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| Clarkson Avenue Enhancement Status: Completed Projects The project widened and resurfaced Clarkson Avenue from the Maple Street intersection southward to the Village limits past Bagdad Road. The new roadway has bicycle lanes on each side and improved pedestrian facilities along the roadway, including to new pedestrian crossings. The project also included new pedestrian facilities at various locations throughout the Village along with bicycle signage that creates a link between Clarkson, Pine Street Arena, SUNY Potsdam, the hospital, and the business from downtown to those located on the northern end of town. Clarkson Avenue Main Entrance and Foster House Garden Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen The existing entrance road from Clarkson Avenue next to the President's House will be renovated to be a main entrance for the campus. Based on historical patterns for hosting alumni and student events, and projected continued usage of the president’s home to welcome guests of the University, the current garden to the south of the President’s House will be mirrored to double its size to more appropriately accommodate large groups. The garden will be enhanced by a wall, which will honor the memory of Helen Cheel and other significant donors. |
| Clarkson Avenue Enhancement Status: Completed Projects The project widened and resurfaced Clarkson Avenue from the Maple Street intersection southward to the Village limits past Bagdad Road. The new roadway has bicycle lanes on each side and improved pedestrian facilities along the roadway, including to new pedestrian crossings. The project also included new pedestrian facilities at various locations throughout the Village along with bicycle signage that creates a link between Clarkson, Pine Street Arena, SUNY Potsdam, the hospital, and the business from downtown to those located on the northern end of town. Clarkson Avenue Main Entrance and Foster House Garden Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen The existing entrance road from Clarkson Avenue next to the President's House will be renovated to be a main entrance for the campus. Based on historical patterns for hosting alumni and student events, and projected continued usage of the president’s home to welcome guests of the University, the current garden to the south of the President’s House will be mirrored to double its size to more appropriately accommodate large groups. The garden will be enhanced by a wall, which will honor the memory of Helen Cheel and other significant donors. |
| Clarkson University's Technology Advancement Center (TAC) Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northeast Construction The $5 million capital project, funded by the State of New York, has been completed. The building includes space for the Division of Research, including technology transfer, as well as renewable energy research and development laboratories. This addition added 15,000 square feet to the building. TAC - Institute for a Sustainable Environment Status: Completed Projects TAC - 2 Wind Turbine Installation Status: Projects in the Queue Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Clarkson University's Technology Advancement Center (TAC) Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northeast Construction The $5 million capital project, funded by the State of New York, has been completed. The building includes space for the Division of Research, including technology transfer, as well as renewable energy research and development laboratories. This addition added 15,000 square feet to the building. TAC - Institute for a Sustainable Environment Status: Completed Projects TAC - 2 Wind Turbine Installation Status: Projects in the Queue Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Clarkson University's Technology Advancement Center (TAC) Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northeast Construction The $5 million capital project, funded by the State of New York, has been completed. The building includes space for the Division of Research, including technology transfer, as well as renewable energy research and development laboratories. This addition added 15,000 square feet to the building. TAC - Institute for a Sustainable Environment Status: Completed Projects TAC - 2 Wind Turbine Installation Status: Projects in the Queue Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Hantz Field Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Luck Builders The new artificial turf field designed by QPK Architects is to be completed in two phases, beginning with the field lights, fencing, and the best in class artificial turf field. The turf field measures 285' x 400'. The second phase includes a grandstand/press box with tiered bleachers to accommodate seating for 500 spectators, as well as landscaping, sidewalks, and upgrades to the West Walker Parking lot. Phase I of this project began with development of storm water calculations, grading and site utility plans, and the arrangement of geotechnical exploration relative to general soil rock bed, ground water conditions, and foundation design. Drilling for the field lighting and scoreboard foundations began in winter and re-commenced this spring allowing for the lights to be set up in early April. Field sub-grade remediation plans and logistics are moving forward. Parking lot poles will be reviewed and approved. The stonewall demolition and reconstruction will be coordinated with the Village of Potsdam Bike and Pedestrian Lane project. Hantz Bleachers Status: Future Projects The second phase of the Hantz Field construction provides a new grandstand style of seating for the field along with needed landscaping around the field. |
| Hantz Field Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Luck Builders The new artificial turf field designed by QPK Architects is to be completed in two phases, beginning with the field lights, fencing, and the best in class artificial turf field. The turf field measures 285' x 400'. The second phase includes a grandstand/press box with tiered bleachers to accommodate seating for 500 spectators, as well as landscaping, sidewalks, and upgrades to the West Walker Parking lot. Phase I of this project began with development of storm water calculations, grading and site utility plans, and the arrangement of geotechnical exploration relative to general soil rock bed, ground water conditions, and foundation design. Drilling for the field lighting and scoreboard foundations began in winter and re-commenced this spring allowing for the lights to be set up in early April. Field sub-grade remediation plans and logistics are moving forward. Parking lot poles will be reviewed and approved. The stonewall demolition and reconstruction will be coordinated with the Village of Potsdam Bike and Pedestrian Lane project. Hantz Bleachers Status: Future Projects The second phase of the Hantz Field construction provides a new grandstand style of seating for the field along with needed landscaping around the field. |
| Main Entrance / New Parking Lot Status: Completed Projects This project eliminated approximately 48 parking spaces on the east side of the main entrance road by Ross/Brooks Residence Halls, installed a new drop-off area at Ross/Brooks, and constructed a new 48 space parking lot on the east side of Cubley House. |
| Snell Basement Digital Arts Classrooms Status: Completed Projects Renovation for build out of the existing basement for classrooms, a lobby, access stairs/halls, and a lecture hall addition that will accommodate approximately 250 people. B.H. Snell Hall Basement Classrooms Phase 2 Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Ian Hazen The B.H. Snell Basement Phase 2 renovation continues to complete the buildout of the remaining classrooms. Snell Hall angled parking Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Snell Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. New Snell – 3,484 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Shipley Center Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett |
| Snell Basement Digital Arts Classrooms Status: Completed Projects Renovation for build out of the existing basement for classrooms, a lobby, access stairs/halls, and a lecture hall addition that will accommodate approximately 250 people. B.H. Snell Hall Basement Classrooms Phase 2 Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Ian Hazen The B.H. Snell Basement Phase 2 renovation continues to complete the buildout of the remaining classrooms. Snell Hall angled parking Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Snell Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. New Snell – 3,484 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Shipley Center Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett |
| Snell Basement Digital Arts Classrooms Status: Completed Projects Renovation for build out of the existing basement for classrooms, a lobby, access stairs/halls, and a lecture hall addition that will accommodate approximately 250 people. B.H. Snell Hall Basement Classrooms Phase 2 Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Ian Hazen The B.H. Snell Basement Phase 2 renovation continues to complete the buildout of the remaining classrooms. Snell Hall angled parking Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Snell Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. New Snell – 3,484 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Shipley Center Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett |
| Snell Basement Digital Arts Classrooms Status: Completed Projects Renovation for build out of the existing basement for classrooms, a lobby, access stairs/halls, and a lecture hall addition that will accommodate approximately 250 people. B.H. Snell Hall Basement Classrooms Phase 2 Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Ian Hazen The B.H. Snell Basement Phase 2 renovation continues to complete the buildout of the remaining classrooms. Snell Hall angled parking Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Snell Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. New Snell – 3,484 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Shipley Center Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett |
| Snell Basement Digital Arts Classrooms Status: Completed Projects Renovation for build out of the existing basement for classrooms, a lobby, access stairs/halls, and a lecture hall addition that will accommodate approximately 250 people. B.H. Snell Hall Basement Classrooms Phase 2 Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Ian Hazen The B.H. Snell Basement Phase 2 renovation continues to complete the buildout of the remaining classrooms. Snell Hall angled parking Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Snell Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. New Snell – 3,484 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Shipley Center Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett |
| President's House Completion Status: Wish List Projects Foster House Energy Project Status: Projects in the Queue Foster House Status: Completed Projects Per original funding and design plan approved by the Trustees, the President's House project is using historical data and feedback on functions in the home to identify unmet needs and to continue development of the home interior and grounds. |
| President's House Completion Status: Wish List Projects Foster House Energy Project Status: Projects in the Queue Foster House Status: Completed Projects Per original funding and design plan approved by the Trustees, the President's House project is using historical data and feedback on functions in the home to identify unmet needs and to continue development of the home interior and grounds. |
| President's House Completion Status: Wish List Projects Foster House Energy Project Status: Projects in the Queue Foster House Status: Completed Projects Per original funding and design plan approved by the Trustees, the President's House project is using historical data and feedback on functions in the home to identify unmet needs and to continue development of the home interior and grounds. |
| South Cheel / CAMP Parking Status: Future Projects The new parking lot will be constructed in the wooded area located east of the loop road with an additional 190 spaces. This parking lot will service both the Cheel Campus Center and the CAMP buildings. It will be accessible by a road that extends from the maintenance drive, located on the west side of the Cheel building. |
| Student Center Patio Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Shannon Robinson Student Center Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Pizzagalli Construction Company The Student Center has been built with many student uses in mind including many study rooms and lounges, one large food service area, a bar/cafe area with game room, many different eating areas, Conference and meeting rooms for student groups, a virtual game room, small grocery store, mail room, music practice rooms, facilities for the student newspaper, student radio station, and student television station, a graduate student lounge, international student lounge, and a meditation room. The center of the building is a forum gathering space the full height of the building. It features stepped seating and a large screen television system with a sound system throughout the building. Connections Sculpture Status: Completed Projects |
| Student Center Patio Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Shannon Robinson Student Center Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Pizzagalli Construction Company The Student Center has been built with many student uses in mind including many study rooms and lounges, one large food service area, a bar/cafe area with game room, many different eating areas, Conference and meeting rooms for student groups, a virtual game room, small grocery store, mail room, music practice rooms, facilities for the student newspaper, student radio station, and student television station, a graduate student lounge, international student lounge, and a meditation room. The center of the building is a forum gathering space the full height of the building. It features stepped seating and a large screen television system with a sound system throughout the building. Connections Sculpture Status: Completed Projects |
| Student Center Patio Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Shannon Robinson Student Center Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Pizzagalli Construction Company The Student Center has been built with many student uses in mind including many study rooms and lounges, one large food service area, a bar/cafe area with game room, many different eating areas, Conference and meeting rooms for student groups, a virtual game room, small grocery store, mail room, music practice rooms, facilities for the student newspaper, student radio station, and student television station, a graduate student lounge, international student lounge, and a meditation room. The center of the building is a forum gathering space the full height of the building. It features stepped seating and a large screen television system with a sound system throughout the building. Connections Sculpture Status: Completed Projects |
| Walker Parking Front and Rear Status: Future Projects Reconstruct and reconfigure the parking lot in front and rear of Walker Arena to provide suitable parking for both Walker Arena and Hantz Field. Walker Arena / Locker Room Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northeast Construction / Sheehan This renovation project will create a multipurpose recreation venue powered by alternative energy systems that will advance regional educational and economic development priorities. Renovations to the Clarkson University's circa 1930's Walker Arena will include a new roof, new synthetic turf, and the front facade to make the building look as it did nearly 70 years ago. |
| Walker Parking Front and Rear Status: Future Projects Reconstruct and reconfigure the parking lot in front and rear of Walker Arena to provide suitable parking for both Walker Arena and Hantz Field. Walker Arena / Locker Room Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northeast Construction / Sheehan This renovation project will create a multipurpose recreation venue powered by alternative energy systems that will advance regional educational and economic development priorities. Renovations to the Clarkson University's circa 1930's Walker Arena will include a new roof, new synthetic turf, and the front facade to make the building look as it did nearly 70 years ago. |
| Holcroft House (Welcome Center) Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen The Holcroft House is a former Clarkson family residence currently providing a home-like, welcoming approach by the Admissions staff. The new Welcome Center located on the first floor at the Holcroft house will utilize the former living room and adjoining dining room as a display area for Clarkson family memorabilia. Another area of the Welcome Center will provide for three- to- four large interview rooms that can accommodate prospective students and their families as well as other small groups of five- to- six people. Holcroft House Parking Status: Projects in the Queue Provides additional needed parking for our Admissions building while improving the exterior presence of the building. |
| Holcroft House (Welcome Center) Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen The Holcroft House is a former Clarkson family residence currently providing a home-like, welcoming approach by the Admissions staff. The new Welcome Center located on the first floor at the Holcroft house will utilize the former living room and adjoining dining room as a display area for Clarkson family memorabilia. Another area of the Welcome Center will provide for three- to- four large interview rooms that can accommodate prospective students and their families as well as other small groups of five- to- six people. Holcroft House Parking Status: Projects in the Queue Provides additional needed parking for our Admissions building while improving the exterior presence of the building. |
| Woodstock Lodge Basement Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Sheehan Office renovations were made in the basement level of Woodstock Lodge. During the fall of 2007 the basement was extensively renovated to create new office spaces for The Clarkson Fund, Advancement Services, and Phonathon. The renovation included a new heating and air conditioning system, and new modular walls, which were constructed to create eight new office spaces, five new student work stations, 23 new Phonathon desks, and two support staff stations. Other upgrades included electrical, new lighting, and flooring. |
| Snell Baseball Field Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Construction will include renovations to the grandstand and locker room, seating with handicapped accessibility, public restrooms, concession stand, and press box. Snell Baseball Field Construction Status: Completed Projects Construction included dugouts, scoreboard, skinned infield, irrigation system, new fence, and foul pole. |
| Snell Baseball Field Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Construction will include renovations to the grandstand and locker room, seating with handicapped accessibility, public restrooms, concession stand, and press box. Snell Baseball Field Construction Status: Completed Projects Construction included dugouts, scoreboard, skinned infield, irrigation system, new fence, and foul pole. |
| Auditorium Status: Wish List Projects |
| Signage/Information Kiosks - Munter Walking Trails Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Munter Walking Trails - Southern Racquette River Overlooks Status: Completed Projects Munter Walking Trails Along the Southern Raquette River Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Signage/Information Kiosks - Munter Walking Trails Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Munter Walking Trails - Southern Racquette River Overlooks Status: Completed Projects Munter Walking Trails Along the Southern Raquette River Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Signage/Information Kiosks - Munter Walking Trails Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Munter Walking Trails - Southern Racquette River Overlooks Status: Completed Projects Munter Walking Trails Along the Southern Raquette River Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Paid Cheel Lot Extension & Main Lot Status: Future Projects Reconfiguration and addition to the existing lower Cheel parking lot to accommodate additional parking on campus. The project will net about 30 additional parking spots |
| Price Hall First Floor Renovation and Exterior Status: Completed Projects Administrative space renovations to the first floor and a new entrance for the program was completed as well to represent the identity of the program and make it more visible on the campus. Price Hall Residence Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Price Hall Second Floor Renovations Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University The Price Hall Phase II renovations included construction on the 2nd floor to create a new space for the Clarkson School and Honors Program. The renovation included administrative offices for the two programs and a classroom near the Clarkson School student dorms. Wilson RD Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| Price Hall First Floor Renovation and Exterior Status: Completed Projects Administrative space renovations to the first floor and a new entrance for the program was completed as well to represent the identity of the program and make it more visible on the campus. Price Hall Residence Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Price Hall Second Floor Renovations Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University The Price Hall Phase II renovations included construction on the 2nd floor to create a new space for the Clarkson School and Honors Program. The renovation included administrative offices for the two programs and a classroom near the Clarkson School student dorms. Wilson RD Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| Price Hall First Floor Renovation and Exterior Status: Completed Projects Administrative space renovations to the first floor and a new entrance for the program was completed as well to represent the identity of the program and make it more visible on the campus. Price Hall Residence Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Price Hall Second Floor Renovations Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University The Price Hall Phase II renovations included construction on the 2nd floor to create a new space for the Clarkson School and Honors Program. The renovation included administrative offices for the two programs and a classroom near the Clarkson School student dorms. Wilson RD Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| Price Hall First Floor Renovation and Exterior Status: Completed Projects Administrative space renovations to the first floor and a new entrance for the program was completed as well to represent the identity of the program and make it more visible on the campus. Price Hall Residence Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Price Hall Second Floor Renovations Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University The Price Hall Phase II renovations included construction on the 2nd floor to create a new space for the Clarkson School and Honors Program. The renovation included administrative offices for the two programs and a classroom near the Clarkson School student dorms. Wilson RD Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| CAMP Future Addition Status: Wish List Projects |
| Structures Lab Renovation (Curing Room) Status: Projects in the Queue CAMP/Rowley Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. 3,556 fixtures in the CAMP, Rowley, NABLAB, CARES buildings have been retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts and 287 new replacement hallway fixtures have been installed. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Center for Environment Display Status: Completed Projects An exhibit in CAMP Atrium Building, which will include antique air sampling instruments that measure particles of dust in the air. The display will include two display cases that have the antique air sampling instruments in them with minimal text describing the instruments. Structures Lab Renovation (for Wind Blade Testing) Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen CAMP 179 Renovation Upgrade Status: Completed Projects |
| Structures Lab Renovation (Curing Room) Status: Projects in the Queue CAMP/Rowley Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. 3,556 fixtures in the CAMP, Rowley, NABLAB, CARES buildings have been retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts and 287 new replacement hallway fixtures have been installed. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Center for Environment Display Status: Completed Projects An exhibit in CAMP Atrium Building, which will include antique air sampling instruments that measure particles of dust in the air. The display will include two display cases that have the antique air sampling instruments in them with minimal text describing the instruments. Structures Lab Renovation (for Wind Blade Testing) Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen CAMP 179 Renovation Upgrade Status: Completed Projects |
| Structures Lab Renovation (Curing Room) Status: Projects in the Queue CAMP/Rowley Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. 3,556 fixtures in the CAMP, Rowley, NABLAB, CARES buildings have been retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts and 287 new replacement hallway fixtures have been installed. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Center for Environment Display Status: Completed Projects An exhibit in CAMP Atrium Building, which will include antique air sampling instruments that measure particles of dust in the air. The display will include two display cases that have the antique air sampling instruments in them with minimal text describing the instruments. Structures Lab Renovation (for Wind Blade Testing) Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen CAMP 179 Renovation Upgrade Status: Completed Projects |
| Structures Lab Renovation (Curing Room) Status: Projects in the Queue CAMP/Rowley Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. 3,556 fixtures in the CAMP, Rowley, NABLAB, CARES buildings have been retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts and 287 new replacement hallway fixtures have been installed. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Center for Environment Display Status: Completed Projects An exhibit in CAMP Atrium Building, which will include antique air sampling instruments that measure particles of dust in the air. The display will include two display cases that have the antique air sampling instruments in them with minimal text describing the instruments. Structures Lab Renovation (for Wind Blade Testing) Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen CAMP 179 Renovation Upgrade Status: Completed Projects |
| Structures Lab Renovation (Curing Room) Status: Projects in the Queue CAMP/Rowley Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. 3,556 fixtures in the CAMP, Rowley, NABLAB, CARES buildings have been retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts and 287 new replacement hallway fixtures have been installed. New occupancy sensor systems were installed in every office/lab/classroom which shuts lights off after a determined length of time with no occupants in the room and turns light back on when people re-enter. Center for Environment Display Status: Completed Projects An exhibit in CAMP Atrium Building, which will include antique air sampling instruments that measure particles of dust in the air. The display will include two display cases that have the antique air sampling instruments in them with minimal text describing the instruments. Structures Lab Renovation (for Wind Blade Testing) Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen CAMP 179 Renovation Upgrade Status: Completed Projects |
| ROTC Rappel Tower Status: Completed Projects |
| Loop Road Asphalt Repair Status: Completed Projects Loop Road Modifications with Clarkson Ave Entrances Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Roads/Parking Renewal Status: Future Projects This project includes a new roadway from the western Route 11 entrance and a turnaround. This project also includes a northwest parking area and landscaping to blend into the main Cheel parking area. Provides a rehabilitation to our existing roads and parking lots to correct deficiencies. |
| Loop Road Asphalt Repair Status: Completed Projects Loop Road Modifications with Clarkson Ave Entrances Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Roads/Parking Renewal Status: Future Projects This project includes a new roadway from the western Route 11 entrance and a turnaround. This project also includes a northwest parking area and landscaping to blend into the main Cheel parking area. Provides a rehabilitation to our existing roads and parking lots to correct deficiencies. |
| Loop Road Asphalt Repair Status: Completed Projects Loop Road Modifications with Clarkson Ave Entrances Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Roads/Parking Renewal Status: Future Projects This project includes a new roadway from the western Route 11 entrance and a turnaround. This project also includes a northwest parking area and landscaping to blend into the main Cheel parking area. Provides a rehabilitation to our existing roads and parking lots to correct deficiencies. |
| Theme Housing - Sigma Chi Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. The Sigma Chi House will be built in a Victorian Adirondack style and its design will incorporate many features of significance to the organization and its history. The house will be located just off the Loop Road and have walking paths connecting it to the main area of campus, in support of our walking campus approach. The houses will be designed with sustainability as a guiding principle and be sited to minimize the impact on and preserve the beauty of the environment by working around healthy, valuable trees. Theme Housing - Sigma Delta Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. The Sigma Delta House will be built in a Victorian Adirondack style and its design will incorporate many features of the organization’s current location. The house will be located just off the Loop Road and have walking paths connecting it to the main area of campus, in support of our walking campus approach. The houses will be designed with sustainability as a guiding principle and be sited to minimize the impact on and preserve the beauty of the environment by working around healthy, valuable trees. Theme Housing - Sigma Phi Epsilon Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. |
| Theme Housing - Sigma Chi Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. The Sigma Chi House will be built in a Victorian Adirondack style and its design will incorporate many features of significance to the organization and its history. The house will be located just off the Loop Road and have walking paths connecting it to the main area of campus, in support of our walking campus approach. The houses will be designed with sustainability as a guiding principle and be sited to minimize the impact on and preserve the beauty of the environment by working around healthy, valuable trees. Theme Housing - Sigma Delta Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. The Sigma Delta House will be built in a Victorian Adirondack style and its design will incorporate many features of the organization’s current location. The house will be located just off the Loop Road and have walking paths connecting it to the main area of campus, in support of our walking campus approach. The houses will be designed with sustainability as a guiding principle and be sited to minimize the impact on and preserve the beauty of the environment by working around healthy, valuable trees. Theme Housing - Sigma Phi Epsilon Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. |
| Theme Housing - Sigma Chi Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. The Sigma Chi House will be built in a Victorian Adirondack style and its design will incorporate many features of significance to the organization and its history. The house will be located just off the Loop Road and have walking paths connecting it to the main area of campus, in support of our walking campus approach. The houses will be designed with sustainability as a guiding principle and be sited to minimize the impact on and preserve the beauty of the environment by working around healthy, valuable trees. Theme Housing - Sigma Delta Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. The Sigma Delta House will be built in a Victorian Adirondack style and its design will incorporate many features of the organization’s current location. The house will be located just off the Loop Road and have walking paths connecting it to the main area of campus, in support of our walking campus approach. The houses will be designed with sustainability as a guiding principle and be sited to minimize the impact on and preserve the beauty of the environment by working around healthy, valuable trees. Theme Housing - Sigma Phi Epsilon Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Devon Sutton/Erin Howlett An area northwest of the Townhouse Apartments will be developed to accommodate Greek organizations and other shared-interest groups. |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West Status: Future Projects Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 Status: Completed Projects Continue renovating the remaining 9 units of Woodstock Village in the same "Adirondack" inspired design as is currently being done for building #6. This renovation involves both the interior and exterior along with significant energy reducing measures. Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 Status: Projects in the Queue duplicate entry Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation Status: Construction Phase Project Contact: John Frary The renovations involve updating both the interior and exterior of each building while incorporating significant energy reducing measures. The exterior of the buildings are being renovated with an “Adirondack style.” |
| Moore House Green Space for Walking Campus Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Future green space between the ERC and Moore House which will replace the current road and parking lot. |
| Moore House Center Core Renovation Status: Completed Projects |
| Graham Hall Residence Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Graham Hall Renovations Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University This project includes renovating the center core of the building to consolidate various student services and administrative offices into one facility in order to increase efficiency. The completed Phase 1 portion of the renovation included office spaces on the first floor for the Human Resources department, Helpdesk, and Payroll. The Phase II portion includes administrative offices for Risk Management, Student Administrative Services, Accounts Payable, Finance, and Purchasing, as well as a conference room and lunch room. |
| Graham Hall Residence Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Graham Hall Renovations Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University This project includes renovating the center core of the building to consolidate various student services and administrative offices into one facility in order to increase efficiency. The completed Phase 1 portion of the renovation included office spaces on the first floor for the Human Resources department, Helpdesk, and Payroll. The Phase II portion includes administrative offices for Risk Management, Student Administrative Services, Accounts Payable, Finance, and Purchasing, as well as a conference room and lunch room. |
| Hazardous Waste Building Status: Completed Projects Riverfront Soccer Field Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Physical Plant Demolition Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Gard Meserve Removal of the existing physical plant to allow the development of the waterfront property and minimize safety issues regarding university equipment crossing the public roadway. The project will also assess the feasibility of reusing the materials to rebuild it at a new location. Remaining Physical Plant Building Demo Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Hazardous Waste Building Status: Completed Projects Riverfront Soccer Field Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Physical Plant Demolition Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Gard Meserve Removal of the existing physical plant to allow the development of the waterfront property and minimize safety issues regarding university equipment crossing the public roadway. The project will also assess the feasibility of reusing the materials to rebuild it at a new location. Remaining Physical Plant Building Demo Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Hazardous Waste Building Status: Completed Projects Riverfront Soccer Field Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Physical Plant Demolition Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Gard Meserve Removal of the existing physical plant to allow the development of the waterfront property and minimize safety issues regarding university equipment crossing the public roadway. The project will also assess the feasibility of reusing the materials to rebuild it at a new location. Remaining Physical Plant Building Demo Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Hazardous Waste Building Status: Completed Projects Riverfront Soccer Field Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen Physical Plant Demolition Status: Completed Projects Project Contact: Gard Meserve Removal of the existing physical plant to allow the development of the waterfront property and minimize safety issues regarding university equipment crossing the public roadway. The project will also assess the feasibility of reusing the materials to rebuild it at a new location. Remaining Physical Plant Building Demo Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Physical Plant Relocation Status: Future Projects The existing Physical Plant buildings and operation will be relocated from the Clarkson Avenue location to the property south of non-university property off Route 11. The purpose of this relocation is twofold: it will minimize safety issues regarding university equipment crossing the public roadway, and it will allow development of the waterfront property. |
| Quad 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The Freshman Quad Project consists of an addition to each of the 4 freshman dormatories. This project added a new 4th floor to each building with dormers to enhance the look of the buildings as well as house an additional 84 students. The project designed by Perkins and Will adds to the aesthetics and cohesiveness of the Clarkson University campus. Quad Center Core - First Year Seminar Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Quad Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Quad Center Core AC Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| Quad 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The Freshman Quad Project consists of an addition to each of the 4 freshman dormatories. This project added a new 4th floor to each building with dormers to enhance the look of the buildings as well as house an additional 84 students. The project designed by Perkins and Will adds to the aesthetics and cohesiveness of the Clarkson University campus. Quad Center Core - First Year Seminar Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Quad Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Quad Center Core AC Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| Quad 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The Freshman Quad Project consists of an addition to each of the 4 freshman dormatories. This project added a new 4th floor to each building with dormers to enhance the look of the buildings as well as house an additional 84 students. The project designed by Perkins and Will adds to the aesthetics and cohesiveness of the Clarkson University campus. Quad Center Core - First Year Seminar Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Quad Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Quad Center Core AC Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| Quad 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The Freshman Quad Project consists of an addition to each of the 4 freshman dormatories. This project added a new 4th floor to each building with dormers to enhance the look of the buildings as well as house an additional 84 students. The project designed by Perkins and Will adds to the aesthetics and cohesiveness of the Clarkson University campus. Quad Center Core - First Year Seminar Status: Future Projects Project Contact: Ian Hazen Quad Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Quad Center Core AC Apartment Status: Completed Projects |
| ERC Library 1st Floor, Student Affairs, Atrium Renovations Status: Completed Projects ERC Renovation Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| ERC Library 1st Floor, Student Affairs, Atrium Renovations Status: Completed Projects ERC Renovation Status: Conceptual Design Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Hamlin-Powers 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The addition to the Hamlin-Powers Dormitories will follow the precedent set by the Quad addition completed in the summer of 2009. This features a 4th floor with individual dormers to create single rooms. The back differs from the Quad with a shed dormer that will maximize space and allow for rooms to fit on both sides of the building with a hallway in the middle. Other possible additions include a patio area in the front green space with possible apartment style living areas in the center core of the building. Hamlin-Powers Old Health Center Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University Renovate the old health center area and basement in the Hamlin Powers center core to create 24 new beds. Hamlin-Powers Core and Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Hamlin-Powers Center Core Stairway Status: Completed Projects |
| Hamlin-Powers 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The addition to the Hamlin-Powers Dormitories will follow the precedent set by the Quad addition completed in the summer of 2009. This features a 4th floor with individual dormers to create single rooms. The back differs from the Quad with a shed dormer that will maximize space and allow for rooms to fit on both sides of the building with a hallway in the middle. Other possible additions include a patio area in the front green space with possible apartment style living areas in the center core of the building. Hamlin-Powers Old Health Center Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University Renovate the old health center area and basement in the Hamlin Powers center core to create 24 new beds. Hamlin-Powers Core and Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Hamlin-Powers Center Core Stairway Status: Completed Projects |
| Hamlin-Powers 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The addition to the Hamlin-Powers Dormitories will follow the precedent set by the Quad addition completed in the summer of 2009. This features a 4th floor with individual dormers to create single rooms. The back differs from the Quad with a shed dormer that will maximize space and allow for rooms to fit on both sides of the building with a hallway in the middle. Other possible additions include a patio area in the front green space with possible apartment style living areas in the center core of the building. Hamlin-Powers Old Health Center Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University Renovate the old health center area and basement in the Hamlin Powers center core to create 24 new beds. Hamlin-Powers Core and Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Hamlin-Powers Center Core Stairway Status: Completed Projects |
| Hamlin-Powers 4th Floor Addition Status: Completed Projects Vendor: U.W. Marx The addition to the Hamlin-Powers Dormitories will follow the precedent set by the Quad addition completed in the summer of 2009. This features a 4th floor with individual dormers to create single rooms. The back differs from the Quad with a shed dormer that will maximize space and allow for rooms to fit on both sides of the building with a hallway in the middle. Other possible additions include a patio area in the front green space with possible apartment style living areas in the center core of the building. Hamlin-Powers Old Health Center Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Clarkson University Renovate the old health center area and basement in the Hamlin Powers center core to create 24 new beds. Hamlin-Powers Core and Floors 1-3 Renovation Status: Wish List Projects Hamlin-Powers Center Core Stairway Status: Completed Projects |
| Nab Lab Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Pizzagalli The new Nablab facility will be an extension to the existing CAMP-Rowley building complex. The project will add one classroom that will seat 56 students, 8 labs, 1 conference room, 10 offices, 1 hazardous material room, as well as a first floor walkway connector. |
| Our Place Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northern Mechanical Relocate pizza oven and exhaust hood from Bene Pizza to Our Place and add a new exhaust hood to accomodate additional equipment. This will allow Our Place to serve pizza, pasta, BBQ, and salads. Cheel Renovation - Coaches Offices and VIP Area Status: Completed Projects Cheel Arena and Event Center Renovation Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Our Place Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northern Mechanical Relocate pizza oven and exhaust hood from Bene Pizza to Our Place and add a new exhaust hood to accomodate additional equipment. This will allow Our Place to serve pizza, pasta, BBQ, and salads. Cheel Renovation - Coaches Offices and VIP Area Status: Completed Projects Cheel Arena and Event Center Renovation Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Our Place Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Northern Mechanical Relocate pizza oven and exhaust hood from Bene Pizza to Our Place and add a new exhaust hood to accomodate additional equipment. This will allow Our Place to serve pizza, pasta, BBQ, and salads. Cheel Renovation - Coaches Offices and VIP Area Status: Completed Projects Cheel Arena and Event Center Renovation Status: Projects in the Queue |
| Hamlin-Powers Fire Lane Status: Completed Projects |
| Hamlin-Powers Parking Renovation Status: Completed Projects Vendor: Perras Excavating, Inc. Expansion and reconfiguration of existing parking lot. Work includes changes to curbing and sidewalks around Powers to improve safety and pedestrian traffic. |
| Science Center Biotechnology Lab Status: Completed Projects Science Center Lecture Hall 360 A/V Renovation Status: Completed Projects Science Center Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. Science Center – 4,689 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts, and 149 new replacement hallway fixtures installed. |
| Science Center Biotechnology Lab Status: Completed Projects Science Center Lecture Hall 360 A/V Renovation Status: Completed Projects Science Center Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. Science Center – 4,689 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts, and 149 new replacement hallway fixtures installed. |
| Science Center Biotechnology Lab Status: Completed Projects Science Center Lecture Hall 360 A/V Renovation Status: Completed Projects Science Center Lighting Upgrade Status: Completed Projects This project fits into the University’s goals to increase energy efficiency, reduce electrical usage campus wide, and further reduce carbon emissions. Replacing bulbs and ballasts while adding occupancy sensors will result in a wattage savings of 35 to 40% per fixture. Science Center – 4,689 fixtures retrofitted with new bulbs and ballasts, and 149 new replacement hallway fixtures installed. |
| Softball Field Construction Status: Current Design Phase Project Contact: Ian Hazen |
| Clarkson Mausoleum Status: Completed Projects Vendor: R.E. Kelly The restoration of the Clarkson Family Mausoleum in the Bayside Cemetery, Potsdam, New York, will include rebuilding, repainting, and cleaning of the deteriorated stones. |
| Rt. 11 Walking Path Status: Completed Projects |
| Woodstock Village Entrance Status: Future Projects The existing entrance road into Woodstock Village from Clarkson Avenue will be relocated further south along Clarkson Avenue away from the bottom of the hill to allow better access to the campus. |
| Cheel Main Lot Renovation Status: Future Projects |
| West IRC Parking Status: Future Projects |
| Scenic Stadium Status: Wish List Projects This will be located directly east of the President's House and will be developed to take advantage of the scenic view. |
| Construction Phase Expand 5 - Shipley Center Renovation 8 - Student Center Patio 23 - Theme Housing - Sigma Chi 23 - Theme Housing - Sigma Delta 26 - Woodstock Village Unit #1 Renovation |
Current Design Phase Expand 5 - B.H. Snell Hall Basement Classrooms Phase 2 23 - Theme Housing - Sigma Phi Epsilon 26 - Woodstock Village Unit #8 Renovation 26 - Woodstock Village Unit #10 Renovation 26 - Woodstock Village Unit #4 Renovation 44 - Softball Field Construction |
Conceptual Design Expand 1 - Clarkson Avenue Main Entrance and Foster House Garden 5 - Snell Hall angled parking 10 - Holcroft House (Welcome Center) 22 - Loop Road Modifications with Clarkson Ave Entrances 28 - Moore House Green Space for Walking Campus 33 - Riverfront Soccer Field 37 - ERC Renovation |
| Projects in the Queue Expand 2 - TAC - 2 Wind Turbine Installation 6 - Foster House Energy Project 10 - Holcroft House Parking 20 - Structures Lab Renovation (Curing Room) 26 - Woodstock Village Renovations - Unit #2 33 - Remaining Physical Plant Building Demo 40 - Cheel Arena and Event Center Renovation |
Future Projects Expand 3 - Hantz Bleachers 7 - South Cheel / CAMP Parking 9 - Walker Parking Front and Rear 12 - Snell Baseball Field 15 - Signage/Information Kiosks - Munter Walking Trails 16 - Paid Cheel Lot Extension & Main Lot 22 - Roads/Parking Renewal 26 - Woodstock Village Additional Parking - Southwest 26 - Woodstock Village Additional Parking - West 35 - Physical Plant Relocation 36 - Quad Center Core - First Year Seminar 47 - Woodstock Village Entrance 48 - Cheel Main Lot Renovation 49 - West IRC Parking |
Wish List Projects Expand 6 - President's House Completion 14 - Auditorium 17 - Price Hall Residence Renovation 19 - CAMP Future Addition 30 - Graham Hall Residence Renovation 36 - Quad Floors 1-3 Renovation 38 - Hamlin-Powers Core and Floors 1-3 Renovation 50 - Scenic Stadium |
| Completed Projects Expand 1 - Clarkson Avenue Enhancement 2 - Clarkson University's Technology Advancement Center (TAC) 2 - TAC - Institute for a Sustainable Environment 3 - Hantz Field 4 - Main Entrance / New Parking Lot 5 - Snell Basement Digital Arts Classrooms 5 - Snell Lighting Upgrade 6 - Foster House 8 - Student Center 8 - Connections Sculpture 9 - Walker Arena / Locker Room 11 - Woodstock Lodge Basement 12 - Snell Baseball Field Construction 15 - Munter Walking Trails - Southern Racquette River Overlooks 15 - Munter Walking Trails Along the Southern Raquette River 17 - Price Hall First Floor Renovation and Exterior 17 - Price Hall Second Floor Renovations 17 - Wilson RD Apartment 20 - CAMP/Rowley Lighting Upgrade 20 - Center for Environment Display 20 - Structures Lab Renovation (for Wind Blade Testing) 20 - CAMP 179 Renovation Upgrade 21 - ROTC Rappel Tower 22 - Loop Road Asphalt Repair 26 - Woodstock Village - 4 Units Summer '12 29 - Moore House Center Core Renovation 30 - Graham Hall Renovations 33 - Hazardous Waste Building 33 - Physical Plant Demolition 36 - Quad 4th Floor Addition 36 - Quad Center Core AC Apartment 37 - ERC Library 1st Floor, Student Affairs, Atrium Renovations 38 - Hamlin-Powers 4th Floor Addition 38 - Hamlin-Powers Old Health Center Renovation 38 - Hamlin-Powers Center Core Stairway 39 - Nab Lab 40 - Our Place Renovation 40 - Cheel Renovation - Coaches Offices and VIP Area 41 - Hamlin-Powers Fire Lane 42 - Hamlin-Powers Parking Renovation 43 - Science Center Biotechnology Lab 43 - Science Center Lecture Hall 360 A/V Renovation 43 - Science Center Lighting Upgrade 45 - Clarkson Mausoleum 46 - Rt. 11 Walking Path |
