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Site
Infrastructure |
University of Arizona
Thomas W. Keating Bioresearch and Medical Research
Building
Tucson,
Arizona
Dibble provided the
design for site elements for the Thomas W.
Keating Bioresearch Building and the Medical
Research Building, which share a site on the
University of Arizona campus. These Construction
Manager at Risk projects achieved occupancy
in 2005. The projects included demolition
of approximately 4 acres of existing University-owned
buildings and associated utilities. The site
was master-planned to accommodate the expansion
of both buildings. A mass site grading plan
was prepared for the site and the adjacent
blocks to provide better site visibility and
to account for approximately 8 feet of fall
across the site. Concurrent design of an adjacent
utility project that provides new service
and a new utility tunnel to the buildings
required extensive coordination. New utilities
include domestic water, chilled water, compressed
air/RO water, sewer, storm drain, natural
gas, fiber optics, and underground electric.
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