2. ENGINEERING TEAM
PROJECT MANAGER: Alice Madjani
TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER: Eric Hulme
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Matt Murray
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER: Mike Broyles
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Ryan Laughlin
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3. Presentation Overview
 Site Layout
 Baseball Facility
 Soccer Facility
 Site master plan
 Site Access
 Water management
 Engineering considerations
 Environmental
considerations
 LEED Accreditation
 Construction
 Cost Estimate
 Project Schedule
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4. Time for a New Facility
 Other Big Ten Facilities
 Current Purdue Facility
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5. Site Layout
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6. Baseball Facility
 Unique Features
 Seating
 Green Spaces
 Press Box
 HD Lighting
 Berme Seating
 Outfield Wall
 Layout
 Ground Level
 Concourse Level
 Press Box
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7. Soccer Facility
 Continue using the eastern
field for competition
 Option of using the west field
for a future men’s team
 Expanded Seating
 Support Facilities
 Concessions Stand
 Restrooms
 Locker Room
 H.D. Lighting
 Opportunities to share
facilities
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Opportunities to share
facilities

8. Site Master Plan
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9. Existing Access
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10. Construction Access
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Construction Route from S.R.
26
Construction Route from S.R.
126
Construction Route to US
231
Construction Route to S.R.
26
Construction Exit Route
from S.R. 526 to S.R. 126
Construction Route into Site
Construction Route from
Site
Construction Route from US
231

11. Vehicle Access
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Intersection
Improvements
Intersection
Improvements
New Parking Field
New Parking Field
New Parking Field
Perimeter
Parkway

12. Pedestrian Access
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Upper Pedestrian Corridor
Lower Pedestrian Corridor
Central Pathway
Eastern Pathway
Western Pathway
Bike Path
Extension

13. Water Management
 Stream through the middle of the site
 Central Drainage Channel through site
 Riparian zone = Storm water pollution prevention BMP
to remove fertilizers and suspended solids
 Central detention basin
 Control release rate to Jordan Creek
 Harvest rain water from basin
 Flushing toilets
 Site irrigation
 Electronic controls (Supervisory Controls and Data
Acquisition)
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14. Water Management
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15. Environmental
Considerations
 Wetlands
 U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service
 PEMA: temporary wetland
 Contamination
 US-231 Relocation Study
 Previously undeveloped
site
 Not classified as a historic
site by DNR
 No formal study
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16. Engineering Considerations
 Foundation System
 Shallow spread footing and continuous wall
foundations
 Structural System
 Steel frame
 Reinforced concrete slabs and seating structure
 Steel columns for Press Box support
 Awning covering half the seats
 Cable suspension system for awning and backstop
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17. L.E.E.D.
 LEED Certification and Benefits
 Anticipated Certification: Silver (20 points)
 Sustainable Site Credits: 9
 Water Efficiency Credits: 3
 Materials and Resources Credits: 6
 Innovation & Design Process Credits: 2
 Gold Certification Potential
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18. Construction
 Site management
 ZEAL as the construction
manager
 Construction equipment
1. Rollers 7. Bobcats
2. Lifts 8. Grader
3. Concrete
pumps
9. Excavator
4. Cranes 10. Pavers
5. Front-end
loader
11.
Compactor
6. Dump Trucks 12. Fort lift
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19. Construction cont’d
 Material
 Building
 Steel framing
 Reinforced concrete
 Parking lot
 Pervious concrete
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20. Cost Estimate
 Conceptual cost estimate
 Soccer addition
Facility Cost
Baseball field $1,894,089
Building Construction $4,929,922
Site work $5,471,713
Total (89.2% cost reduction) $10,967,786
Administrative $4,240,563
Total project cost $15,208,349
Facility Cost
Soccer addition $592,330
Administrative cost $191,915
Total $784,245
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21. Construction Scheduling
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22. Summary
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 The Facility
 Site Layout
 Engineering Consideration
 Environmental Consideration
 L.E.E.D. Accreditation
 Cost Estimate
 Project Schedule

23. References
 Ashley, Erin. "Using Pervious Concrete to achieve LEED credits." 2008.
Pervious Concrete Pavement. 02 February 2009
<http://www.perviouspavement.org/benefits_LEEDcredit.htm>.
 B4UBUILD. A Sample Residential Construction Schedule. 1998 - 2008. 19
February 2009 <http://www.b4ubuild.com/resources/schedule/6kproj.shtml>.
 CE 498 - CE Design Project. January 2009. 02 February 2009
<https://engineering.purdue.edu/Courses/CE498>.
 Corporation, The Schneider. "Storm Water Analysis." 2007.
 Google. Google Earth. West Lafayette, February 2009.
 HNTB. Purdue University - Athletic Facilities Master Plan. Conceptual
master plan. Indianapolis: HNTB, 2007.
 J&M Equipment Specialist & Salvage Recovery. 2008. 2 February 2009
<jmequipmentspecialist.com/id7.html>.
 Michigan, University of. Michigan Go Blue. February 2009. February 2009
<http://www.mgoblue.com/facilities/article.aspx?id=28646#>.
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24. References cont’d
 Microsoft. Live Search Maps. February 2009. February 2009
<http://maps.live.com/>.
 Office of the University Architect. "Consultant's Handbook." 2006. Office of
University Architect. 20 January 2009
<http://www.purdue.edu/architect/resources/handbook/index.html>.
 Qualite. Design Soccer. 2008. 12 February 2009
<http://www.qualite.com/DesignSoccer.html>.
 RS Means. Builiding Construction Cost Data. Kingston, MA: R.S. Means
Company, 2009.
 The Schneider Corporation. "Report of Geotechnical Engineering Study."
2008.
 The Schneider Corporation. "Storm Water Analysis." 2007.
 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. "Viewing Wetland with Google Earth (Plug-in
for Google Earth)." July 2008.
 U.S. Green Building Council. New Construction Version 2.2 Reference
Guide. Washington, DC: U.S. Green Building Council, 2006.
 US Green Building Council. 2009. 20 January 2009 <http://www.usgbc.org/>.
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25. Questions!
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