Master Planning completion: February 2012
Schematic Design completion: May 2012
Design Development completion: September 2012
Construction Documents completion: March 2013

Schematic Design begins fall 2011

Location:  1451 Onyx St.

Size: 82,545 existing gross square feet

Legislative Authorization: 2009 Legislature SB 5506: $8,998,000 State Energy Loans Program, $4,321,000 in Certificates of Participation

Expenditure Limitation: $13,319,000

Architect: Rowell Brokaw Architects

Construction Manager/General Contractor:Fortis Construction, Inc., Lake Oswego

Project Planner: Gene Mowery, Campus Planning and Real Estate, (541) 346-5593

Construction Project Manager: George Bleekman, Capital Construction, (541) 346-2625

Straub Hall was designed inthe Colonial Revival style as a men's dormitory and constructed in 1928-29. The building continued to serve as a dormitory until 1971 when the process to convert the building the house the Psychology Department was started. Identified as an Oregon University System "Tier 1 Deferred Maintenance Project", the Project will implement seismic upgrades; retrofit or replace existing heating, ventilation, electrical, plumbing, and lighting systems with more energy and water efficient systems; enhance the thermal performance of the building envelope; and improve accessibility. There are no funds currently allocated to specifically address space layout improvements. However, significant demolition may be required to accomplish the deferred maintenance upgrades, and replacement of interior spaces may present opportunities to improve the building interior layout.

• Straub Hall Interiors Preliminary Historic Assessment
  
  
• Straub Hall Project Description - Final June 2011
  
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