Project Name and Description

Amount

Location

Project Begin Date

Project End Date

School of Education Building

$18,725,000

North of Dobo Hall with main entrance off of Reynolds Drive

Oct. 2001

Mar. 2003

This facility is designed as an 80,500-square-foot, three-story building reflective of the surrounding campus architecture. In addition to the school of education, it will house the Office of Service to Public Schools, UNCW's large complement of N.C. Teaching Fellows, the Principal Fellows Program, the Professional Development System serving 10 school districts in southeastern North Carolina, the Center for Teaching Excellence, the Curriculum Materials Center, the Science and Math Education Center, and other support and outreach activities.

Creative Arts Academic and Classroom Facilities

$33,032,100

To be Determined

Jan. 2003

Jun. 2005

This building will house six academic disciplines in the Departments of Art and Theatre (art, theatre and dance), Music, Creative Writing and Film Studies. The departments and programs will share and have dedicated academic space, including classrooms, seminar rooms, a distance learning facility, computer labs, a film editing lab, practice and rehearsal rooms and performance and exhibit venues.

General Classroom Building

$12,647,000

To be Determined

Jul. 2003

Dec. 2004

Additional classroom space and faculty offices are needed for the growing number of students in the Cameron School of Business and several other academic programs.

King Hall Classroom Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$2,697,400

Oct. 2003

Sep. 2004

This building will undergo major renovation in preparation for use by the Departments of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice and the Museum Studies Program. Renovation will include the addition of a central fire alarm and sprinkler system, replacement of fixed furniture, abatement of hazardous materials and upgrade of the building's electrical system for increased computer use.

Hoggard, Alderman and James Hall Renovation Projects

All of these buildings will be renovated to meet current construction codes. A major portion of the cost for upgrading these facilities is in the modernization of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. Alarm and fire suppression systems will be installed, and hazardous materials (asbestos, lead paint, etc.) used in the original construction will be eliminated. The current communications network (voice and data) will be replaced allowing occupants access to higher speed services.

Hoggard Hall Classroom Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$3,550,400

Jul. 2004

Jun. 2005

This building currently houses the School of Nursing and a large portion of the Information Technology Systems Division. The School of Nursing will be relocated to Friday Hall and Hoggard's floor plan will be updated to meet campus computing and administrative needs.

Alderman Hall Classroom Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$2,940,800

Jul. 2007

Jun. 2008

The floor plan will be updated to meet current administrative needs.

Hinton James Hall Classroom Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$1,468,000

Jul. 2006

Jun. 2007

This building currently houses Admissions, Registrar, Financial Aid, Summer School, Enrollment Affairs, Student Accounts and Cashier offices. Infrastructure renovation is needed on the HVAC system and computer and telecommunication networks.

Westside Hall Classroom Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$2,687,300

Jan. 2003

Dec. 2003

Westside Hall will be renovated to meet current construction codes. Heating, air conditioning and other infrastructure systems have not been converted from the original cafeteria floor plan to the current office configuration. As a result, a major portion of the upgrade costs will be put into infrastructure modernization. Alarm and fire suppression systems will also be installed and hazardous materials used in the original construction will be eliminated. The current communications network will be replaced.

Kenan Hall Classroom Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$3,056,600

Jul. 2005

Jun. 2006

Kenan Hall requires significant modernization and reconfiguration as it use changes. The HVAC system in Kenan Hall will be added to an existing campus chilled water loop. A central fire alarm and sprinkler system will be installed and hazardous materials will be abated during the renovation process. The building's electrical system will be renovated for increased computer technology.

Friday Hall Laboratory Building – Comprehensive Renovation

$7,693,400

Jul. 2005

Jun. 2006

Renovations will include replacement of the HVAC system, central fire alarm and sprinkler systems, asbestos abatement, upgrading of laboratory spaces and overall reconfiguration of space for offices and classrooms. Rewiring in some areas of the building is proposed for enhanced computer use.

Kenan Auditorium – Comprehensive Renovation

$3,095,300

Jul. 2005

Jun. 2006

The Sarah Graham Kenan Auditorium is in a state of extreme wear due to heavy usage by the university and community. Engineering study is now underway to determine if this facilty can be upgraded and expanded. Currently, many areas of this building are in need of extensive renovation. In addition, handicapped access, lighting and safety upgrades will be included. Due to the date of original construction, this building also requires asbestos removal.

Marine Sciences Research Center Operations Facility

$2,929,600

Myrtle Grove Expansion

Oct. 2003

Sep. 2004

This building will house all operations personnel and functions for the Center for Marine Science, some of which are still housed at the Wrightville Beach site. Additional faculty and administrative offices will be included in this structure, as well as a marine mammal necropsy facility, machine shop, operations equipment repair and storage for all sea-going diving operations.

Academic Support Facilities and Computing Center

$3,385,900

Addition to Hoggard Hall

Jul. 2003

Jun. 2004

This facility will provide faculty and graduate students with high-end technology, network capabilities, technical support and simulation and production capabilities. The availability of shared resources on a prioritized research and production schedule will provide a cost-effective means of supporting research and scholarship with essential high quality, high speed technologies. This facility will be constructed as an addition to Hoggard Hall. This decision was based on minimizing the cost of relocating the existing telecommunication infrastructure and maximizing the size of the facility that will be built with bond dollars.

Print Shop Expansion

$400,000

Oct. 2002

Mar. 2003

The University's printing function will be expanded to accommodate campus growth, user needs, and the expanded use of technology in the printing process.

Warehouse Expansion

$800,000

Jan. 2003

Dec. 2003

Warehouse will be expanded to accommodate university growth and need for storage of academic and administrative materials.

Infrastructure Expansion

$1,775,000

Continuous

To accommodate the projected enrollment growth of the university, UNCW's roads, sidewalks, drainage, water distribution and gas distribution systems will be expanded and enhanced.

Land Acquisition

Myrtle Grove Property for Expansion of CMS

$1,800,000

Purchase in 2001

Forty-nine acres adjoining the Center for Marine Science will be purchased to expand the university's marine science programs.

Land at South Entrance to Main Campus

$300,000

Purchase in 2001

UNCW will purchase approximately one acre of land adjacent to the southern most College Road entrance to the university campus.

Primary Electrical Distribution System Improvements

$2,238,200

Continuous

Much of the existing electrical distribution system on campus consists of direct buried cable, which must be replaced due to deterioration. In addition, the system will be expanded significantly to accommodate the university's projected physical growth.

Technology Infrastructure Expansion

$2,949,000

Continuous

These funds will be used to upgrade the campus information technology infrastructure for networking and central computing services. Several critical networking segments will be used to connect new facilities to the university's data and telecommunications systems. New routers, switches and additional integrated networking locations will be installed. With these resources in place, UNCW will be able to maintain its commitment to "universal access."

Total

$108,171,000