San Elijo

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

• Campus Manager: Ed Dajani, Kitchell Capital Expenditures Managers (CEM)
• Project Manager: Phan Uong, Kitchell CEM
• Project Manager: Anthony Hua, Kitchell CEM
• Project Engineer:Erin McGowan, Kitchell CEM

Building 100 serves as the library at the San Elijo campus, and will undergo a moderate renovation, allowing for the reconfiguration of existing computer labs into an expanded Tutoring Center. 

The project will also include the upgrade of aging electrical systems, replacement of the aging heat pump, and a retiling of the roof.  More than 14,000 square feet will be upgraded altogether.

• 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 29,000 square feet general purpose classroom building - involved the modernization of eight classrooms, the tutoring center, and lab spaces. 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 renovation of Building 400, a classroom and science lab building will improve functionality to create modern combination class/lab spaces to meet current teaching standards and increase flexibility for the building.  The project will also involve renovation of the building’s electrical systems, replacement of the heat pump, and the retiling of the roof.

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 originally housed six classrooms, faculty offices, and the Language Resource Center. The renovation project provided for the reconfiguration of the spaces to provide two new computer labs, a technology-rich active learning classroom with movable seating and tables, and the modernization of all classrooms. Additionally, the building was re-roofed.

• 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

Classroom Building 600 includes approximately 5,300 gross square feet of space, including classrooms for English, humanities, and social sciences classes. The project involved a full-building renovation, along with replacements of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, and replacement of some exterior building elements. Interior spaces were reprogrammed, and all classrooms updated with new interior walls and finishes and modern technologies.

• 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 will be undergoing a partial renovation.  The current bookstore and conference room functions will be moving to the new Student Services and Administration Building.  This will allow for creation of more student-centered gathering spaces for clubs and student organizations, expansion of Health and Mental Counseling into more functional space, addition of gender-neutral restroom, and a mother’s lactation room.

Building 900, the current Student Center, will undergo a general building renovation to include a reconfiguration of the bookstore to student spaces, including additional student activity and club space, and general meeting space. The renovation will include a full re-tiling of the roof.

• Architect: PBK Architecture
• General Contractor: Align Builders
• Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Engineer: P2S Engineering
• Structural Engineer: Saiful Bouqet Structural Engineers
• Geotechnical Engineer: N/A
  Special Inspections & Materials Testing: N/A
  Inspector of Record: N/A

The Student Services and Administration Building replaced the original Administration building and consolidated key student services into a single location. The new 10,770 square feet facility provides administrative offices and meeting spaces that improve the ability of staff to serve the student body, as well as gathering and socialization spaces.  Programs and services housed in the new building include Admission & Records, Financial Aid, and Counseling. Offices for the campus administration are also included.

The new building provides a welcoming new gateway for the San Elijo campus. The design involved locating large portions of the building circulation to exterior covered spaces. These covered areas create several areas with seating and spaces for students to congregate, as well as additional ‘spill-out’ space for the building’s multipurpose room. The building is organized along a central circulation spine. Separate entrances for students, staff and faculty are located at each end. The main building lobby is located at the south-west corner of the plan, with commanding views out to the lagoon; as well as providing the iconic ‘lighthouse’ for the campus from Manchester Street.

The building’s façade complements the exposed bluff faces surrounding the campus, using split-face concrete blocks to mimic the texture of the bluffs. An art walk is planned for the building arcade, featuring student murals on wall mounted panels.

Additional sustainable design strategies include:

• Passive sun shading/roof overhang
• Abundance of natural light inside the building via storefronts and skylights
• North-south solar orientation for the building and circulation axis

An ADA-compliant student drop-off is 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

The temporary portables in San Elijo include seven separate portable buildings to house building functions while those buildings undergo renovation. This is referred to as the Campus Swing Space and allows the campus to remain operational during renovations.

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

This project includes demolition of the old Administration Building (B800) no longer in use with the new Student Services and Administration  Building in operation. In its place a new unifying campus Quad will be created. Landscaping and reclaimed irrigation upgrades throughout campus will  be included. Additionally, plans include upgrades to campus monument signage and path-of-travel improvements.

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

This project includes various utility repairs around the San Elijo campus to  sewer, storm drain, water, and gas lines. Additionally, the scope will include bringing  reclaimed irrigation water to campus and installing a storm water retention system to meet City of Encinitas requirements.

• Civil Engineer: NV5