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Campus Plan – “Recreating Ourselves in Place”
- How much should we build?
- Where should it be sited and what should they look like?
- How much open space should be protected or created?
- Transportation system and utility system impacts
Campus Plan Recreating Ourselves in Place How much should we - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Campus Plan Recreating Ourselves in Place How much should we - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Campus Plan Recreating Ourselves in Place How much should we build? Where should it be sited and what should they look like? How much open space should be protected or created? Transportation system and utility system
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Observations
History
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A Spectacular Setting Experience of Place Connections Edges and Boundaries The Environmental Campus Regional Community
A PLAN BASED ON PRINCIPLES
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Existing Conditions
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Final Campus Plan
Existing UW Buildings Proposed Buildings Non-UW Madison Buildings Campus Boundary Joint Redevelopment Zones Proposed Joint Building Projects
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West Campus
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West Campus
Existing UW Buildings Proposed Buildings Non-UW Madison Buildings Campus Boundary Joint Redevelopment Zones Proposed Joint Building Projects
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West Campus
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West Campus
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West Campus
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Lakeshore Residence Halls
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Lakeshore Residence Halls
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Lakeshore Residence Halls
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East Campus
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East Campus
Existing UW Buildings Proposed Buildings Non-UW Madison Buildings Campus Boundary Joint Redevelopment Zones Proposed Joint Building Projects
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East Campus
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East Campus
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East Campus
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South Campus
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South Campus
Existing UW Buildings Proposed Buildings Non-UW Madison Buildings Campus Boundary Joint Redevelopment Zones Proposed Joint Building Projects
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South Campus
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South Campus
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South Campus
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Phasing: Existing Conditions
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Final Draft Plan Total Losses:
- 3,300,000 GSF
Total Gains: +10,160,000 GSF Net Gain: 6,860,000 GSF 2005: 18,500,000 GSF 25,360,000 GSF
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Parking
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Parking:
Total Area: 98 acres
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Parking:
Total Area: 98 acres 3 Story Garages Area Gained: 65 acres
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Proposed Open Space Network
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Transportation Improvements
- Less surface parking and more ramp parking
- More buses on shorter circulator routes
- More bike lanes/paths & pedestrian improvements
- Roadway and intersection improvements
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Proposed Commuter Rail Routes
Bi-Directional Commuter Rail Route Planned Stations
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Proposed Trolley / Street Car Routes
UW Biomedical Development Corridor Connecting to Park St. Medical Facilities Intra-Campus Route and Possible Routes to Capitol Area and/or Park St.
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Existing Campus Utility Map
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Campus Utility Project Map
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Design Guidelines
- I. Philosophy, Purpose & Principles
- II. Campus Neighborhoods
A. Program and Land Use B. Design Themes & Challenges
- III. Campus Types
A. Traditional Collegiate Campus B. Urban Collegiate Campus
- IV. Buildings Types
A. Introduction B. Campus-wide Guidelines C. Guidelines by Typology
1) Bar Building 2) Letter Building 3) Centralized Building 4) Compound Building 5) Bridge Buildings 6) Tall Buildings
D. Guidelines by Size and Location
1) Small Medium Large X-Large 2) Residential 3) Academic / Office 4) Research
E. Massing, Facades & Materials
Campus Neighborhoods Urban Collegiate Campus Traditional Collegiate Campus Building Typology Small Buildings Medium and Large Buildings
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Design Guidelines
Urban Collegiate Campus Traditional Collegiate Campus
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Master Plan Website
- www.uc.wisc.edu/masterplan
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