University of California
Santa Cruz
Long Range Development Plan
Public Workshop #3
April 21, 2004
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•Important regional trail connection
across campus
•Significant use of north campus
trails by bicyclists (not allowed on
many trails in Pogonip, state parks)
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Open Space Context
Recreation
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Paths
Sidewalks along roads
Forest paths
Informal trails
• Shuttle access
• Perceived “safer”
• Less “natural” character
• Sense of enclosure
• Foreground views, meandering routes
• Dappled shade
• Recreation use
• In ravines, or through open meadow
Pedestrian streets
• Designed pedestrian environments
• Double as social gathering spaces
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Pedestrian Experience Mapping
Significant Journeys
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Special places on the pathways…
•Redwood fairy rings
•Oak groves
•Views
•Transition spaces
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Pedestrian Experience Mapping
Significant Journeys
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Bridges
•Gateways to the campus core
•Important to campus identity
•Immersed in forest
•Awareness of ravines
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Pedestrian Experience Mapping
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Significant Journeys
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Open Space and Recreation
•Larger gathering areas
•Open and sunny
•Shared by all
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Pedestrian Experience Mapping
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• Web of pedestrian used routes
• Routes composed of various path
types
• Paths connect building clusters
separated by natural open spaces
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Pedestrian Experience Mapping
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Development in Clusters
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•“Warped grid” of north south and
east west routes acts as basic
circulation framework
• Pedestrian routes alternate natural
and developed environments
•Approximated walking times of the
segments
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Pedestrian Rhythms
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Preliminary Projected Floor Area (non-Housing)
Instruction & Research
Organized Research Units, ORA's
Academic Support
Libraries
Student Services
Public Services
Phys. Ed./Recreation
Institutional & Admin. Support
5,750,000 GSF
+150%
4,900,000 GSF
+112%
4,010,000 GSF
+74%
3,485,500 GSF
+50%
2,304,000 GSF
Existing/
Approved
Scenario 1
15,000 FTE
Scenario 2
17,000 FTE
Scenario 3
21,000 FTE
Scenario 4
25,000 FTE
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Existing Development
Site Design Studies
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Scenario 1 – 15,000 Students
Site Design Studies
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Scenario 2 – 17,000 Students
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Scenario 3 – 21,000 Students
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Scenario 4 – 25,000 Students
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Illustrative Plan
Scenario 3
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•1988 LRDP Land Use
•North Loop Road
•Meyer Drive Extended
•New student housing mostly to the north
•Minimal student housing in-fill
•Minimal core expansion
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Option A
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•Change to 1988 LRDP Land Use
•North Loop Road
•Meyer Drive extended
•Moderate new student housing to the north
•Moderate student housing in-fill
•Expanded core potential
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Option B
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•1988 LRDP Land Use
•Extend Heller to Empire Grade
•Meyer Drive extended
•Moderate new student housing to the north
•Moderate student housing in-fill
•Minimal core expansion
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Option C
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•Change to 1988 LRDP Land Use
•No north Loop Road
•Meyer Drive Extended
•Graduate College at Porter Meadow
•College 11 and 12 at existing OPERS fields
•OPERS fields relocate and expand to the south
•Maximize student in-fill housing
•Minimal core expansion
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Option D
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Core Study
Option A – Loop Road
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250 beds
400 beds
450 beds
300 beds
250 beds
Total infill potential:
1,550 beds
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Option B – Expanded Core
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With road and apartments
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Housing in-fill Study
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Porter Meadow Graduate College Study
Option D – East West Expansion
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Option A
Porter Meadow
Option D – East West Expansion
Option B
Option C
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Option D
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Summary
Options
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