AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Agenda October 20, 2009
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1 1 October 20, 2009
2 Agenda October 20, Introductions 2. University strategic direction 3. Site analysis 4. Historic inventory 2
3 Resources Community Relations web page Campus Plan web page 3
4 4 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Strategic Vision
5 5 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Strategic Vision
6 6 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 2011 Campus Plan Timetable
7 Future Activity October 2009 Present university s strategic direction Present and discuss Site Analysis Present and discuss Historic Inventory November 2009 Discuss Site Analysis Present and discuss sustainability issues Finalize population assumptions Present status report to ANCs January 2010 Finalize site selection Present and discuss initial plan concepts February 2010 Finalize plan concepts 7
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9 9 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Campus Plan - Potential Site Inventory
10 Site Analysis Sites Nebraska Hall Tenley Campus Site Parking Lot Katzen West POB Site Kay Site Garage Site Old SIS Site McKinley Expansion Clark Site 45 th Street Site McKinley West Site Asbury Site Tennis Court Site Beeghly Site Public Safety Site Osborn Site CDC Site Tower Site Watkins Site
11 Site Analysis 45 th Street Field Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Public Park South: Massachusetts Avenue, Wesley Seminary and Private Residences East: 45 th Street and Katzen West Site West: 46 th Street and Church Note: Northeast of the site is Fort Gaines neighborhood and Southwest is Spring Valley Neighborhood Views: Most views into the site are from public roads. There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for long views from residential areas Impacts: Increased vehicular traffic, Structure on the site of open space. Site Area: 93,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 37,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 111,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative, Athletic/Recreation, Campus Life/Residential; Mixed uses
12 Site Analysis Asbury Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Sports Center South: Open Space Residence Halls East: Open Space, Garage West: Osborn, Athletic Fields Note: Central plant location Views: Views into the site are from the interior of the campus. Impacts: Existing structure will need to be demolished and central plant protected or replaced Site Area: 60,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 24,000 sq. ft. Stories: 5 Building Area: 120,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Athletic/Recreation Mixed uses
13 Site Analysis Beeghly Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Sports Center South: Open Space Residence Halls East: Open Space, Garage West: Osborn, Athletic Fields Note: Central plant location Views: Views into the site are from the interior of the campus. Impacts: Existing structure will need to be demolished and central plant protected or replaced Site Area: 24,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 15,000 sq. ft. Stories: 4 Building Area: 60,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Addition to Beeghly Chemistry Building to consolidate the science facilities now in Hurst, McKinley, Asbury and Beeghly.
14 Site Analysis Site Characteristics Adjacencies CDC Site North: Media Production Center South: Campus road, Hamilton East: Residence halls West: Athletic Fields, Residences Note: Child Development Center Views: Views into the site are from the interior of the campus. Impacts: Existing structure will need to be demolished, screening long views and lighting Site Area: 20,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 15,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 45,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Campus Life/Residential
15 Site Analysis Site Characteristics Adjacencies Clark Site North: Bender Library, New SIS South: Rockwood parkway, Residences East: Church, Residences West: Resident Hall (Letts) Note: First view of Campus from West Views: Views into the site are from the public roads, private residences and campus. Impacts: Existing structures will need to be demolished, design to be sensitive to scale of adjacent structures. Site Area: 100,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 75,000 sq. ft. Stories: 4 (average) Building Area: 300,000 gross area Potential Uses: Campus Life/Residential Academic/Administrative Mixed uses
16 Site Analysis Garage Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Butler Pavilion South: Open Space Residence Halls East: Mary Graydon Center West: Sports Center Note: Parking for 466 vehicles Views: Views into the site are from the interior of the campus. Impacts: Existing structure will need to be altered (sloped floors) Site Area: 27,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 27,000 sq. ft. Stories: 5 Building Area: 135,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative, Athletics/Recreation, Mixed uses
17 Site Analysis Katzen West Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Single family homes South: Massachusetts Avenue, Wesley Seminary East: Katzen Arts Center West: 45 th Street, Athletic Fields Note: North of the site is Fort Gaines neighborhood Views: Views into the site are from public roads and eleven private residences which border the site Impacts: Increased vehicular traffic, Structure on the site of open space. Structure would border private residences. Design would need to be sensitive to the adjacent homes. Site Area: 108,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 40,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 120,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Athletics/Recreation
18 Site Analysis Site Characteristics Adjacencies Kay Site North: Massachusetts Avenue, Katzen Arts Center South: Quadrangle, Academic Buildings East: Ward Circle West: Kogod School of Business Views: Views into the site are from the public roads and interior of campus. Impacts: No significant impact. Site Area: 8,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 8,000 sq. ft. Stories: 2 Building Area: 16,000 gross area Potential Uses: Campus Life/addition to Kay Spiritual Life Center
19 Site Analysis McKinley Expansion Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Mary Graydon Center South: McKinley Building East: Bender Library West: Open space, Asbury Views: Views into the site are from the interior of campus. Impacts: Request extension of current approval. Site Area: 15,000 sq. ft. Footprint: N/A. Stories: N/A Building Area: per zoning Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative
20 Site Analysis McKinley West Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Sports Center South: Residence Halls East: Asbury, Garage West: Osborn, Beeghly Views: Views into the site are from the interior of the campus. Impacts: No significant impact Site Area: 64,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 30,000 sq. ft. Stories: 6 Building Area: 180,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Campus Life/Residential Athletics/Recreation Mixed uses
21 Site Analysis Tower Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Reeves Field South: Jacobs Field East: Centennial Hall (Residential Hall) West: Single family homes Note: Media Production Center and volleyball courts on the site Views: Views into the site are from the interior of the campus and from adjacent residences. Impacts: Existing structure will need to be demolished Site Area: 72,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 50,000 sq. ft. Stories: 2 Building Area: 100,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Athletics/Recreation Mixed Uses
22 Site Analysis Nebraska Hall Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Church South: Katzen Arts Center East: Nebraska Avenue, Governmental Buildings (DHS) West: Single family homes, Fort Gaines Views: There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for views from residential areas Impacts: Increased vehicular traffic, Structure on the site of open space. Site Area: 45,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 25,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 75,000 gross area Potential Uses: Campus Life/Residential
23 Site Analysis Parking Lot Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Massachusetts Avenue South: Church East: Westover Place Townhouses West: Nebraska Avenue, AU Campus Views: There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for views from residences. Impacts: Increased vehicular traffic, Parking to be included. Site Area: 354,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 140,000 sq. ft. Stories: 4 average Building Area: 637,000 gross area Potential Uses: Campus Life/Residential Academic/Administrative Mixed Uses
24 Site Analysis Old SIS Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Hurst Building (AU) South: New SIS Building East: Nebraska Avenue, Parking Lot West: Quad, Mary Graydon Center Views: Primary views from campus and Public Street. Impacts: Existing building needs to be removed. New parking spaces below will add to vehicle load at SIS garage entrance. Site Area: 20,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 20,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 60,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative
25 Site Analysis Osborn Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Tennis Courts (AU) South: Beeghly Building (AU) East: Asbury Building (AU) West: Reeves Field, Public Street, Single family homes, Spring Valley Views: There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for views from residential areas Impacts: Screening at campus perimeter for lights and possible noise. Site Area: 12,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 12,000 sq. ft. Stories: 1 Building Area: 12,000 gross area Potential Uses: Athletics/Recreation Academic/Administrative Mixed Use
26 Site Analysis Site Characteristics Adjacencies POB Site North: Massachusetts Ave., Katzen Site South: Residence Halls (AU) East: President s Office Building (AU) West: Wesley Seminary Views: There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for views from residential areas Impacts: Design to be sensitive to views along Massachusetts Avenue. Site Area: 40,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 25,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 75,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Campus Life/Residential
27 Site Analysis Public Safety Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Residence Halls (AU) South: Rockwood parkway, Single family homes, some AU East: Rockwood Parkway, Single Family home. West: Single family homes, Fort Gaines Views: There is opportunity to provide some landscape buffering for views from residential areas Impacts: Increased activity, Current buildings would need to be razed. Site Area: 25,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 25,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 75,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Campus Life/Residential
28 Site Analysis Tenley Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Yuma Street, Church & School, Single Family Homes. South: Warren Street, Single Family Homes East:: Nebraska Avenue, Single Family Homes West: 42 nd Street, Single Family Homes Views: There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for views from residential areas Impacts: Increased vehicular traffic, Some existing structures would need to be razed. Historic Structure to be retained. Site Area: 356,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 140,000 sq. ft. Stories: 4 average Building Area: 584,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Campus Life/Residential
29 Site Analysis Tennis Court Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Wesley Seminary South: Reeves Field East: Sports Center West: University Avenue, Single family homes Spring Valley Views: Provide landscape buffering for views from residential areas. Design must be sensitive adjacent neighbors. Impacts: Open Tennis courts to be replaced by a building. Site Area: 100,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 60,000 sq. ft. Stories: 2, 40 ft total Building Area: 120,000 gross area Potential Uses: Athletics/Recreation Academic/Administrative Mixed Use
30 Site Analysis Watkins Site Site Characteristics Adjacencies North: Jacobs Field South: Kreeger, Korean Ambassador s Residence and Single Family Homes East: Child Development Center (AU) West: Single family homes, Spring Valley Views: There is opportunity to provide landscape buffering for views from residential areas Impacts: Design to be sensitive to bordering homes for light and noise. Site Area: 24,000 sq. ft. Footprint: 24,000 sq. ft. Stories: 3 Building Area: 72,000 gross area Potential Uses: Academic/Administrative Campus Life/Residential Athletics/Recreation
31 31 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Virtual Model of Campus
32 Historic Preservation 1. New Campus Plan process requires historic preservation element 2. District Historic Preservation Office will guide development 3. Conduct research on properties built before Identify historic resources 5. Develop plan to protect those resources 32
33 Historic Buildings Hurst Hall /9/ May 14,
34 Historic Buildings McKinley Building ?? May 14,
35 Historic Buildings McKinley & Hurst
36 Historic Buildings Mary Graydon Center
37 Historic Buildings Battelle Tompkins 1926, 57, 64, s 2009
38 Historic Buildings President s Office Building Unknown date
39 Historic Buildings Hamilton Building
40 Historic Buildings - Capital Hall, Tenley Campus 1904;
41 2009 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Historic Buildings Dunblane, Tenley Campus ?; 1935, 1974
42 Next Meeting November 10,
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