UCD-Oxford Circle Dining Commons
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS CAMPUS
Oxford Circle Dining Commons Renovation
The University of California, Davis campus requests the submission of written statements of qualifications by December 12, 2006, 5:00 p.m. for consideration to provide full programming, architectural and engineering services for the Oxford Circle Dining Commons Renovation project.
The Oxford Dining Commons is a 17,200 square foot facility that currently serves 1,000 students living in adjacent dormitories.
The University is seeking to renovate the facility to the highest LEED standard within the allowed budget. The design concept shall follow current trends in food service design with special focus food platform stations that emphasize regional and seasonal foods. Additional considerations will be required for circulation and seating analysis, assessment of existing kitchen equipment and HVAC systems, sustainable landscape concepts, and opportunities for outdoor dining.
The University is seeking a design team that will form a creative partnership with the Campus to produce facilities responsive to the Universitys needs while meeting stringent budget, schedule, sustainable design and life cycle cost goals. Relevant qualifications shall include proven experience in a highly integrated sustainable design of kitchen and food service planning, preferably in a university environment.
Questions about the project may be directed to Vanda Rovis at (530) 752-1956. Statement of Qualifications and Format Requirements of Submittal & Selection Criteria forms are available at: www.ae.ucdavis.edu/designprofes/dpselection.htm or by contacting Mary Ramos at (530) 757-3113.
TWO COPIES OF STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED TO CLAYTON HALLIDAY, INTERIM CAMPUS ARCHITECT, ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 255 COUSTEAU PLACE, DAVIS, CA 95616.
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