UNCW CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Master Plan... · regarding site, program, and ... Randall Library Strategic Plan, Parking Study, Athletics, ... Recreation UNCW Campus Master Plan Update

UNCW CAMPUS MASTER PLANJULY 27, 2017

MASTER PLAN FRAMEWORK RECOMMENDATIONS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESENTATION

The attached Campus Master Plan 2017 presentation provides a conceptual framework for consideration and endorsement of the Board. The

proposed framework suggests four broad design principles for development of the Main Campus.

1. Strengthen the academic core along Chancellor’s Walk and provide collaborative learning and study spaces throughout campus.

2. Expand the pedestrian campus with three major pedestrian walks and enhanced bike, pedestrian, skateboards, and vehicular circulation.

3. Create additional open spaces.

4. Development of new athletics, recreation, arts and culture spaces.

The framework provides a guide for future development of the campus. Individual projects would need to be approved by the Board

regarding site, program, and architectural design details at time of their development. These projects would be aligned within the Campus

Master Plan 2017.

UNCW Campus Master Plan UpdateBoard of Trustees Presentation | July 27, 2017

2UNCW Campus Master Plan Update |

The framework maintains existing natural areas and enhances the pedestrian-oriented character of the campus while accommodating future

enrollment growth. The framework incorporates findings of the existing conditions analysis as well as feedback received from extensive

campus community and external stakeholder engagement sessions. The Campus Master Plan 2017 addresses current and future space needs

and is aligned with the UNCW Strategic Plan.

The Campus Master Plan 2017 integrates current and ongoing plans and studies including the Housing Master Plan, Outdoor Field and

Facilities Enhancement Plan, Center for Marine Science Strategic Plan, Randall Library Strategic Plan, Parking Study, Athletics, Arts and

Culture and Dining Study, among others.




Maarten Pesch | Principal, WRTYogesh Saoji | Senior Associate, WRTDan Paulien | President, Paulien & Associates

1. Master Plan Schedule2. Program and Space Needs Summary3. Plan Framework4. Illustrative Site Plans (Phase I, II and III)5. Other Recommendations6. Program Summary7. Next Steps


UNCW 2017 Campus Master Plan - Planning Process

Phase I: Data Gathering + Assessment Phase II: Campus Master Plan Update

Project Initiation

Existing Condition Analysis

Space Needs & Review of Inventory

Management ProgramsPlanning + Design

Principles

Program Needs

Master Plan FrameworkAlternatives Evaluation

Determination of Projects/ Priorities

Phasing Strategy

Funding Strategy

OUTR

EACH

&EN

GAGE

MENT

PROC

ESS

TIMEL

INE

Round I Nov. 28th - 30th

Nov. 29thAlternatives WorkshopApril 18th

Programming Presentation

Apr. 4th

Master Plan Presentation June 19

Round II A: Jan. 10th - 11thB: Jan. 23rd - 25th

Website Development Campus Community Online Survey

Master Plan Update Apr. 20th

Master Plan PresentationJul 27th - 28th

July 27, 2017

Presentation Dec. 9th Update Visit B

Round III Feb. 8th - 9th Round IV (Optional)

Website / Online Surveys Cabinet MeetingsBOT Updates Planning Advisory Committee Meetings

Campus Community Outreach

Stakeholder Survey

Preferred AlternativePresentation

May 23rd

Nov Dec Jan Mar MayFeb Apr Jun Jul Aug

Inventory +

Analysis

Opportunities +

ConstraintsProgram Alternatives

Proposed MPFramework

+Preferred Alternative

Master Plan Update October 2017

MASTER PLAN PROCESS AND SCHEDULE

We Are Here


CAMPUS COMMUNIT Y AND STAKEHOLDEROUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT

Student Engagement

Faculty and Staff Focus Group Interviews

Campus Community Online Survey

Campus Community Engagement

Stakeholder Online Survey

Cabinet Meetings and Presentations

Planning Advisory Committee Meetings and Presentations


PROGRAM AND SPACE NEEDS SUMMARY »SPACE PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS »PROGRAM SUMMARY

SPACE PLANNING ASSUMPTIONSUNCW » Current and Projected Enrollment » Current Faculty and Staff » Projected Faculty and Staff calculated from Enrollment Growth » Myrtle Grove campus (Current space surplus, not anticipating any changes)

UNC-GA Guidelines » Classrooms » Collaborative Study Spaces » Teaching Laboratories » Open Laboratories* » Research Space » Office Space » Library

CEFPI** Guidelines » Indoor Recreation » Physical Plant » Student Center Space

Paulien & Associates / Best Practice » Indoor Athletics » Assembly and Exhibit Space » Other Department Space » Healthcare Facilities

* Open Laboratories GA guideline (approximately 9 ASF per student) generate significant space need. A typical guideline for this space category would be approximately 5 ASF per student. This would reduce the space need by approximately 64,000 ASF** Association for Learning Environments (Formerly Council of Education Facility Planners International - CEFPI)


MASTER PLAN PROGRAM SUMMARY(BASED ON SPACE NEEDS ANALYSIS)

Building NeedsMaster Plan Proposed GSF

Phase IGSF (1-3 years)

Phase IIGSF (3-6 years)

Phase IIIGSF (6-10 years)

Total 640,000 255,400 102,600 282,000

Academic and Collaborative Spaces 494,000 195,000 53,000 246,0001 Cameron Hall Addition 44,000 44,0002 Randall Library Addition 48,000 48,0003 New STEM Building 1 103,000 103,0004 New STEM Building 2 53,000 53,0005 New Academic Building(s) 246,000 246,000

Administrative and Academic Support Spaces 32,000 17,000 10,000 5,000* Other Department Space Need (distributed throughout the Campus) 27,000 17,000 5,000 5,000* Administrative Office and Services (distributed throughout the Campus) 5,000 5,000

Arts and Culture 8,500 8,500 0 06 Kenan Auditorium Addition 8,500 8,500

Athletics & Recreation 55,700 17,100 23,600 15,0007 Trask Addition 7,100 7,1008 Almkuist-Nixon Locker Rooms Addition 10,000 10,0009 New Support Facilities for Outdoor Recreation Fields 3,600 3,60010 New Basketball Excellence Center 20,000 20,00011 New Athletics Complex near Trask 15,000 15,000

Other Programs 49,800 17,800 16,000 16,00012 University Police Department Addition 1,800 1,800* Physical Plant (distributed throughout the Campus) 48,000 16,000 16,000 16,000


PLAN FRAMEWORK

Athletics &Recreation

Recreation

Recreation

Housing Village(Location TBD)

Racine Drive Gateway

Blue Line Stream Trail

Cultural ArtsBoulevard

Allied Health

HousingVillage Walk

Academic Core

Natural Areas

Historic Campus Walk

RandallLibrary

Indoor Athletic Facilities

Wagoner Hall

Ch

ance

llor'

s W

alk

Residential Areas

S College Road

Kenan AuditoriumGateway

MASTER PLAN FRAMEWORK

1. Strengthen Academic Core / Chancellor's Walk

» Re-imagine Chancellor's Walk » Create collaborative study and student life spaces

along the Walk

2. Expand Pedestrian Campus » New Housing Village Walk » Cultural Arts Boulevard » Historic Campus Walk » Circulation Networks (bike, pedestrian, skateboards,

and vehicular)

3. Create Open Space » Provide additional open spaces for student life,

and outdoor educational / recreational opportunities » Keep parking at the edges

4. Provide Athletics and Recreational Spaces » Provide athletics and recreational spaces

closer to residential areas

Recreation


Natural Area

Wetlands

Existing Building

Proposed Building

Major Campus Nodes

Campus Nodes

ILLUSTRATIVE SITE PLAN

5

3

4

1

2

6

11

9

7

8

10

12

Proposed Building Programs





Total 640,000 255,400 102,600 282,000







0 200 600 1200 ft.

NExisting Building

Proposed Building

S Kerr Ave

S College Rd

Plyler DrSeahawk Village Loop

Suite Service Loop

Price Dr

Hurst Dr

Cahill Dr

Wagoner Dr

Walton Dr

E. Riegel Rd

W. Riegel Rd

Chancellor’s Walk

Hamilton DrRandall Dr

Racine Dr

Reynolds DrUniversity Dr

Hogg

ard D

r

Foun

tain

Dr

Rose Ave

Oak Crest Dr

Oak Leaf Dr

Wood Dale Dr

N Wallace Ave

Oriole Dr

Carleton Dr Pine Hills DrBarefoot Dr

Pine Needler Dr

Clear Run Dr

Mallard St

N Ma

cmilla

n Ave

Randall PkwyCollege Acres Dr

New Center Dr

Oriole Dr

Ando

ver R

d

Dixie Ave

ILLUSTRATIVE SITE PLANS »PHASE I »PHASE II »PHASE III

PHASE I - IMMEDIATE TERM (1-3 YEARS)PRELIMINARY PHASING

Existing Buildings

Proposed Buildings

Housing Village Bldgs (Location TBD)

Outdoor Fields & Facilities Enhancement

Modular Facility and Admin. Annex

University Police Department Addition

Trask Addition

Surface Parking

Surface Parking

Chancellor's Walk Improvements

Cameron Hall Addition

Allied Health Building

Randall Library Addition

Kenan Auditorium Addition

New STEM Bldg #1

• Academic & Collaborative SpacesCameron Hall AdditionRandall Library AdditionNew STEM building #1Allied Health Building

• AdministrationAdministration AnnexModular FacilityUniversity Police Department Addition

• Arts & Culture / Student Life SupportKenan Auditorium Addition

• Athletic & RecreationOutdoor Fields and Facilities EnhancementsTrask Coliseum AdditionAlmkuist-Nixon Addition

• HousingHousing Village Buildings (Location TBD)

• Open Space / Stormwater ImprovementsChancellor's WalkBlue Line Stream Improvements

• Circulation Network**Begin implementation of bike network and complete streetsRandall Drive Improvements

• ParkingParking at Hurst and Hamilton DriveReplacement Parking for Allied Health BuildingParking Lot E ImprovementsBegin Implementation of Transportation Demand Management Policies

** City / County / NCDOT Suggested Projects: MacMillan Avenue Re-alignment, Traffic Calm-ing improvements on College Road and College Acres Drive Left Turn on College Road

Parking at Hurst and

Hamilton Dr

Almkuist-Nixon Addition

Parking Lot EImprovements

14UNCW Campus Master Plan Update |0 200 600 1200 ft.

N

PRELIMINARY PHASINGPHASE II - INTERMEDIATE (3-6 YEARS)

Existing Buildings

Proposed Buildings

Previous Phase Buildings

Recreation Fields

New STEM Building #2

Housing Village Bldgs (Location TBD)

Hurst Dr. Extension

Housing Village Walk

• Academic & Collaborative SpacesNew STEM Building #2

• Athletic & RecreationOutdoor Recreation FieldsBasketball Excellence Center

• HousingHousing Village Bldgs (Location TBD)

• Open Space / Stormwater ImprovementsHousing Village WalkBlue Line Stream ImprovementsGarden at Housing Village Walk

• Circulation NetworkHurst Drive ExtensionComplete Streets

• ParkingContinue Implementation of Transportation Demand Management Policies

Basketball Excellence Center

Recreation Field

Garden


N

Existing Buildings

Proposed Buildings


PRELIMINARY PHASING

Recreation Fields

Athletic Complex

Cultural Arts Boulevard

Replace Friday Annex

Cahill Extension

Racine Drive Gateway

Seahawk Landing Dr. & Walton Dr. Extension

• Academic & Collaborative SpacesArts & Culture / New Academic Building(s)

• Athletic & RecreationRecreation Fields at Housing VillageAthletic and Recreation Fields at Hurst DriveAthletic Complex near Trask

• Open Space / Stormwater ImprovementsCultural Arts BoulevardRacine GatewayBlue Line Stream Trail ImprovementsGarden behind Friday Hall

• Circulation NetworkWalton Drive and Seahawk Landing Drive ExtensionConnect to MacMillan AvenueComplete Bike & Skateboard Networks

• ParkingParking Deck at New Academic Building at Cultural Arts ZoneParking Deck at Hurst and Hamilton Drive

PHASE III (6-10 YEARS)

Tennis Courts

Connect to MacMillan Ave

New Academic Bldg & Parking Deck

Parking Deck

Garden


N

PRELIMINARY PHASINGFUTURE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Existing Buildings


Future Development Opportunities

Millennial Campus


0 200 600 1200 ft.

NS Kerr Ave

S College Rd


Suite Service Loop

Price Dr

Hurst Dr

Cahill Dr

Wagoner Dr

Walton Dr

E. Riegel Rd

W. Riegel Rd

Chancellor’s Walk


Racine Dr


Hogg

ard D

r

Foun

tain

Dr

Rose Ave

Oak Crest Dr

Oak Leaf Dr

Wood Dale Dr

N Wallace Ave

Oriole Dr


Pine Needler Dr

Clear Run Dr

Mallard St

N Ma

cmilla

n Ave


New Center Dr

Oriole Dr

Ando

ver R

d

Dixie Ave

OTHER PLAN RECOMMENDATIONS

»CIRCULATION AND PARKING FRAMEWORK »FOOD AND DINING »LANDSCAPE FRAMEWORK »STORMWATER FRAMEWORK

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

Expanded Pedestrian Zone

Proposed Pedestrian Walks

Major Plazas

LEGEND

Proposed Buildings

Existing Buildings

Garage

Garage

Garage


N

S College Rd


Suite Service Loop

Price Dr

Hurst Dr

Cahill Dr

Wagoner Dr

Walton Dr

E. Riegel Rd

W. Riegel Rd

Chancellor’s Walk


Racine Dr


Hogg

ard D

r

Foun

tain

Dr

Rose Ave

Oak Crest Dr

Oak Leaf Dr

Wood Dale Dr

N Wallace Ave

Oriole Dr


Pine Needler Dr

Clear Run Dr

Mallard St

N Ma

cmilla

n Ave


New Center Dr

Oriole Dr

Ando

ver R

d

Dixie Ave

VEHICULAR CIRCULATION & PARKING

Existing Streets

Proposed Roundabouts

New Streets

Proposed Service & Pedestrian Only Streets

Suggested Streets Re-Alignment or Turns

Proposed Buildings

Existing Buildings

LEGEND

Proposed Parking GarageExisting Parking Garage

Garage

Garage

Garage


N

S College Rd


Suite Service Loop

Price Dr

Hurst Dr

Cahill Dr

Wagoner Dr

Walton Dr

E. Riegel Rd

W. Riegel Rd

Chancellor’s Walk


Racine Dr


Hogg

ard D

r

Foun

tain

Dr

Rose Ave

Oak Crest Dr

Oak Leaf Dr

Wood Dale Dr

N Wallace Ave

Oriole Dr


Pine Needler Dr

Clear Run Dr

Mallard St

N Ma

cmilla

n Ave


New Center Dr

Oriole Dr

Ando

ver R

d

Dixie Ave

BICYCLE CIRCULATION

Proposed Shared Bike Lane

Proposed Bike Path

Existing Bike Lane

Proposed Multi-Use Bike Lane

Cross City Trail

LEGEND

Proposed Buildings

Existing Buildings

Garage

Garage

Garage


N

S College Rd


Suite Service Loop

Price Dr

Hurst Dr

Cahill Dr

Wagoner Dr

Walton Dr

E. Riegel Rd

W. Riegel Rd

Chancellor’s Walk


Racine Dr


Hogg

ard D

r

Foun

tain

Dr

Rose Ave

Oak Crest Dr

Oak Leaf Dr

Wood Dale Dr

N Wallace Ave

Oriole Dr


Pine Needler Dr

Clear Run Dr

Mallard St

N Ma

cmilla

n Ave


New Center Dr

Oriole Dr

Ando

ver R

d

Dixie Ave

FOOD AND DINING

New Buildings

Existing Buildings

Enhancement of Existing Locations

Garage

Garage

Garage

5 min (1/4 mile) Walking Radius

Proposed Locations


N

S College Rd


Suite Service Loop

Price Dr

Hurst Dr

Cahill Dr

Wagoner Dr

Walton Dr

E. Riegel Rd

W. Riegel Rd

Chancellor’s Walk


Racine Dr


Hogg

ard D

r

Foun

tain

Dr

Rose Ave

Oak Crest Dr

Oak Leaf Dr

Wood Dale Dr

N Wallace Ave

Oriole Dr


Pine Needler Dr

Clear Run Dr

Mallard St

N Ma

cmilla

n Ave


New Center Dr

Oriole Dr

Ando

ver R

d

Dixie Ave

LANDSCAPE FRAMEWORK

» Promenade

» Active Lawns

» Natural Corridor

» Natural Areas


N

Fisher Memorial Garden

Active Lawn

Main Plaza

Promenade/Chancellor’s Walk

Major Pedestrian Walkways

Natural Corridor/Blue Line Stream

Garden

Athletic + Recreational Space

Recreational Space

Residential Courtyard

Natural Area

Bluethenthal Wildflower Preserve

Landscape Buffer

Natural Area Gateway

Wetland

Proposed Bike Trail

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HPHP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

HP HP

HP

LP

LPLP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP LP LP

LP

LP LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

LP

STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

Green Infrastructure (Raingarden, Bioretention, swale)

Stormwater Collection Corridors(Major Pedestrian Walkways)

Water flow direction

Flood Zone

High Point

Low Point

Waterbody

Wetland

Low-High Elevation

HP

LP

» Green Infrastructure (Rain Gardens, Bioswales and Wetlands)

» Stormwater Collection Corridors (Major Pedestrian Walkways)


N

PROGRAMSUMMARY

PROGRAM SUMMARY





Total 640,000 255,400 102,600 282,000







NEXT STEPS

NEXT STEPS

Adoption of the Campus Master Plan Framework

Delivery of Final Master Plan Document (October)


Documents

UNCW CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Master Plan... · regarding site, program, and ... Randall Library Strategic Plan, Parking Study, Athletics, ... Recreation UNCW Campus Master Plan Update