Photo of substantially complete NCOM Academic Building entry approach - Phase 1
Rendering of NCOM Academic Building front elevation
View from Academic Building visitor parking area
Photo of substantially complete NCOM Academic Building rear entry and wetlands remediation - Phase 1
View of Academic Building from proposed Student Center building site (future)
Academic Building reception and security desk and two-story atrium waiting area
Student Entry and waiting area from Student Center
Academic Building Living Room study areas below light well adjacent to double loaded breakout digital learning break out rooms
Level 1 Conference Center middle meeting room - One large room or three separate break out areas for meetings and catered lunch events
Student Break Room adjacent to NCOM Cafe on Level 2
Rendering food preparation area of Faculty Lounge on Level 3
Level 4 Study Alcoves looking toward main elevator core
Level 4 Student Lounge view towards perimeter wall
Level 4 Student Lounge programmed for multiple uses - Ping pong, Foosball, Video game station, and Lounge spaces
Staking of campus roadways and building footprints on existing Easy Bay Golf Course - wetland and landfill remediation reviewed by United States Army Corps of Engineers
Westland Construction team mobilizes on muddy campus site prior to de-watering
Bisecting existing golf course water hazards and wetlands for site mobilization
Installation of de-watering system near campus entrance
Sorting of existing landfill trash and containment of hazardous waste
Grading for site loop road following Voluntary Cleanup Program protocols
Removal of landfill waste down to native soils & installation of geotechnical fabric for campus roadways and parking areas
Driving micro piles at Academic Building site
Installation of compacted base course and Soil Gas (methane) Mitigation System below Academic Building footprint
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Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine - Academic Building & Master Plan
The 141,000 sf, four-story NCOM Academic Building is the first phase of the four phase, ±22 Acre masterplan buildout. Construction of the project was slowed by the remediation of a historical landfill, wetland protection measures, de-watering installation, voluntary cleanup program of hazardous materials, micro piles at building footprints, and a soil gas/vapor evacuation system.
