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Projects in Design

 Project consists of complete renovation of rooms 256, 255 and 249 from existing CAH Teaching Lab (Photo Processing) to COSS Anthropology Research Lab. Work includes demolition of existing demising walls, cabinetry, ceilings, flooring, plumbing and electrical. New construction to include new floor, wall and ceiling finishes, suspended acoustic ceiling, mechanical ducting and registers, LED lighting fixtures, new collection storage cabinets, wash station with EM eye wash, Electrical, Data, IT and furnishings.

 This project renovates the Conley Art photo lab for ADA accommodations.

The existing electrical generator that provides backup power for our 911 dispatch center will be replaced with a new generator, along with some electrical upgrades to provide expansion capabilities for future growth. 

The project includes casework designed for both function and style, updated finishes and additional upgrades that will transform the Cashier’s Office at the Joyal Administration Building into a modern, efficient, and welcoming space. This renovation aims to improve both the workspace and the visitor experience by combining practicality with a contemporary design approach.

This project delivers enhanced functionality and upgraded space with the installation of two offices and one fully refurbished classroom trailer, designed to meet evolving campus needs. Improvements include site grading, wet and dry utility connections, a fully integrated fire alarm system for safety compliance, and upgraded landscaping and sidewalks that enhance both accessibility and curb appeal.

Projects in Construction

This project will construct 228 new apartment style beds. The first floor will provide a learning community and recreational spaces, as well as accessible housing units. The three upper residence floors are identical, which will include student housing units, shared study/gathering spaces, laundry facilities, and space for a resident advisor on each floor. The shared common spaces on each floor will foster student engagement and a sense of community. The outdoor hardscape and landscape areas will provide additional space for studying and recreation. The proposed project is currently designed to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold equivalent.

Affordable Student Housing: NOE Supporting Documents

The project will address the campus hot- and chilled-water generation and distribution piping network providing energy efficient and reliable heating and cooling to more than 25,000 students, faculty and staff. In addition to the central utility plant upgrades, BIG will implement renewable energy generation and energy conservation measures (ECM), with a target to provide more than 30% energy savings to Fresno State during the 33-year contract. For additional information, please refer to: Central Plant Replacement

  • This image shows new piping installed to the boilers.
  • This image shows all new boilers installed in the boiler plant.
  • This image shows maintenance being done in the boiler room at the boiler plant.

This project is anticipated to start in the fall. It will renovate and modernize the Research Winery Lab, brewery/distillery lab, cooler, restroom/shower and covered exterior prep area. Structural upgrades, reroofing and fire alarm modifications will also be addressed. This project renovates approximately 3,600 square feet.

  • This is a provided render of what the Gumz renovation will look like.
  • This is a provided render of what the Gumz renovation will look like.
  • This is a provided render of what the Gumz renovation will look like.

The Secured Access project is a campus-wide initiative to provide sustainable access solutions for building entries and spaces. It includes electrifying entry points for remotely lockable doors and automated scheduling. It includes a phased rekeying strategy to integrate the campus to more secured metal keying solutions. It also encompasses the effort to install electronic key boxes in larger buildings for safe daily key checkout procedures.

 
This project renovates 4 existing labs. Will allow for flexible arrangement of stations or multi-mode in a lab environment.

This project will beautify the McLane Hall east courtyard and will create sustainable landscape and site improvements.

  • This is the provided site plan of McLane STEM beautification courtyard.

This $16 million project will start construction in the fall and will comprehensively upgrade the building mechanical system, LED lighting and the fire alarm system. This will be a multiphase, multiyear effort to minimize impacts for our academic programs.

Three Temporary Modulars: NOE Supporting Documents

  • Interior of Science 1 building under construction
  • Science 1 hallway under construction
  • Science 1 conference room that has added new lights

This project is the first phase of a campus wide Fire Alarm Upgrade to eleven (11) buildings. The first phase will provide the head-end infrastructure and upgrades at the Police Department.

  • This is an exterior shot of the Fresno State Police Department.

Completed Projects

 
The center is located adjacent to the south entrance of Engineering East, resourcefully converting the exterior overhang into a welcoming interior space. The renovation converted the lobby to a conference room, offices, and a student lounge area. This project was funded by LCOE endowments (Hamparson and Columbia Memorial).

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2024
Project Budget: $2.1 Million
Delivery Method: JOC
Architect: SVA
Contractor: Better Enterprises
 

 
This project supports the new location of the Richter Center at the third floor of the University Student Union. The new 2,070 sf space will provide a much larger complex to accommodate the community service-learning programs.

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2024
Project Budget: $876K
Delivery Method: JOC
Architect: PHallajian Arch
Contractor: Exbon
 

This image shows the modernization upgrades to Baker Hall bathrrooms.

This project addressed the ADA modernization upgrades to the restrooms and showers on all three floors of Baker Hall. This was funded by the Association (Auxiliary).

Phase One addressed the west wing that included the three multi-stall all-gender bathrooms of all three floors, the resident advisor suite, and the two single use all-gender restrooms on the first floor. Phase two will consist of modernizing the east wing in the Summer of 2024. 

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2023 (Phase One)
Project Budget: $7.8 Million (Baker Hall, Homan, and Graves)
Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build
Architect: SVA Architects
Contractor: Exbon Devleopment Inc.

 

Canopy structure
This project constructed two covered metal canopies to accommodate two exterior art studios for ceramic kiln and glassblowing activities.

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2024
Project Budget: $1.5 Million
Delivery Method: JOC
Architect: Teter
Contractor: Exbon
 

Classroom interior
This project renovated (2) classrooms in Peters building and one classroom at Campus Pointe through the Craig School of Business EMBA program.

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2023
Project Budget: $932K
Delivery Method: JOC/Deisgn-Bid-Build
Architect: SVA
Contractor: Better Enterprises
 

 
The Lynda and Stewart Resnick Student Union dining services include the opening of three new amenities: Taco Bell, The Habit Burger Grill, and Toss-N-Chop (Soup/Salad).

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2023
Project Budget: $2.2 Million
Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build
Architect: RCV
Contractor: Target Construction
 

Zen Den
This project updated and beautified the existing interior courtyard. The space provides students opportunities to relieve stress and anxiety, essentially contributing to their success. Programming will include therapist meditation sessions, counseling group sessions, a quiet space, yoga, Pilates and wellness activities.

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2023
Project Budget: $246K
Delivery Method: JOC
Architect: Boro Landscape
Contractor: Better Enterprises
 

This image shows the front main entrance to the Lynda and Resnick Student Union

Design and construction of the 84,000 sf Lynda and Stewart Resnick Student Union, sited on approximately 3.5 acres.

This building includes a multi-purpose ballroom, an indoor WOW space for students, gather, and dine, retail dining, meeting rooms, and administrative offices.

Lynda and Stewart Resnick Student Union has been selected to appear as an Outstanding Design in the 2023 American School & University Architectural Portfolio.

Fresno State RSU NOI

Fresno State New Student Union Final IS-MND August 2019

 

 
Project Summary
Completed: 2022

Project Budget:

 $60 Million
Delivery Method: Collaborative-Design-Build
Architect: Harley Ellis Devereaux
Contractor: McCarthy Builders