Capital Agenda Project List of dollars) ( in thousands Fund me Rl:qu 1 remt:'nr' Projecr l m .:rn;t! Ei. tanal c, 11nh1nt:'J TOT A L TOTAL TOT,<\L Academic Expansion and renewal of the Lovejoy Bttilding (humanities Bixler Ad,l1 rinn Library ;md Cla,,rnnm' 990 1 .005 1 . 5 )5 1 S 35 605 605 G i ,-cn Aud1wrium B1'n Keye' Lah Rernwamim K.:ye:,-Arcy Bridgl' 1 50 Arc\ Lah Renm·ar1nn 500 1 60 Pwchnlogy Expicm Equipment Su btota l 2,625 1 60 1 3 , 1 60 1 5,7 5 Student Life faiot and We,t Quad Renn,·annm Ea,t Dorm Mecharncnl )50 3 50 400 400 We'r Dnrm Bathroom' and Furn1sh1ngs East Dorm Barhrc1om> and Furnbhmgs Roherts Ro"' Dormitory Renovation' Rnhens Roi\' Lounge Cun vers ion:. Chapel Renovannm D i n i ng Hall Equ1rment Subtotal 400 400 l ,200 1 . 200 cO 0 200 200 500 500 3 , 1 30 3 , 1 30 Athletics Nebon Therapy Cenrcr Women's Hockey Locker Room Sub t otal 15 425 50 440 15 475 490 440 3 710 l , 1 50 50 Administrative Admis ion Bu dd mg Eu t is Renovarions 3 Admi111strative Computing Equipment Su b total 2 50 773 710 2 50 1 ,4 8 3 Plant Renewal Heatmg PlantCentral Plant Option 3,000 5 Primary Electric Di tnbution 200 200 Campu- Reroofmg Projects 400 400 Underground U r i l i t 1 e 2 50 2 50 prinkler Project Asbe to Abatement Hand1carped Access Subtotal Total 40 3 ,000 5 Pump House Piping the hu;,1est cla �room build ing on campm, contain ing more faculty office and more cla s and social sciences ) . Ln\'cjoy i D G a l lery <1n,! � year� i::. ahou t 2 6 mill ion. A hout 16 mi llion of the total i expecteJ tn come from g i fo , grants anJ other external ourc , the re�t from hudgeteJ i nternal resource�. New fac il itie project inc l uJe: 185 1 85 500 500 500 500 5 , 1 20 5 , 1 20 1 1 ,66 3 1 4, 34 5 rnnITt� than any other. O\'er t he year�. �e\'eral clas ·room have heen lost by cnnvers ion to office �pace, anJ peJagogy ha changeJ in way-. that cannot alway be accommodated by the e x is ti ng , relat i\'e ly rigiJ c la �roo m organi:ation. We are add i ng a 9,000-\q uare-fout, fuur-flonr ex temion to the we t ide of the e x i:-, t i ng h u i l J i ng. The ad Jit i on will re ult in a net gain ofarrrox irnately �ix seminar mo m � an J 1 6 office , allowing for mo�t of the Jepanme n t in the expanded bu i lding to be c l u::.tereJ around their own sem inar room while replacing ome suh�ranJard fac u l ty office� with new one . A new eleva tor anJ a hridge will also make the current Lovejoy Building fu l l y acce. i h l e to the hanJ ica pped. At the ame time, at lea t one Jcpart mcnt \\'ill he able to mo\'e from the library, relieving evere crnwding there. AJJ itionally, ome pare office will be a , · ail ah l e for fu t u re fac u l t y growth. Co·rs will be covered from buJgeted intern al re ource . Work began on thi project during the ,ummer of 1 99 J . The Bixler An and Music Center. Well begun but not yet completeJ is the expan�1on and renovation of the Bixler Art and Music Center, which incluJe the addition of new mu ·eum and archi\'e space, an expanded arr and mu ic library and new c l as room�. upg raJ i ng of the G i\'en lobby and refurbi h ing of the auJ irorium anJ, e\'entually, renovation of office a nd pract ice room;,. We are committed to upgrading fac ilitie for the art a fund become available. At thi· writing, Pha e l , the Davi Gallery and Art Archive ·, i nearing completion. lt i hoped that funJ rai · ing for Pha e 1 1 , the Art and Mu ic Library and Classroom , will be completed during the 1 99 1 - 1 99 2 aca demic year. Renovation of Given Auditorium, tudio facilitie and other cla ·room ·hould be cheduled next but may need to be addres ed in the context of a capital campaign. The Lunder House . Colby' ad mi ion and financial aid office currently occupy ome of the mo t crowded, least attractive pace on campu -even though interview with first-year tudent have taught u that fir t impre sions during campu vi it are a key factor in their ultimate election of a college. A detai led compari on to imilar chool demon strated that Colby' current facility provide le than half the pace available for comparable functions at any of the other chools examined. A variety of option for relieving crowding 26,008 Colby, January 1 992