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Gateways

• The Civic Gateway

• The Learning Gateway

• The Environmental Gateway

• The Information Gateway

• The Gateway to Campus Life

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City and University

Burlington

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University and City

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Civic Buildings at the University Green

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The University Green

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Campus Spatial Structure

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Campus Spatial Structure

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Campus Spatial Structure

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Campus Planning Issues

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Campus Planning Issues

Civic/Service/Parking conflicts

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Campus Planning IssuesImage of the University

from Main Street

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Campus Planning Issues

Service and Parking dominate Opportunity Spaces

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Campus Planning Issues

Potential Design Opportunities

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Campus Planning Issues

Vibrant Social Communication

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Unify Landscape and Building

• The University Green

• The Academic Quad

• The Gateway Quad

Major Green Open Spaces

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Clarity of Spatial Definition

• Building Edges Define Space

• Enhance Urban Edge

• Define a New Campus Gateway

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Major Pedestrian Routes/Service Access

• Connect Campus Places

• Reduce Service/Pedestrian Conflicts

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CATS Shuttle Route

• Enhance Campus Transit System

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Landscape Elements

• Variety Within a Clear Spatial Structure

• Landscape Concepts Reinforce Campus Districts

University Green

Academic Quad

Gateway Quad• Forest• Water• Field

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• A New Gateway Quad

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East Plaza Drop-off

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Gateway Quad“The Forest”

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The Beach

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Evening Winter View

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The Gateway Campus Center

• The Building as Social Center

• The Building as Campus Connector

• The Building as a Showcase of Context, Environment and Use

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Context

Existing Condition

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Context

Adapted Building Context

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Context

New Campus Center

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EnvironmentClosed Cycle

ConceptOpen Cycle

Concept

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Building and

Open Space Strategies

Environment

• Harvest Sun for Daylight

• Solar Power replaces Electricity

• Wind circulates and exhausts Air

• Water provides Cooling

• Living Machines recycle Sewage

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Building Conditioni

ng Strategies

Environment

• Passive Mode in Transient Places

• Mixed Mode in Light Activity Places

• Conventional Mode in Dedicated Places

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Program Organizatio

n• Consolidate Existing Activities

• Strategically Group New Activities

• Circulation as Social Connector

• Choreograph Interior and Exterior Places by Season and Time of Day

Use

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Existing Ground Floor Plan

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Ground Floor Plan

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Gateway Connections

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Bridge to North Expansion

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Existing First Floor Plan

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First Floor Plan

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North Entry

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Winter Garden

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Existing Second Floor Plan

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Second Floor Plan

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Fireside Lounge

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Existing Third Floor Plan

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Third Floor Plan

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Learning Commons Northwest Corner

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Ground Floor Plan with Bookstore

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First Floor Plan with Bookstore

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Environmental Strategies - Wind

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Environmental Strategies - Sun

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Living Machines

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