South Halls: Ewing-Cross RenovationAE Senior Thesis: Tech. 1Quaid SpearingCM OptionSeptember 16, 2013

Client Information

• University Park is home to ~44,000 students, of which 13,700 live on campus

• Why Renovate?▫ Deterioration of current MEP systems▫ Not compliant with current building/ADA codes▫ Sorority relocation

• Project Expectations▫ #1 Priority = Safety▫ Meet Project Schedule▫ 50 Year Decisions

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Vicinity Map: Google Maps

Existing Conditions: Quaid Spearing

Existing Conditions

Building Systems SummaryDemolition

▫ Asbestos Abatement: ceiling mastic, floor tiles, insulation

▫ MEP systems, bathroom slabs, interior/exterior walls

Brick Façade East

Stone Panel Projection South

Wall Section

Photos by Quaid Spearing

North Walkway Slab Bathroom Slab

Structure

Masonry

Building Systems Summary• Mechanical

▫ System Types: Campus steam & Chilled Water, underground utilities▫ Distribution Types: Dual pipe system, four pipe system, Air-to-Air ERV▫ Fire Suppression: Wet pipe, with attic on dry pipe

MDP LDP Panel boardsElevators EmergencyXFRMR

Curtain Wall North/SouthQuaid Spearing

Power Riser Diagram: Quaid Spearing

• Electrical • Excavation

▫ Earth formed footings▫ no dewatering required

• Curtain Wall

Project Delivery SystemPenn State

Owner

Clark NexsenDesign Architect

Barton MalowDesign Builder

APA ArchitectsConsultant

Sweetland EngineeringCivil Engineer

McClure CompanyDA: Mech. & Plumbing

Penn InstallDA: Exterior Framing

& Drywall

Nittany Building Solutions

DA: Glass & Metal Panels

The Farfield Company

DA: Electrical

SA ComunaleDA: Fire Protection

Harris MasonryDA: Masonry

Clark NexsenMechanical Engineer

Clark NexsenElectrical Engineer

Clark NexsenStructural Engineer

Clark NexsenFire Protection

Engineer

GMP ContractLump Sum Contract

Communication

Staffing PlanVice President

Bob Grottenhaler

Senior Project Manager

Ken Pagett

SuperintendentKeith Merrit

Senior Superintendent

Andy Lawless

Project DirectorDan Buchta

Project TechnicianJodie Evans

SuperintendentMike Curtis

Senior Project Engineer

Nicholas Umosella

Project EngineerLindsay Wirtz

Project Cost EvaluationSouth Halls Renovation: Ewing-CrossPenn StateUniversity Park , Pennsylvania , 16802

Building Type: College, Dormitory, 4-8 Story with Face Brick with Concrete Block Back-up / R/Conc. Frame

Location: STATE COLLEGE, PAStory Count: 4Story Height (L.F.): 8Perimeter (L.F.): 895Floor Area (S.F.): 71,002Labor Type: STDBasement Included: Yes

Data Release: Year 2013 Quarter 3

Cost Per Square Foot: $195.34 Building Cost: $13,869,500.00

Scope differences and market conditions can cause costs to vary significantly.

RS Means Square Foot Estimate

Costs are derived from a building model with basic components.

Table 1: RS Means Square Foot Estimate

Table 2: Building Cost Summary Comparison

Description Total Cost SF Cost/SF % of Total Total Cost Cost/SF % of TotalDemolition 386,250.00$ 71002 5.44$ 3.26% - - -Concrete 414,900.00$ 71002 5.84$ 3.51% 1,787,500.00$ 25.18$ 17.24%Masonry 998,450.00$ 71002 14.06$ 8.44% 377,500.00$ 5.32$ 3.64%Metals 413,950.00$ 71002 5.83$ 3.50% - -Roofing 692,400.00$ 71002 9.75$ 5.85% 323,000.00$ 4.55$ 3.11%Doors & Hardware 417,000.00$ 71002 5.87$ 3.52% 481,500.00$ 6.78$ 4.64%Glazing & Metal Panels 817,800.00$ 71002 11.52$ 6.91% 110,000.00$ 1.55$ 1.06%Drywall & Ceilings 1,017,600.00$ 71002 14.33$ 8.60% 793,500.00$ 11.18$ 7.65%Flooring 372,550.00$ 71002 5.25$ 3.15% 687,500.00$ 9.68$ 6.63%Fire Protection 130,350.00$ 71002 1.84$ 1.10% 230,500.00$ 3.25$ 2.22%Mechanical & Plumbing 2,782,950.00$ 71002 39.20$ 23.51% 2,579,000.00$ 36.32$ 24.87%Electrical 1,304,000.00$ 71002 18.37$ 11.02% 1,305,000.00$ 18.38$ 12.58%Total Building Construction Cost 11,836,550.00$ 71002 166.71$ 100.00% 10,369,500.00$ 146.05$ 100.00%Total Project Costs 15,204,750.00$ 71002 214.15$ 13,869,500.00$ 195.34$

South Halls: Ewing-Cross Actual Cost Square Foot Estimate

Significant System Costs▫ Mechanical & Plumbing▫ Electrical▫ Drywall & Ceilings

Key Differences▫ Existing Structure▫ Roofing ▫ Low floor heights

Project Schedule Summary

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