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• Under Construction

This project includes the construction of a new 126,000 SF, 440-space Parking Structure.  The Parking Structure will be Phase I of a major restructuring and expansion of the Santa Monica College Academy of Entertainment Technology (AET) campus.

Funding Sources:
Measure AA

Architect:
Morris Architect

Contractor:
Waisman Construction

Program / Construction Manager:
LPI, Inc

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• Punch List Phase

This project includes two vacant areas on the first and fourth floors of the west Building at the Bundy Campus to be converted into additional classroom and office space for programs that will need to be relocated during the construction process of Measure AA projects on the main campus.  The college should be able to add five new classrooms and about 1,000 s.f.  of office space in the building.

Funding Sources:
Measure AA

Performing Arts Center –East Wing & Information & Technology Relocation as well as Applications for the Business Services Building.

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Contractor
South Bay Landscaping

Program / Construction Manager:
LPI, Inc

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The Associated Students has  proposed a “Culture Garden” to showcase sustainable farming methods on campus.  The garden will be enclosed with a fence and amenities include a storage shed, weather station, sink and compost bin. Outside the enclosed space will be an informal outdoor classroom, pergola, interactive sundial, bird bath and herb garden. The garden planters will be irrigated with a drip system that can be adjusted by students as they plant and the remainder of the site will receive permanent irrigation.  The plants adjacent to the garden planters will be low water consuming and support the program of the Demonstration Garden. Storm water will be collected and stored in a below grade cistern with a pump for hand watering.

Funding Sources:
Measure S

Architect
Clive Wilkinson Architects

Contractor:
TBD

Program / Construction Manager:
LPI, Inc

Status:
Currently in Plan Check with the Division of State Architect

The college operates a variety of programs in the digital arts, media, communication, and broadcasting fields. These programs currently reside in 1950s era buildings that cannot support the modern infrastructure necessary for digital and online programs. A new Media and Technology complex is proposed to house these digital technology-intensive programs. The facilities will have the data, communications, electrical, and ventilation systems necessary to support these programs in the future. The proposed location is a campus site in the heart of Santa Monica’s media and entertainment district where some of SMC’s existing digital arts programs are housed. One phase of the project would renovate and add additional space to the existing building to house and expand SMC’s Communication programs. An additional phase would relocate the College’s radio station, which has outgrown its space, into a new building on the site. Moving KCRW, a nationally-recognized leader in new media and online delivery, to this site would provide a dynamic asset to SMC’s current and future media and technology-driven instructional programs.

Funding Sources:
Measure AA

Architect:
Morris Architects

Contractor:
TBD

Program / Construction Manager:
lpi, Inc.

Status:
Currently in Plan Check with the Division of State Architect

The Information Technology, Network and Telecommunications departments are to be relocated from their current locations in Drescher Hall to a new location that is south of the Library/Media Center. Currently in that location is a temporary building designated as Library Village. The master plan proposes that an addition to the Library/Media Center be added to the south of the existing facility. The existing Media Center has several technology related functions and can be reconfigured to take advantage of a combined facility with Information Technology. The new facility will house programming and technical staff and the main server room. There will be approximately 14,000 square feet of new construction and up to 11,000 square feet of renovation.

Funding Sources:
Measure AA