Project Overview
A total renovation of Building 300, including seismic enhancements and historic consideration are planned for Building 300. Upon completion, the building will contain general classrooms, dean and faculty offices, and shared laboratories, and improved foundations for a safer built environment.
Status: Close-Out
Project Costs: Measure J=$20,065,685; State Capital Outlay=$11,272,621; Local=$9,240
Architect of Record: Westberg White
Project Manager: John Erickson
General Contractor: Icon West
Construction Manager: Simpson & Simpson
Program Management: MAAS Companies
Construction start: May 2024
Construction Completion: January 2026
Upcoming Milestones
- Retention Release
- DSA Certification
Renovate Building 300 - Project Site
Future Site For Building 300
Impacts and Closure:
- Working is scheduled Monday - Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM
- Expect some noise during construction
Emergency Contact:
- Ramon Calma - Superintendent
- 310 720 1196
- Ramon@icon-west.com
- Mike Khan - Project Manager
- 213 545 4759
- Mike@icon-west.com
Q2 2026 Project Update
April - June
The project is nearing final completion, with the Campus Project Team finalizing the remaining punch-list items, including interior door and fire alarm hardware installation and programming. The fire alarm devices were connected to the main campus power loop prior to programming.
Final work on specialty and Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment (FF&E) items was addressed, including the placement and programming of door card readers and electrified door hardware to facilitate building access control. Glass-panel office dividers were delivered and installed at the reception areas; both items were completed by early June.
The Campus Project Team and King Van Moving Services met in late April to coordinate moving activities for the return of all faculty, staff, and administrators to the building. Building occupancy is anticipated to be achieved in fall 2026.
The Campus Project Team is working with MAAS Companies, Inc., to finalize project savings. The remaining state contingency funds will be returned to the state, while unused Measure J funds will be allocated back to the campus for use in future projects. A Board Agenda Item has been prepared for presentation of the Notice of Completion and deductive change order to the Board of Trustees at the first meeting in June. Fullerton College plans to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony in October to celebrate the building’s opening.