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Hostos Community CollegeMaster Plan AmendmentPrepared for:The City University of New YorkMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 20121

IntroductionCollege OverviewMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming Consultant Located in the South Bronx at thenexus of Mott Haven & Melroseneighborhoods The college takes pride in its historicrole in educating students fromdiverse ethnic, racial, cultural andlinguistic backgrounds, particularlyHispanic and African Americans Student body is drawn fromadjacent neighborhoods and similarcommunities Academic focus on higher educationprovides intellectual growth andsocio-economic mobility The college seeks to be a resource forthe South Bronx community offeringcontinuing education, cultural eventsand technical supportAugust 29, 20122

Campus LocationHistoryScale (feet):Grand Concourse100 200 300E. 150 StreetE. 149 StreetSavoygeBldg. Bt. Brid145 S2 4 5AlliedHealth &SciencesBuildingT-6Bldg.Lincoln Hospital College founded in 1968 Initially located in a former tirefactory on the west side of the GrandConcourse CUNY purchased and renovated 500Grand Concourse on the east side of thestreet in 1974 First and only comprehensive masterplan was completed in 1984 Allied Health (1990) & East AcademicComplex (1994) built as prescribed bymaster d Avenue0River AvenueThe Planning ProcessPark AveE. 146 StreetT-5135 E.144 St.E. 144 StreetyExp A comprehensive Campus SpaceAnalysis was developed by ScottBlackwell Page Architects (2011).This analysis examines existing andprojected growth for the campus The plan has been informed bymeetings with the President,Faculty, Administration, the SteeringCommittee, Working Committee, andstudent body leadershipRider AvenueCanal Placedrth RailroaMetro NoanegDeRiveE. 140 StreetiverAvenuermRThe current plan has been informed bythe Campus and Buildings ConditionsReport (2010) and the Opportunitiesand Constraints Analysis (2011)prepared by Mitchell I GiurgolaArchitectsTriangleWalton AvenuejorMaEastHarle RyaneDrivE. 140 Streeteridgve. Bon AisMadMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming Consultant4 5MorrisNAugust 29, 20123

Existing Building & Space InventoryBuilding D: Savoy BuildingT-6: Buildings and GroundsBuilding A: 475 Grand ConcourseBuilding B: 500 Grand ConcourseBuilding C: East Academic ComplexE. 149 StreetBuilding D: SavoyBuilding B:500 Grand ConcourseBuilding A:475 GrandConcourseBuilding C:East AcademicComplexenuePark Av135 E.144 St.Grand ConcourseT-5Walton AvenueGerard AvenueE. 146 Streetrth RailroadBuilding GMetro NoT-6E. 144 StreetT-5: ImmigrationMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming Consultant135 East 144th st. : VacantBuilding G: FacilitiesAugust 29, 20124

Existing Building & Space InventoryBuilding A: 475 Grand Concourse BuildingBuilt: 1990Condition: Fair to GoodGross Area: 193,554 SFAssignable Area: 105,223 SFUse: Allied Health, Natural Sciences, Library, AdministrationBuilding B: 500 Grand Concourse BuildingBuilt: 1965Condition: FairGross Area: 135,194 SFAssignable Area: 65,650 SFUse: Departmental Offices, Administration & FinanceBuilding C: East Academic ComplexBuilt: 1994Condition: GoodGross Area: 265,235 SFAssignable Area: 140,247 SFUse: Theaters, Physical Education, Classrooms, Humanities, BusinessBuilding D: Savoy BuildingBuilt: 1995Condition: Fair to GoodGross Area: 43,078 SFAssignable Area: 30,174 SFUse: Student ServicesMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 20125

Master Plan ObjectivesThe Master Plan Objectives:Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming Consultant Address projected 40% growth overthe next decade Consolidate departments and improveadjacencies Locate academic support functionsclose together Increase capacity and create flexibleclassrooms Create “One Stop” Student ServicesCenter Create opportunities for a variety oflounge and study spaces that promotecreative interaction among collegestudents and faculty Enhance services to the communitythrough continuing education andworkforce development programs Renovate the “original” 475 GrandConcourse Building and upgradeinfrastructure campus-wide Create open green space on campusand make streetscape improvements Develop campus wide way-findingand signage strategyAugust 29, 20126

Space Assessment TablesExistingFall 2009Current NeedFall 2009Projected NeedFall 2015Projected NeedFall 2020Project Deficitor SurplusAcademic SpaceClassrooms & Computer LabsAllied HealthBehavioral & Social SciencesBusinessEducationEnglishHumanitiesLanguage & CognitionMathematicsNatural SciencesTotal Academic Space45,209 sf16,753 sf4,062 sf3,621 sf3,291 sf6,894 sf8,106 sf4,901 sf4,704 sf17,702 sf115,243 sf58,697 sf26,840 sf6,163 sf2,400 sf4,475 sf7,675 sf22,650 sf3,925 sf7,088 sf28,961 sf168,873 sf72,086 sf26,840 sf7,850 sf2,500 sf4,963 sf8,925 sf28,038 sf3,763 sf8,088 sf36,626 sf199,677 sf77,239 sf26,840 sf9,025 sf2,550 sf5,125 sf9,188 sf31,613 sf3,125 sf8,725 sf41,840 sf215,269 7)1,776(4,021)(24,138)(100,026)Support SpaceContinuing EducationSpecial ProgramsAcademic SupportLibraryTechnology ServicesAssembly & ExhibitionAthletics, Physical Education & RecreationStudent ActivityChildren’s CenterStudent ServicesAdministrative ServicesCampus ServicesTotal Support Space10,275 sf9,733 sf6,875 sf18,968 sf9,673 sf38,764 sf28,036 sf18,513 sf10,585 sf19,331 sf24,197 sf28,784 sf213,459 sf10,275 sf16,319 sf8,567 sf29,772 sf13,633 sf39,623 sf32,819 sf33,659 sf7,845 sf25,623 sf32,459 sf40,983 sf281,300 sf10,275 sf21,382 sf8,930 sf34,296 sf13,895 sf39,623 sf33,319 sf43,569 sf7,845 sf28,481 sf33,370 sf45,633 sf310,342 sf10,275 sf22,273 sf9,314 sf35,467 sf13,895 sf39,623 sf33,319 sf46,935 sf7,845 sf29,178 sf33,439 sf48,833 sf320,121 22)2,740(9,847)(9,242)(20,049)(106,662)0 sf19,327 sf19,327 sf0 sf20,003 sf20,003 sf5,000 sf0 sf5,000 sf5,000 sf0 sf5,000 sf(5,000)19,32714,327348,029 sf470,177 sf515,019 sf540,390 sf(192,361)4,487.904,487.905,809.186,527.96Space TypeHosted Entities / Special ProgramsWellness CenterHigh SchoolsTotal Hosted EntitiesTotal Assignable Square FeetStudent FTEsMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 20127

Space AssessmentStudent Enrollment Projections: Fall Semester Over Fall 000.003,000.002,000.001,000.000.00Student Headcount& FTEsExistingFall 2009Projected NeedFall 2015Projected NeedFall 2020Space Assessment:Student FTEsStudent Head count Projected growth of 40% on top of existing deficit.Overall institutional space deficit of 192,361 NASF in 2020.Deficit is roughly equal between academic and support space.Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 20128

Space AssessmentDepartmental Enrollment .00Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantLanguage alFTEsProjected Enrollment Fall 2020Natural SciencesProjected Enrollment Fall 2015MathematicsExisting Fall 2009BusinessStudentFTEsBehavioral &Social Sciences0.00Allied Health200.00August 29, 20129

Space AssessmentAcademic Departmental Space Need60,000 sf55,000 sf50,000 sf45,000 sf40,000 sf35,000 sf30,000 sf25,000 sf20,000 sf15,000 sfLanguage l SciencesProjected Enrollment Fall 2015MathematicsExisting Fall 2009Behavioral &Social SciencesAssignableSquare FeetAllied Health10,000 sfProjected Enrollment Fall 2020Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 201210

Space AssessmentSupport Space Need50,000 sf40,000 sf30,000 sf20,000 sfCampus ServicesAdministrativeServicesStudent ServicesChildren’s CenterStudent ActivityAssembly & ExhibitionLibraryAthletics, PhysicalEducation & RecreationProjected Enrollment Fall 2015Technology ServicesExisting Fall 2009Academic SupportAssignableSquare FeetSpecial Programs0 sfContinuingEducation10,000 sfProjected Enrollment Fall 2020Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 201211

Projected DevelopmentNew Allied Health & NaturalScience Building Program- Allied Health- Natural Sciences- Classrooms & ComputerLabs- Wellness Center- Student SpacereetBuilding D: SavoyBuilding B:500 Grand ConcourseBuilding A:475 GrandConcourse Develop Public PlazaBuilding C:East AcademicComplexBuilding GMetro NoGrand ConcourseNewBuildingAvenueWalton AAvenueGerard AStreetrth RailroadT-6 Sustainability Opportunities- High Performance Facade- Photovoltaic Panels- Storm Water Harvesting- State of the art MEP- Bike Parking Incorporate streetscapeimprovements on WaltonAvenuereetMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 201212

Projected Development and Adaptive Reuse‘A’ Building- 475 Grand Concourse Renovation andmodernization of original 475Grand Concourse BuildingreetBuilding D: Savoy Expansion of library &consolidation of academicsupport functionsBuilding B:500 Grand ConcourseBuilding A:475 GrandConcourse Expansion of classroomcapacity Creation of “Bridge” link toNew Building / West CampusBuilding C:East AcademicComplexBuilding GMetro NoGrand ConcourseNewBuildingAvenueWalton AAvenueGerard AStreetrth RailroadT-6 Consolidation ofadministrative functions withPresident Develop campus green spacenorth of buildingreetMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 201213

Projected Development and Adaptive Reuse‘B’ Building- 500 Grand Concourse Consolidation of StudentServices and creation of “OneStop” Student Service CenterreetBuilding D: Savoy Consolidation of AcademicDepartmentsBuilding B:500 Grand ConcourseBuilding A: Major Infrastructure Upgradesin progress475 GrandConcourseBuilding C:East AcademicComplexBuilding GMetro NoGrand ConcourseNewBuildingAvenueWalton AAvenueGerard AStreetrth RailroadT-6reetMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 201214

Projected Development and Adaptive Reuse‘D’ Building- Savoy Renovation and conversion toan administration buildingreetBuilding D: Savoy‘C’ Building- East Academic ComplexBuilding B:500 Grand ConcourseBuilding A: Modest renovation tothe Fifth Floor to expandHumanities & Classroom space475 GrandConcourse Photovoltaic installation onroofBuilding C:East AcademicComplexBuilding GreetMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantMetro NoGrand ConcourseNewBuildingAvenueWalton AAvenueGerard AStreetrth RailroadT-6‘G’ Building - Facilities Modest renovation toexpand Facilities into vacatedAdministration space Photovoltaic installation onroofAugust 29, 201215

Campus Plan after RenovationsE. 149 StreetBuilding A:475 GrandConcourseBuilding C:East AcademicComplexT-6Building GCampus ServicesE. 144 StreetMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantNatural SciencesAllied HealthClassroomsWellness CenterStudent ActivityGrand ConcourseNewBuildingWalton AvenueGerard AvenueE. 146 StreetTheatersPhysical EducationClassroomsStudent SupportStudent e ServicesClassroomsBehavioral & Social SciencesChildren’s CenterAcademic SupportSpecial ProgramsPark Av500 Grand ConcourseStudent ServicesEnglish / Language CognitionMathematicsCampus ServicesEducationSpecial ProgramsClassroomsrth Railror adBuilding B:Metro NoBuilding D: SavoyAdministrative ServicesAugust 29, 201216

Diagram of Issues - Campus Green SpaceE. 149 StreetBuilding D: SavoyBuilding B:500 Grand ConcourseBuilding A:475 GrandConcourseBuilding C:East AcademicComplexBuilding GenuePark AvMetro No135 E.144 St.Grand ConcourseT-5Walton AvenueGerard AvenueE. 146 Streetrth RailroadT-6E. 144 StreetOpportunity to increase campusgreen spaceMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPScott Blackwell Page, Facility Programming ConsultantAugust 29, 201217