Glumac provided MEP bridging documents, LEED energy modeling and life cycle cost analysis for SDSU’s new West Campus Housing facility, Huāxyacac Hall. This design-build project is a five-story dormitory building with an adjacent 8,125 gross square foot facility designed to feature a market, coffee shop, and community center.

The new dormitory building is approximately 171,000 square feet and capable of accommodating 850 beds. Additional amenities include: bike storage, food service, kitchen, laundry, outdoor roof terrace and lounge.

Project Goals:

• Create a vibrant campus residential community in an area on campus that has been isolated and under served with services and amenities.
• Provide 850 freshmen beds, freeing up beds for SDSU’s Sophomore Success Program.
• Create indoor and outdoor amenity spaces for new and future housing in the community.

Awards/Certifications:

• Targeting LEED Silver
• Engineering-News Record California’s 2020 Regional Best Project Winner

Size: 171,000 square feet
Construction Cost: $100,000,000
Start/End Date: 2017/2019
Owner: San Diego State University
Architect: AC Martin Partners
Contractor: Clark Construction
Services: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Energy Analysis

Renderings Courtesy of AC Martin + Clark Construction