City Facilities Under Construction
Project Descriptions:
North Natomas Library
Design & Construction of a 23,000sf library. The library
is a joint use facility that is shared with Natomas High School
and the Los Rios Community College. The Architects for the project
are Nacht & Lewis.
Contact: Jeff Blanton @ 808-8423 / jblanton@cityofsacramento.org
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Pocket Library
This $15 million project by WLC Architects will begin construction in mid year 2008 with a completion date for approximately April/May 2010.
Contact: Jeff Blanton @ 808-8423/ jblanton@cityofsacramento.org
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Valley Hi-North Laguna Library
This project will be the construction of a freestanding 20,000sf library in Shasta Park at Bruceville Road and Shasta Lane across from Cosumnes River College.
This future branch library will feature such amenities as a browsing area with newly released books, CDs, and DVDs, separate children and teen reading areas, public computers with Internet and word processing, two study/tutoring rooms and special “quiet” reading rooms, a new automated process for self-checkout of library books and other materials.
There will also be a community meeting room that can accommodate up to 100 people and a food court for refreshments and socializing.
Contact: Jeff Blanton @ 808-8423/ jblanton@cityofsacramento.org
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Oak Park Community Center Phase II
This $6 million project will begin construction in April 2008 with an estimated completion date of December 2008. The Architect for the project is Kurt Fehlberg with The Dahlin Group.
Contact: Yadi Kavakebi @ 808-8432/ ykavakebi@cityofsacramento.org and
Suzy Vose @ 808 -5640/ svose@cityofsacramento.org
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George Sim Community Center Expansion
The first of three phases incorporates the design and construction of a 10,500sf addition to the existing George Sim Community Center.
Phase 1 work expands the existing community center by providing additional space to accommodate four additional service programs to meet the programming demands offered to local residents. This project will begin construction in March 2008 with an estimated completion to be in May 2009.
Architects for the project are Field Paoli Architects and the Contractor is Brown Construction.
Contact: Dave Morgan @ 808-8425/ dmorgan@cityofsacramento.org
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Crocker Art Museum Expansion
This new 123,000sf construction will begin construction in January 2008 and will triple the existing museum’s size. Expansion of the existing museum will promote the arts in Sacramento, while elevating Sacramento as a destination City and fueling economic vitality. The addition will also be a powerful force in redefining the Sacramento riverfront and the City’s downtown core.
This $84 million project will be working with architects from Gwathmey Siegal & Associates.
The General Contractor is Rudolf & Sletten. The grand opening of this project will be in Summer 2010.
Read more about the project, including a time-lapse video of the construction itself.
Project update newsletter
Contact: E.C. Looi @ 808-5533/ eclooi@cityofsacramento.org
or
Cynthia Kranc @ 808-2258/ ckranc@cityofsacramento.org
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South Natomas Community Center Concession
This project will begin construction April 2008 and is on schedule to be completed September 2008. The Architects for this project are Freitas Associates, Inc.
Contact: Michael Sweeney @ 808-8429/ msweeney@cityofsacramento.org
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Studios for the Performing Arts
This 49,000 sf facility will house the Sacramento Ballet, the Sacramento Philharmonic, the California Opera, and the California Music Theatre. A four story building, it will include rehearsal studios and office space for all four organizations.
Contact: Kirk Thompson @ 808-8431/ kthompson@cityofsacramento.org and
Gary Szydelko @ 808-8335/ gszydelko@cityofsacramento.org
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Cattery Project at Animal Care Facility
This 4,500sf construction of a new cattery building will be within the existing Animal Care complex. This project will provide public viewing and display, as well as areas for public interaction, education and training. It will help reduce pet overpopulation by providing adequate facilities for animals. Construction began September 2007 and should be completed June 2008. The Architects for this project are Takata, Sugioka, Kimura, and the Contractors are Advantage Building Contractors.
Contact: Bonnie Slavin @ 808-8460/ blavin@cityofsacramento.org
and
Dave Morgan @ 808-8425/ dmorgan@cityofsacramento.org
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