1/11/2013 Master Planning Task Force Options Session January 10, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Agenda:

• 1. Introductions – Community participants
• 2. Brief Briefing
• 3. Existing Conditions Graphic Analysis

From Infrastructure to Gateways Break

• 4. Options

Elements of Master Plan

• 5. Discussion
• 6. Next Steps

Master Planning Task Force – Options Session

January 10, 2013

Purpose(s) of Meeting:

• Review needs and consider a set of options

put forward

• Identify pros, cons, other possibilities for

development recognizing aspirations and constraints

INTRODUCTION

Where we’ve been

• Task Force - Chartering
• Input Open House
• Council of Deans
• Interviews with VPs and Deans
• Facilities and Planning Teams
• Climate Committee
• Task Force - Futures

Where we’ve been

TF: Aspirations for Master Plan Comprehensive, positive, balanced Practical, achievable, concrete Landscape standards for sense of place, safety Call on history; don’t forget past

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Themes – from Input Sessions

• Convenient Transportation /

Parking/Biking

• Inviting: ease of access/winter

environment

• Connections supported by

technology – to community, partners, other campuses, world

• Telepresence for distance learning,

more off-campus opportunities

Where we’ve been

• High utilization – need operational

and physical solutions for space

• Support Grad students and teaching

assistants with work space

• Spaces on campus to promote

connections and build community for on-line learners

• Sustainable practices; energy

efficiency; lighting/daylighting

Institutional Profile – Brief Analysis – Existing Conditions Analysis - Infrastructure Needs

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2013 HEAPR List (Millions) Proposed Scope Wiecking Center: $6.5 Roofs, Sprinklers, Windows Taylor Center: $5.8 Roofs, Wall panels Armstrong: $4.6 Roofs, Basement HVAC, VAVs, ADA Toilets Memorial Library: $3.2 Reroofing, Carpet, Sprinklers Morris Addition: $2.1 HVAC Upgradeay Nelson Hall $1.8 Envelope, Roof Highland Center, A $2.9 Roofs Utility Plant $1.1 Burner Upgrades Wissink Hall $1.1 Reroofing

Analysis - Infrastructure Needs

Renewal/repair needs for next 5 years add to future requests

Campus-wide Needs:

• Flexible furniture, technology,

and connections in learning space

• Interaction and collaboration

space for faculty, grad assistants, students

• Labs - Applied Lrng / Rsrch
• Larger Intercultural Center
• GSI, Residence Life,

Clinical Sciences

Analysis – Program Needs Analysis – Scheduled Instructional Space

Classrooms + Class/Labs Armstrong: 49 / 9 Trafton complex: 14 / 22 Wissink: 7 / 7 Morris: 10 / 2 Performing Arts: 6 / 3 Wiecking: 5 / 3 Utilization typically high

Analysis – Casual Interaction Space

None observed in Armstrong, Morris, Nelson

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Analysis – Circulation

Pedestrian core: priority to pedestrians Transition zone: priority to non- motorized and transit; limited veh. Vehicle access zone: vehicles permitted, but priority to routes for non-motorized connections

Observations/Issues

• Major roadways circling campus

core are barrier and safety issue for pedestrians: Stadium Road, Warren, Maywood

• Bike and pedestrian routes lack

amenities, need separation from roads

• Pedestrian routes/destinations could

use improved wayfinding

• No dedicated bike paths, no N-S bike

routes

• Secure bike storage needed

Analysis – Circulation

• Shuttles are popular; students and

commuters want more service

• Limited amenities for parking to

shuttle at major lots

• Opportunities to enhance

bus/shuttle experience through real- time arrival displays, etc.

Analysis – Gateways, Edges, Quads

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Opportunities Opportunities – Additional Space

i parking deck j future building k transit support

a b c d i e f j g h k

New space to:

• relieve pressure,
• allow for learning-mode

improvements

• Allow for remodeling

Not all simultaneous:

• 3, 5, 7; major new buildings15-20+

years out Major challenge is cost: cannot take on large new projects Greek ‘Lodge’/Gathering – more thought

Opportunities – Additional Space

Global Solutions / Business School

Image by Perkins & Will

Also in the works: Clinical Sciences, New Dining Hall

Opportunities – Renewal/Remodeling

Furniture, technology can have high impact

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Opportunities – Renewal - Armstrong Opportunities – Interaction Space

New and remodeled buildings should be designed to include interaction and collaboration space

Opportunities - Edges Opportunities - Edges

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Opportunities - Edges Opportunities - Gateways Opportunities - Gateways Opportunities – Safety

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Opportunities – Safety Opportunities - Bicycles Opportunities – Bicycles Opportunities – Mobility and Circulation Concept

Pedestrian Route Bicycle route (7. is N-S route) ‘Complete Street’ treatments Limited Access campus loop Transportation Hub (10.) features could include heated shelter, restrooms, furniture, real-time displays…

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Facilities Master Planning - Next Steps:

• January - Options development and

rough costing

• Feb. 1+/- 50% Master Plan submittal
• Feb. 7 - Options Open House(s)
• Feb. 7 - Task Force – Implementation
• Discuss potential sequence, costs,

priorities

• March 21 – Task Force - Draft Master

Plan

Next Steps