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Board of Regents March 2007 Meeting William Streeter Steve McLaughlin John Desch Southeastern Wisconsins University of Opportunity Most diverse campus in the UW System 21% students of color 50% of freshmen work > 16

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Board of Regents March 2007 Meeting

William Streeter Steve McLaughlin John Desch

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Southeastern Wisconsin’s University of Opportunity

  • Most diverse campus in the UW System
  • 21% students of color
  • 50% of freshmen work > 16 hours/week
  • 85% of students commute to campus
  • 21% of those seeking a degree > 25 years old
  • 40% from lowest two quintiles of family income
  • 71% of students receiving financial aid
  • 66% of entering freshmen are first generation

students

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Plan diagram from the 1969 Master Development Plan illustrating a fully built campus serving 25,000 students.

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Original campus vehicular circulation plan with restricted access ring roads and consolidated remote parking lots.

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  • Create identifiable campus entries
  • Simplify vehicular circulation
  • Provide better pedestrian and bicycle

access within campus and links to surrounding neighborhoods

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  • Maintain and enhance Parkside’s

“woodland and prairie” image

  • Preserve places for study of the

environment

  • Identify sustainability programs for

development and implementation across campus

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  • Honor and build upon existing

architectural patterns

  • Create more of a traditional campus

experience for resident students

  • Strengthen ties to the surrounding

communities

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Student Union Expansion First Floor Plan And Admissions Center

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Landscape Design Guidelines

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Architectural Design Guidelines – Campus Patterns

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Flexible Planning – Functional Relationships Organic Growth – Orthogonal Grid Campus in Motion – Ring & Restricted Roads

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Interconnected Objects – Continuous Corridor Movement Systems as Form Generators – Volumetric Expression Modern Movement – Daylight & Transparency

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Campus as Destination – Family of Entrances The Academic Concourse – Public & Private Layers The Connected Campus – Visual Connectivity

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Campus with a Heart – Student Centers

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Visual Criteria: Materials

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Visual Criteria: Heights

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Prominent building details in each visual area should be alike

  • r compatible. These details

include such items as exposed structural elements, window

  • penings, and parapets.”

Master Development Plan, 1969

Visual Criteria: Building Details

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Visual Criteria: Related Design Elements

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