Throughout the school year, CSUN undertakes various capital projects in order to maintain the quality of its campus grounds, buildings, and academic facilities. In the latest academic year, CSUN spent approximately $59.6 million on capital projects such as HVAC replacement, painting, various renovations, electrical upgrades, plumbing, and other improvements. CSUN is also currently engaged in a number of longer-term construction projects intended to further enhance the infrastructure of the University and develop CSUN’s reputation as a modern institution.
CSUN is a multifaceted institution, serving students who are local and nonlocal, residential, international, commuting, online and more, further broadening the rich diversity of its student body. This transformation has required an infusion of capital expenditures totaling $133.6 million in the 2013/14 academic year alone. Among these expenditures were $35 million for a new student housing complex and $39 million for a new facility dedicated to serving mid-career, working professionals, and international students.
Currently, CSUN reports the following planned projects:
CSUN Current and Pending Capital Projects
Planning Phase
Reseda Annex Renovations
Bldg Electrical Infrastructure Replacement
Oviatt Special Collection
Phase IIRedundant Substation
Sierra Hall Renovation
Hotel Development
Redwood Hall Pool Renovation
Cypress Hall Roof Replacement
Easton Archery Range
EH 2210 Lab Renovations (EH 2004 Replacement)
Design Phase
EXL Bookstore Renovation
Student Housing Admin Renovation
Central Plant HHW
Phase II and IIICampus-Wide Infrastructure Update
Women’s Volleyball Team Room
Research 1 Facility
EH2007 Lab Renovation
Sustainability Center
UN 165 Renovations
JD Autoclave
JD Refueling Station
UN 285 Renovation
Construction Phase
Extended Learning
Oviatt Special Collections
Phase ICentral Plant HHW
Phase IOviatt Elevator Replacement
Plummer Sidewalk
Solar Observatory
Nordhoff Hall Mechanical
Sierra Hall Restroom Addition
Campus-Wide Wireless
Phase III
* The expenditures pertaining to the planned projects listed above are not included in this analysis, however, they are an indication of CSUN’s current and future construction activity.