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05/20/2014 at 3:07 Pm Louisiana State University Facilities Systems Total 05/20/2014 AT 3:07 PM LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY FACILITIES SYSTEMS TOTAL SPACE SUMMARY REPORT REPORT NO: FAC-7060 REPORT NO: FAC-7060 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY PAGE 2 DATE: 05/20/2014 TIME: 3:07 FACILITIES SYSTEM SPACE SUMMARY REPORT BY BUILDING WITHIN UNIT UNIT = LSU A&M TOTAL GSF UNIT PERCENT GROSS PERCENT TOTAL NASF TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL BUILDING (GROSS (UNIT NASF/ (UNIT PERCENT (NET ASSIGNABLE ASSIGNED NET ASSIGNED BUILDING NAME NUMBER SQUARE FT) TOTAL NASF) X GSF) SQUARE FT) NASF TO UNIT SQUARE FT NET TO UNIT POWER HOUSE 0001 44,066 1.00 44,066 32,727 32,727 33,011 33,011 FOSTER 0002 57,532 0.97 55,806 51,995 50,640 52,995 51,640 BEAUREGARD HOUSE 0003 17,730 0.00 0 12,680 0 14,315 195 JACKSON HOUSE 0004 17,730 0.00 0 12,586 0 14,221 1,635 LEJEUNE HOUSE 0005 17,730 0.00 0 12,780 0 14,315 1,535 TAYLOR HOUSE 0006 17,730 0.00 0 12,680 0 14,220 1,540 SWINE PALACE 0008 34,826 1.00 34,826 20,015 20,015 20,035 20,035 OLD PRESIDENT S HSE 0009 4,140 1.00 4,140 3,138 3,138 3,410 3,410 MEMORIAL TOWER 0010 5,917 1.00 5,917 4,506 4,506 5,462 5,462 THOMAS BOYD 0011 69,068 1.00 69,068 50,398 50,398 61,405 61,405 HILL MEMORIAL LIB 0012 64,930 1.00 64,930 52,381 52,381 55,308 55,308 PRESCOTT 0013 23,760 1.00 23,760 14,805 14,805 20,511 20,511 STUBBS 0014 35,986 1.00 35,986 21,811 21,811 30,904 30,904 DODSON 0015 8,112 1.00 8,112 2,573 2,573 4,554 4,554 AUDUBON 0016 36,679 1.00 36,679 25,072 25,072 31,180 31,180 ATKINSON 0017 43,080 1.00 43,080 28,454 28,454 38,918 38,918 ART BUILDING 0018 30,720 1.00 30,720 20,520 20,520 26,677 26,677 NUCLEAR SCIENCE SHOP 0019 490 1.00 490 433 433 433 433 STUDIO ARTS BLDG A 0020 19,798 1.00 19,798 14,248 14,248 18,269 18,269 STUDIO ARTS BLDG H 0021 11,677 1.00 11,677 6,315 6,315 8,513 8,513 STUDIO ARTS BLDG G 0022 1,450 1.00 1,450 1,350 1,350 1,350 1,350 STUDIO ARTS BLDG F 0023 11,390 1.00 11,390 7,486 7,486 9,628 9,628 STUDIO ARTS BLDG D 0024 6,477 1.00 6,477 4,489 4,489 5,106 5,106 STUDIO ARTS BLDG B 0025 8,818 1.00 8,818 6,636 6,636 7,514 7,514 COATES 0026 212,625 1.00 212,625 131,843 131,843 142,173 142,173 DAVID BOYD 0027 15,680 1.00 15,680 11,891 11,891 13,904 13,904 NUCLEAR SCIENCE 0028 16,375 1.00 16,375 10,493 10,493 14,690 14,690 GYM AUDITORIUM 0029 74,113 1.00 74,113 58,045 58,045 58,174 58,174 NORTH STADIUM 0030 327,945 0.00 0 112,714 0 316,390 203,676 POWER PLANT/COGEN 0031 24,208 1.00 24,208 19,162 19,162 22,466 22,466 VET SCI ANNEX 0032 2,080 0.00 0 1,292 0 1,706 414 PEABODY 0034 51,466 1.00 51,466 31,333 31,333 44,302 44,302 DEAN FRENCH HOUSE 0035 3,460 1.00 3,460 1,954 1,954 2,626 2,626 LONG FIELDHOUSE 0036 59,048 1.00 59,048 50,670 50,670 50,700 50,700 H P LONG POOL 0037 31,261 1.00 31,261 28,864 28,864 28,864 28,864 PLEASANT 0040 109,141 1.00 109,141 75,629 75,629 98,686 98,686 WEST STADIUM 0041 79,176 0.00 0 39,946 97 52,176 12,327 EAST STADIUM 0042 35,358 0.22 7,779 23,521 5,185 33,305 14,969 JOURNALISM 0043 25,247 1.00 25,247 9,913 9,913 17,795 17,795 ALLEN 0044 80,059 1.00 80,059 60,979 60,979 76,213 76,213 M&DA BLDG 0045 125,947 1.00 125,947 55,130 55,130 83,816 83,816 HIGHLAND HALL 0046 36,746 0.00 0 24,051 33 31,094 6,931 WOODIN HALL 0048 47,818 0.79 37,776 36,079 28,605 38,548 31,074 FRANCIONI 0050 28,467 0.55 15,657 15,618 8,599 22,755 15,736 FRENCH HOUSE 0051 19,565 1.00 19,565 10,730 10,730 15,461 15,461 GRACE KING HALL 0052 17,762 0.00 0 9,469 0 13,642 4,173 EVANGELINE HALL 0053 60,818 0.00 0 41,306 0 56,495 15,029 REPORT NO: FAC-7060 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY PAGE 3 DATE: 05/20/2014 TIME: 3:07 FACILITIES SYSTEM SPACE SUMMARY REPORT BY BUILDING WITHIN UNIT UNIT = LSU A&M TOTAL GSF UNIT PERCENT GROSS PERCENT TOTAL NASF TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL BUILDING (GROSS (UNIT NASF/ (UNIT PERCENT (NET ASSIGNABLE ASSIGNED NET ASSIGNED BUILDING NAME NUMBER SQUARE FT) TOTAL NASF) X GSF) SQUARE FT) NASF TO UNIT SQUARE FT NET TO UNIT LOUISE GARIG HALL 0054 14,615 0.00 0 9,679 46 13,397 3,764 NICHOLSON 0055 240,654 1.00 240,654 99,887 99,887 136,911 136,911 STUDENT HEALTH CTR 0056 35,873 0.00 0 18,186 33 28,961 10,808 CHEM ENGR 0059 49,463 1.00 49,463 31,005 31,005 41,524 41,524 COLISEUM 0061 157,914 0.03 4,737 101,831 2,875 123,699 24,743 ANNIE BOYD HALL 0062 44,810 0.00 0 20,613 5 38,635 18,027 HEBERT LAW CTR 0069 226,911 0.23 52,190 174,523 39,698 189,202 54,377 HOWE RUSSELL E & W 0070 187,743 1.00 187,743 114,389 114,389 160,968 160,968 HIMES 0076 68,568 1.00 68,568 44,676 44,676 61,145 61,145 CARPENTER SHOP 0077 15,981 1.00 15,981 12,758 12,758 12,758 12,758 FACULTY CLUB 0079 26,244 0.00 0 13,614 15 19,687 6,088 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 0080 4,272 0.00 0 2,481 0 3,385 904 ACADIAN HALL 0084 51,825 0.00 0 33,738 52 49,159 15,473 BOILER CONTROL ROOM 0086 792 1.00 792 599 599 642 642 WETLAND RESOURCES 0090 18,976 0.96 18,217 14,334 13,755 16,027 15,448 SEA GRANT BUILDING 0091 19,780 1.01 19,978 12,945 13,057 17,818 17,930 COASTAL STUDIES 0092 13,948 1.00 13,948 9,710 9,710 12,156 12,156 FOOD SCIENCE 0098 18,507 0.45 8,328 11,011 4,928 15,700 9,617 HODGES HALL 0116 74,744 0.84 62,785 44,973 37,759 67,292 60,078 HATCHER HALL 0117 120,000 1.00 120,000 68,252 68,252 102,706 102,706 JOHNSTON HALL 0118 74,490 1.00 74,490 51,609 51,609 66,657 66,657 AUDUBON SUGAR INST. 0119 2,800 0.07 196 2,263 165 2,425 327 ECOLOGY RESEARCH LAB 0120 3,559 1.00 3,559 2,523 2,523 2,585 2,585 AG METAL BLDG 0121 26,000 0.54 14,040 21,383 11,511 25,076 15,204 E B DORAN 0122 11,720 0.40 4,688 6,194 2,508 8,829 5,143 J C MILLER 0123 39,151 0.47 18,401 24,877 11,597 33,990 20,710 EAST LAVILLE HALL 0124 112,661 0.36 40,558 80,777 29,300 80,777 29,300 WEST LAVILLE HALL 0125 81,900 0.03 2,457 43,847 1,449 69,514 27,116 COMMONS 0126 20,876 0.21 4,384 18,141 3,879 18,366 4,104 LAB HIGH SCHOOL 0130 34,800 1.00 34,800 25,445 25,445 31,988 31,988 STUDIO ARTS BLDG E 0133 1,176 1.00 1,176 1,107 1,107 1,107 1,107 INGRAM 0152 18,375 0.42 7,718 14,173 5,946 16,440 8,213 SWEET POTATO LAB 0153 1,339 0.00 0 1,060 0 1,158 98 VET SCI ANIMAL 0171 6,523 0.00 0 5,591 0 6,041 450 VET SCI POULTRY 0172 2,508 0.00 0 1,720 0 2,253 533 DALRYMPLE BLDG 0173 17,633 0.00 0 9,247 0 12,508 3,261 DAIRY SCIENCE 0174 23,158 0.39 9,032 18,317 7,169 18,559 7,411 OLD FORESTRY 0175 27,596 0.76 20,973 17,543 13,314 21,478 17,249 BLDG 428 - SUGARCANE 0177 4,006 0.00 0 3,557 0 3,681 124 KNAPP 0178 45,369 0.07 3,176 29,101 2,073 41,199 14,171 LAB SCHOOL GYM 0179 26,753 1.00 26,753 23,530 23,530 24,956 24,956 SOUTH STADIUM 0184 53,740 0.27 14,510 33,424 8,932 44,164 19,672 MIL-AERO STUDIES BLG 0185 40,569 1.00 40,569 35,335 35,335 37,687 37,687 MIDDLETON 0187 324,870 1.00 324,870 255,958 255,958 317,592 317,592 TRANS VAULT 0191 225 0.00 0 75 0 150 75 TRANS VAULT 0194 109 0.00 0 35 0 100 65 BAND HALL 0197 12,000 1.00 12,000 4,904 4,904 5,553 5,553 REPORT NO: FAC-7060 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY PAGE 4 DATE: 05/20/2014 TIME: 3:07 FACILITIES SYSTEM SPACE SUMMARY REPORT BY BUILDING WITHIN UNIT UNIT = LSU A&M TOTAL GSF UNIT PERCENT GROSS PERCENT TOTAL NASF TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL BUILDING (GROSS (UNIT NASF/ (UNIT PERCENT (NET ASSIGNABLE ASSIGNED NET ASSIGNED BUILDING NAME NUMBER SQUARE FT) TOTAL NASF) X GSF) SQUARE FT) NASF TO UNIT SQUARE FT NET TO UNIT MSRF 0201 15,936 1.00 15,936 10,932 10,932 14,416 14,416 ELECTRICAL ENGR 0212 45,600 1.00 45,600 28,627 28,627 37,505 37,505 HUMAN ECOLOGY 0213 38,200 1.00 38,200 25,302 25,302 34,803 34,803 WILSON LAB 0214 28,000 0.15 4,200 17,190 2,620 24,457 9,887 BLAKE HALL 0215 98,253 0.00 0 41,353 0 56,017 14,664 MCVOY HALL 0220 40,000 0.00 0 25,320 38 35,283 10,001 STUDENT UNION 0221 376,507 0.31 116,717 244,546 75,252 244,582 75,288 W S BUILDING 0223 4,017 0.07 281 2,429 176 2,796 543 APT STRG BLDG 1 0229 800 0.00 0 556 0 582 26 COTTON FIBER LAB 0230 2,460 0.00 0 1,735 0 2,052 317 HERGET HALL 0231 102,129 0.00 0 63,714 150 86,224 22,113 LAB SCHOOL AUDIT.
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