A NEW AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

West Campus Workshop SummaryMarch 22, 2004

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A NEW AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Agenda

1. Observations and Program

2. Summary of Workshop Ideas

3. Discussion

DRAFT

June-December 2003 Observations

September 2003 Vision White Paper

January 2004 Planning Principles and Concept Development

January-June 2004 District Workshops

July-Aug 2004 Final Plan and Guidelines Development

Sept - Oct 2004 Draft Final Plan Public Forums

Fall 2004 Arizona Board of Regents Presentation

ASU MASTER PLAN SCHEDULE

DRAFT

one university many places

EastMain

West

one university many places

DRAFT

Downtown

CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

ASU WEST CAMPUS

DRAFT

REGIONAL PLANSN

N

DRAFT

MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY

1987 MASTER PLAN HISTORY

DRAFT

ASU WEST

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue51st

Ave

nue

N 1 Mile by ½ Mile

300 Acres

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

EXISTING ZONING

Low-density Residential

2.5-3.5 du/ac

High-density Residential

12-20 du/ac

Sweetwater Elem. School

Parks

Commercial

N

DRAFT

ASU Property LineUniversity Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

EXISTING EGDES

Campus Edge

Neighborhood Edge

N

DRAFT

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

Desert Transitional Space

Student Recreational Area

Ceremonial Lawn and Plaza

Land Reserve

Campus Edge Condition

Storm Water Retention Area

EXISTING OPEN SPACEN

EXISTING BUILDING USE

Academic

Housing

Support

Library

Athletic/Recreation

ASU West Campus

Service

N

DRAFT

5 Min Walk

10 Min Walk

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

5

10

PLANNED PROJECTS

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue51st

Ave

nue

Academic

Housing

Support

Library

Recreation/Water Ret.

Surface Parking

N

DRAFT

ASU Property Line

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

Thunderbird Road

University Way South

University Way North

49th

Ave

nue

43rd

Ave

nue

N

51st

Ave

nue

EXISTING PARKING

Surface Parking

• Total spaces: 2,100• Current estimated demand: 2,000• Build-out estimated demand: 4,500

(assuming unchanged travel patterns)• Does not consider special event needs

N

DRAFT

ASU Property Line

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

• Total spaces: 2,100• Current estimated

demand: 2,000• Build-out estimated

demand: 4,500(assuming unchanged travel patterns)

• Does not consider special event needs

Thunderbird Road

University Way South

University Way North

49th

Ave

nue

43rd

Ave

nue

N

51st

Ave

nue

EXISTING PARKING

Surface Parking

• Total spaces: 2,100• 15.67 Acres

N

DRAFT

ASU Property Line

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

• Total spaces: 2,100• 15.67 Acres

EXISTING PARKING

Surface ParkingN

DRAFT

ASU Property Line

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

• Total spaces: 2,100• 15.67 Acres• Build-out estimated

demand: 4,500(assuming unchanged travel patterns)33.6 Acres

51st

CIRCULATION AUTOMOBILE

Vehicular Circulation

Service Circulation

N

Signalized Intersection

Non-signalized Intersection

Planned Streets

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Aven

ue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Aven

ue

CAMPUS IMAGE

DRAFT

OBSERVATIONS SUMMARYCompact Academic Core w/ single use buildings

Campus is island with no connection to edges

Strong framework and variety of outdoor spaces

Addresses Desert Climate

Architecture is perhaps too consistent and rigid

Buildings lack hierarchy

Arcades and courtyards suffer from blank walls

Newer Buildings lack Quality

THRESHOLDS OF SPACE NEEDS

THRESHOLDS OF SPACE NEEDS8,000 STUDENTSRecreation Center (size for larger enrollment)

Surplus of Gen Use Classrooms

Deficit of teaching and open lab spaces

Union Space (size for larger enrollment)

Academic and Support Space net add 160,000 GSF

Student Housing add 1,600 beds, 480,000 GSF

THRESHOLDS OF SPACE NEEDS8,000 STUDENTSRecreation Center (size for larger enrollment)

Surplus of Gen Use Classrooms

Deficit of teaching and open lab spaces

Union Space (size for larger enrollment)

Academic and Support Space net add 160,000 GSF

Student Housing add 1,600 beds, 480,000 GSF

12,000 STUDENTSDeficit of teaching, open lab, and research spaces

Academic Office and Service

Library

Assembly and Exhibit Space

Athletics?

Academic and Support Space net add 591,000 GSF

Student Housing add 2,600 beds, 780,000 GSF

THRESHOLDS OF SPACE NEEDS8,000 STUDENTSRecreation Center (size for larger enrollment)

Surplus of Gen Use Classrooms

Deficit of teaching and open lab spaces

Union Space (size for larger enrollment)

Academic and Support Space net add 160,000 GSF

Student Housing add 1,600 beds, 480,000 GSF

12,000 STUDENTSDeficit of teaching, open lab, and research spaces

Academic Office and Service

Library

Assembly and Exhibit Space

Athletics?

Academic and Support Space net add 591,000 GSF

Student Housing add 2,600 beds, 780,000 GSF

20,000 STUDENTS

Deficits in All Areas

Academic and Support Space net add 1,130,000 GSF

Student Housing add 5,200 beds, 1,560,000 GSF

POTENTIAL LAND USE

DRAFT

N

42 Acres

40 Acres

100 Acres 70-80 Acres

18 Acres 18 Acres

ASU

Park

School

Detention Area

Potential Development Area

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Ave

nu

e

LAND USE OPTIONS

GOAL: Land use should create a series of centers that compliment University adjacency and community needs

1. Land bank for future growth: park, water, recreation

2. Performing and fine arts with ASU

3. Lab School

4. Housing:

• Student

• University controlled faculty and staff

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Ave

nu

e

LAND USE OPTIONS

GOAL: Land use should create a series of centers that compliment University adjacency and community needs

1. Land bank for future growth: park, water, recreation

2. Performing and fine arts with ASU

3. Lab School

4. Housing:

• Student

• University controlled faculty and staff

5. Hotel/conference center

6. Market Rate Housing

7. Retirement Village

• Villas, Apartments, possible Congregate Care

8. Regional Retail/office/research/housing; Precedents: KC Plaza, EastlandsOhio

9. Neighborhood Retail/office/housing; Precedents: Washington Post,

EASTPRECINCT

WESTPRECINCT

NORTHPRECINCT

Univ. of Pennsylvania Northwestern Univ.

Georgetown Univ. Duke University Arizona State Univ. University of Virginia

Princeton University Univ of North Carolina University of GeorgiaUniv of Kentucky

Vanderbilt UniversityJohns Hopkins Univ.

APPROPRIATE SCALE AND PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED

80% RETAIL FROM COMMUNITY, 20% FROM STUDENTS

5 Min

Walk

Country Club PlazaKansas City, Missouri

5 Min

Walk

Hospital

H&R Block HQ

American Century HQ

Hotels

Art Institute

Museum and Sculpture Garden

Single Family

Apartments

Office Space

Linear Park w/ Recreation

Arterial Streets

Hotels and Apartments

Plaza

Retail

Offices

Theaters

Churches

MAIN STREET RETAIL

The Avenue, White Marsh, MD

MAIN STREET RETAIL

Reston Town Center, VA

MAIN STREET RETAIL

Washingtonian Ctr., MD

MAIN STREET RETAIL

Kierlands, Scottsdale, AZ

DRAFT PLANNING PRINCIPLES

Create a campus that supports vibrant residential liberal arts and integrated professional programs

Connect and encourage interaction with the community as the Public Square for the West Valley

Continue to design campus to address climate, sense of place, and sustainable development principles

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

DRAFT

• Compact Academic Core

N

CONCEPT DIAGRAMN

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Ave

nu

e

• Compact Academic Core

• Open Space network forms a hierarchy of space, edges, centers, and connections

CONCEPT DIAGRAMN

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Ave

nu

e

• Compact Academic Core

• Open Space network forms a hierarchy of space, edges, centers, and connections

• Simple internal street grid

• Buildings create a hierarchy and landmarks

CONCEPT DIAGRAMN

DRAFT

University Way North

Thunderbird Road

43rd

Ave

nue

Sweetwater Avenue

51st

Ave

nu

e

• Compact Academic Core

• Open Space network forms a hierarchy of space, edges, centers, and connections

• Simple internal street grid

• Buildings create a hierarchy and landmarks

• Campus becomes a cultural, educational and living center

• Transitional uses connect with residential community

• Mixed Use centers transition to Thunderbird corridor with unique uses

ASU West-Precinct Plan A

Buildout Plan Buildout Plan

Phase 1

Phase 3

Phase 2

ASU West-Precinct Plan B

Buildout Plan

Phase 2

Buildout Plan

Phase 1

Phase 3

ASU West – Precinct Plan C

ASU West Campus Phase 1: Residential Campus Growth

ASU West Campus Phase 2: Town Square

ASU West Campus Phase 2: Town Square

Campus Mixed-use Community

ASU West Campus Phase 3: Apartment / Townhomes

ASU West Campus Phase 4: Residential Community

ASU West Campus Phase 5: Market Square Build-out

ASU West Campus Phase 6: Campus Build-out

ASU West – Precinct Plan D

ASU West-Precinct Plan Option D

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