Site-Wide Massing Study
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Services
Site Planning
Completion
2009
Top: Massing study for the cafeteria area

Bottom: Key plan of the four study areas

Top: Pedestrian circulation and shuttle stops

Bottom: Building sections
The Site-Wide Massing Study investigates development opportunities for future facilities, parking, pedestrian circulation, open space, and grading for four areas at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The study facilitates the laboratory’s assessment of possible sites for pending research and programming scenarios – and the ability to determine time lines for site clean-up and usability, anticipate building phasing opportunities for movement of staff as well as functional adaptations (e.g. cafeteria), support development decisions based on informed investigation and thinking, and prepare presentations for Department of Energy and UC Office of the President about the readiness of the laboratory site for future funding sources. This study is consistent with the Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) and the LRDP Environmental Impact Report.

 

Location: Berkeley, California
Responsibilities: Planner
Co-consultants: Studio L’Image, Patricia Sonnino LEED, Jantrue Ting LEED

Middle: Vechcular circulation