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Advanced Technology & Education Park (ATEP) Development Overview Dr. Raghu P. Mathur Chancellor
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Advanced Technology & Education Park (ATEP)
Development Overview
Dr. Raghu P. MathurChancellor
Advanced Technology & Education Park (ATEP)
Selection of Developer
Gary PoertnerDeputy Chancellor
Overview of Concept Plan
David HuntArchitect, gkkworks
ATEP Phase 3A Concept Plan
Purpose of this Meeting:
1. Inform the Colleges about the ATEP Development
2. Share details of the Concept Plan
3. Involve college faculty, staff and administrators in future program development
4. Answer questions
ATEP Phase 3A Concept Plan
Purpose of the Concept Plan:
1. Ensure appropriate connections with neighboring areas
2. Maintain integrity of Tustin Legacy Specific Plan purpose and intent
3. Define the physical components of the Campus and how the Campus is consistent with the Specific Plan and City General Plan
PROJECT LOCATION
RED HILL AVE
ARMSTRONG AVE
WA
RN
ER A
VE
LANSDOWNE AVE
VALE
NC
IA A
VE
CITY OFTUSTIN
OCSHERIFF’S
CHILDCARE
CENTER
RSCCD
OCRESCUEMISSION
CITYPARK
OCSHELTER
Conceptual ATEP Program
Contents of Concept Plan
• Land Use – buildings, design concepts
• Circulation – vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle
• Landscape Elements –landscape palette, key landscape areas – entries, quads, site edges
• Sustainability – green design features
• Infrastructure – water, sewer, storm water, dry utilities
Approval Process
February –March 2009
•CEQA Documentation
March 23, 2009
•Present Concept Plan to Board
April 2009
•Submit Concept Plan to City
April – May 2009
•City review of Concept Plan
May – June 2009
•Concept Plan refinement (if needed)
July – August 2009
•City consideration of Concept Plan
September 2009 – February 2010
•Site plan and design review
2010
•Preparation of building and site development plans
2011
•Review and approval of building and site development permits
2012 ‐ 2013
•Construction
Phase 3A Site Plan
Landscape Character Concept
Landscape Planting Concept
Landscape Site Plan
Landscape Courtyard Plan
Architectural Concept
Architectural Materials & Spaces
Architectural Materials & Spaces
Architectural Materials & Spaces
Architectural Materials & Spaces
Architectural Materials & Spaces
Architectural Materials & Spaces
Sustainability
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
Fourth Floor Plan
ATEP Program Development
Dr. Randy Peebles, ATEP ProvostDr. Bob Bramucci, Vice Chancellor
Dr. Glenn Roquemore, President, IVC
Current Programs• Photonics/Lasers
• Precision Optics
• Center for Applied Competitive Technologies (CACT)
• Design Model Making & Prototyping (DMP)
• Entrepreneurship Institute (Business)
• Workforce Development
New/Expanded Programs• Nursing (Regional SIM Lab)
• Medical Lab Technician
• Rapid Digital Manufacturing
• Environmental/Energy
• LEED Green Building Related
• Biotechnology/Nanotechnology
• Homeland Security
• Cosmetology
• Culinary Arts
• Entertainment Arts – Technical Film, TV, Radio, Music Recording
Future Program Development• Research best practices
nationwide
• Visit colleges and programs that may be used as models
• Use data and research conducted by industry experts to drive decisions about new programs
• Work with faculty at SC/IVC to develop curriculum
Questions and Comments
Dr. Raghu P. Mathur, ChancellorGary Poertner, Deputy Chancellor
Dr. Bob Bramucci, Vice ChancellorDr. Glenn Roquemore, President, IVC
Dr. Randy Peebles, ATEP ProvostDavid Hunt, Architect, gkkworks
