Title: Existing Campus Plan
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2Master Plan Schedule
- September 12 Introduced to the Board of
Trustees - September 18 Master Executive Committee,
Academic Affairs, Facilities - October 21 Res. Life, Development, Student
Neighborhood Groups - November 8 Board of Trustees, Students
- November 15 Principles Workshop
- December 10 Facilities Working Group Workshop,
Students - December 18/19 Principles / Concept Plan
- January 16/17 Precinct 1 The Academic Core
- February 19/20 Precinct 2 Community and
Student Life - March 7 - Present Campus Concept Plan to the
Board of Trustees - March 10 - Final Plan Work Session
- March 24 - Master Plan Executive Committee
- March 26/27 Facilities Working Group, Students,
Precinct Groups - May Presentation to Wesleyan Community the
Board of Trustees - Fall 2003 Final Plan Presentations
Observations
Concept Development
Precinct Studies
Final Plan
3Master Plan Schedule
- September 12 Introduced to the Board of
Trustees - September 18 Master Executive Committee,
Academic Affairs, Facilities - October 21 Res. Life, Development, Student
Neighborhood Groups - November 8 Board of Trustees, Students
- November 15 Principles Workshop
- December 10 Facilities Working Group Workshop,
Students - December 18/19 Principles / Concept Plan
- January 16/17 Precinct 1 The Academic Core
- February 19/20 Precinct 2 Community and
Student Life - March 7 - Present Campus Concept Plan to the
Board of Trustees - March 10 - Final Plan Work Session
- March 24 - Master Plan Executive Committee
- March 26/27 Facilities Working Group, Students,
Precinct Groups - May Presentation to Wesleyan Community the
Board of Trustees - Fall 2003 Final Plan Presentations
Observations
Concept Development
Precinct Studies
Final Plan
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6Historic Development
1871-1907
7Historic Development
Henry Bacon Plan
8Historic Development
1936
9Historic Development
1966
10Historic Development
2002
11Regional Analysis
Geographic Zones
Neighborhoods
Streets Parking
Regional Topography
12Connections to Middletown
Downtown
13The Neighborhoods of Wesleyan
Long Lane
Campus Core
Middletown
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17Geographic Boundaries
18Campus Zones
19Campus Zones
20Discrete / Distinctive / Disconnected
Discrete
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Discrete / Distinctive
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23Planning Principles
A Firmly-Rooted Sense of Place establish a
collective commitment to the quality of the
collegial environment A Well-Connected
Community - create and improve visual and
physical connections to the campus core -
establish appropriate relationships with the
city of Middletown Reaffirm the Wesleyan
Identity project the image of a uniquely
great university
24Concept Plan
25 Concept Plan - Reconnect and Reaffirm the Campus
26Precinct Studies
27Existing Campus Plan Discrete Distinctive
Disconnected
28Final Campus Plan Integrated Connected
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33Path Hierarchy
Concentric circles about the center of campus
34Path Hierarchy
Interconnecting paths between distinct areas
35Path Hierarchy
36Landscape Vocabulary Design Guidelines
Site Furnishings Lighting Site
Structures Paving Hierarchy
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39Paving
40Paving
41Landscape Vocabulary Design Guidelines
Site Furnishings Lighting Paving
Hierarchy Site Structures Other Elements
Butterfields
42Existing Campus
43Phase 1, New Buildings
- Reid Admission Building
- Zelnick Pavilion
- Film Studies Phase 1
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46Phase 1, Renovations
- Memorial Chapel
- Patricelli '92 Theater
- Shanklin
- Hall-Atwater
- Humanities District Phase 1, Fisk Hall
- Pine Street Dance Studio
- Clark Hall
- PAC
- Olin Library Mechanical
- Classrooms
- Campus Dining
47Phase 2, New Buildings
- Freeman Athletic Center Addition
- University Center
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52Phase 2, New Buildings, Student Housing
- Freeman Athletic Center Addition
- University Center
- Student Housing Fauver Field
- Senior Prototype House
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56Conditions of Wood Frame Houses
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57Dispersed Residential Environment
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58Focused Residential Environment
- Consolidate student housing towards the core
campus - Divest of existing houses north of Washington
Street and in the Designated Village District
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59Design Principles
Focus student housing in the core
campus Define and maintain campus open space
Strengthen the connection from the core to
the periphery Establish a new entryway to
campusÂ
60Design Principles
 Progressively Independent Living Create a
strong sense of community Maximize the
opportunity for mentoring  Preserve or enhance
the character of a wonderfully rich and eclectic
campus.
61Project Parameters
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- The budget is fixed.
- Buildings include
- Frosh residence facility
- Upperclass residence facility
- Prototype senior house
- Possible sites
- Frosh residence facility on Fauver Field
- Upperclass on Fauver or Warren Street
- Prototype at corner of Fountain and Cross
Streets - We will be housing all students on campus.
- In-Town will be sold and replaced by the new
Upperclass complex.
62Phase 2, Renovations
- Shanklin
- Hall-Atwater
- Humanities District Phase 2
- Library Archives
- Long Lane Phase 1
- Classrooms
- Campus Dining
63Phase 2, Landscape and Parking
- College Row East
- College Row West
- Entryway
- High Street Banners
- Butterfield and path to Church St.
64Phase 2, Landscape
- Streetscapes
- Warren St.
- Fountain St.
- Pine St.
- Miles St.
- Ravine St.
- Brainerd St.
- Cross St.
- Williams St.
- Sidewalks
- Washington Terrace, Mt. Vernon
65 Existing Parking
1,243 Spaces 28 Separate Lots
66Phase 2, Parking
- New Parking
- Freeman 110
- Cross Street 100
- Pine Street 90
- Russell House 30
- Parking expansions
- Lawn Avenue 56 (47)
- Davison 54 (27)
- Court/College 58 (20)
- Film Studies 73 (36)
- Admissions 100 (57)
- 147 Spaces Lost
- 350 Net Gain
67Phase 3, New Buildings
- Science Building
- Teaching Museum
- Film Studies Phase 2
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72Phase 3, Renovations
- Davenport
- Davison Art Center
- McConaughy Demo
73Phase 3, Landscape
- Olin Front Lawn
- Science Center Front
- Power Plant Garden
- Andrus Field
- Streetscapes
- College St.
- Mt. Vernon
- Church St.
74Andrus Field
75Andrus Field
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78Future Development Opportunities
- Student Housing, Williams, Church Street, Vine
Street - Student Housing, Warren Street Neighborhood
- North Field Development
- Andrus Field Development
- Science Expansion
- College and Hamelin Street Development
- Science Center South Terrace
79Long Lane
- Athletic Field Expansion
- Life Long Learning Community
- Physical Plant Consolidation
80Existing Campus Plan Discrete Distinctive
Disconnected
81Final Campus Plan Integrated Connected
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87Whats next?
88Rolling out the Plan
89Finalizing and Rolling Out the Plan
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