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Bronx Community College: Central Quad Redevelopment, LEED Silver

Lead traffic and civil engineering for the LEED Silver North Instructional Building and Central Quadrangle redevelopment.

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Project facts

Client / ownerDormitory Authority State of New York
LocationBronx, NY
RoleLead traffic & civil engineer
Budget (as published)$80M
DisciplinesCivil / Site Engineering · Traffic / Transportation Engineering · Sustainability / Resiliency

Overview

Gedeon GRC Consulting was the lead traffic and civil engineer for the redevelopment of Bronx Community College’s North Instructional Building and the Central Quadrangle. The engagement additionally centered on conceptual space utilization and programming for the campus, along with design and construction administration services for the new North Instructional Building, located next to the Gould Memorial Library — completing the north end of the original campus quadrangle. The new facility provides 92,000 gross square feet of space for classroom instruction and a new campus library; the scope also included the redesign and construction of the Central Quadrangle.

Scope of services

Services involved a circulation and safety study; roadway design including pavement, a traffic table, raised crosswalks, pavement markings and signage; stormwater management and drainage design; sewer design and connection; bioswale and bioretention design; rainwater harvesting; extensive utilities relocation and design including underground vaults; grading; streetscape; erosion and sedimentation control; retaining wall design; chiller and new outlet structure design; new electric/permanent power additional service; site lighting conduit design; and fencing design.

Sustainability & coordination

The work included LEED computations and filing assistance with the Green Building Certification Institute, together with coordination with agencies such as the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, NYC Department of Environmental Protection, NYC Department of Transportation and the NY Power Authority.

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