University of California at Los Angeles
Northwest Campus Student Housing
Los Angeles, California
LEED® Project
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) is currently constructing four mid-rise residence halls for undergraduate student housing, totaling approximately 1,511 beds, in the northwest quadrant of the campus. The residence halls will also accommodate 10 faculty apartments, as well as a 750-seat dining commons, a 425-seat multipurpose meeting facility, and a fitness center. Construction began in mid-2009 with completion scheduled for 2013.
EEI is commissioning the following systems and equipment:
- Make-up air units
- Variable volume air-handling units
- Supply fans
- Exhaust fans
- Garage CO2 monitoring system
- Fan coils
- Heat pumps
- Variable air volume boxes
- Pumps
- Chillers
- Cooling towers
- Cooling tower sump cleaning system
- Variable frequency drives
- Heating hot water boilers
- Sump pumps
- Domestic hot water boilers
- Solar hot water heater
- Emergency generator
- Automatic transfer switches
- Occupancy sensors
- Building automation system
| Owner | University of California - Los Angeles (UCLA) |
| Commissioning Authority | Engineering Economics, Inc. |
| Area | 550,000 SF |
| Total Construction Cost | $375 Million |