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At the Lower/Middle School, the plan coalesces around three projects and associated landscapes:
The goal was to “complete” the campus by making it more coherent, unified, and beautiful. Landscape spaces are proposed that meet specific program needs and provide a greater diversity of landscape character. The result will be a network of functional and memorable landscape spaces.
The Master Plan for the 31st Street campus proposes a tightly knit series of outdoor spaces that are well-defined by new and existing buildings.
The central Green organizes a series of more intimate outdoor spaces. The character and program of each of these spaces is tailored to the specific community it serves.
See the details about the proposed buildings and open spaces below.
The Master Plan for the 31st Street campus proposes a tightly knit series of outdoor spaces that are well-defined by new and existing buildings.
The central Green organizes a series of more intimate outdoor spaces. The character and program of each of these spaces is tailored to the specific community it serves.
See the details about the proposed buildings and open spaces below.
The Master Plan for the 31st Street campus is predicated on the selective demolition of existing buildings.
The building that were selected to be removed require expensive code upgrades, are functionally obsolete, and/or stand in the way of higher priority solutions and benefits.
The Master Plan for the 31st Street campus is predicated on the selective demolition of existing buildings.
The building that were selected to be removed require expensive code upgrades, are functionally obsolete, and/or stand in the way of higher priority solutions and benefits.
The Master Plan for the 31st Street campus is predicated on the selective demolition of existing buildings.
The building that were selected to be removed require expensive code upgrades, are functionally obsolete, and/or stand in the way of higher priority solutions and benefits.