MEMORIAL UNION: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE. WTW Architects November 30, 2016 presentation to the Steering Committee

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1 MEMORIAL UNION: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE WTW Architects November 30, 2016 presentation to the Steering Committee

2 WTW Architects Planning Team Derek Eversmann, AICP, LEED AP Jim Welch

3 Planning Process I - Visioning II Exploration of Options III Refinement IV - Synthesis

4 I - Visioning / Themes Front Door The arrival/greeting point for visitors to the University Crossroads The town square of campus life / student engagement Connections Join the Union + McCannel + site + accessibility Transparency - More open, more day lighting, and better way finding Infrastructure - Upgrade Technology & MEP Systems Dynamic Architecture A more active, vigorous, and energetic facility UND Vision Enhance and strengthen the University community

5 II - Exploration of Options Option A Main Street Option B Town Square Option C Front Door Option D Crossroads

6 III - Refinement Option 1 Infrastructure Improvements Only Option 2 Renovation + Infrastructure + New Connection to McCannel Hall Option 3 New Union Facility + New Connection to McCannel Hall

7 Existing Site

8 Option 1 - Lower Level

9 Option 1 - First Floor

10 Option 1 - Second Floor

11 Option 1 - Third Floor

12 Option 1 - Fourth Floor

13 Union Infrastructure

14 McCannel Infrastructure

15 10 Year Facility Renewal Needs by System Memorial Union + McCannel Hall Master Plan Category McCannel Union Accessibility $129,461 $124,546 Exterior $847,689 $474,479 Interior $1,019, 607 $2,487,956 Plumbing $160,473 $2,914,112 HVAC $858,360 $5,207,531 Fire/Life Safety $1,107,462 $699,722 Electrical $1,079,841 $4,092,404 Site $0 $54,497 Vert. Trans $523,674 $312,017 Health $243 $3,265,668 TOTALS $5,726,808 $19,632,933

16 Potential Program

17 MEMORIAL UNION PROGRAM Option 1 Infrastructure Option 2 Renovation Option 3 New Union Food Service 21,161 23,848 24,792 Ballroom Facilities 12,650 17,523 16,163 Conference/Meeting Rooms 5,818 12,832 13,371 Bookstore / Spirit Shop 1,895 2,014 2,091 Additional Retail Services 3,423 3,842 4,041 Theater/Auditorium 2, ,780 Recreation/Entertainment 5,046 6,368 5,865 Lounge Space 8,641 11,311 10,486 Academic Related 2,698 2,150 2,730 Student Organizations 3,919 10,434 10,149 Administrative 15,712 19,517 19,869 Multicultural 6,298 8,440 7,950 Special/Misc/Unassigned Space 100 3,144 5,158 TOTAL ASSIGNABLE SF 89, , ,445 TOTAL GROSS SF 145, , ,407

18 McCANNEL HALL PROGRAM Option 1 Infrastructure Option 2 Renovation Option 3 New Union Student Health Services Admin+Lab+Pharmacy 9,156 9,524 9,524 Health & Wellness Promotions 1,858 1,872 1,872 Non-Traditional Students Veterans Education Training Disability Services 1,516 1,600 1,835 Testing Services 970 1,020 1,075 Student Success Center 1,638 1,692 1,670 Counseling Center 6,827 6,805 6,552 Interview Rooms 1,169 1,127 1,170 Career Services 5,814 5,689 5,400 Student Academic Services Trio Programs 7,560 7,543 7,543 Lounge/Miscellaneous 0 1, TOTAL ASSIGNABLE SF 38,226 39,862 39,559 TOTAL GROSS SF 78,874 78,874 78,874

19 Option 2 Main Street

20 Option 2 Main Street Precedents

21 Option 2 Site Plan

22 Option 2 Site Plan

23 Option 2 Lower Level Café is the central feature on this level Game Lounge may serve as a multiuse space for various programs and events Student Organizations area includes a central lounge for student collaboration and interaction with other campus constituents

24 Option 2 First Floor Info Desk / Lounge / Dining are the central features on this level Multicultural Centers are grouped around a common open lounge Women s Center and LGBT have direct access from the exterior vestibule as well as the main lobby

25 Option 2 Second Floor Existing Ballroom is expanded Multipurpose Room is convertible as a Theater Counseling and Career Services connected via bridges to the Memorial Union

26 Option 2 Level 3 Dean of Students Offices on this level Reflection Room

27 Option 2 Exterior View

28 Option 2 Interior Views

29 Option 3 - Crossroads

30 Option 3 - Crossroads Precedent Image

31 Option 3 - Crossroads Precedent Image

32 Option 3 Crossroads Site Plan

33 Option 3 Crossroads Site Plan

34 Option 3 Lower Level Central Lounge is open three levels to skylights above SGA and all student organizations are all consolidated on one floor Multicultural centers are grouped around a common events lounge

35 Option 3 First Floor New Dining / Kitchen / Service docks are constructed and operational in Phase I New Theater, Café and additional dining open in Phase II Central multistory Atrium is open to skylights above

36 Option 3 Second Floor Ballroom is constructed and operational in Phase I Multipurpose Room and related functions open in Phase II Bridge connection to McCannel

37 Option 3 - Exterior View

38 Option 3 Exterior View

39 Option 3 Exterior / Interior Views

40 Scope Comparison Memorial Union + McCannel Hall Master Plan Option 1 Infrastructure Option 2 Renovation Option 3 New Union Scope: Upgrade existing infrastructure only Renovate Union with new link to McCannel New Union with new link to McCannel Total both facilities at completion: 224,000 GSF 275,000 GSF 286,000 GSF

41 Scope & Cost Model Memorial Union + McCannel Hall Master Plan Option 1 Infrastructure Option 2 Renovation Option 3 New Union Scope: Upgrade existing infrastructure only Renovate Union with new link to McCannel New Union with new link to McCannel Total both facilities at completion: 224,000 GSF 275,000 GSF 286,000 GSF Total project cost: (escalated to 2019) $41.0m $97.6m $139.9m Projected MU fee for 12 credit hours $99/ semester $236/semester $339/semester

42 UND Vernacular North Dakota Vernacular

43 UND Vernacular North Dakota Vernacular

44 Traditional

45 Transitional

46 Interpretative

47 MEMORIAL UNION: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE WTW Architects November 30, 2016 presentation to the Steering Committee

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