Warren J. Baker Center for Science and Mathematics

Cannon provided the engineering and survey services for Cal Poly’s Warren J. Baker Center for Science and Mathematics. Cannon’s scope of work included the preparation of construction documents, including grading and drainage plans, a demolition plan, a composite utility plan, horizontal control plans, a storm water pollution prevention plan, and construction administration.

The $119 million, 189,000-square-foot building was made possible by voter-approved state education bonds and $19 million in private donations to Cal Poly. It consists of a six-level central structure devoted to offices and student spaces with wings on either side that house classrooms and laboratories. The central entrance on Level Two connects to Centennial Park on the south side and to a major pedestrian artery on the north.