Airport Development Program Hydrant Fueling Infrastructure Hydrant Fueling Infrastructure (Future) Gates 46-51(In Design) Airfield Pavement (Future) Airport Support Facilities (In Design) Administrative Building Structured Parking Terminal and Roadways (Future) (Future) (Future)
DBIA – WESTERN PACIFIC REGION WHY DIVERSE TEAMS HELP TO BUILD SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS Robin Tsuchida Senior Director, Project Management Capital Program Management September 20, 2018
FUTURE UNDERGRADUATE HOUSING 1) North Torrey Pines Living and Learning (2,000 Beds; 2020) 2) Pepper Canyon West (1,000 Beds; 2022) 7 th College Living 3) and Learning (1,800 Beds; 2023) 4) Extension S ite (1,200 Beds; 2024) 5) Pepper Canyon East (800 Beds; 2025) 6) Marshall Lowers (1,600 Beds; 2026) 7 & 8 – pot ent ial t o convert grad beds t o undergrad beds; t iming TBD (would add approx. 1,080 beds) Total Estimated Net New Undergraduate Beds: 8,400 Total Undergraduate Beds: 19,410 3
FUTURE GRADUATE HOUSING 1) Nuevo West (800 Beds; 2020) 2) Nuevo East (1,414 Beds; 2020) 3) S outh Mesa Ph1 (500 Beds; 2023) 4) S outh Mesa Ph2 (1,000 Beds; 2024) 5 – pot ent ial t o convert t o graduat e st udent and st udent s wit h f amilies (450 Beds) – t iming TBD Total Net New Graduate Beds: 3,300 Total Graduate Beds: 7,464 4
FACULTY AND STAFF HOUSING 1) East Regents (1,600 Units) 2) Coast Housing (300 Units) Total Units: 1,900 5
EAST CAMPUS BUILDOUT CONCEPT Mesa Housing UC San Diego Health – La Jolla Science Research Park Potential Hotel/Conf Center 6 6 Draft East Campus Neighborhood Planning Study & Science Research Park Development Concept Overview
SIO NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN Marine Conservation Facility 1 1 Center for Coastal Studies 2 Oceans & Human Health 3 Outreach Center & Offices 4 Underground Parking Structure 5 2 3 4 5 7
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