), #1602 (4,450 GSF),
and #1605 (5,903 GSF). Completed October 2012.
This project will construct new or replacement facilities
for academic, research and support activities to occupy
the Eastside Campus. As the site develops, the
University also intends to construct formalized parking,
up to a total of 476 spaces.
This project will construct a new facility for FDOTrelated research.
To meet the state-wide demand for storage, the State
University Libraries (SUL) is jointly seeking to build a
new six-aisle high-density shared storage facility
adjacent to the current UF Libraries Remote Services /
Auxiliary Library Facility (ALF). The estimated capacity
of the new facility would be three million volumes. This
includes on-site processing and shelving of the 1.5
million volumes already in storage at UF, Florida State
University (FSU) and other SUL. The project is
currently funded for design only.
3,850
This project will construct space for ten faculty and staff
offices. Completed 2007.
This project will construct office, lab and support space
for the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation including
some offices to be occupied by related University
support. Completed July 2007.
1,800
The project will construct a small auditorium
addition on an existing concrete block research
building subleased by USGS.
-
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Austin Carey
Forest - Field
Support Building
5,000
-
Wall Farm/HTU Field Support
Building
5,000
-
Lake Wauburg,
South - Lodge
13,200
-
Lake Wauburg Picnic Pavilions
-
-
Lake Wauburg,
South - Residence
2,000
-
Lake Wauburg,
South - Support
Facilities
6,000
-
Lake Wauburg,
North – Support
Facilities
2,050
3,724
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ELEMENT
This project will construct structures for equipment
storage and use in field operations.
This project will construct structures for equipment
storage, reproduction barn expansion and other field
operations support. In 2007, two support/storage
facilities were constructed totaling 1,312 GSF.
This project will construct a lodge facility similar to that
which exists at the North Park. Demand for use of the
North Park Lodge is greater than can currently be
accommodated.
This project will construct approximately two picnic
pavilions at the South Park and three small picnic
pavilions at the North Park.
This project proposes to construct a single-family
residence for the on-site park manager.
This project proposes to construct various support
infrastructure including a maintenance building and
yard, new check-in booth, new entrance road, dock,
boat house, expanded ropes course, parking and
associated utility upgrades. Parking is anticipated to
include 150 parking spaces on a combination of
asphalt, gravel and overflow grass areas.
The existing Cypress Lodge at Lake Wauburg North
Park will be renovated and expanded eastward to
better serve groups that hold events at the
recreation area.
PROJECTS - CAMPUS MASTER PLAN SATELLITE PROPERTIES OUTSIDE ALACHUA COUNTY
Fort Lauderdale
This project will construct a residence for graduate
REC - Graduate
student(s) working at the site. Completed September
Housing
2,485
2005.
Fort Lauderdale
REC - Support
This project will construct structures for greenhouses,
Facilities
10,000
equipment storage and use in field operations.
The project is relocating existing facilities from the
portion of the property that has been leased to FAU. A
total of 49,316 GSF will be demolished and 44,050 GSF
will be constructed. The new construction will include
replacement support, lab, and office space along with
two new graduate student houses. A Phase II project is
Fort Lauderdale
anticipated that will demolish and reconstruct
REC – Facilities
approximately 19,600 GSF of support buildings.
Relocation Phase
I (UF-315)
-5,266
Completed June 2009.
Mid-Florida REC Pharmacy
This project will construct a building for classrooms,
Building
25,000
laboratories and offices for the College of Pharmacy.
Mid-Florida REC Termite Training
4,000
This project will construct a building for classrooms,
Facility
6,000
laboratories and offices. Completed 2007.
Mid-Florida REC Support Facilities
15,000
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This project will construct structures for greenhouses,
equipment storage and use in field operations.
Note: Projects completed, under construction or in design after December 2004 are included in this 20052015 Capital Projects List.
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