UofR Smart Growth Strategies for Master Planning Process

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Sustainable Development

Meeting needs of the presentwithout compromising theability of future generations to

meet their needs.World Commission on EconomicDevelopment 1987


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UNIVERSITY OF

ROCHESTER

Integrating Smart GrowthStrategies into the Master

Planning Process

Paul Tankel AIA LEED AP

University Architect

[email protected]


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A twenty plus year planning horizon

Coordinate with and respond to overall strategic planning process

Providing flexibility to address longer-range needs

A comprehensive plan for development of land and facilities

Optimal patterns of land use for existing and future campus areas

Options for possible program expansion

Master Plan Objectives


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Comprehensive Viewof Entire University

Responsible Capacityof the Land

Overall Land Use

Owned and LeasedProperties

Expansion Space Retail and Services Housing Open Space Municipal Zoning Land Investment /

Disinvestment

Look and Feel of the Campus

University Wide Issues


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Sustainable Best Practices

Facility Renewal

Transportation / Parking /Service

Utility Infrastructure / EnergyUse

Preservation of NaturalResources

Integration with Community

University Wide Issues


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1930

A Continuum of Development

2006

Medical Center River Campus


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Land Areas:

River Campus, Medical Center and South Campus

Total Contiguous Campus: 424 Acres

Total Campus Acreage: 609 Acres

Total Buildings: 158Building Area: 11,100,000 GSF

Leased Area: 740,000 GSF

University Statistics


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A Continuum of Development

River and Medical Campus 1920s

River and Medical Campus 2007


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Growth of the University

0

1,000,0002,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

6,000,000

7,000,000

8,000,000

9,000,000

10,000,000

11,000,000

12,000,000

1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 200

Growth by Decade

G

SF


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Eastman School of Music

Memorial Art Gallery

Highland Hospital

Mt. Hope Properties

River Campus

Medical Center

Mid Campus

South Campus

CardiovascularResearch at Bailey Road

Rochester Science Park(partial ownership)

Owned Sites


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Leased Sites

within Monroe County

Clinical - 613,000 NSF

Storage - 29,000 NSF

Office - 91,000 NSF

Clinical - 613,000 NSF

Storage - 29,000 NSF

Office - 91,000 NSF


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Existing Conditions at the University

1. Disconnected

The River Campus and the MedicalCenter should be better linked

The University and the City shouldcollaborate to enliven surroundingcommunities

2. Incoherent

No clear edges orboundaries exist

No identity No sense of entry or gateway

3. Sprawling

Growth has become toospread out and expansive

Campus has become cardependent


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1. Connections

Between the River Campusand the Medical Center

Between areas of student life Between the Universityand the City

2. Coherence

Maintain and reinforce ourintimate scale

Reinforces One University One Plan

3. Compaction

Grow through infill vs. sprawl Reinforce the Universitys edges

Master Plan Principles One University, One Plan


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Respect responsible capacity of theland while retaining the quality of thecampus

Collaborate with adjacentcommunities on economicdevelopment and quality of life issues

Accommodate growth on infill sites

Build upon past investments in thecampus and physical plan

Become a model sustainable campus

encourage environmentalinnovation!

Master Plan Growth Strategies


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Enhanced programs and reputation ofthe University

Creating an enduring, vibrant campus

Realizing fiscal benefits through bothnew construction & renovation

Being a good neighbor

Contributing to a healthy andsustainable campus

Balanced land use with a mix of uses

Master Plan Outcomes


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Existing Campus 2007 Potential Long-term Campus Plan

River Campus / Medical Center / Mid and South Campuses

River Campus

Mt. Hope

Mixed Use

Development

Medical Center

Mid Campus

South Campus

Existing Buildings

Potential Buildings


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The Medical Center,Mt. Hope, Mid and South Campuses

ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings


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Medical Center and Mid Campus Potential Plan

Medical Center

Mt. Hope

Mixed UseDevelopment

River CampusConnection

Mid Campus

ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings


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Medical Center and Mid Campus Potential Land Use

River Campus

Academic Expansionand Housing

Medical Center

River CampusConnection

Clinical /Ambulatory Care

Recreation

Expansion

to South Campus

Mixed UseOfficeRetail

HousingEducation andResearch

Mt. HopeMixed Use

Development

Mid Campus

Inpatient

Housing

Specialty Outpatient


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University Mixed Use Development

Potential

Buildings

Existing

Buildings


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Create a Mixed Use District that will encourage:

a 24/7 live / work environment

stimulated medical research and intellectual growth

the need for a critical mass

Create a University Neighborhood with a Distinct Identity based on:

the history of the neighborhood

its future role in the community

the larger context of the city

What is the Goal?


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Precedents University of Pennsylvania, Sansom Commons


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Precedents Georgia Institute of Technology, Technology Square, Atlanta


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Conference& Fitness

Center

Officew/Retail

Bookstore

Officew/Retail

Residentialabove Retail

Residentialabove Retail

Residentialabove Offices

Potential Mt. HopeMixed UsedDevelopment


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Medical Center and Mid Campus Existing Pedestrian and Vehicular Circulation CONFLICTS

ExistingBuildings

ConflictZones


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Medical Center and Mid Campus Potential Vehicular Circulation and Parking

ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings

PotentialShuttle Loop


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Medical Center Long Term Master Plan

Harvard Medical School Johns Hopkins University - School of Medicine University of Maryland, Baltimore - Nursing School


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Medical Center and Mid Campus Existing Open Space

ExistingBuildings


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Medical Center and Mid Campus Potential Open Space

ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings


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The River Campus

ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings


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Current River Campus

ExistingBuildings


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ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings

River Campus Potential Plan


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Academic

LibraryAdministrative

Athletics

Residential

Public Space

River Campus Existing Uses


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Academic

LibraryAdministrative

Athletics

Residential

Public Space

River Campus Potential Uses


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Mt. Hope Corridor

Brooks Landing

South Plymouth Housing

Brownfield Site & Big Bend

Adjacent Development

Brooks Landing Development


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Hotel / Restaurant Site Plan

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Office / Retail Building

Brooks Landing Development

Ri C E i ti P d t i d V hi l Ci l ti CONFLICTS


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River Campus Existing Pedestrian and Vehicular Circulation CONFLICTS

ExistingBuildings

ConflictZones

Ri C P t ti l V hi l Ci l ti d P ki


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River Campus Potential Vehicular Circulation and Parking

ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings

PotentialShuttle Loop

Transportation Initiatives


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Transportation Initiatives

Zip Car

Potential Shuttle Routing


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River Campus Existing Open Space


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ExistingBuildings

River Campus Existing Open Space

River Campus Potential Open Space


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ExistingBuildings

PotentialBuildings

River Campus Potential Open Space


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Biomedical


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Biomedical

Engineering andOptics Building


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Master Plan Principles One University, One Plan


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1. Connections

Between the River Campusand the Medical Center

Between areas of student life

Between the Universityand the City

2. Coherence

Maintain and reinforce our

intimate scale Reinforces One University

One Plan

3. Compaction

Grow through infill vs. sprawl Reinforce the Universitys edges

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