San Elijo

• Spring: March 1 - May 31
• Summer: June 1 - August 31
• Fall: September 1 - November 30
• Winter: December 1 - February 28

• Project Manager: Louis McGowan, Kitchell CEM
• Project Engineer:Erin McGowan, Kitchell CEM
  Project Engineer: Steven Martella, Kitchell CEM

B100 is the Library building in San Elijo.  This project scope included renovation to the library, tutoring spaces, computer labs, offices, restrooms, and AV/IT support spaces.  All mechanical equipment was replaced due to aging.  This building is now a hub for academic and learning support on the San Elijo Campus.

• Architect: PBK Architecture
• General Contractor: Conant Construction
• Landscape Architect: PBK Architecture
• Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing Engineer: P2S Engineering
  Structural Engineer: Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers
• Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions
• Inspector of Record: Construction Inspection Services

Building 200 provides classrooms for art, dance, and music, along with an outdoor amphitheater. The building underwent a full modernization, along with replacements of the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. The exterior ceramics yard was upgraded to an enclosed and air-conditioned space that is equipped with air cleaning safety systems to collect sawdust and glazing dust from art activities. New finishes, fixtures, furniture, and equipment provided throughout.

• • Architect: SGPA Architecture
  • General Contractor/Construction Manager: Straight Line General Contracting
  • Mechanical/Electrical Engineering: Glumac
  • Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions
  • Special Inspections & Materials Testing: MTGL
  • Inspector of Record: Vital Inspection Services

The renovation of Building 300 - a 7,525 square feet general purpose classroom building - involved the modernization of eight classrooms, the faculty lounge, and an online room. The building was completely overhauled with new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, technology upgrades, and new classroom finishes, furniture, and fixtures. The project also included a full roof re-tiling, restroom and accessibility upgrades, the addition of a new custodial room, and a new intermediate distribution frame (IDF) room to support the upgrades in technology.

• • Architect: Mosher Drew
  • Structural Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
  • Mechanical & Plumbing Engineer: MA Engineers
  • Electrical Engineer: Michael Wall Engineering, Inc.
  • Fire Alarm: Michael Wall Engineering, Inc.
  • Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering

The B400 building houses Physical Sciences classrooms and labs. The building was greatly renovated to improve classroom adjacencies and functionality. The project created more flexible and useful learning spaces in the building and a Physical Sciences Hub for the San Elijo campus.

Architect: HPI Architecture
General Contractor: Align Builders
Civil Engineer: Latitude 33 Planning and Engineering
Landscape Architect: KTUA
Mechanical, Electrical &Plumbing Engineer: P2S Engineering
Structural Engineers: MHP

Building 500 houses six classrooms and the Language Resource Center. The classrooms have been modernized and outfitted with updated finishes, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The space was renovated to provide for two new computer labs. The project also included the retiling of the roof and extensive mechanical and electrical upgrades.

• Architect: Little Diversified
• General Contractor: Conan Construction
• Landscape Architect: Little Diversified
• Civil Engineer: Little Diversified
• Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing Engineer: P2S Engineering
• Structural Engineer: KNA Structural Engineers
• Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering

Building 600 - one of the main academic instruction buildings at San Elijo - was the first facility on campus to be renovated under Measure MM. The building was completely gutted, with all electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems completely replaced and upgraded. The ceilings were upgraded, and the roof replaced.  The restrooms were also gutted and fully upgraded with high-efficiency fixtures and new finishes.  All classrooms were fully remodeled with new equipment, new furnishings and fixtures, and new flooring.  The approximately 5,300 gross square feet building includes classrooms used for a wide range of English, humanities, and social sciences classes required for students to complete university transfer requirements.

• Architect: Architects Mosher Drew
• General Contractor: Conan Construction
• Electrical Engineer: Michael Wall Engineering
• Structural Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
• Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions
• Mechanical Engineer: MA Engineers
• Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering
• Special Inspections: MTGL 

The B900 building is the Student Center of the San Elijo Campus and was partially renovated. The current bookstore and conference room functions will be moving to the new Student Services and Administration Building.  This will allow for the creation of more student-centered gathering spaces (Associated Student Government (ASG), clubs, etc.), expansion of Health and Mental Counseling into more functional space, and the addition of a gender-neutral restroom, and a mother’s lactation room.

• Architect: PBK Architecture
• General Contractor: Align Builders
• Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Engineer: P2S Engineering
• Structural Engineer: Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers
  Inspector of Record: Blue Coast Consulting

The Student Services & Administration Building now provides a new gateway and face of the San Elijo Campus. It has replaced the existing Administration building and consolidated all of the student services operations under one roof. The new building provides administrative offices and meeting spaces that allow staff to properly serve the student body.  An ADA-compliant student drop-off has been installed at the entry to the San Elijo campus as part of this project.

• Architect/Civil Engineer: Little Architecture
• General Contractor/Construction Manager: Barnhart Reese Construction
• Landscape Architect: LandLAB Environmental Design
• Mechanical/Electrical Engineer: P2S Engineering, Inc.
• Structural Engineer: KNA Structural Engineers
• Environmental Engineer: Dudek
• Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions
• Material Testing: Construction Testing and Engineering
• Inspector of Record: Consulting Inspection Services

Temporary structures (or "swing space") was utilized to house campus activities and instruction displaced by construction activities. These temporary buildings, housed on the north side of campus, included five classroom trailers, a restroom trailer, and an office trailer used during miscellaneous Renovation projects throughout the campus.  The swing space village has been removed and site has been restored.

• Architect: MJK Architecture
  Civil Engineer: NV5
  Electrical Engineer: Johnson Consulting Engineers
  Landscape Engineer: The Lightfoot Planning Group

A key element of the Facility Master Plan for the San Elijo Campus is the creation of a large central quad that will link together key student-focused facilities such as the Student Center, Library, and Student Services Building, and create dynamic outdoor areas that can supplement instruction and study while also providing welcoming and engaging areas to gather and socialize. This project was for the planning and design phase of this and includes creation of a Quad, landscape improvements, a monument sign and path of travel upgrades. The design will include a blend of hard and softscapes with attractive native plantings and bioswales that will help mitigate drainage issues, create a more sustainable landscape, and comply with anticipated water runoff regulations.  Construction efforts have moved to a future phase.

• Architect: MJK Architecture
  Civil Engineer: NV5
  Electrical Engineer: Johnson Consulting Engineers
  Landscape Engineer: The Lightfoot Planning Group

This project included various underground utility repairs around the San Elijo campus.  A key function of this project was installing a storm water retention system to meet local Encinitas stormwater regulations.  

• Civil Engineer: NV5

This project included stucco, roofing, trellis and sheet metal repairs for a number of buildings on the San Elijo campus, including B200, B300, B500 and B600. Those work items have been completed. As an additional phase of work recycled water service is planned to be installed to serve the San Elijo campus and provide a more sustainable approach to irrigation.

Architect: PBK Architect
Civil Engineer: NV5
General Contractor: Conan Construction