Completed Projects

Architect: Moseley Architects

Contractor: Leitner Construction Company

Budget: $1,500,000

Completed: Spring 2021

Project Information

Phase II of the Fire and Emergency Training Facility completed with a new five-story training tower for fire and rescue training and simulations.

Contractor: Renew Petra

Budget:  $1,000,000

Completed: Fall 2020

Project Information

The Ground Mount Solar Project is located on approximately six acres of land on Old Concord Road owned by the College Foundation. The site provides 1MW of electricity. The College Foundation owns the project and will receive the proceeds to support educational needs.

Architect: The Bogle Firm

Contractor: Ike’s Construction

Budget:  $150,000

Completed: Summer 2019

Project Information

Construction is completed for the renovation of the Building 800 Facility Maintenance space. This project provides updated office spaces for the facility maintenance team.

Contractor: Yes Solar

Budget:  Donation

Completed: December 2018

Project Information

The electrical connection to Duke Energy for the rooftop solar installations on Buildings 500 and 600, and the covered parking solar installation in the Building 600 parking lot is complete. This project provides connectivity pathways to future rooftop installations on Buildings 100, 200 and 300 to provide up to 1 MW of electricity to Duke Energy with the financial proceeds to the College Foundation to support educational needs.

Architect: Ramsay, Burgin, Smith

Contractor: Salcoa Construction, Inc.

Budget: $238,000.00

Completed: December 2017

Project Information

The Project provided the creation of a Multi-Purpose Space with adjacent storage areas.

Architect: JC Waller & Associates

Contractor: S & S Building & Development, LLC

Budget:  $306,000

Completed: June 2020

Project Information

Construction is complete on waterproofing and to improve the drainage around Building 300.

Designer: Bullard Associates Engineers

Contractor: Ike’s Construction, Inc.

Budget: $165,000

Completed: August, 2018

This provided for the creation of the Building 200 Mechatronics Lab and Classroom. The Project allowed for the start of Mechatronics classes before the completion of the Advanced Technology Center.

Architect: MBAJ Architecture

Contractor: EVS Construction

Completion: Fall 2013

Project Information

The Project remodeled classrooms to convert them into offices for Finance & Business Services, Human Resources and College Advancement. The project also included:

• • Complete re-cabling of Building 200 to improve network connectivity;
  • Security enhancements including:
    • The first implementation of electronic access control at North Campus providing card key access to the building;
    • Re-keying of all door locks in the building;
    • Installation of video surveillance to enhance security.

Architect: McCracken & Lopez

Contractor: Superior Mechanical Services

Budget: $2,065,000

Completed: Fall 2017

Project Information

The Project included the following:

• Upgrade Heating and Air Conditioning system for better control and efficiency
• Better efficiency will provide a more comfortable environment for students and staff as well as saving energy.

Architect: MBAJ-Boomerang Design, P.A.

Contractor: Monteith Construction Corp.

Budget: $16,300,000

Completed: Spring 2017

Project Information

A portion of the North Campus Renovations & Additions Project

• Demolition of the bridge between Buildings 300 and 500
• Removal of exterior stairs at Building 600
• New entry elements for Buildings 300 and 500
• New hardscape and landscaping

Building 300

• Addition of an elevator to eliminate any accessibility barriers.
• Conversion of old Business and Academic Programs office spaces into classrooms.
• Convert old Human Resources offices and EET Labs for use by Information Technology Systems Division Offices.
• Renovate existing classroom spaces to bring them up to latest standards for comfort and technology.
• Add Faculty office spaces.
• Create office space for Department of Public Safety & Security.
• Create a centralized Archive Room.
• Create informal collaboration spaces for use by students, faculty and staff.
• Installation of new, highly efficient air condition system.
• Improved acoustics and day lighting in the classrooms.
• Create new unisex/family restroom.
  

  Building 300 Entrance

  

  Building 300 Classroom

Building 600

• Addition of roughly 30,000 square feet.
• New Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Programs Labs and support spaces.
• Expansion of the Dental Assisting Technology and Radiography Technology Programs.
• New spaces for Early Childhood Program.
• New faculty office spaces.
• Renovation of current labs and classrooms.
• Installation of highly efficient air conditioning system.
• Improved acoustics and daylighting in the classrooms.
• New Lobby.
• Improved parking and drives.
  

  Building 600

  

  Building 600 Atrium

Architect: Moseley Architects

Contractor: EVS Construction

Budget: $1,500,000

Completed: January 2015

Project Information

• Construction of a new 3,500 square foot burn building, training pads for various props, such as a rail car, fuel tanker truck, driving course for fire-engines, a loop road for training fire apparatus (truck) drivers, and a green with space for the World Trade Center Memorial has been completed.
• The Groundbreaking Ceremony was held on January 28, 2013. Construction began in May 2013.
• The College received donated rail cars from Norfolk Southern and GATX, which will be used for training fire and emergency personnel training for incidents relating to the rail transport which is so vital to the area.

Fire Training Grounds

Fire Training Grounds Plan

Engineer: Wolf  Trail Engineering

Contractor:  Platinum Building Automation, LLC

Budget: $335,000

Completed: Spring 2021

Project Information

The Project provided the replacement of insulation and membrane on Building 2000.

Engineer: CMTA, Inc. (formerly McCracken & Lopez)

Contractor: Matthews Mechanical

Budget: $105,000

Completed:  Spring 2021

This Project replaced the Building 1000 original boiler.

Engineer: McCracken & Lopez, PA (now CMTA, Inc.)

Contractor: Platinum Building Automation, LLC

Budget: $120,000

Completed:  Fall 2018

Construction of the  HVAC Controls Project Upgrades is complete. This included building automation controls upgrades and the replacement of pneumatic systems with DDC.

Architect: YCH Architects

Contractor: S &S Building & Development, LLC

Budget: $480,000

Completed: Fall 2018

Construction is complete for the renovation of the South Campus Student Center. This expanded the Cafeteria Area, including a separate Dining/Multi-Purpose Room and food service area.

Architect: YCH Architects

Contractor:  MLB Construction

Budget: $480,000

Completed: Fall 2016

Project Information

The stairs provide exterior egress from the parking areas to the courtyard.

South Campus Exterior Stairs

Stairs to Courtyard

Architect: ADW Architects

Contractor: BPM Construction

Budget: $2,275,000

Completed: Fall 2015

Project Information

• The remodel of the second floor of Building 1000 converting the Student Services Offices and Testing Rooms into a One Stop concept Service Center is  complete.  This area is similar to that which was completed on North Campus of Summer 2012.
• The Center includes the Navigation Station, Waiting Areas, Cashiering, Call Center, Financial Aid Offices,  Student Records Offices, Counseling and Advising staff offices, conference rooms and a Testing Center.

South Campus Navigation Station completed

Architect:                                The Bogle Firm

Contractor:                             C4 Construction

Budget:                                   (City of Kannapolis Project)

Completed:                             August 2018   

Project Information

Construction is complete at College Station, located at 489 North Cannon Blvd, Kannapolis.   This campus houses Cosmetology, Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), and Emergency Management Training (EMT) programs for Cabarrus County.

Engineer: McCracken & Lopez, PA (now CMTA, Inc.)

Contractor: Piedmont Services Group

Budget: $285,000

Completed: Spring 2021

Project Information

This Project completed rooftop unit replacement and building automation controls upgrades for the remaining balance of systems.

Architect: McMillan Pazdan Smith Architects

Contractor:  Miles-McClellan Construction Co.

Budget: $486,000

Completed: Fal 2018

Project Information

Renovation of the 650 Concord Parkway Building at CBTC is complete. This provides classroom and lab space for the new light diesel program starting Fall 2018.

Engineer: McCracken & Lopez, PA

Contractor: Piedmont Services Group

Budget: $205,000

Completed: Fall 2018

This Project included rooftop unit replacement and building automation controls upgrades.

Architect: MBAJ Architects (now Boomerang)

Contractor: Marand Builders, Inc.

Completed: Summer 2013

Project Information

The Project provided for conversion of classrooms into Lab spaces supporting Electrical Systems Technology, and Electronics Engineering Technology, as well as Faculty Offices.  The Student Services and Learning Resource Center was relocated and improved.

Architect: BJW Architects

Contractor: Ike’s Construction

Budget: Renovation included in lease

Completed: August 2015

Project Information

West Avenue Center in downtown Kannapolis is the location for the Cosmetology, Esthetics and Nurse Assistant programs previously at Cloverleaf Center. The Cosmetology program offers the same services for the public it provided from Cloverleaf in a much larger setting. Many historic features of the building were preserved during the renovation.   (Note: site was decommissioned in August 2018 with move to College Station.)

Exterior of West Avenue Center

Larger Receptionist and Customer waiting areas

The new Advanced Cosmetology Lab

The Esthetics Lab

Engineer: Bullard Associates Engineers

Contractor:  Ike’s Construction

Budget: $289,000

Completed: Fall 2018

Project Information

The Project provides exterior door access control and monitoring for the buildings located on the two campuses.

Architect: ADW Architects

Contractor: RiteLite Signs

Budget: Private Donations

Completed: 

Project Information

• New, more visible signage at both North and South Campuses.
• At South Campus, a Pylon Sign with electronic message board visible from Trinity Church and Hwy 73 intersection, and a smaller Monument Sign at the parking lot entrance at Building 3000.
• At North Campus, a Large Campus Pylon Sign at Jake Alexander and Rowan Tech Rd. intersection, and a smaller Monument Sign at Old Concord Rd and College Drive.
• Additional Signage at CBTC if budget allows.

North Campus

The Signage at Jake Alexander Blvd. and Rowan Tech Rd.

The sign at the Old Concord Road Entrance

South Campus

Signage is complete at South Campus. The internally illuminated pylon sign is 25 feet tall by 13 feet wide and visible from Interstate 85. The message board can be programmed with College Messages.

Signage at South Campus