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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 1

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ity y Prese esentat tatio ion America rican Un Univer ersit sity Hal all l of

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t 14, 2017

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| PROJEC

ECT INF NFORMA RMATI TION ON

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 2

Need ed

Enrollment growth in sciences
Compromised science facility if

Beeghly is renovated and expanded Site e

Asbury parking lot

Program

gram
Teaching Laboratories
Research Laboratories
Vivarium
Classrooms
Lecture hall
Collaboration spaces
Offices

Buildin lding

95,100 GFA
3 stories above grade, 2 below
Height 54’-6” T.O. Parapet,

70’-0” T.O. Penthouse

Over 500 feet from University

Avenue Gree een Buildin lding Certif tific icatio ion

Gold Mandate

AERIAL VIEW FROM SOUTHEAST

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| SITE

E INF NFOR ORMA MATIO TION N

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 3

LOCATION ION

Asbury parking lot and surrounding area
Permanently removes approximately 72 parking spaces from the

campus inventory

Internal to campus and is over 90’ further away from University

Avenue than Beeghly Chemistry Building

Adjacent to Asbury Hall and associated science facilities
View corridor from University Avenue and Quebec Street partially

blocked by Beeghly Chemistry Building

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EL SHOTS TS – Bui uild UP

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY | LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING 4

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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 4

(Univ niver ersit ity Aven venue ue Beyond) nd)

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| MODEL

EL SHOTS TS – Bui uild UP

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY | LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING 5

New Hall of Scien ence ce

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 10

(Univ niver ersit ity Aven venue ue Beyond) nd)

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AMERIC ERICAN UNIVERS ERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 6

Lecture Hall, Teaching Laboratories & Offices

Lecture Hall Teaching Laboratory

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AMERIC ERICAN UNIVERS ERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 7

Classrooms, Multi-purpose Room, Teaching Laboratories, Research Laboratories & Offices

Interactive Classroom Roof Garden

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AMERIC ERICAN UNIVERS ERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 8

Research Laboratories, Teaching Laboratories & Offices

Research Laboratory Office and Interaction Areas

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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 9 Code of D.C. Munic icip ipal al Regulat lation ions AU U 2011 Campus Plan 2015 Formation ation Study

Gross Floor Area

(Excludes Cellar Floor Area = ceiling < 4’-0” above finished grade)

95,872 GFA

(Exhibit 12.2 shows 95,872 GFA) (Page 30 shows 60,000 GFA Addition)

95,100 GFA

(Excludes 21,800 at Basement + 6,100 at 1st Floor)

Building Height

(400.16 - BHMP at existing grade at mid-point of principal façade) (400.5 - Code maximum height = 90’-0”)

70’-0” 54’-6”

(T.O. Building Parapet)

Building Height w/ Penthouse

(400.8 - Penthouse may exceed maximum bldg. height)

70’-0”

(18’-6” above roof level)

Building Stories

(400.1 – Maximum height in stories in R-5-A district is 3.) (The number of stories shall be counted at the point from which the height of the building is measured.)

5

(See Exhibit 18.1.2c.)

3

(Story shall not include cellars – B, 1) (Roof structures don’t count if they don’t exceed 1/3 roof area)

El. 447.5’
El. 431’ +/-
El. 431’ +/-

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Parkin ing g Impac act

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 10

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ndscape pe Plan

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING 11

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| VIEW FROM

OM NORTH THEAST

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 12

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| VIEW FROM

OM SOUTHWES THWEST: : BRIC ICK K AN AND WIN INDO DOW

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING 13

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The labs at the Northwest corner of the building will have vacancy sensors to ensure the lighting is off when they are unoccupied and automated shades to block light transmission at night. R E E V E S F I E L D

Facade facing University Avenue is 48’-10” wide Window fenestration is approximately 17” wide

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New building appears shorter than Beeghly in perspective due to greater distance from camera.

View A: From Quebec St. – Near corner with 48th Street

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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HALL OF SCIENCE 16

New building appears shorter than Beeghly in perspective due to greater distance from camera. New building appears shorter than Beeghly in perspective due to greater distance from camera.

View B: From Quebec St. – Several houses downhill from corner with University Avenue

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New building appears shorter than Beeghly in perspective due to greater distance from camera.

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Beeghly Building Proposed Life Sciences Building

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