BENSON POLYTECHNIC H.S. MPC #8 / JANUARY 5, 2017

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1 BENSON POLYTECHNIC H.S. MPC #8 / JANUARY 5, 2017

2 AGENDA / 6:00-6:15 Introductions 5 min MPC and Design Team Introductions 5 min Project Update - Portland Public Schools + + Tasks since last MPC + + Budget 5 min Bassetti Architects Day Process and beyond 6:15-6:30 Guiding Principles 15 min Results from survey and discussion 6:30-6:55 Program Studies (Individual Activity) 5 min Overview 20 min CTE Programs and Academic Cluster Diagrams + + Observations + + Are we covering everything? + + Adjacencies 6:55-7:10 Preferred Master Plan Schemes 15 min Results from survey and discussion 7:10-8:00 Building Studies (Small Group Activity) 5 min Overview 45 min Small group discussion 8:00-8:10 Subcommittee Report 8:10-8:20 Closing Thoughts & Next Steps 8:20-8:30 Public Comment

3 INTRODUCTIONS / Caroline Lemay, Principal-in-Charge Lorne McConachie, Design Principal Joe Echeverri, Project Manager Cary Dasenbrock, Design Staff Dianna Montzka, Design Staff Nancy Hamilton, Community Engagement

4 INTRODUCTIONS / BASSETTI EXPERIENCE HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE + + Roosevelt High School (Portland) + + Raisbeck Aviation High School + + Bishop Blanchet High School + + The Center School + + Central Kitsap High School + + Chief Sealth International High School + + Edmonds Woodway High School + + Inglemoor High School + + Kingston High School + + Klahowya Secondary School + + Liberty High School + + Lincoln High School + + Lynnwood High School + + Mercer Island High School + + Natrona County High School + + The Overlake School + + Roosevelt High School (Seattle) + + Rock Springs Satellite High School + + Shorewood High School + + Skyline High School + + Stadium High School + + Stanwood High School + + Todd Beamer High School + + Vashon High School

5 PROJECT UPDATE / PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

6 BUDGET CONSIDERATIONS / DEFINING THE BUDGET CONSTRUCTION BUDGET $122 Million + + Benson Program Requirements (+/- 385,000 SF) + + Environmental Health and Safety + + Seismic Upgrades + + Energy Code Upgrades + + ADA + + HVAC + + Security / Safety + + Off-Site Improvements Contingency + + Design & Estimating Contingency + + GMP Contingency + + General Conditions + + Bonds, Insurance, Overhead & Profit SOFT COSTS (Outside of Construction Budget) + + Escalation + + Swing Space / Temp. Facilities / Phased Construction + + Fixtures, Furniture and Equipment (FF&E) + + Design & Permitting

7 BENSON HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT SCHEDULE SCHEDULE / O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D PRE-DILIGENCE PHASE EXISTING CONDITIONS MASTER PLAN COMMITTEE PROGRAMMING FOCUS OPTION ED SPEC MPC MEETINGS * COST ESTIMATE NOW JAN 17 MAY BOND

8 SCHEDULE / MASTER PLAN COMMITTEE MEETINGS 8 MPC #8 Agenda: January 5, Guiding Principles + + Preferred Masterplan Schemes + + Program & Building Studies 9 MPC #9 Agenda: January 19, Design Refinement + + Initial Phasing Studies + + Program Summary 10 MPC #10 Agenda: January 31, Presentation by Amy Ruiz + + Bond overview of all school modernization projects Benson Tech Show: February 16, Design Open House 11 MPC #11 Agenda: February 23, 2017 (To be confirmed) + + Process update (Design, Phasing, Program, Budget) + + Focus Option Ed Spec Development March - September: Continued development of Ed Spec, Design Refinement and Phasing Studies

9 GUIDING PRINCIPLES /

10 GUIDING PRINCIPLES / SURVEY FEEDBACK The most important principle to me, as a teacher, is the one that states the importance of providing a flexible space that can and will support change. Benson has always been ever changing. All [of the guiding principles] are relevant. My initial comment is to put an increased effort into the second guiding principle (Engagement with Business, Government, and Educational partners). I would lobby for a strong multidisciplinary design approach that draws a broad base of design professionals into the school. Remembering the past is not denying the future an opportunity to shine. For without that historic foundation, the future would not have something to build upon.

11 PROGRAM STUDIES / INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY

12 PROGRAM STUDIES / APPLIED ARTS EXISTING: +/- 1,800 SF PROPOSED: +/- 3,100 SF OUTDOOR RAKU FIRING MANUF. 2D/3D LAB GLAZE KILN 2D LAB KILN 3D LAB DIGITAL MEDIA ARCH.

13 PROGRAM STUDIES / ARCHITECTURE EXISTING: +/- 3,400 SF PROPOSED: +/- 4,800 SF. DRAFTING MANUF. ENG. DRAFT PIN UP ARCH. PRINT/ PLOT/ LAY DRAFT CONST. ARCH. OUTDOOR WORK AREA

14 PROGRAM STUDIES / AUTOMOTIVE & AVIATION EXISTING: +/- 28,100 SOPH. SHOP FRESH. WASH. LOCK RR WASH. LOCK SECOND FLOOR: RR SOPH. ENG. WASH. LOCK WASH. LOCK AVIATION WASH. LOCK RR WASH. LOCK RR AUTO JR./SR. AUTO JR./SR. OFFICE OFFICE DIESEL WIND PROPOSED: +/- 20,300 SF with ADDITIONAL 1,500 SF OUTDOOR WORK AREA FRESH. RR TOOL. TOOL. EQUIP.. SOPH. SHOP SOPH. SHOP RR TOOL. TOOL. EQUIP.. AVIATION LAB. TEST LAB OUTDOOR WORK AREA OUTDOOR WORK AREA JR./SR. SHOP DIESEL SHOP OUTDOOR WORK AREA

15 PROGRAM STUDIES / COMPUTER ENGINEERING EXISTING: +/- 3,700 SF PROPOSED: +/- 4,000 SF COMP. ENG. LAB COMP LAB MANUF. ELEC. FRESH./ SOPH. SERV. JR./SR. ARCH. AUTO.

16 PROGRAM STUDIES / MATH TECH & CONSTRUCTION EXISTING MATH TECH: +/- 2,300 SF EXISTING CONSTRUCTION: +/- 8,200 SF SOPH SHOP ALG. EQUIP.. MATRL.. MATH TECH BUILD. CONST. JR./SR. CONST. OUTDOOR LOAD RR PROPOSED MATH TECH: +/- 4,900 SF with ADDITIONAL 1,000 SF OUTDOOR WORK AREA PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION: +/- 9,500 SF with ADDITIONAL 1,000 SF OUTDOOR WORK AREA SOPH. SHOP ALG. FRSH. SHOP GEO. MATRL.. TOOL SOPH. SHOP MATRL.. TOOL TOOL LOAD JR./SR. SHOP MATRL.. ARCH. ELEC. OUTDOOR WORK AREA OUTDOOR LOAD PARKING Direct street access MATH TECH

17 PROGRAM STUDIES / DIGITAL MEDIA EXISTING: +/- 6,700 SF PROPOSED: +/- 7,800 SF PHOTO/ WEB LAB. PHOTO/VIDEO/SOUND STUDIO FRESH. FRESH./ SOPH. PHOTO/WEB LAB PRINT/ PLOT/ LAY VIDEO/ GRAPHIC LAB RADIO VIDEO/ GRAPHIC LAB RR PHOTO STUDIO DARK RM FRESH./ SOPH. STUDIO/ PRESENTATION VIDEO STUDIO SOUND STUDIO PHOTO PREP DARK RMS

18 PROGRAM STUDIES / ELECTRIC EXISTING: +/- 9,800 SF SOPH. ELEC SR. ELEC. RR RR JR. ELEC SOPH. ELEC COMP. ENG. FRESH. ELEC. PROPOSED: +/- 10,500 SF SR AUTOMATION JR RES/COMM ELEC SOPH. ELEC FRESH. ELEC BLDG CONST. ARCH.

19 PROGRAM STUDIES / ENGINEERING EXISTING: +/- 3,000 SF PROPOSED: +/- 4,900 SF ENG. W/ PLASTICS MANUF. ROBOTICS CLEAN LAB/ DIRTY LAB W/ PLASTICS CONST. ELEC. ARCH.

20 PROGRAM STUDIES / HEALTH OCCUPATIONS EXISTING: +/- 7,800 SF PROPOSED: +/- 11,100 SF LAUND 1ST FLOOR HEALTH OCC 1st RESPND & MEDICAL & LAB SCIENCE DENTAL FRESH. FRESH. ANAT. LAB 1st RESPND SCI. MATH NURSE LAB RR NURSE LAB STRLZ DENTAL LAB MEDICAL SIM LAB MED CLINIC CONF NURSE FLEX STRLZ DENTAL LA

21 PROGRAM STUDIES / MANUFACTURING EXISTING: +/- 20,000 SF COMP LAB MANUFAC. SENIOR MANUFAC. FRESH. FOUNDRY RR RR RR COMP LAB SOPH. WELD ARCH. ENG./ PLASTICS MANUFAC. MTL. JR. PATTERN SHOP FIBERGLS PROPOSED: +/- 21,400 SF FOUNDRY FRESH. SENIOR MACHINING COMP LAB SOPH./JR. WELDING & SHT MTL COMP LAB ENG. ROBOTICS ARCH. CONST. ELEC. PATTERN SHOP

22 PROGRAM STUDIES / RADIO EXISTING: +/- 5,200 SF PROPOSED: +/- 6,100 SF RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO STUDIOS RR CONF BREAK RECEP. DIGITAL MEDIA RADIO STUDIOS RR CONF BREAK RECEP. NON-BENSON RADIO ELEC. RADIO ELEC.

23 INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY / 20 MINUTES

24 PREFERRED MASTER PLAN SCHEMES /

25 MASTER PLAN SCHEME A / SURVEY FEEDBACK PROS + + Sense of community of student centered experience + + By making buildings transparent, you can showcase the programs + + Easy zoning of public/private + + Good re-use of building, more cost efficient + + Preserves more historic integrity + + Access to light and space + + Ability to renovate according to need + + Comfortable and familiar + + Less future-forward + + Good flow of spaces + + Greater access to freight delivery and removal + + Greater space for outdoor makerspace adjacencies and storage + + Possibility of lower hard and soft construction costs + + Simpler construction logistics + + Less interruption to scholastic and extracurricular proceeding + + Allows KPBS and some other historic buildings to remain + + Allows some programs to continue to operate in existing rooms during construction + + Central Commons CONS + + Auto shop not connected and breaks up plan to create this as a focal point + + Courtyard would seem cramped + + Less connection between green (field) and building + + Don t want distributed science across building + + Need better access to second floor classrooms in auto building + + Does not improve access to CTE + + Interior courtyard too small + + Inefficient use of plan + + No overlook from roof + + Dark, narrow hallway + + A lot of ADA/seismic costs required + + No interior connection + + Not very imaginative + + Keeps an uninviting feeling to the campus + + Doesn t have good flow through the center + + Too little demo, very few spaces in remaining existing building that are adequate for program needs

26 MASTER PLAN SCHEME D / SURVEY FEEDBACK PROS CONS + + Having more new buildings allows designing spaces to serve today s needs + + Building greets in all directions + + Great access to daylight + + Open but easily secured + + New space could be designed to higher seismic standard + + Creating interaction by compactness + + More flexibility to re-imagine space + + New constructions offers better flexibility and fewer unknowns + + Strong interior connections + + Roof terrace could be used as school spirit space + + Green space provides for congregation off street + + Natural flow of students leads to open space + + More opportunity for service on perimeter edges + + Better circulation + + Has the flexibility to use space in different ways and to create spaces that work best for the Benson Community + + Connection to field + + Courtyard size and location + + Less reuse of (E) assets + + Higher cost + + Tunnel feel of N/S pedestrian connection + + Outdoor space conflicts with N/S axis + + Limited access to first floor CTE space + + Center space could be dark + + Noise and smell from Auto shop to other parts of the building + + Demolishes KBPS Building + + Access from NE Irving Street problematic due to heavy traffic + + Presumably more expensive than the voters will endorse + + Improved freight delivery and removal access. + + Larger space for outdoor makerspace adjacencies and storage + + Needs to reduce possible higher hard and soft construction costs + + Needs to improve construction logistics + + Concerns with how interior courtyard would function with needs of loading/ maintenance traffic throughout the day

27 MASTER PLAN SCHEME D / SURVEY FEEDBACK PROS CONS + + Gives a new feel to the building + + Increased efficiency of CTE programs. + + Concerns with interior courtyard also being a large project area, is there enough space, security, and storage for that to happen? + + Demoing C and F wings would cause the campus to lose historic significance (if completly demoed, would prefer gutting). + + Concerned that the interior courtyard prevents the school from being compact and causes it to be divided.

28 MASTER PLAN SCHEMES / KEY CONSIDERATIONS BASED ON FEEDBACK Adaptations should: 1. Focus on flexibility and adaptability. 2. Preserve more historic fabric and functional buildings without sacrificing flexibility. 3. Resolve service, delivery and loading access. 4. Enhance daylighting and natural ventilation. 5. Balance program, budget and phasing.

29 BUILDING STUDIES / SMALL GROUP ACTIVITY

30 BUILDING STUDIES / SCHEME E Manufacturing Tech: Senior Ticket Booth A1006 A sf 53sf Men s A sf A sf Dressing A sf 3 3 Floors Auditorium A01 7,919sf Stage A1008 1,747sf A sf L sf A sf Mechanical A sf A sf L sf 5 3 Floors C sf L1025 L sf 91sf L sf Conference Conference L1021 L sf C107 90sf 6 C111 6,076sf Women s A sf A sf L sf L1006 L sf 140sf sf L sf L sf Computer Lab L sf Book Rm L sf SPED L1010 H sf sf sf Ath Director sf sf H1002B 94sf sf Boy s Lav sf sf sf C149 2,349sf Men s H sf H1002D 191sf sf 602sf C sf C 312sf Reception/ Lobby Safe sf sf sf Principal Vice Principal 1 Drafting : Women sf sf 004C 224sf In School Suspension G sf 2 Athletics/ Health G sf Old Gym G1009 7,406sf 3 Floors Shower G sf 124 1,062sf sf Locker Rm sf sf G sf G sf G sf G sf Concession G sf 4 Men s G sf Heavy Renovation BENSON POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL / MPC #8 ( ) C124 65sf Women s F sf D sf D sf D sf Men s F sf Pattern Shop F102 3,453 sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D121 4,411sf D1032D 12sf D sf D1032B 140sf D sf D1032C D sf 78sf D sf D sf D sf D1033 D sf 223sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf Main Diesil D140 4,013sf D sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D130 5,092sf D1013 D sf Aviation D115 2,008sf Manufacturing Sheet Mtl Shop JR Welding E105 3,045sf E sf E104 47sf Elec. E sf E sf E sf E sf Lounge 12 K sf E sf E sf E E sf E sf E sf E sf Jr./Sr. Construction E116 4,364sf M E sf E143 1,741sf E1037 E sf 94sf Computer Lab E sf E sf E133 E134 94sf 93sf E136 1,622sf Electronics Electronics Shop 10 AM Station 18 K sf Production 17 K sf E131 1,634sf Computer Engineering E sf E127 1,623sf E129 94sf Robotics E sf E sf E123 1,697sf Freshman Electronic Computer Science E125 85sf Listening K sf Listening K sf 1 Floor Listening K sf K sf K sf FM Station 13 K sf Robotics E sf 26 K sf 8 Listening K sf Production 21 K sf E sf K sf 25 K sf K sf Studio 14 K sf Dark Rm E147 40sf E sf E sf E sf K sf E141 75sf E sf E151 E146 91sf 88sf 13 2 Floors E sf Equipment E sf E sf Building Dark Dark Construction E110 2,230sf Digital E103 Media 1,169sf New Construction Computer Lab F sf F sf Wood Electronics Medium Renovation D sf E sf E150 42sf Demolition Glaz lab - F sf F sf E149 2,396sf Light Renovation C sf H sf Legend C sf Kiln - F sf storage Flammatory Liquid Practice 125D 171sf 14,107sf Girl s G106 G sf 241sf D sf 125C 121sf New Gym 2 Floors G1003 G sf Lockers F sf Ceramics - F sf C sf D1012 Sophomore Basic Engineering D107 2,296sf Digital E102 Media 1,452sf sf 004D 122sf H1025B 402sf Applied Art 2D/3D Art sf Athletics/ Health G sf Virtual Scholars 125 2,434sf sf Men sf 9 125B 135sf C sf Freshman D112 1,954sf D sf D105 D sf 31sf H sf H sf Health Occ sf Dean of Students Vice Principal 2 Wrk Rm 123 H sf 193sf F sf C1044 C127 2,667sf C sf Sophomore Shop D101 2,149sf Architecture Drafting : Transformer H sf Science sf C sf 893sf Fiberglass Area Manufacturing Plastics Lab 11 & 12 H sf C sf C sf H sf sf 1012 F sf C sf C138 2,463sf C141 1,129sf Presentation Rm: Jr/ Sr Wellness Center H1019 1,3 C sf C sf Welding shop: Sophomore H sf 35sf C sf C sf sf Class2 FloorsC1037 room C139 1,474sf C147 99sf C sf Elec. Vault L sf H sf After School Program sf Science sf C sf 2 Floors C sf C sf C1019B C1012 C1019 Women s Men s Women sh1026 H1027 H sf 38sf 253sf H1002E 159sf 2 Floors sf 30sf H1002A 377sf H1002C 174sf L sf Teacher s L sf 1,009sf Book Rm. L1004 1,102sf C1012 L sf L sf F116 2,592sf C122 2,404 sf C sf C sf C sf Ticket Booth A sf C112A 1,419sf C sf C1035 Electrical 7 CL-03 C1032 C118 80sf 80sf C1018 C109 60sf Foundry: Sophomore/ Junior Manufacturing Tech: Freshman C sf C1005 C112B 1,124 sf 1 Floor Computer area L sf C sf C sf L1017 1,225sf L1017B 96sf C sf C102 3,156sf Conference L1019 L1017D 55sf L1017C 69sf Library L1008 6,172sf Dressing A sf L sf L sf Manufacturing Tech: Senior K sf Conference K sf Reception K sf K sf K sf K sf Studio 11 K sf K sf K sf Record Sprinkler Elec. 9 Library 8 K1006 K1007 K sf 86sf 212sf

31 SCHEME E / FIRST FLOOR

32 SCHEME E-H / LOWER LEVEL

33 SCHEME E / SECOND FLOOR

34 BUILDING STUDIES / SCHEME F Manufacturing Tech: Senior Ticket Booth A1006 A sf 53sf Men s A sf A sf Dressing A sf 3 3 Floors Auditorium A01 7,919sf Stage A1008 1,747sf A sf 5 3 Floors L sf A sf Mechanical A sf A sf L sf C sf L1025 L sf 91sf L sf Conference Conference L1021 L sf C107 90sf 6 C111 6,076sf Women s A sf A sf L sf L1006 L sf 140sf sf L sf L sf Computer Lab L sf Book Rm L sf SPED L1010 H sf sf sf Ath Director sf sf H1002B 94sf sf Boy s Lav sf sf sf 2 Floors sf 30sf Science sf H1002A 377sf 13 H1002C 174sf C149 2,349sf C sf Men s H sf H1002D 191sf H sf sf H sf Reception/ Lobby Safe sf sf sf Principal Vice Principal 1 Men sf Women sf sf 004C 224sf In School Suspension G sf 2 Athletics/ Health G sf Old Gym G1009 7,406sf 3 Floors Shower G sf 124 1,062sf sf Locker Rm sf sf G sf G sf G sf G sf Concession G sf 4 Men s G sf Heavy Renovation BENSON POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL / D sf 9 D Floor D sf MPC #8 ( ) Aviation D115 2,008sf Sophomore Basic Engineering D107 2,296sf D sf Manufacturing Sheet Mtl Shop JR Men s F sf Pattern Shop F102 3,453 sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D121 4,411sf 13 D1032B 140sf D1032C D sf 78sf D sf D sf 9 D sf D1033 D sf 223sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf Main Diesil D140 4,013sf D sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D130 5,092sf 2 Floors D sf D sf D1013 D sf E104 47sf Building Dark Dark Construction E110 2,230sf Elec. E sf Lounge 12 K sf E sf E sf E sf E E sf M E sf E sf Jr./Sr. Construction E116 4,364sf E sf E sf Electronics Shop Computer Lab E sf AM Station 18 K sf Production 17 K sf 10 E133 E134 94sf 93sf 1 Floor E1037 E sf 94sf E sf E136 1,622sf Electronics E131 1,634sf Computer Engineering E sf E127 1,623sf E129 94sf E sf E123 1,697sf Freshman Electronic Computer Science E125 85sf Listening K sf Listening K sf 1 Floor Listening K sf K sf Studio 14 K sf Robotics E sf 26 K sf 8 Listening K sf K sf K sf FM Station 13 K sf Robotics E sf K sf 25 K sf Production 21 K sf E143 1,741sf E sf E sf E sf Dark Rm E147 40sf E151 E146 91sf 88sf E sf E sf K sf E141 75sf E sf 10 E sf E sf Equipment E sf E sf E105 3,045sf E sf Digital E103 Media 1,169sf Electronics Light Renovation Women s F sf Wood Girl s G106 G sf 241sf New Construction D sf Freshman D112 1,954sf E sf E150 42sf Medium Renovation D sf Computer Lab F sf F sf E149 2,396sf Demolition Glaz lab - F sf F sf C124 65sf H sf New Gym 2 Floors G ,107sf G sf C sf Welding Practice 125D 171sf Legend D sf 125C 121sf Digital E102 Media 1,452sf sf 004D 122sf 11 & 12 Applied Art 2D/3D Art sf Athletics/ Health G sf Virtual Scholars 125 2,434sf sf C sf Kiln - F sf storage D1032D 12sf 125B 135sf Lockers F sf C127 2,667sf H1025B 402sf F sf C1044 C sf Flammatory Liquid D sf D105 D sf 31sf Drafting : H sf H sf Health Occ sf Dean of Students Vice Principal 2 Wrk Rm 123 H sf 193sf C sf Ceramics - F sf C sf C sf Sophomore Shop D101 2,149sf Transformer H sf Science sf C sf C sf Fiberglass Area Manufacturing Plastics Lab H sf sf 1012 F sf C sf Architecture Drafting : Wellness Center H1019 1,3 C sf C138 2,463sf Presentation Rm: Jr/ Sr 126C 312sf After School Program sf 35sf C sf 3 Floors C141 1,129sf Welding shop: Sophomore H sf H1002E 159sf C sf C sf C sf sf 13 C139 1,474sf C147 99sf C sf Elec. Vault L sf C sf 2 Floors C sf C sf C1019B C1012 C1019 Women s Men s Women sh1026 H1027 H sf 38sf 253sf 2 Floors 602sf L sf Teacher s L sf 1,009sf Book Rm. L1004 1,102sf C1012 L sf L sf F116 2,592sf C122 2,404 sf C sf C sf C sf Ticket Booth A sf C112A 1,419sf C sf C1035 Electrical 7 CL-03 C1032 C118 80sf 80sf C1018 C109 60sf Foundry: Sophomore/ Junior Manufacturing Tech: Freshman C sf C1005 C112B 1,124 sf 1 Floor Computer area L sf C sf C sf L1017 1,225sf L1017B 96sf C sf C102 3,156sf Conference L1019 L1017D 55sf L1017C 69sf Library L1008 6,172sf Dressing A sf L sf L sf Manufacturing Tech: Senior K sf Conference K sf Reception K sf K sf K sf K sf Studio 11 K sf K sf K sf Record Sprinkler Elec. 9 Library 8 K1006 K1007 K sf 86sf 212sf

35 SCHEME F / FIRST FLOOR

36 SCHEME F / SECOND & THIRD FLOOR

37 BUILDING STUDIES / SCHEME G Manufacturing Tech: Senior Ticket Booth A1006 A sf 53sf Men s A sf A sf 5 Dressing A sf 3 L sf 3 Floors 3 Floors Auditorium A01 7,919sf Stage A1008 1,747sf A sf L sf A sf Mechanical A sf A sf C sf L1025 L sf 91sf L sf Conference Conference L1021 L sf C107 90sf 6 C111 6,076sf Women s A sf A sf L sf L1006 L sf 140sf sf L sf L sf Computer Lab L sf Book Rm L sf SPED L1010 H sf sf sf Ath Director sf sf H1002B 94sf sf Boy s Lav sf sf sf C149 2,349sf Men s H sf H1002D 191sf sf 602sf C sf 13 H sf 126C 312sf H sf Reception/ Lobby Safe sf sf sf Principal Vice Principal 1 Men sf Women sf sf 004C 224sf In School Suspension G sf 2 Athletics/ Health G sf Old Gym G1009 7,406sf 3 Floors Shower G sf 124 1,062sf sf Locker Rm sf sf G sf G sf G sf G sf Concession G sf 4 Men s G sf New Construction Heavy Renovation BENSON POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL / D sf D sf MPC #8 ( ) Men s F sf Aviation D115 2,008sf Sophomore Basic Engineering D107 2,296sf Pattern Shop F102 3,453 sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D121 4,411sf D sf D1032B 140sf D sf D1032C D sf 78sf D sf D sf D sf D1033 D sf 223sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf Main Diesil D140 4,013sf D sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D130 5,092sf D1013 D sf E105 3,045sf E sf E104 47sf Elec. E sf Lounge 12 K sf E sf E sf E sf E E sf M E sf E sf Jr./Sr. Construction E116 4,364sf Computer Lab E sf E sf E sf Electronics Shop AM Station 18 K sf Production 17 K sf E1037 E sf 94sf 10 E133 E134 94sf 93sf 1 Floor E sf E136 1,622sf Electronics E131 1,634sf Computer Engineering E sf E127 1,623sf E129 94sf E sf E123 1,697sf Freshman Electronic Computer Science E125 85sf Listening K sf Listening K sf 1 Floor Listening K sf K sf Studio 14 K sf Robotics E sf 26 K sf 8 Listening K sf K sf K sf FM Station 13 K sf Robotics E sf K sf 25 K sf Production 21 K sf E143 1,741sf E sf E sf E sf Dark Rm E147 40sf E151 E146 91sf 88sf 2 Floors E sf E sf K sf E141 75sf E sf 10 E sf E sf Equipment E sf E sf 13 Building Dark Dark Construction E110 2,230sf Digital E103 Media 1,169sf Medium Renovation D sf Wood Electronics Demolition D sf D1012 Manufacturing Sheet Mtl Shop JR Welding Freshman D112 1,954sf E sf E150 42sf Light Renovation Women s F sf E149 2,396sf Girl s G106 G sf 241sf C124 65sf H sf New Gym 2 Floors G ,107sf G sf C sf Computer Lab F sf F sf storage Flammatory Liquid Practice 125D 171sf Legend D sf 125C 121sf Digital E102 Media 1,452sf sf 004D 122sf 11 & 12 Applied Art 2D/3D Art sf Athletics/ Health G sf Virtual Scholars 125 2,434sf sf C sf Kiln - F sf Glaz lab - F sf F sf C127 2,667sf D1032D 12sf H1025B 402sf Lockers F sf Ceramics - F sf C sf C sf D sf D105 D sf 31sf 9 125B 135sf F sf C1044 C sf Sophomore Shop D101 2,149sf Drafting : H sf H sf C sf C sf Health Occ sf Dean of Students Vice Principal 2 Wrk Rm 123 H sf 193sf C sf C sf Fiberglass Area Architecture Drafting : Transformer H sf Science sf F sf C sf Manufacturing Plastics Lab H sf sf 1012 C sf C138 2,463sf C141 1,129sf Presentation Rm: Jr/ Sr Wellness Center H1019 1,3 C sf C sf Welding shop: Sophomore sf C sf 35sf 3 Floors C139 1,474sf C147 99sf C sf Elec. Vault L sf H sf After School Program sf Science sf C sf 2 Floors C sf C sf C1019B C1012 C1019 Women s Men s Women sh1026 H1027 H sf 38sf 253sf H1002E 159sf 2 Floors sf 30sf H1002A 377sf H1002C 174sf L sf Teacher s L sf 1,009sf Book Rm. L1004 1,102sf C1012 L sf L sf F116 2,592sf C122 2,404 sf C sf C sf C sf Ticket Booth A sf C112A 1,419sf C sf C1035 Electrical 7 CL-03 C1032 C118 80sf 80sf C1018 C109 60sf Foundry: Sophomore/ Junior Manufacturing Tech: Freshman C sf C1005 C112B 1,124 sf 1 Floor Computer area L sf C sf C sf L1017 1,225sf L1017B 96sf C sf C102 3,156sf Conference L1019 L1017D 55sf L1017C 69sf Library L1008 6,172sf Dressing A sf L sf L sf Manufacturing Tech: Senior K sf Conference K sf Reception K sf K sf K sf K sf Studio 11 K sf K sf K sf Record Sprinkler Elec. 9 Library 8 K1006 K1007 K sf 86sf 212sf

38 SCHEME G / FIRST FLOOR

39 SCHEME G / SECOND & THIRD FLOOR

40 BUILDING STUDIES / SCHEME H Manufacturing Tech: Senior Ticket Booth A1006 A sf 53sf Men s A sf A sf Dressing A sf 3 3 Floors Auditorium A01 7,919sf Stage A1008 1,747sf A sf 5 L sf A sf Mechanical A sf A sf L sf 3 Floors C sf L1025 L sf 91sf L sf Conference Conference L1021 L sf C107 90sf 6 C111 6,076sf Women s A sf A sf L sf L1006 L sf 140sf sf L sf L sf Computer Lab L sf Book Rm L sf SPED L1010 H sf sf sf Ath Director sf sf H1002B 94sf sf Boy s Lav sf sf sf C149 2,349sf Men s H sf H1002D 191sf sf 602sf H sf Reception/ Lobby Safe sf sf 126C 312sf H sf sf Principal Vice Principal 1 Men sf Women sf sf Locker Rm sf sf 004C 224sf In School Suspension 2 G sf Athletics/ Health G sf Old Gym G1009 7,406sf 3 Floors Shower G sf G sf G sf G sf G sf Concession G sf 4 Men s G sf BENSON POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL / MPC #8 ( ) Men s F sf Pattern Shop F102 3,453 sf D sf D Floor Manufacturing Sheet Mtl Shop JR D sf Aviation D115 2,008sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D121 4,411sf D1032B 140sf D sf D1032C D sf 78sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf D sf 9 D sf D1033 D sf 223sf D sf Main Diesil D140 4,013sf D sf Automotive Jr./Sr. D130 5,092sf D1013 D sf D sf Lounge 12 K sf Wood E sf E104 47sf Building Dark Dark Construction E110 2,230sf Elec. E sf E sf E sf E sf E E sf E sf E sf M Jr./Sr. Construction E116 2 Floors 4,364sf E sf E sf E sf E sf E sf E sf Electronics Shop E1037 E sf 94sf E136 1,622sf Electronics Computer Lab E sf AM Station 18 K sf Production 17 K sf E sf E133 E134 94sf 93sf 10 1 Floor E131 1,634sf Computer Engineering E sf E127 1,623sf E129 94sf E sf E123 1,697sf Freshman Electronic Computer Science E125 85sf Listening K sf Listening K sf 1 Floor Listening K sf K sf Studio 14 K sf Robotics E sf 26 K sf 8 Listening K sf K sf K sf FM Station 13 K sf Robotics E sf K sf 25 K sf Production 21 K sf E143 1,741sf E sf Dark Rm E147 40sf E151 E146 91sf 88sf 13 K sf E141 75sf E sf 10 E sf E sf Equipment E sf E sf E105 3,045sf E sf Digital E103 Media 1,169sf Electronics Light Renovation C124 65sf H sf Girl s G106 G sf 241sf Heavy Renovation D sf D sf Practice 125D 171sf E149 2,396sf New Construction 125C 121sf E150 42sf G sf Medium Renovation D sf Sophomore Basic Engineering D107 2,296sf New Gym 2 Floors G ,107sf Demolition H1025B 402sf Legend 9 Computer Lab F sf F sf Women s F sf Welding D1032D 12sf Digital E102 Media 1,452sf sf 004D 122sf C sf Glaz lab - F sf F sf storage Freshman D112 1,954sf D sf D105 D sf 31sf 11 & 12 Applied Art 2D/3D Art sf Athletics/ Health G sf 124 1,062sf sf Lockers F sf C127 2,667sf Virtual Scholars 125 2,434sf sf C sf Kiln - F sf F sf C1044 C sf Flammatory Liquid Sophomore Shop D101 2,149sf Drafting : 125B 135sf C sf C sf C sf Fiberglass Area Manufacturing Plastics Lab H sf H sf Health Occ sf Dean of Students Vice Principal 2 Wrk Rm 123 H sf 193sf C sf C sf Architecture Drafting : Transformer H sf Science sf F sf C sf C138 2,463sf C141 1,129sf C sf C sf C sf Presentation Rm: Jr/ Sr Wellness Center H1019 1,3 C sf Welding shop: Sophomore sf 35sf C139 1,474sf C sf H sf sf 1012 C sf C147 99sf C sf Elec. Vault L sf H sf After School Program sf Science sf C sf Ceramics - F sf 2 Floors C sf C sf C1019B C1012 C1019 Women s Men s Women sh1026 H1027 H sf 38sf 253sf H1002E 159sf 2 Floors sf 30sf H1002A 377sf H1002C 174sf L sf Teacher s L sf 1,009sf Book Rm. L1004 1,102sf C1012 L sf L sf F116 2,592sf C122 2,404 sf C sf C sf C sf Ticket Booth A sf C112A 1,419sf C sf C1035 Electrical 7 CL-03 C1032 C118 80sf 80sf C1018 C109 60sf Foundry: Sophomore/ Junior Manufacturing Tech: Freshman C sf C1005 C112B 1,124 sf 1 Floor Computer area L sf C sf C sf L1017 1,225sf L1017B 96sf C sf C102 3,156sf Conference L1019 L1017D 55sf L1017C 69sf Library L1008 6,172sf Dressing A sf L sf L sf Manufacturing Tech: Senior K sf Conference K sf Reception K sf K sf K sf K sf Studio 11 K sf K sf K sf Record Sprinkler Elec. 9 Library 8 K1006 K1007 K sf 86sf 212sf

41 SCHEME H / FIRST FLOOR

42 SCHEME H / SECOND FLOOR

43 SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION / 45 MINUTES

44 SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT /

45 CLOSING THOUGHTS & NEXT STEPS /

46 NEXT STEPS / MASTER PLAN COMMITTEE Master Plan Committee: + + Continue to review and think about the design + + Report back to your constituencies and get feedback Design Team: + + Narrow down the scheme options + + Refine the design based on feedback + + Continue review of existing conditions and CTE equipment survey + + Continue development of Focus Option Educational Specification + + Confirm cost estimate + + Prepare a final report for the board QUESTIONS?

47 PUBLIC COMMENT / 10 MINUTES

48 THANK YOU. / NEXT MEETING: JANUARY 6:00PM