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Dreyfuss + Blackford Architecture, in collaboration with MIG, Inc., developed a Master Plan for a 25-acre site to the south of the Sacramento State campus on Ramona Avenue. The site is within the Sacramento Center for Innovation which is bounded by Folsom Boulevard to the north, Power Inn Road to the east, and the Union Pacific rail lines to the west.
The project is being developed in two phases with academic, research, and office space that support the academic programming of the University. Phase I includes construction and operation of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)-affiliated nonprofit California Mobility Center (CMC), a testing and manufacturing facility for autonomous electric vehicles, and a building with forensic laboratories for the California Department of Justice. Phase II would expand the CMC and replace Phase I surface parking with two mixed-use buildings, providing academic, administrative, and research space with ground-level retail and parking.

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Draft Environmental Impact Report for the The Hub, Sacramento St

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C0012 CSUS Hub, Ramona Ave Master Plan, Sacramento State Researc

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What if we can take something precious that has expired and give it a new, yet, altered life? Mortality is imminent, but we set out to extend something in time and virtual space, something for anyone to experience, but only temporarily.
The Art Hotel was not meant to be permanent; material at a moment in time and space visited by some 15,000 people. Nearly 100 artists created an immersive art experience in a doomed five-story apartment building. Open for only nine days, it would only exist in memories, words and pictures when gone. As a transition, our team used our in-house laser scanning tools to create a virtual version of the Art Hotel and host it online for a limited time &#8211; sharing our City&#8217;s art with the world.
Using a laser scanner (LIDAR), 122 separate scans recorded a detailed model of all the spaces in the building. The resulting &#8220;point cloud&#8221; is made of millions of points representing a location in space and a color. An online interface allowed navigation of this virtual building.

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Sacramento State, The Hub Research Park Master Plan