Presentations will take place at Floyd Hall in room D-115. You can also watch via Webex.
Village of Decatur – Drinking Water System Improvements Project
9 to 9:25 a.m.
Team Members:
Oliver Winter
Joe Delmotte
Alex Wheeler
Ryan Cronin
Sponsor:
Andrew Rudd, B.S.E.’13, Wightman
Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Decker Hains
The Village of Decatur has an aging water main and water service line system that is approaching the end of its lifespan. This project aimed to address this issue by designing a new water main and water service line system to replace the existing infrastructure. Furthermore, the project encompassed the redesign of all roadways that would be impacted by the installation of the new water main, with consideration on implementing a new storm sewer system for the area. Additionally, a detailed construction estimate and schedule were provided for the project.
Multi-Family Project at W Michigan Ave
9:30 to 9:55 a.m.
Team Members:
Mike Boles
Devin Jakey
Jason Swenson
Sponsor:
Whitney Pizzala, B.S.E.’15, AR Engineering LLC
Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Xiaoyun Shao
A new multi-family dwelling development, featuring a variety of unit styles and sizes, is to be constructed on W Michigan Ave. Currently, the site is occupied by an abandoned medical facility that will be demolished. The site also falls under Kalamazoo’s Natural Features Protection ordinance, which imposed constraints on modifications to ground grade and the preservation of trees. This project involved a comprehensive site development design, including site plan, utility plan, parking lot design, grading and drainage plans, along with a detailed construction cost estimate and schedule. Throughout the design process, careful consideration was given to exploring alternatives that would minimize impacts to natural features of the site, while meeting client’s needs.
Site Design of Northwest Cancer Center
10 to 10:25 a.m.
Team Members:
Alex Gould
Nolan Miller
Hussain Zia Syed
Sponsor:
Daniel Lewis, P.E., Vriesman & Korhorn Civil
Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Yufeng Hu, P.E.
A three-story cancer center will be built in Lake County, Indiana, with the goal of serving as an administrative center for the medical care and recovery of cancer patients. Notably, the site features a 980 sq. ft. wetland, presenting unique challenges for site development. This project aimed to create an inclusive, sustainable, and easily accessible site design for the cancer center. A comprehensive site plan was developed, including components such as pavement and roadway design, stormwater drainage system design, a detailed cost estimate, project management scheduling, and the development of a photometric plan to ensure the harmonious coexistence of the facility with neighboring businesses. The project is set to generate an enduring positive impact on the lives of individuals affected by cancer.