The new Graduate Campus is designed to accommodate 650 graduate students, plus attendant faculty and support staff, on a beautiful 50-acre site overlooking the Santa Monica Bay above the existing Malibu campus. The JCM Group was retained to implement the first 4 major project phases of a 5-phase development plan.
Phase I: Infrastructure Development: 4.5 million cubic yards of grading including building pads, catch basins and drains, roadways, street lighting, storm drains, sewers, utilities, telecommunications, central plant, 1,600,000-gallon potable water tank, 100,000-gallon recycled water tank, landscaping, irrigation systems and site signage.
SIZE: 50 Acres
COST: $27 Million
Phase II: Graduate Complex: Academic and service buildings including the Graziadio School of Business and Management, School of Public Policy, Graduate School of Education and Psychology, Learning Center, Executive Center, common spaces for food service, dining areas, vending center, bookstore, meditation room, lounge areas, recreation areas and 240-seat auditorium, plus outdoor plazas and extensive surface parking lots.
SIZE: 95,500 SF
COST: $34 Million
Phase III: Faculty and Staff Housing: Housing including 48 condominiums, 3 duplexes, 4 single family residences and a recreational complex with a pool, jacuzzi, restrooms, play area and picnic area.
SIZE: 130,800 SF
COST: $21 Million
Phase IV: Student Housing and Parking Structure: 300-car, 4-deck, parking structure and housing including 24
1-bedroom-plus-study apartments for married students, 68
4-bedroom apartments for graduate students, 4 residential advisor units, commons area with a lounge and meeting room and 4 laundry facilities.
SIZE: 104,000 SF, 300-Car Parking Structure
COST: $26 Million
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