Webster University Campus Master Plan - 2/21/12

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Webster University

Campus Master PlanCommunity Meeting #2 | Preferred PlanFebruary 21, 2012

Scion | Jacobs


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Agenda

Master Plan Accomplishments Preferred Plan Program

Preferred Plan Direction


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Schedule

PLAN DEVELOPMENT

MASTER PLANSYNTHESIS

EXISTING CONDITIONS,SPACE ANALYSIS & GOALS

PHASE 1 PHASE 3PHASE 2 PHASE 4

REVIEW ANDIMPLEMENTATION

C A M P U S E N G A G E M E N T

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT1 2


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Master Plan Website


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325 responses


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MyWebster online survey 325 responsesSocial Spaces University Center, Marlettos, Library, Sverdrup lounges, and

housing are main sites for socializing. Small academic houses are praised for intimate social areas

particularly the Thompson Music House and Pearson.

Academics and Studying Top floor of the Library is a favorite space to study, as well as

Sverdrup lounges and Marlettos.

Students work together through formal tutoring in Webster andgroup work in the Webster Village apartments.

Open Space The west quad and gardens by the Loretto Hilton are used for

frisbee, relaxing, reading, and picnicking. Requests for more defined and usable spaces trees, benches

in both large and small open spaces. Unsafe areas are focused along streets, parking lots, and

campus edges.

Strong response from students

Good representation across all years


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MASTER PLAN

ACCOMPLISHMENTS


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Webster University a premier U.S.-basedinternational universityPreferred Plan accomplishments: Accommodate the Universitysgrowth goals to educate an undergraduate population of

5,000 students.

Enhance the image and identityof the campus throughlandscape improvements andan improvedpedestrian environment.

Accommodate keyacademic program needs

Improve thestudent life experience campus-wide with expanded on-campusresidential quantities and variety, a newrecreation center to better meet athletics and recreationneeds, an expandeddiningfacility and acentrally located student center.

Create opportunities for cross-functional interactions through larger meeting spaces

and interdisciplinary buildings. Use Websters limited campus land efficiently and sensitivelyby co-locating related

programs or services, ensuring all buildings and landscapes contribute to the campusexperience as a whole, and carefully considering neighborhood adjacencies.


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Space Needs Summary (Growth to 5,000. Daytime)*Academic space deficit includeslabs and office space. There will beadequate future classroom spaceonce the new East AcademicBuilding opens.

Space Type ASF needed at 5,000 Academic* 107,000 asf

Student Life/Study 119,000 asf

Support 18,000 asf


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PREFERRED PLAN

DIRECTION


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S ports andRecreational

CommunityAcademicerforming

Arts

1| Learning-Living Corridor 2| Mixed-Use Clusters 3| Collaborative Forum

Phase 2 Concept Alternatives


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Preferred Plan

N

N200

Garden Avenue

Athletics &Recreation

Arts

StudentCenter

Housing

ExpandedGarage

Housing Housing/

Retail

Dining

Part of Lot owned

by Nerinx Hall


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Option 1

Dining

Housing

Housing

Housing

Interdisciplinary Sciences

Arts

Recreation

Student Center

I.T.

Alumni

1-stop

Part of Lot ownedby Nerinx Hall


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Option 2

Dining

Housing

Housing

Housing


Recreation

Student Center

I.T.

Alumni

1-stop

Arts

Part of Lot owned

by Nerinx Hall


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Overall view

InterdisciplinarySciences

StudentCenter

Recreation

Arts

Dining

Housing

Housing

sing



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Overall view

Big Bend



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Building UseProposed

N

N200

Academic/AdministrativeAcademicStudent Life/DiningLibrarySports and Recreational

CommunityAcademic/CommunityAdministrativeOther FacilitiesRetailResidential

Garden Avenue

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PedestrianCirculationProposed

N

N200

Major Outdoor CirculationOutdoor CirculationIndoor CirculationPedestrian Crossings

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ParkingProposed

N

N200

Existing Surface Parking LotsProposed Surface Parking LotsExisting Parking GarageProposed Parking GarageProposed Underground Parking GarageOn-Street Parking

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Garden Avenue

SharedLot


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Edgar Road


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West Quad

Arts

Recreation


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Drexel University Wellness/ Recreation Center


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New Student Center and Terraced LandscapeStair across Edgar Road


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Campus Center

Book store / Caf

Function room

Office and other activities

Circulation

Kitchen and storage

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*

55

165

N

Meeting roomOffice

Function space

Student organization

Career service

Multicultural Center

Lounge space

Entry lobbyFood service

Kitchen/storage

Book store

Caf/ Dining

3F


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East Quad

InterdisciplinarySciences

Housing Housing

StudentCenter

Big Bend

di i li S i ildi


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Interdisciplinary Sciences BuildingProposed

LabLab Support

Office

Building Core/Services

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*

33

1 3

Basic Lab Module: 33 x 33 Lab Classroom and 11 Circulation

2 Labs, 2 Lab Support Spaces and 8 Offices

Ground Level illustrating Classrooms/Auditorium or Learning Commons*

Interdisciplinary Sciences Buildings outdoor relationship

1

2

2

4

33

3

4

N

Horizontal Circulation

Vertical Circulation

Classrooms/Auditorium or Learning Commons*

L d


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LandscapeProposed

N

N200

Main QuadsForeground LandscapesCourtyardsGathering placesParking Garden

Garden Avenue

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Sustainability


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GREEN ROOFTREATMENT

INFILTRATION

& RECHARGE

SUBSURFACESTORAGE

RAIN GARDENTREATMENT & INFILTRATION

SustainabilityLandscape Proposed

PERVIOUS PAVEMENT,PLANTING ISLANDS &

BIOSWALES


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NEAR TERM PHASING

Phasing


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N

N200

Garden Avenue

PhasingNear term

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1-Stop Shopping Renovations

Demolition of CommunicationsAnnex

Interdisciplinary sciences building

Landscaped Quadrangle

1

3

2

4

2

3

4

5

5

6

1

6

Surface parking

Sverdrup Renovation

Phasing


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N

N200

Garden Avenue

PhasingFuture phases

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SPACE MOVES

Space Moves


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Space MovesPrinciples and Priorities Are tied into a comprehensive understanding of campus space Plan for and accommodate future growth in academic and administrative space Support interdisciplinary and cross-functional collaboration through new adjacencies Re-locate programs in older houses to enable more efficient use of limited campus land Co-locate dispersed programs

School of Communications in Sverdrup Information Technology group closer to core campus and co-located 1-stop Shopping for Student Services in Webster Hall

Arts and Sciences and Communication


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Arts and Sciences and Communication

Interdisciplinary Arts


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Interdisciplinary Arts

Information Technology


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Information Technology

Administration and Student Services


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Administration and Student Services


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TRANSPORTATION

Parking Requirements at Full Build Out


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Parking Requirements at Full Build OutFuture Parking Demand 2,200 total spaces needed

(425 net additional spaces) New development displaces

some existing spaces

Future Parking Supply 2,370 spaces possible in

new lots and garage Additional required spaces

may be captured inreconfiguration of existinglots

New Lots1. Garage expanded to east

825-900 spaces2. 220 spaces tucked under

proposed Recreation Center 3. New parking garden west

of garage -145 spaces

4. Old Orchard -187 spaces

N

200

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3

4

What is Transportation Demand Management?


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What is Transportation Demand Management? Transportation demand management is the application ofstrategies and policies to reduce travel

demand (specifically single-occupancy private vehicles), or to redistribute this demand in space or in time (where and when people travel.

Managing demand can bea cost-effective alternative to increasing capacity. A demand management approach has the potential to deliver better environmental outcomes,

improved public health, and stronger communities Strategies for Webster might include: Shuttle service linked to St. Louis transit or to remote parking facilities Car-sharing services Incentives to encourage biking, car-pooling, or transit use.

Policy changes related to parking permits on campus, allowances for on-campus residences, or parking feestructures.

Shuttle Service


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Shuttle ServiceOptions: Provide regular service between

campus and Metrolink Shrewsburyor Sunnen Station (1.5 miles)

Provide service to off-campus

parking (Deer Creek or other locations) Provide service to off-campus

sporting events

NN

200

I T


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Dining

Housing

Housing

Housing


Arts

Recreation

Student Center

I.T.

Alumni

1-stop

Part of Lot owned

by Nerinx Hall

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