CSU Fullerton Eastside Parking Structure 2 - Fullerton, CA

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The new parking structure at CSU Fullerton is a state-of-the-art facility that is a mirror image of the existing structure IPD designed and completed in 2010. The Eastside 2 garage is six levels and includes 1,901 spaces with 19 motorcycle spaces, and features similar circulation patterns and ramping systems used for the initial structure. The facade design carries over the architectural vernacular of the existing garage, focusing on finishes and materials that create a visual cohesiveness. The iconic curved main staircase is still a landmark design feature that provides easy access to campus and clearly identifies primary pedestrian access points. The garage has three connection bridges that allow users to cross between the two structures, increasing searchable parking area.

Elevator lobbies at each level are situated well outside the vehicular drive aisle to provide a safe buffer between users waiting for the elevator and circulating vehicles. This core is visible from all areas of the pedestrian plaza, the campus access walkway, as well as the adjacent campus. Sustainable features include energy-efficient LED lighting throughout the building, a site biofiltration for rooftop drainage, and roof-level solar canopies.

Size: 6 levels, 1,901 spaces
Role: Architect of Record