Ground Water Sections Ground Water Sections

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B

SNOQUALMIE

5' - 9"

62' - 0"

133' - 0"

3' - 7" 4' - 2"

80' - 0" 76' - 0"

A

MATTRESS FACTORY TIOGA

LIBRARY

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

COMMERCE STREET

3' - 6"

80' - 0"

ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH OFFICE

Ground Water Sections

3 Stories - Opt 1 Flat Ground Flo 2012 UW Tacoma Milgard Hall

09/30/2 PR7

1/32" = 1'-0"

1

Ground Water A (3 Stories-Stepped)

1/32" = 1'-0"

2

Ground Water B (3 Stories-Stepped)

Groundwater Line (Lo Groundwater Line (High)

3'-0" Vertical Offset from High

B

SNOQUALMIE

5' - 9"

62' - 0"

133' - 0"

3' - 7" 4' - 2"

80' - 0" 76' - 0"

A

LIBRARY

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

COMMERCE STREET

3' - 6"

80' - 0"

Ground Water Sections

3 Stories - Opt 1 Flat Ground Floor 2012 UW Tacoma Milgard Hall

09/30/20 PR7.1

1/32" = 1'-0"

1

1/32" = 1'-0"

2

Groundwater Line (Low) Groundwater Line (High)

B

SNOQUALMIE

5' - 9"

62' - 0"

133' - 0"

3' - 7" 4' - 2"

80' - 0" 76' - 0"

A

LIBRARY

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

COMMERCE STREET

3' - 6"

80' - 0"

Ground Water Sections

3 Stories - Opt 1 Flat Ground Floor 2012 UW Tacoma Milgard Hall

09/30/20 PR7.1

1/32" = 1'-0"

1

1/32" = 1'-0"

2

Groundwater Line (Low Groundwater Line (High)

A B

Site sections show the maximum and minimum

groundwater levels in relation to the potential position

of a 3-story building. The

groundwater generally follows the slope of the land with the site’s high point to the southwest. The building’s ground fl oor will maintain a 3’-0” vertical offset between the slab and the maximum groundwater line. Maintaining this offset avoids groundwater infi ltration and mitigates the need to add a vapor mitigation system or below slab drainage system. Refer to Appendix A.6 Geotechnical Supplement for groundwater intrusion mitigation alternatives.

A - North-South Section: Stepped Foundation

B - East-West Section: Stepped Foundation

N.T.S.

Groundwater Section

A N D E R S E N C O N S T R U C T I O N A R C H I T E C T U R E R E S E A R C H O F F I C E

UW Tacoma Milgard Hall 4 December 2020

3.0 Site Analysis pg. 20

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1/32” = 1’-0”

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

MATTRESS FACTORY

SNOQUALMIE

S 21S T STREET

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

MATTRESS FACTORY

SNOQUALMIE TIOGA LIBRARY

S 21S T STREET

E TRAILT PRAIRIE LINE T PRA

PRA

PRA E T

PRA

TREET S C STR EC TRS R

MATTRESS FACTORY

SNOQUALMIEM TIOGA LIBRARY

S 21S T STREET

98 SPACES

44 SPACES

Connection to Prairie Line Trail Reconfi gured

parking lot

New sidewalk and planters in front of

building New Science Court:

paving and planting

Work area approximately

14,000 SF Primary Building Entrance

Science Court Connection The existing conditions

include parking on the site and adjacent parking along S C Street.

N.T.S.

Several improvements to the site will enhance the approach and landscaping around the new Milgard Hall.

A new science court and the connection between the Prairie Line Trail and South C Street will activate and extend the academic core of campus.

3.4 Site Improvements

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PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

MATTRESS FACTORY

S 21S T STREET

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

MATTRESS FACTORY

S 21S T STREET

PRAIRIE LINE TRAIL

S C STREET

MATTRESS FACTORY

S 21S T STREET

Potential approaches for situating the new Milgard Hall include planned outdoor spaces, maximizing parking, and allowing for adjacent future development.

1. Create a Science Court

3. Allow for Future Development

2. Maximize Parking

N.T.S.

Site Strategies

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S 21st ST

JEFFERSON A VE

S C ST PRAIRIE LINE

TRAIL Site Approach

Campus Circulation

Potential approaches for situating the new Milgard Hall include planned outdoor spaces, maximizing parking, both exterior and interior circulation through the building, and allowing for adjacent future development.

N.T.S.

Keeping in mind the urban campus context, the new building will need to respond to the major thoroughfares to the east and west of the site.

TIOGA LIBRAR

Y

SNOQU

ALMIE

MCDONALD SMITH HARMON THE

BUILDING MATTRESS

FACTORY

CHERRY

PARKES PHILIP

HALL WG

Site Strategies - Circulation

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1

3 1

3

2

4 2

4

The new building will be visible from prominent campus

locations including the Prairie Line Trail, Tioga Library, and Snoqualmie.

N.T.S.

Site Views

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2

4 3

1

3

2

4

The building site is currently the Cragle Lot and contains the remnants of an old coal bunker foundation on the west edge.

N.T.S.

Site Views

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1

2

3

This plan shows the existing trees on the site. While

protection of existing trees will be a priority, some tree removal is anticipated given the site constraints and proposed building footprint.

1

2 3

Trees to be removed

Tree Preservation/Existing Site Conditions

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Approximate extent of petroleum contaminated soil (up to 9 feet deep)

Approximate extent of petroleum contaminated soil (up to 20 feet deep)

This plan shows locations of the existing water lines, connections to sewers, and relocated storm drains and detention system.

Utility Exhibit

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LAYDOWN AREA

SOUTH C STREET TRADE

PARKING BUILDING

SITE

CONSTRUCTION FIELD OFFICE Truck Route

Pedestrian / Student Pathways

• The construction fi eld offi ce will be located in the Tioga Building.

• Onboarding will be required for all trade partners and employees.

• Dust and water control measures will be in place prior to site activities.

• During mobile crane

activities, no parking will be permitted on the west side of South C Street.

• A holding tank will be used for all water settlement prior to discharge; tank indicated in blue.

N.T.S.

Ground Water Sections Ground Water Sections

Ground Water Sections

1

2

Ground Water Sections

1

2

Ground Water Sections

1

2

Groundwater Section

98 SPACES

44 SPACES

3.4 Site Improvements

Site Strategies

Site Strategies - Circulation

Site Views

Site Views

Tree Preservation/Existing Site Conditions

Utility Exhibit

3.6 Constructability Logistics Plan