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This is a Master Plan document for Augusta Technical College, a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia covering the five-year period from 2020 to 2025. The plan was developed by 2K Architects, Inc., in collaboration with college leadership including Dr. Jermaine Whirl (President), Sheila Hill (VP Administration Services), Garry Stephens (Director of Facilities), and Dr. Melissa Frank-Alstin (Provost), with input from faculty, staff, and board members. The document outlines comprehensive strategic planning across the college's main campus in Augusta and three satellite campuses located in Columbia County (Grovetown), Thomson/McDuffie County, and Waynesboro/Burke County. Key initiatives include expansion of Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Technology programs, development of Health Sciences facilities in downtown Augusta, creation of a new student center ("Heart of Campus") with water features and amphitheater, beautification of campus entrances and I-520 visibility, skilled trades facility expansion, and themed academic programming at satellite campuses focused on aviation, supply chain logistics, agribusiness, and early childhood education.

The master plan identifies specific capital projects and renovation needs across all four campuses during fiscal years 2021-2026, with detailed cost estimates provided for building renovations and repairs ranging from $26,000 to $6.88 million per project. Main campus projects include renovation of Buildings 100, 200, 300, 600, 700, 800, and 900, with total estimated costs exceeding $20 million including escalation factors of 5% per year. The plan prioritizes five strategic areas: Student Success with Equity Focus, Organizational Culture, Engaging Learning Environments, Institutional Storytelling, and Community Engagement. Enrollment data shows growth across the college's footprint, with the main campus serving approximately 3,500 students as of 2020. The college plans land acquisition near the Lumpkin Road entrance and proposes an "Augusta Tech 2.0" enterprise campus opportunity across Interstate 520 to support future expansion and workforce development initiatives.

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	INTRODUCTION			3
1A	Augusta Technical College		4-5
1B	Mission, Vision, Values, and Strategic Plan		6-7
1C	Augusta Technical College - Main Campus		8-11
1D	Columbia County Center		12-15
1E	Thomson / McDuffie County Campus		16-17
1F	Waynesboro / Burke County Campus	18-19

	FISCAL YEAR 2021 - 2026	20
2A	Augusta Technical College - Main Campus	21
2B	Columbia County Center		22
2C	Thomson / McDuffie County Campus		22
2D	Waynesboro / Burke County Campus		23

3	HISTORY	24
3A	Augusta Technical College	25-26

EXISTING CONDITIONS		27
4A	Augusta Technical College - Main Campus		28-29
4B	Columbia County Center		30
4C	Thomson / McDuffie County Campus		31
4D	Waynesboro / Burke County Campus		32

5	STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN	33
5A	Future Master Plan		34-39

INTRODUCTION1

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AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE1A

DESCRIPTION

This document shows the five-year master plan for 2020 to 2025 for Augusta Technical College. This document is divided into five sections:

the introduction, the fiscal year, the history, the existing conditions , and the future master plan. The first section address the demographics and statistics of the main campus along with the three satellite campuses. The second section addresses the enrollments of each campus along with total enrollment since founded. The third section address the history of Augusta Technical College and accomplishments. The fourth section address the existing conditions of the main campus. Lastly, the fifth section address the future master plan.

PARTICIPANTS

The following individuals were involved in the planning of this document.

SHEILA HILL

VP Administration Services

GARRY STEPHENS

Director of Facilities

ROB MAULDIN, NCARB, AIA

Principal Architect 2KM Architects, Inc.

DR. MELISSA FRANK-ALSTIN

PROVOST

*In addition to the above listed participants, the entire faculty and staff , the Board of Directors, and the Foundation Board of Directors of Augusta Technical College offered input and direction.

DR. JERMAINE WHIRL

President

Augusta Technical College

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MCDUFFIE COUNTY

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COLUMBIA COUNTY CENTER

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AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 1A

GEORGIA

LOCATIONS IN GEORGIA

» Richmond County

1. Augusta Technical College - Main Campus
2. Georgia Cyber Center Site:
	2.a. Classrooms 2601,2700, & 2701:
	3,143 Usable Square Footage (USF)
	2.b. Suite 3400: 7,690 USF
	2.c. Enrollment: 359 Students
» Columbia County

1. Columbia County Center

» McDuffie County

1. Peter S. Knox Technology Center

» Burke County

1. Augusta Technical College - Waynesboro Campus

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1B AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE

MISSION

Augusta Technical College, a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia, is a public post-secondary academic institution that builds a skilled workforce and economically stronger communities through high-quality, innovative, and affordable career-advancing credentials.

VISION STATEMENT

Augusta Technical College will be a nationally recognized academic institution that transforms lives, organizations, and communities through excellence, innovation, and partnerships.

VALUES

» Excellence

» Inclusiveness

» Innovation

» Integrity

» Responsibility

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

» Priority I - Student Success with an Equity Focus

Enhance academic programming to be recognized at the regional, state, and national levels for excellence.

» Priority II - Organizational Culture

Build organizational excellence through the growth and development of faculty, staff, and students.

» Priority III - Engaging Learning Environments

Build and modernize campuses, facilities, gathering spaces, grounds, technology, and infrastructure.

» Priority IV - Institutional Storytelling

Enhance institutional branding, messaging, and reputation via storytelling.

» Priority V - Community Engagement

Expand academic, community and industry partnerships to support recruitment, development, and student placements.

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ACADEMIC MASTER PLAN AND CAPITAL GOALS

» 1. Program Differentiation and Distinction:

- 1.1 Academic Schools:
	- 1.1.a. School of Arts and Sciences: New ATC Outdoor Commons
	- 1.1.b. School of Aviation, Engineering, & Industrial Technology: Proposed New Building
	- 1.1.c. School of Business
	- 1.1.d. Division of Corporate and Community Education
	- 1.1.e. School of Cyber and Media Design
	- 1.1.f. School of Health Sciences: Collaboration and joint allied Health & Nursing facility between Augusta Technical College
		and Downtown Augusta
	- 1.1g. School of Public and Professional Studies: Institute of Health and Wellness
- 1.2 Themed Satellite Campuses:
	- 1.2.a. Columbia County Center/Grovetown: Business, Horticulture, Precision Manufacturing, and Welding
	- 1.2.b. Thomson/McDuffie Campus: Aviation, Supply Chain/Logistics, CDL Truck Driving
	- 1.2.c. Waynesboro/Burke Campus: Agribusiness, Early Childhood Education, Food Production/Manufacturing
» 2. Future Expansion:

- 2.1 The new ATC Student Center, “Heart of Campus”
	- 2.1.a. Near existing water Dam, add water features, amphitheater. Goal to create a gathering space.
- 2.2 Enterprise Campus Opportunity
	-2.2.a. Augusta Tech 2.0: Across Interstate 520
» 3. Beautification (Exterior):

- 3.1 Improved Entrances off Deans Bridge Road and Lumpkin Road.
- 3.2 Image off the Interstate 520.
	- 3.1.a. Improve infrastructure.
	- 3.1.b. Facility Updates
	- 3.1.c. Goal is to improve the “image” when looking from the interstate.
- 3.3 Add new areas for students to socialize: walkways, seating, lighting.

1B AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE

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Location: 3200 Augusta Tech Drive, Augusta, GA Access: (2) entry points; Deans Bridge Road and Lumpkin Road Boundaries: Surrounded by neighborhoods and Bobby Jones Expressway (I-520)

ENROLLMENT

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EXISTING BUILDINGS

Building 100: Administration Building 200: General Studies Building 300: Cosmetology & Adult Education Building 400: Food Services Building 500: Daycare Building 600: Economic Development Building 700: Industrial Labs Building 800: Engineering & Architecture Building 900: Allied Health Building 1000: Information Technology Building 1300: Student Services Building 1400: Classrooms Building 1500: ESTC Maintenance Facility Warehouse Facility

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KEY GOALS

A.	Health Science to expand to Downtown Augusta, near Medical District.
	1. Arts and Science building move to 900 and keep current building to be re-purposed to the General Classes.
	(English, Math, History, etc.).
	2. Increase Transfer Program.

B.	Advance Manufacturing/ Engineering Technology Center:
1.		Currently in building 800, is outdated for program.
2.	Move to a new building.
3.	Robotics Training will move alongside with AMCOR.
4.	2,500 square feet Advanced Manufacturing Incubator/Economic Development.

C.	Front of College:
1.	Purchase more parcels, near Northeast corner of Augusta Tech Drive
2.	For the future: have a new Entrance.
3.	At the Lumpkin Entrance, coordinate with Richmond County School System.

D.	When Advance Manufacturing/Engineering Technology gets relocated:
1.	Classes include: nail tech, message therapy, personal care, etc.
2.	Building 800 - to provide program expansion.

E.	Near existing water Dam, add water features, amphitheater. Goal to create a gathering space with a connection to
	Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School (RCTCS)

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F.	Skilled Trade Facilities to expand.
1.	Carpentry, Masonry, Plumbing, etc.
2.	Possibly add onto building 700.
3.	Partner with RCTCS for new Automotive programs.

G.	Land Acquisition:
	1. Future expansion - 2 acres owned by the college’s foundation.

H.	Image off the Interstate 520.
1.	Improve infrastructure.
2.	Facility Updates.
3.	Goal is to improve the “image” when looking from the interstate.

I.	Beautification (Exterior):
1.	Add new areas for students to socialize:

	Walkways; Possible connect with RCTCS
	Seating;
	Lighting.
2. Main goal is to create common areas that promote socializing and are user-friendly.

J. Develop new maintenance shipping and receiving building: 3,200 SF

K. Develop Public Safety Outpost: expand existing facility on campus.

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SATELLITE CAMPUSES

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COLUMBIA COUNTY CENTER1D

SITE CONDITIONS

Location: 3500 John Huffman Way, Grovetown, GA Access: (1) main entry point Boundaries: surrounded by residential neighborhood, commercial shopping center, and undeveloped woody area

KEY GOALS

A.	Meet the local workforce needs for program offerings.
	1. Become the regional headquarters for Advance Manufacturing & Engineering Technology in the CSRA.

ENROLLMENT

EXISTING BUILDINGS

Building 1600: Welding, Medical Assisting, and Business Greenhouse Maintenance Horticulture

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KEY GOALS

A. Meet the local workforce needs for program offerings.

B. Move towards Career Academics: Magnet Schools in trade, CDL Truck Driving Training, Supply Chain/Logistics Transportation Campus

C. Grow Aviation Program

SITE CONDITIONS

Location: 388 Tech Drive Northwest, Thomson, GA Access: (1) main entry point Boundaries: surrounded by airport and undeveloped land

ENROLLMENT

EXISTING BUILDINGS

Building 1100 Administration/Classroom Building 1700 (Aviation)

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KEY GOALS

A.	Meet the local workforce needs for program offerings.
	1. Not to have competing programs.

B. Move towards Career Academics: Magnet Schools in trade, Food Production/Manufacturing, Dual Enrollment

SITE CONDITIONS

Location: 216 Highway 24 South, Waynesboro, GA Access: (2) main entry points, Burke Veterans Parkway and State 24 Boundaries: surrounded by undeveloped land and Burke County Public Library

ENROLLMENT

EXISTING BUILDINGS

Building 1200 Classroom

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BUILDING TOTAL PROJECT RENO / REPAIR COST* CONDITIONYEAR BUILT PROJECT STATUS

100 $208,055 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective

GSF

23,500

200 $146,787 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective20,753

300 $125,574 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective15,357

400 - Painting $139,261 1981 Good Completed, 2020

500 $73,180 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective

600 $290,424	+	5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective
700 $816, 705	+	5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective

700 - Restrooms $466,016 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective

800 $364,313 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective

11,664

6,446

19,500 41,468

41,468

46,800

400 $2,980,166 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1981 Good Prospective11,664

900 $361,585	1991 Good Completed, 202027,350
900 - Restrooms $239,838	+	5% per (1) year escalation 1991 Good Prospective27,350
1000 $2,683,638	+	5% per (1) year escalation 1995 Excellent Prospective44,329
1300 $347,668	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2003 Excellent Prospective69,640
1300 - Roof $782,769	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2003 Excellent Prospective13,500
1400 $287,647	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2003 Excellent Prospective69,640
1400 - Roof $942,214	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2003 Excellent Prospective19,500
1500 $90,055	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2010 Excellent Prospective8,668
Maintenance $787,5001	+	5% per (1) year escalation 1993 Good Prospective 1Total Replacment4,000
Warehouse $292,4251	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2012 Excellent Prospective 1Total Replacment4,800

AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE - MAIN CAMPUS2A

MATERIAL RENOVATION AND REPAIR ESTIMATES: FISCAL YEAR 2021-2026

*Estimates adjusted to current year(2021). **Cost Estimates are derived from the Masterplan 2015-2020 by Dickinson Architects.

***Disclaimer: Cost Estimates are developed based upon historical costs of similar work and current published material labor costs (RS Means). Actual costs may vary significantly due to material cost fluctuation, number of available bidders, cost of project administration required by funding source and other uncontrolled factors.

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BUILDING TOTAL PROJECT REPLACEMENT COST** CONDITIONYEAR BUILT PROJECT STATUS

1600 $6,880,600 + 5% per (1) year escalation 2011 Good Prospective

GSF

26,665 Building 1

Building 2

Building 3

Greenhouse $47,450 + 5% per (1) year escalation 2012 Good Prospective384

Building 4

THOMSOM/MCDUFFIE COUNTY CAMPUS2C

Maintenance $26,000	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2014 Good Prospective864
Horticulture $26,000	+	5% per (1) year escalation 2015 Good Prospective864

BUILDING CONDITIONYEAR BUILT PROJECT STATUS

1100 $396,806 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1997 Good Prospective

GSF

43,348 1100 - HVAC $1,246,236 + 5% per (1) year escalation 1997 Good Prospective15,908

MATERIAL RENOVATION AND REPAIR ESTIMATES: FISCAL YEAR 2021-2026

1700 $4,136,0801 + 5% per (1) year escalation 2012 Good15,908 Prospective 1Total Replacment

TOTAL PROJECT RENO / REPAIR COST*

*Estimates adjusted to current year(2021). **Cost Estimates are derived from the Masterplan 2015-2020 by Dickinson Architects.

MATERIAL RENOVATION AND REPAIR ESTIMATES: FISCAL YEAR 2021-2026

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BUILDING CONDITIONYEAR BUILT PROJECT STATUS

1200 $458,677 + 5% per (1) year escalation 2000 Good Prospective

GSF

48,435 1200 - HVAC $837,136 + 5% per (1) year escalation 2000 Good Prospective48,435

MATERIAL RENOVATION AND REPAIR ESTIMATES: FISCAL YEAR 2021-2026

*Estimates adjusted to current year(2021). **Cost Estimates are derived from the Masterplan 2015-2020 by Dickinson Architects.

TOTAL PROJECT RENO / REPAIR COST*

HISTORY3

• Augusta Area Vocational-Technical School is founded

1996 2000

1960’s

1980’s

1990’s

2000’s

• Richmond Area Vocational School is formed

• The two schools combine to form Augusta Area Technical School

• The current site near Deans Bridge Rd becomes the Augusta Campus

• First students graduate with an Associate Degree of Applied Technology

• The Automotive Mechanics Program receives the Secretary of Education's Award of Excellence

• Augusta Area Technical School becomes a state school operated by the GA Board of Technical and Adult Education, name change to Augusta Technical Institute

• Credit enrollment exceeds 2,000

• Augusta Technical Institute accepts the responsibility for the Office of Adult Literacy on Broad St.

• Allied Health programs move to the Augusta Campus

• The Jack B. Patrick Information Technology Center opens.

• Projected Thomson/McDuffie and Waynesboro/Burke Campuses

• Construction is complete on the Center for Advanced Technology

• Jack B. Patrick Information Technology Center is dedicated.

• Credit enrollment exceeds 4,000

• Office of Adult Literacy moves to Augusta Campus

• Thomson/McDuffie Campus opens

• Construction begins on the Thomson/McDuffie Campus

• Classes begin at Waynesboro/Burke Campus

• Name change to Augusta Technical College

• Groundbreaking for new Student Services Building on Dec. 4, 2001

•Building 900 was dedicated to Thelma “T” Ray Allgood

• Augusta Area Vocational-Technical School is founded

1996 2000

1960’s

1980’s

1990’s

2000’s

• Richmond Area Vocational School is formed

• The two schools combine to form Augusta Area Technical School

• The current site near Deans Bridge Rd becomes the Augusta Campus

• First students graduate with an Associate Degree of Applied Technology

• The Automotive Mechanics Program receives the Secretary of Education's Award of Excellence

• Augusta Area Technical School becomes a state school operated by the GA Board of Technical and Adult Education, name change to Augusta Technical Institute

• Credit enrollment exceeds 2,000

• Augusta Technical Institute accepts the responsibility for the Office of Adult Literacy on Broad St.

• Allied Health programs move to the Augusta Campus

• The Jack B. Patrick Information Technology Center opens.

• Projected Thomson/McDuffie and Waynesboro/Burke Campuses

• Construction is complete on the Center for Advanced Technology

• Jack B. Patrick Information Technology Center is dedicated.

• Credit enrollment exceeds 4,000

• Office of Adult Literacy moves to Augusta Campus

• Thomson/McDuffie Campus opens

• Construction begins on the Thomson/McDuffie Campus

• Classes begin at Waynesboro/Burke Campus

• Name change to Augusta Technical College

• Groundbreaking for new Student Services Building on Dec. 4, 2001

•Building 900 was dedicated to Thelma “T” Ray Allgood

2009 2012

2000’s

• Groundbreaking for new Student Services Building on Dec. 4, 2001

• Student Services/Classroom Building opened

• Dedication of Student Services/Classroom Building held, April 29

• Funds appropriated for Columbia County Center

• First planned gift est.

with Augusta Technical College Foundation

• Groundbreaking for Columbia County Center

• Ribbon cutting ceremony for Emergency Medical Services Building

• Columbia County Center building construction begins

• College lunches Nuclear Engineering Technology Program, partnership with Southern Co. & GA Power

• Columbia County Center in Grovetown officially open its doors to students

• ATC is named an “Achieving the Dream College”

• ATC est. Campus Police Department

• ATC is named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Two-Year (CAE2Y)

• Renovated Building 400 and 900

• New 5-year Masterplan is underway

• Bathroom renovation for Buildings 100, 200, 600, & 800

• Renovated Building 600 and 700

• Renovated Building 100 and 800

• Roof replacement at Grovetown center

• Roof replacement and Exterior improvements at Building 700

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