Glumac provided SD bridging documents for mechanical, electrical and plumbing and low voltage engineering design, and performed MEP peer review at 100% DD and 50% CD. Additionally, we provided energy analysis and LEED consulting for the Net Present Value Assessments at the Concept Phase and throughout the Schematic Design phase so that the bridging documents proactively included systems that will bring the most value to the University.

Southwest Campus Apartments

Southwest Campus Apartments is being designed as a 583,000 square-foot mid-rise apartment cluster including 2,200 beds that will be integrated with the Weyburn Student Housing Neighborhood and the edges of downtown Westwood. The apartments will have scaled public spaces and a large open courtyard with accommodations for a viable student life atmosphere.

Lot 15 Residence Hall

Lot 15 represents a unique campus opportunity to create a student residence hall space of 330,000 square foot double loaded mid-rise building wings, each eight stories high, sharply designed to respond to the site topography, and are situated over a potential podium level of maintenance storage and program areas. A pedestrian bridge connecting to the east allows for full access from the residential communities to the larger campus. Lot 15 contains 1,781 beds as well as amenity and study spaces.

Awards/Certifications

• Lot 15 Residence Hall: LEED Gold
• Southwest Campus Apartments: Targeting LEED Gold

Size: Southwest Campus Apartments: 583,000 sf; Lot 15: 330,000 sf
Construction Cost: Southwest Campus
Apartments: $383 million; Lot 15: $240 million
Start/End Date: 2018 – 2022
Architect: Mithun Solomon
Owner: UCLA Housing & Hospitality Services
Contractor: PCL Construction
Services: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, LEED, Energy Analysis, Low Voltage

Rendering © Mithun