Open Space Considerations - resist.ca
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Open SpaceConsiderations
DRAFT- Pre-decisional-For Discussion Purposes Only
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Watershed Map
watersheds
streams
Potentially impacted streams
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Regional Trail ConnectionOption B
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new fields (including artificial turf) – 6.4 acreswould need satellite field house /
restroom facilities and parking
New Fields StudyOption B
existing fields – 13 acres
new fields – 6.4 acres
TOTAL 25.8 FIELD ACRES
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new fields (including artificial turf) – 6.4 acreswould need satellite field house /
restroom facilities and parking
New Fields StudyOption D1
existing fields – 13 acres
new fields – 6.4 acres
TOTAL 25.8 FIELD ACRES
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Natural Reserve and Teaching areas
Teaching areas need:
•Diversity of soil types
•Redwoods and seep areas
•Mixed Forest areas
•Low intensity use areas (upper campus)
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McLaughlin Drive
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McLaughlin Drive
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Existing SlopesMclaughlin at science hill
8% for 380’
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Existing SlopesQuarry plaza to McLaughlin
10% for 200’
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Existing SlopesMusic to arts
Equivalent of
18% for 150’
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Existing SlopesRed Hill Road
18% for 900’
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• articulated building edges
• building around existing trees
• overhead tree canopy
• intimate, enclosed spaces
• screened buildings, native plantings
Existing Density and Character-Science Hill
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• closely spaced buildings create internally focused social spaces
• low and narrow buildings allow glimpses of forest beyond
• view corridors to forest
Existing Density and Character- Kresge College
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•Buildings spaced to create internal social space
•larger forest areas retained
•View corridors to forest
Density and CharacterCollege 9 and 10
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• Redwoods dwarf even 5-6 story buildings
• Vertical building details work well in redwood environment
Building Height and MassingCollege 9-10
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• 5-6 stories at south end of slope
• 3-4 stories at north end of slope
Building Height and MassingPhysical Sciences
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Pedestrian Rhythms - existing
•“Warped grid” of north south and east west routes acts as basic circulation framework
• Pedestrian routes alternate natural and developed environments
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Pedestrian Rhythms – Option D1
•3-4 story infill buildings
•New segments connect a more complete “Warped Grid”
•Retained landscapes (Gulches, Kerr meadow, Great Meadow, North Campus slopes) maintain the natural / developed rhythm
