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: Construction

Project Costs: Measure J=$22,982,000; 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

Anticipate Completion: Winter 2026

Upcoming Milestones

  • Excavation for Underground Conduits
  • Staircase reconstruction
  • Interior Wall Framing

Renovate Building 300 - Project Site

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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
  • Brandan Chaves - Project Engineer
    • 213 7182728
    • brandanc@icon-west.com

Q1 2025 Project Update

FRP wall framing is advancing, with completion and door frame installation pending adjustments. Insulation and fireproofing activities will follow the completion of each floor.

The installation of the catwalk has begun and is scheduled for completion by the end of the month allowing crews access to the attic space in the building to facilitate all related work including rough-in activities.

Electrical and plumbing rough-in are anticipated to begin in the third week of March, followed by drywall installation after campus facilities conducts a site walk to ensure the installed items meet the contract requirements. Efforts will also take place with the FF&E coordinator, Dovetail Decision Consultants, for confirmation of placement of electrical and data receptacles according to the requirements of the furniture.

In the lobby area, the pile cap scope of work is progressing, with preparations for the remaining rebar placement set for mid-March. Metal deck installation commenced at the start of the month.

In the basement, partial shoring will be removed or relocated in preparation for the delivery of the air handler unit and heat exchanger, which is scheduled for the third week of the month. Demolition of the existing basement slab has started and will be followed by the installation of electrical conduits and grounding. The new concrete pad is scheduled to be poured at the beginning of April.