CAMPUS MASTER PLANYoung& Binter Christine& Baranoucky Dan&Bergen Eileen&Brennan Mary&Sue&Callan...

ACHIEVINGBEYOND BOUNDARIES.

ACHIEVING BEYOND BOUNDARIES

CAMPUSMASTER PLAN


How can our campus master plan help Marquette be among the most innovative and accomplished Catholic and Jesuit Universities in the world?


Marquette University – Transformative Experience


Steering CommitteeMel AustinRev. Kent BeausoleilKate BraaschMike BroekerBill CullinanChris Gluesing

Mike JahnerJeff JanzJoseph KearneyKathy LangMarya LeatherwoodSherri Lex

Aliya ManjeeAaron Tyler McCoyTim MelchertGary MeyerTom PionekRev. Nicholas Santos


Working Group Participants Kathy Kugi-‐TomMary SimmonsMark FederleColin AtkinsonSteve KellySam RotiDennis DayeAnthony CorreroJeanne HossenloppKathy LangJohn MantschDonna McCarthyTim MelchertChris OkunseriJoe SchimmelsNic SchmidtJoel SmullenRosemary Stuart

Andy VazzanoJeff JanzSteve BlahaTracy GerthElizabeth GibesErik HendricksonAliya ManjeeEva Martinez PowlessDebbie SwansonJulie WestNeal WuchererMike ZebrowskiJake CarpenterMaritza ContrerasAnne DeahlJeremy FykeRick HolzMary Janz

Jan JudziewicsShaun LongstreetGary MeyerJon PrayLinda SalchenbergerZack WallaceJanice WelburnDonato GuidaSara JohnsonMichael KielyKristin KippSteven McCauleyAlex MillerChristine ShawTodd SmithJohn SweeneyJeffrey WilkensKeli Wollmer

Mike BroekerJenny AlexanderKevin Gilligan Molly HaugJosh KisselEliza LuvianosTriniti MicekDavid NowacekJame SchaeferKurt Young BinterChristine BaranouckyDan BergenEileen BrennanMary Sue Callan-‐FarleyKylie DolphinDr. Jody Jessup-‐AngerSusan LonghenryDave Murphy

Pamela NettletonTom PionekStephanie RussellRick ArcuriMel AustinDennis Butler Sally DoyleBraden KrienJay KutkaPaul MilakovichDanny SmithRana AltenburgJacqueline SchramAaron Tyler McCoyMeredith BlackPaul MascariHeidi PotrykusKathy Coffey-‐Guenther

Jean DoleAndy SchneiderAnn TaghikhaniAnnette ConradChris BartoloneSean BertholdCas CastroDale KaserNicholas La JoieJodi Sagan Mark SimonsonTom TeipelLora StrigensMike JahnerChris GluesingGreg Adams


What informs our master plan recommendations?

strategic&academicplans

utilization &spaceneeds

facilitiescondition

campusanalyses

universitysharedvision


AN INTEGRATED PLAN


• 10 working groups, 9+ meetings each• 14+ consultant campus visits• 642 student survey responses• Countless phone calls, Web conferences, online training, focus groups, community breakfasts

• Over 250 participants at every campus open house and forum

Master Plan Participation by the Numbers


LAUNCH DISCOVER PROTOTYPE & REFINE

IMPLEMENT

Process and Vision Analysis Alternatives,Refinements

Documentation

Organization Measures of Success Alternatives Illustrative Graphics

Data Collection Analyze Existing Campus

Refinements Master Plan Reports

Define Stakeholders FacilitiesAssessment Phasing Facilities Planning Tool

Initiate Working Groups

Space Needs Cost Model

Framework


APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT

LAUNCH

DISCOVER

PROTOTYPE& REFINE

IMPLEMENT

2015 2016

Campus Workshops

Consultant Campus Visits


Preserve

Enhance

Transform


Steering Committee

Working Groups

Sustainability

Campus Support & Admin Services

Research & Innovation

Campus Environment

Facilities & Infrastructure

Student Experience

Health & Wellness

Teaching & Learning

Outreach & Engagement

Fiscal Stewardship


Working Group Prioritiesü Embedded in master plano Additional study neededØ Recommend policy for implementation

Teaching and Learningü Create more active learning classrooms and invest in science-based teaching labs

ü Provide more collaborative spaces in all building types

o Provide classrooms, labs, and clinical areas beyond the main campus


Research and Innovation P Construct new Integrated Science Research Facility (biological/biomedical sciences, physics, animal facility)

Ø Embed innovation components into all relevant initiatives

P Link engineering, product development, advanced manufacturing, and business



Student Experienceü Improve undergraduate housing and

dining ü Realign and expand AMU o Locate grocery store in proximity to or

on campus



Health and Wellnessü Construct new Recreation & Wellness Center

o Provide outdoor spaces to support club sport, intramurals, recreational activities and wellness

Ø Shape environment to create a culture of wellness and build campus community



Sustainabilityo Determine best options for Marquette to reduce its carbon footprint

ü Determine best options for Marquette to responsibly maintain existing, and create new facilities

o Determine best options for Marquette to responsibly manage water



Campus Support & Administrative Resourcesü Add new large meeting spaces and better utilize current meeting spaces

Ø Determine structured shipping/receiving locations and policies

o Expand and better manage storage space (on and off campus)



Outreach and Engagementü Increase capacity to support student and guest engagement through programming, gathering, and activities

ü Improve the visitor experience ü Better define campus edges in a manner that conveys Marquette’s identity



Campus Environmentü Large Scale – connect south Academic quad and the north Student Life Quad

ü Medium Scale – Arts District and Innovation/Collaboration District

ü Small to Medium Scale – mixed uses, gathering spaces, welcoming spaces



Facilities and InfrastructureØ Consider life cycle cost modeling as part of the design process

Ø Create physical space standards and guidelines

ü Plan for and fund infrastructure renewal and expansion



Fiscal Stewardshipü Prioritize projects transparently and objectively, based on:ü Proposed project’s impact on enrollment

ü Reasonableness of costü Ability of the project to enhance specific strategic master plan goals

ü Age and condition of the facility, and ü Impact on space utilization



Academic Research Benchmarking Housing Dining

Urban Design Circulation Facilities Assessment

Landscape Utilities

Inventory and Analysis

Faith


Academic Analysis


Utilization


Current and Future Space Needs


Expenditures by Field

Research Analysis


Create the appropriate quality and quantity of space to support doubling research expenditures

Priority Need


Student Life Analysis

Areas of Focus:• Housing • Recreation• Dining• AMU

Analysis Methods:• Housing Demand Analysis

• Market Studies• Student Focus Groups and Surveys


Building Age


Facility Condition IndexM

AINTAIN EVALUATE

MAJOR REPAIR


Steam Chilled Water Electrical Power

Telecommunications Potable Water Sanitary and Storm Water

Infrastructure


Permit DistributionOccupancy

Parking


Pedestrian/Vehicle Conflicts

Walking and Biking


Interior Chapels

Reflective and Gathering Open SpaceReflective SculptureS

SS

S S

S

Faith


Data Layering

Framework Plan

Scenarios Plan Iterations


CAMPUS MASTER PLAN


What criteria are used to prioritize decisions?

• Mission Driven

• Recruitment

• Targeted Academics and Research

• Future Focused

• Interdisciplinary

• Balanced Students

• Fiscally Responsible

• Investment

• Distinguished

• Long View

• Community

• Engaging and Beautiful


Student Experience

Academics & Research

Community Building


Academics & ResearchBuilding Initiatives1. BioDiscovery District2. Innovation Alley3. Old Gym Conference

Center4. Cross-College

Classroom Building5. Straz Hall Renovation6. Helfaer Theatre

Addition7. Haggerty Art Museum

Addition8. Innovation Hub9. Athletic Performance

Research Center1

2

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5

6 7

8

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Programmatic Elements

INNOVATION ENGINEERING SCIENCE RESEARCH BUSINESS COLLABORATION

Innovation Alley


BioDiscovery District. Biological and biomedical sciences – addressing our most urgent global needs


Athletic Performance Research Center. Advancing human performance. A premiere destination for elite scientists and scholars.

Open Space Initiatives1. Chapel Lawn2. Arts Allee3. Arts District Gateway4. North Commons5. Eagle Field6. Wellness Court

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3

45

6

1

Circulation Initiatives1. Marquette Walk2. 18th Street

Improvements3. 17th Street Parking4. 13th Street Parking5. 16th and 17th Street

Two-Way Conversion

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3

4

5

5

Alumni Memorial Union

Jesuit Residence

Schroeder Hall

Holthusen HallVarsity Theater

Zilber Hall


Student Life

Building Initiatives1. Recreation and

Wellness Center2. Alumni Memorial

Union Expansion and Renovation

3. Chapel of the Holy Family

4. Schroeder Hall Dining Expansion

5. O’Donnell Hall Renovation

6. New Student Housing7. APRC

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5

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*Example – not actual site or dome structure

*Example – not actual site or dome structure


Recreation and Wellness Center – Holistic approach to health. Home to recreation, wellness, counseling, and medical clinic.


Transformative Student Experience. High quality residence halls. Emphasis on wellness. Strong community building in innovative environment.

Alumni Memorial UnionFormer Jesuit

Residence

Schroeder Hall

Varsity Theater


ACHIEVINGBEYOND BOUNDARIES.


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