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Boston University Data Sciences Center – 665 Commonwealth Avenue KPMB ARCHITECTS Boston Planning and Development Agency PUBLIC MEETING Boston University Data Sciences Center 665 Commonwealth Ave June 04, 2019 Agenda Data Sciences Center Project Introduction • Tim Czerwienski, AICP BPDA Project Manager • Paul Rinaldi, Boston University Building • Luigi LaRocca, KPMB Architects Landscape • Skip Burck, Richard Burck Associates Sustainability • Jacob Knowles, BR+A • Matt Smith, The Green Engineer Transportation • Jay Doyle, AECOM Warren Towers Digital Signage • Paul Rinaldi, Boston University Boston University Data Sciences Center KPMB ARCHITECTS june 04, 2019 BPDA PUBLIC MEETING 2 Lead Consultants Data Sciences Center Project KPMB Architects Architect Fort Point Associates Planning and Permitting Richard Burck Associates Landscape Architect Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineering MEP Engineers AECOM Transportation Transsolar KlimaEngineering Sustainability Engineers Haley & Aldrich Geotechnical & Geothermal Nitsch Engineering Civil Engineer Suffolk Construction Pre-Construction Services The Green Engineer LEED Consulting Boston University Data Sciences Center KPMB ARCHITECTS june 04, 2019 BPDA PUBLIC MEETING 3 2013 -2023 IMP Projects Campus Development MASS AVE 502 619 504 506 608 SOLDIERS FIELD ROAD 518 512 316 491 493 497 520 499 MASSACHUSETTS TURNPIKE 501 503 285 505 507 509 MUDDY BOSTON UNIVERSITY BRIDGE STREET 511 120 Student Village Residence III CHARLES RIVER Academic Academic / 513 515 100 Myles Standish Residence 517 76 300 519 521 523 STREET 525 ASHFORD 427 527 531 429 431 33 Building Administration 433 435 Hall Renovation 437 439 441 STREET 535 443 445 447 449 284 451 453 277 455 DRIVE 11 13 15 9 Building 17 432 School of Law 19 7 21 STREET BACK 23 25 434 27 436 RALEIGH 29 438 STREET STREET STREET 664 STORROW 31 440 33 32 347 442 35 37 444 39 43 41 CHARLESGATE 45 47 53-57 446 450 448 58 MARLBOROUGH452 2 383 59 53 61 454 HARRY AGGANIS WAY 63 67 385 65 73 77 75 81 79 456 387 91 83 393 DRIVE 389 71 395 BACK STREET 69 391 97 STORROW 99 RIVER 397 401 278 403 CHARLESGATE 121 ROAD 583 405 125 111 407 113 115 119 117 131 585 133 275 135 127 137 129 143 141 139 147 145 587 WAY 225 153 233 155 157 159 161 589 163 165 169 171 167 173 181 183 177 175 179 185 AA 187 BAY STATE 591 STREET 189 GARDNER 213 191 30 409 193 195 197 201 199 211 203 209 205 207 10 52 STREET 632 32 56 58 60 264 62 461 64 463 66 270 68 BAY STATE ROAD 70 465 72 74 76 467 78 80 DEERFIELD 82 469 84 86 90 88 (WESTBOUND) 92 471 763 96 94 475 270 236 100 477 273 25 636 BEACON 479 481 765 483 110 112 485 116 114 118 638 216 120 122 124 487 128 126 785 232 491 152 154 493 156 158 160 140 162 164 166 168 226 172 170 174 176 178 180 182 184 186 188 190 GG 200 192 202 194 204 196 198 206 210 212 208 19 214 648 BB767 495 1 771 650 ALCORN 497 BUICK STREET 735 11 654 (EASTBOUND) BABCOCK 656 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE MALVERN FF STREET 660 390 UNIVERSITY ROAD 565 10 1 416 533 1079 775 755 2 1075 1065 745 SILBER 997 1055 989 1027 1039 1047 1045 535 983 1037 1035 985 1019 1023 1033 957 881 975 961 949 675 971 969 1001 1005 963 725 537 539 WEST 925 915 685 621 629 619 617 627 625 871 855 635 623 541 845 665 645 595 575 1089 EAST GRANBY STREET CC MBTA BUS COMMONWEALTH AVENUE AVENUE 468 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE TERMINAL 470 472 464 474 476 466 478 480 482 484 KENMORE 486 KENMORE 496 BOSTON COMMONWEALTH AVENUE SQUARE BOSTON 1050 1040 BROOKLINE 500 1066 1056 BROOKLINE 530 1090 972 966 950 532 1010 996 536 940 928 910 900 890 888 860 846 834 808 766 750 742 730 700 566 560 540 1018 1032 1030 1022 1020 1028 1024 1086 584 1082 880 874 872 1016 1034 CARLTON STREET BRIDGE 870 704 602 580 738 736 STREET TURNPIKE EXTENSION 936 930 920 922 926 918 916 712 710 708 1104 714 718 722 728 726 548 1106 241 240 STREET PLEASANT 1108 179 COMMONWEALTH 645 20 1110 BABBITT STREET HINSDALE 744 640 698 BOSTON 10 586 700 22 111 702 596 592 590 DD 594 IPSWICH STREET 35 29 25 19 15 9 8 39 15 595-603 112 24 MOUNTFORT AVENUE 230 NEWBURY CUMMINGTON STREET CUMMINGTON 5 1114 21 3 665 231 143 100 163 ADAMS STREET 115 96 86 BLANDFORD STREET 706 1116 110 80 78 72 70 STREET 677 BOSTON STREET 64 WINSLOW ROAD 60 48 BROOKLINE 44 BROOKLINE 28 24 16 12 38 716 1118 26 20 BOSTON 30 227 25 DUMMER STREET 28 20 226 2 693 1120 ROAD 222 25 MASSACHUSETTS CHARLESGATE EAST 217 BEACON STREET 1124 29 38 222 EE 37 21 BROOKLINE 35 9 TURNPIKE 27 5 LENOX STREET NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD Academic Building Addition STREET STREET BABCOCK STREET ROAD STREET ELBA STREET 53 49 39 150 41 39 37 MOUNTFORT 10 120 138 519 CROWNINSHIELD 141 100 FULLER 96 STREET WORTHINGTON ROAD 43 45 47 1 STREET 9 1A STREET 518 PARK HAMILTON ROAD EGMONT STREET 515 3 ARUNDEL STREET BACK 820 5 2 46 822 STREET 49 7 824 806 11 9 Science and Engineering 826 STREET 6 13 50 16 509 828 MAITLAND STREET 132 131 33 15 830 OSBORNE ROAD 17 STREET 832 25 21 19 15 11 7 35 12 834 50 836 840 512 18 838 FARM COPLEY STREET ESSEX STREET EUSTON 506 842 Research Building 24 23 22 844 821 21 24 848 STREET 1 24 22 18 16 12 8 24 27 850 503 852 36 29 ABBOTTSFORD 829 FENWAY PARK IPSWICH 58 31 854 MUDDY 121 30 33 856 833 122 858 MASON STREET 35 499 37 860 835 39 862 843 ROAD 41 864 43 866 504 STREET ROAD THATCHER 45 DRIVE 868 STREET 47 35 870 34 872 38 111 40 845 CARLTON BOYLSTON ST. MARY'S 500 847 PRESCOTT BUSWELL 55 42 849 MINER STREET 40 135 874 111 851 10 87 49 101 93 44 853 COTTAGE 855 IPSWICH STREET 83 48 857 YAWKEY 50 52 896 7 IVY STREET 867 COOLIDGE STREET 869 2 AUDUBON 90 871 906 873 ABERDEEN STREET AMORY 908 875 82 90 900 20 BAY MANCHESTER 910 877 8 STREET 912 95 ST. PAUL GIBBS 98 914 7 10 203 FENWAY 96 916 879 1245 100 918 CIRCLE 9 12 1251 STREET ROAD 920 25 NAPLES 922 14 1253 100 11 EWE STREET 924 20 1255 89 102 1261 1002 15 BACK BAY FENS 1004 465 1265 15 1006 899 17 17 1008 901 463 28 21 1008A 29 27 25 23 903 ST. MARY'S COURT1010 19 STREET 905 1271 1020A PARK DRIVE 21 1012 907 461 1250 1014 909 CHILTON 23 1016 468 459 1252 75 1018 466 25 124 STREET 1254 1022 1020 FULLERTON 1256 1022A 915 457 1258 KESWICK STREET 464 FREEMAN STREET 1024 917 1279 1260 FREEMAN STREET EXTENSION 1024A 455 27 1262 1026 919 6 462 PARKING AREA 133 1264 WAY 1295 1266 1028 921 460 1270 1268 1030 923 8 451 71 1299 11 DRIVE 68 74 1032 5 458 PARKING AREA Map Legend 10 VAN NESS 141 PARKING AREA 1272 POWELL 7 447 ST. PAUL 12 1001999 1003 145 BOYLSTON 1274 67 1042 9 1044 1005 124 14 1007 ST. MARY'S STREET 1280 1046 1036 149 1282 15 1048 11 130 1303 Proposed Institutional 68 HALL'S STREET 1009 16 STREET 1050 126 STREET 1284 1052 1011 1305 70 POND 1054 1 12 1013 15 132 1309 1301 128 12 1286 1015 14 155 90 1311 5 CHURCHILL STREET 1017 17 16 1313 1290 Projects 64 1019 130 18 1056 18 157 136 1315 11 N 1021 20 FIRE ALARM HEADQUARTERS 1023 132 TOWN 299 1060 22 159 70 19 72 AMORY 1025 138 16 OF 24 1027 134 24 72 1064 1029 26 161 21 MUDDY RIVER 0 BROOKLINE MEDFIELD28 KILMARNOCK 74 25 1302-1310 200’ 1031 30 163 76 AMORY 1033 32 31 27 34 1325 1312 78 295 63 PLAYGROUND 1035 82 35 1037 80 1316 82 29 1039 78 39 76 45 1041 74 31 STILL STREET 41 1070 1043 STREET STREET 1320-1324 86 291 101 WINTHROP 35 44 143 1341 - 1355 36 SQUARE 1080 1053 1369 STREET STREET BROOKLINE 40 STREET BEACON 1055 77 SEARS AND ROEBUCK STREET 75 100’ 600’ 1057 42 41 45 1090 1059 73 1061 71 46 1063 45 69 Boston University 34 1065 1100 1067 43 PARKING AREA 50 11 1069 41 STREET 1071 61 MONMOUTH COURT 1073 59 184-176 15 287 1110 39 Properties 1075 57 1371 1358 STREET 1077 37 55 TEMPLE 19 30 10 105 51 1079 53 1373 S.D.A. 1120 1081 12 192-186 25 1083 BROWNE STREET 1085 BROOKLINEBOSTON MARTIN MILMORE 108 37 29 35 1124 14 1360 72 1087 11 1089 16 74 31 55 194 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL85 16 1126 1091/1093 49 18 BOYLSTON 76 35 9 107 112 August 2012 29 1134 47 78 20 20 13 196 1395 1136 QUEENSBERRY24 61 17 1399 PETERBOROUGH80 200 111 24 METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY AND ALBANYMUDDY RAILROAD RIVER 82 26 21 32 65 PARK 19 MONMOUTH 105 36 84 - 100 40 Figure 5-1, Proposed Institutional Projects 2012–2022 Institutional Master Plan Boston University Charles River Campus 5-25 Boston University Data Sciences Center KPMB ARCHITECTS june 04, 2019 BPDA PUBLIC MEETING 4 2013 -2023 Boston University Charles River Campus Institutional Master Plan Fifth Amendment -Site CC Program Element 2013 - 2023 IMP Projects Proposed Changes Location 645/665 Commonwealth Ave.
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