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Creating a spatial connection between the new Seaton Hall and the renovated Mechanics Hall gives the College of Architecture, Planning & Design a public forum for a bright future.

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SHAPING T HE FU T UR EThe APDesign Complex revitalization and expansion will improve student recruitment and retention, college accreditation and program reputation. By adjoining the newly-renamed Regnier Hall with the construction and renovated east wing of Seaton, the College of Architecture, Planning and Design will align its facilities with its values:

• Environmental stewardship

• Social equity

• Economic viability

• Aesthetic delight

The APDesign Complex will advance our vision to be a nationally recognized center of design and planning excellence and a nexus of interdisciplinary engagement, outreach and research serving the university, the profession and society.

PR OJ EC T D E TA I L S

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$60 million (State of Kansas)$15 million (philanthropy)

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195,000 square feet

CO N S T R U C T I O N S TA R T

Fall 2015

CO N S T R U C T I O N CO M P L E T I O N

Summer 2017, one phase

D E SI G N A N D CO N S T R U C T I O N T E A M

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Ennead ArchitectsBNIM

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Confluence

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Walter P. Moore

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Henderson Engineers Inc.

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BG Consultants

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FP&C Consultants

CO N S T R U C T I O N M A N AG E M E N T

JE Dunn Construction

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GROUNDDESIGN LABS (STUDIOS) $50,000

22 Studio G.0123 Studio G.0224 Studio G.0325 Studio G.0426 Studio G.0527 Studio G.0628 Studio G.0729 Studio G.08

CRITIQUE ROOMS $25,000

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OPEN CRITS $25,000

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COMMONS $500,000

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APDESIGN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION $25,000

37 Computing & Network Services38 Ray Streeter Oz Journal Office

LABS (FABRICATION & DIGITAL) $25,000–$500,000

01 Upholstery Lab02 Small CNC Lab03 Finishing Lab04 Fine Woodworking Lab05 Glue Lab06 Fabrication Lab07 Fabrication Lab Office08 Fabrication Lab Manager09 Model Making Lab10 3D Print Lab11 Fabrication Flex Space12 Metal Lab13 JE Dunn Construction Center for

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WEIGEL LIBRARY $25,000–$2,000,000

15 Large Scan Room16 Staff Workroom17 Library Director’s Office18 Circulation Desk19 William A. Stoskopf Special

Collections20 Quiet Study

OUTDOOR AREAS $100,000–$250,000

39 Sunderland Foundation Fabrication Yard

40 Midwest Concrete Materials, Inc. Courtyard

41 William T. Kemper Foundation Amphitheatre

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LE V EL 1DESIGN LABS (STUDIOS) $50,000

01 Studio 1.0102 Studio 1.0203 Sahni Family Foundation Studio04 BNIM Studio05 Donald McKahan, AIA, FACHA

Studio06 Meilink Family Studio07 GLMV Architecture Studio08 Studio 1.0809 Populous Studio10 Studio 1.1011 Studio 1.1112 Studio 1.1213 Landscape Architecture Faculty14 LDR International (1969–2000)

Studio15 Patricia & Kipp Shrack, FASLA

Studio16 Norris Design Co. Studio

CRITIQUE ROOMS $25,00017 Casey & Barb Cassias Crit Room18 McCownGordon Construction

Crit Room19 Donald McKahan, AIA, FACHA Crit

Room20 GLMV Architecture Crit Room21 McCarthy Building Company Crit

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22 Scott Rice + Steelcase Crit Room23 Confluence Crit Room

OPEN CRITS $25,000

25 Dan Fankhauser B ARCH 196726 Open Crit 1.0227 Open Crit 1.0328 Marianne and Bill Dunn, Jr. Family29 Open Crit 1.0530 Open Crit 1.0631 Open Crit 1.07

COMMONS $50,000–$500,000

60 Foyer61 Jewel Commons 262 Seaton East Commons 1

PORCHES (PUBLIC MEETING) $50,000

32 Porch 1.0133 Porch 1.0234 Porch 1.03

FACULTY OFFICES $15,000

35 Faculty Office 1.0136 Faculty Office 1.0237 Faculty Office 1.03

38 Faculty Office 1.0439 Tom & Peggy Waggoner Faculty

Office40 Faculty Office 1.0641 Faculty Office 1.0742 Faculty Office 1.0843 Faculty Office 1.0944 Faculty Office 1.1045 Faculty Office 1.1146 Faculty Office 1.1247 Faculty Office 1.1348 Faculty Office 1.1449 T K Architects

DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES $25,000–$150,000

50 Department of Architecture51 Conference Room52 Project Coordinator53 Department Head54 Department of Interior

Architecture & Product Design55 Conference Room56 Department Head57 Department of Landscape

Architecture and Regional & Community Planning

58 Michael and Gloria Konold Conference Room

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APDESIGN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION $25,000–$250,000

66 Office of Student Services67 Academic Advisor 168 Academic Advisor 269 Student Services Staff 170 Academic Advisor 371 Student Services Staff 272 Director of Academic Services73 Student Services Staff 374 Student Services Conference Area75 Associate Dean for Student

Services76 Director of Student Recruitment

AUDITORIUM/GALLERY $50,000–$375,000

63 Regnier Forum64 Gallery65 Catering

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24 BRR Architecture Tech Rich Lab

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LE V EL 2DESIGN LABS (STUDIOS) $50,000

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CRITIQUE ROOMS $25,000

23 Perkins Eastman Crit Room24 Norris Design Co. Crit Room25 HTK Architects Crit Room26 Richard Heinz & Family Crit Room27 Critique 2.0528 Critique 2.0629 Critique 2.07

OPEN CRITS $25,000

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COMMONS $50,000–$500,000

49 Barry & Deni Greenberg Commons

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PORCHES (PUBLIC MEETING) $50,000

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FACULTY OFFICES $15,000

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APDESIGN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION $25,000–$250,000

51 Conference/Critique 152 Conference/Critique 253 Ed & Jan Tannebaum Conference

Room54 Link Crit/Seminar Room55 Office of the Dean56 Jim & Maggie Calcara Conference

Room57 Communications & Events58 Assistant to the Dean59 Budget/Fiscal60 Accounting61 Dean

OUTDOOR AREAS $100,000

62 Terrace

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LE AR N MO R E ABOU T T HE APDE SIGN COMPLE XYour investment in the APDesign Complex also supports Innovation and Inspiration: The Campaign for Kansas State University, a $1 billion campaign to advance K-State toward becoming a top 50 public research university by 2025.

Tim de Noble, AIADean and ProfessorCollege of Architecture, Planning & Design785-532-5950tdenoble@ksu.edu

Damon FairchildDirector of DevelopmentCollege of Architecture, Planning & Design785-532-7524damonf@found.ksu.edu

Natalie ShoemakerDevelopment OfficerCollege of Architecture, Planning & Design785-532-7654natalies@found.ksu.edu

LE V EL 3APDESIGN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION $250,000

01 Penthouse

OUTDOOR AREAS $100,000–$250,000

02 North Green Roof03 Jewel Green Roof04 South Green Roof05 Research Green Roof

apdesign.k-state.edu/about /seaton

The Innovation and Inspiration Campaign will raise $1 billion to advance the initiatives of K-State 2025.

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