Integrated Science CenterThe second phase of the ISC will completely renovate Rogers Hall. ISC 2, which will be completed in 2009, will house the psychology department and more offices for biology faculty members.
Integrated Science Center (ISC)
Millington/Rogers Halls (Renovation/Expansion)
Built in 1968, Millington Hall, located on the new campus, is the home of the Biology and Psychology departments. Rogers Hall, built in 1975 and situated next to Millington Hall, houses the Chemistry department. Both halls contain classrooms, teaching and research laboratories as well as administrative space.
This joint project supports the construction of a new, high tech laboratory building as well as renovation of existing spaces. The project includes modernization of the building and mechanical systems, improved technological capacity and capability, upgraded electrical capacity and modernization of laboratory spaces.
- Cost: $ 57.325-million
- Fund source: General Funds, GOB/VCBA, 9d Debt and Private Funds
- Renovation GSF: 45,066
- Expansion GSF: 120,000
- Start Date: January 2006
- Finish Date: March 2009
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Design Team: Moseley Architects/Payette Architects / Einhorn Yaffee and Prescott (EYP)
- Contractor: Gilbane Development Companies
- Progress: ISC Ph 2 (Rogers Hall) was occupied on April 4th.
Ph 3 (Planning) - A preplanning study conducted in August, 2007 by Moseley Architects was updated and validated in August, 2008; and again in March, 2009. The project ($85M+planning) is on the Commonwealth's official six year capital plan, which was established in 2008. At the invitation of Department of Planning and Budget (DPB), the College requested $5.7M to support Detailed Planning (SD/PD). DPB subsequently approved $4.8M.
The College selected Einhorn Yaffee and Prescott (EYP) of Washington, D.C. as the project architect, and Whiting Turner as the construction manager. Preliminary design is complete and design documents have been submitted for College code review. Cost data was submitted to BCOM in November for cost review and determination of the total project budget. A December 13, 2012 Funding Report recommended $74.18 M in lieu of the $85 M requested. The Project Team is conducting a budget review to determine the extent of non-programmatic changes which can be realized without reducing the 113,000 GSF project scope.
Building Committee
Randy Strickland, Project Manager
Joe Martinez, Deputy Director Facilities Planning Design & Construction
Anna Martin, Vice President, Administration
Martha Sheets, Senior Planner
Dave Shepard, Associate Vice President, Facilities Management
Wayne Boy, Director Facilities Planning Design & Construction
Bob Dillman, Code Review, Facilities Management
Michael Halleran, Provost
Dennis Manos, Vice Provost, Research & Graduate Professional Studies
Paul Heideman, Chair, Biology
Gary Rice, Chair, Chemistry
Connie Pilkington, Chair, Psychology
Peter Levy, Gilbane Company
John Taylor, Gilbane Company
Dale Kopnitsky, Head Estimator