Services
Campus Planning
Size
320 acres
Student FTE
Existing - 24,500
Planned - 34,000
Completion
March 2016
Presentations
“Community and Place—Shared and Divergent Campus Planning Approaches,” Pacific Regional Conference, Co-speaker, 2016
View
University Web Site
Report
Appendix

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The University of Oregon Campus Physical Framework Vision (UOCPFV) presents a comprehensive physical structure of the campus. It is a resource to the university’s Campus Plan. It provides greater specificity to inform decisions to accommodate growth and change, and to ensure the enhancement of the campus’s beauty, legacy, and functionality. The university undertook this study in recognition that their Campus Plan lacked direction in areas where the campus has grown over the last few decades. The UOCPFV provides greater specificity of open spaces and buildings to better inform decisions on how to accommodate growth and change, and preserve the beauty and functionality of the campus.

A geographic information-based on-line survey prepared with the university identified patterns of use such as places to study, eat, socialize as well as modes of circulation. In addition, university staff prepared numerous diagrams of the current campus systems including open space, circulation, and access.

Location: Eugene, Oregon
Client: University of Oregon
Responsibilities: Campus Planning and Design
Prime Consultant: Robert Sabbatini AICP FASLA
Consultants: PLACE- Landscape Architecture; and Perkins+Will, Campus Planning

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