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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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C1026, UC Davis Health, Parking Structure 5, 2021

On UC Davis Health’s Sacramento campus, Parking Structure 5 provides exceptional space for patients, visitors, and staff to feel safe, clearly find their way, and efficiently park their vehicle in a very open and day-lit space. With all vehicles entering and exiting the structure through a subterranean entrance off the adjacent mid-block intersection, the cross-campus flow of pedestrians and bicycles is uninterrupted.
Serving the Cancer Center and new California Tower, the structure brings stalls with a flexible layout, focused on accessibility on every floor with the potential to accommodate loading areas for patient drop-off inside the structure. Using architectural precast concrete, extruded aluminum fins, solid and perforated aluminum panels and fully glazed elevator towers, the architectural form and material expression celebrate the high-quality spaces and representation of the design-focus for the medical campus.
Photovoltaic panels installed on the top floor provide electricity to the structure. There is also short term bike stalls, and long-term secure bike parking for 125 inside the structure.
Parking Structure 5 is designed to achieve Parksmart Gold certification.

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