Clemson University CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Project Schedule Agenda WORKSHOP 2

December 01, 2016

 Analysis Updates

• MyCampus Findings • Space Needs Summary • Mobility  Framework Mapping  Brainstorm Session

ANALYSIS UPDATES Postcard by Jonathan Balcombe (Class of 2015), Creative Services Internship

MyCampus Findings

Survey Respondent Overview TYPE OF RESPONDENT Icon Summary BY RESPONDENT TYPE Structure & Sense of Place

LANDMARKS

• Bowman Field & Tillman

• Carillon Garden, Amphitheater, Reflecting Pond, & Library

• Fort Hill & wooded quad

• Hendrix Center

• Death Valley, Littlejohn, Riggs Field, and Fike

• Agricultural fields and Botanical Gardens

Tillman used to be a very Structure & iconic place for me (before I became a student) Now that Sense of I know who Tillman was I am no longer impressed. Seeing Tillman tells Place me I’m home. LANDMARKS The trees and vast green spaces in the middle of campus are Death Valley! what made me fall in love with Football, Go Tigers! Clemson on my first visit here.

Library Bridge is the main We are blessed to go to Favorite view school whose back yard is a directional place my looking back toward lake. The reason why friends and I use when Auburn will never be better reflection pool. trying to meet up/find than Clemson each other It's not clear that you've entered the campus Mobility when you drive this direction. We need to GATEWAYS clearly designate where campus starts for visitors.

• Most frequently noted (Cherry & Perimeter Intersection) gateways along 93 at College Ave and Sikes

• Other primary gateways along 93 at 76 , when crossing Lake Hartwell, and at 76 and Perimeter

• Smaller gateways along Perimeter Road

Mobility PEDESTRIAN ROUTES

• Library Bridge and Fort Hill diagonal path are most frequently used walking routes

• Connections north-south between Tillman-Lee and Sikes-Brooks also significant

• Connections back to parking lots and residential areas

Mobility BIKE ROUTES

• Significantly more bicycle traffic enters from downtown Clemson and east

• Perimeter Road was infrequently marked as bicycling route on survey

• Significant bicycle traffic all across central campus

Mobility TRANSIT ROUTES

• Significant differences in east/west routes

• East route primarily links to parking lots; loop route

• West loop links to Downtown Clemson & Central; out-and-back route

Mobility DRIVING ROUTES

• Primary connections along 93 and Perimeter Road drawn

• Secondary connections along Cherry Rd. and Williamson Rd.

• Several routes in central campus appear to be based on entering parking lots (Sikes & Library lot east)

• Lots of driving around within parking lots drawn

Academic & Research Life

HEART OF CAMPUS

• Distinct layers of areas considered the heart of campus

• Central heart: South of Bowman to Library, including Daniel to east and Fort Hill to West

• Secondary core including Stadium and academic bldgs east to Cherry Rd

• Parking lots along Perimeter mark a transition to areas much less frequently considered the heart of campus

Academic & Research Life CLASSROOMS

• More favorite classrooms in buildings on west side of campus

• Highest marks for Academic Success Center, Lever, Watt, and Life Sciences Building

• Least favorite classrooms in Newman, Kinard, and Olin Academic & Research Life I love Hardin. It The ASC classrooms CLASSROOMS feels cozy and the are so open and classrooms make me comfortable that they happy to go to class. Favorite Classrooms encourage discussion. characteristics:

 “Historic” feel Many of Sirrine's classrooms are Love having a  Natural light kind of old and classroom in my could probably use  New / updated spaces building! a gentle renovation.  Comfortable rooms However, I really  Convenient building enjoy them because Absolutely love the locations of their historical Classrooms are big layout of P&A lecture hall nature. and filled with (rm 174). Easy to get in natural light. and out of seats, outlets at every seat. Every lecture hall should be laid out like this. Academic & Okay classrooms, just Research Life really far from the rest These classrooms are CLASSROOMS of the engineering very cramped and difficult to get in and Least Favorite Classroom curriculum. characteristics: out of. Daniel Hall exterior just makes me dread  Old/outdated spaces going to class - and  Desks that are The downstairs labs the inside isn't any uncomfortable, have insufficient space for are extremely old better. Very dated, writing, or that block rows and outdated. The and dirty. equipment provided  Insufficient outlets to students is dirty  Not enough natural light and shocking to see This building is atrocious.  Located too far from other at such a nice Classes should not be classes or dorms university. allowed to be held here.  Classrooms that are too The auditorium has small for number of broken seats and the students The ag quad buildings smell is horrible. are old and smelly, most specifically Newman. They also have weird/ confusing layouts. Academic & Research Life FAVORITE & LEAST FAVORITE CLASSROOMS

• Takeaways here … Academic & Research Life RESEARCH

• Only a handful of faculty took survey, so responses reflect primarily student research impressions

• Cooper Library, Rhode, Fluor Daniel, Life Sciences, and Biosystems Research Complex all were noted as high quality spaces for research

• Few spaces marked as low quality

• Many references to online research Not crowded and perfect location for students on all parts of campus/need to park to get here. favorite spot to meeting inside for groups. [Union] Not enough areas for quiet discussion [library] Academic & Honors Center at Now prefer this atrium.. a much more relaxed Research Life Core has some good COLLABORATION study rooms for atmosphere than the library [Fluor] SPACES groups

• Primarily concentrated in Library is over crowded, there typically aren't Cooper, Watt, and Now prefer this atrium.. open tables for group work Academic Success Center a much more relaxed • Significantly less atmosphere than the collaboration indicated in library. Easy location to meet with lab groups. [Cooper] other academic buildings Not enough areas by students for quiet discussion

• Sense that it can be hard to find space for groups to collaborate – Library can Lots of rentable spaces be crowded Great for groups if with nice technology you can get a room which can be hard. The library is always jam packed, I wish we could build another floor or something

Honors center at Core has some good study rooms for groups New and airy - like the sunny and open feel. Way too crowded now. better than the library Architecture library. Not many quiet and comfy

Very nice lounges with places to study on campus. Academic & plenty of room to study. Needs more outlets Fantastic coffee shop around the room. Research Life environment at All In the watts center is very nice i like the new STUDY SPACES Study in Starbucks - the technology we can use, i just don't like all the newer one isn't as nice as glass so everyone can watch you from the old one. • Students say it can be hard everywhere to find a quiet, available space to study The student lounge Often time very difficult to find • Significant studying in in Sirrine is not a bad Library, Watts, and place to study if you a table Academic Success Center can find a table.

• Core Campus emerging as a key study space in the northwestLee part library of central offers a nice, Should be open later There's too many students usually to find a quiet campus quiet, and lesser known & rooms should be place to study without going into the basement • Desires fornook more on outlets campus – (with lots I like studying in the available to use for inside andof outsidenatural light) to study. library when I can find a studying purposes levels which look out of the 60's. But only place place. It's generally very I've found to work. full. Needs more spots with outlets. Not the best place to study but there are few good options. [off campus]

Cooper Library is amazing but now there are so xxx many students it's almost impossible to find a Great place for our PhD's students. good place to study I must give my compliments to Schiletter Dining I do not feel safe crossing the 123 hall. For having to feed thousands of students, Eat downtown or 133, even in the crosswalk. they do an excellent job. Sure, some people may Campus Life Drivers do not know that they sometimes - parking is LIVING & DINING are supposed to yield to an issue so we walk. complain about the quality of the food, but I pedestrians in the crosswalk. myself am pleased with it. I am always able to Eat downtown find at least one food station that I like per meal. sometimes - Additionally, the dining hall staff at schiletter parking is an • East and west neighborhoods issue so we walk. clearly defined in mapping are always friendly, and I must request that if anyone of authority reads my comments please • Fewer eating optionsAwesome on the , just a little southern half of old.campus, Needs a little update give Mrs Sam and Mrs Arsonia a raise because especially in Ag Quad they have always put a smile on my face. • Core Campus already emerging as a mixed use anchor for western campus

• Comments say it can be hard to find seating in dining halls, Hendrix, and Canteen I would love to have • Desires for later bus service When I eat on campus, I eat a more food on this side lot in the library. It's good for to off-campus areas Pretty good quality apartments, of campus. getting snacks and for heating especially for the convenience of up food I brought from home. being on campus, but definitely It would be great if there were need some renovating in the more places around campus to near future. heat up food from home. Campus Life SOCIALIZING & GATHERING

• Gathering most common in Hendrix and Cooper, but also in many academic buildings

• Socializing occurs across campus, and in downtown Clemson WFIC-- but we often get kicked out (even though we have rooms reserved) and the space isn't ideal for students (hours, food policies, and barriers to innovation)-- this building has lots of potential but really is dragging the innovation landscape at Clemson down right now I socialize with friends in my building (Rhodes) because we are always here #LifeOfGradStudents I enjoy being active with friends at Fike. I miss the Gantt Center being in here I can't saw I love Schilletter's food(besides the cookies and ice cream), however, when I had a meal plan, I spent a significant amount of time We spend a lot of time in the physics lounge in Kinard. With a here. I met a lot of new people here and was always hanging out with my growing department and increasing underclassman engagement, we friends when we weren't in class. Plus the staff is amazing! I enjoy being active with could really use a bigger space. Campus Life friends at Fike. Running club I spend most of my time here. Even when I don't have classes I can go meets here, SOCIALIZING & I met a lot of new people I wish we had more places to socialize, we normally just hang out in pretty ideal here and, inevitably, there will be someone else here to talk to. GATHERING here and was always dining halls or our dorm. hanging out with my friends Needs more space for the amount of students, faculty, and staff we Need more fitness options around campus, Fike is overcrowded. Crossfit C-L-E-M-S-O------N! when we weren't in class. have. A graduate student library and/or space would be great! Plus the staff is amazing! classes would be really cool • Gathering most common in Hendrix and Cooper, Pretty much all over campus but also in many academic Hard to get rooms that we need for club meetings unless buildings xxx planned well in advance. Running club meets here, pretty ideal • Socializing occurs across campus, and in downtown Clemson C-L-E-M-S-O------N!

• Clubs can have trouble Hendrix is a nice place to sit Hendrix is a nice place to sit around and meet up with people. finding suitable spaces to around and meet up with people. meet Unfortunately, its all the way on the other side of campus. I'd love to see Unfortunately, its all the way on the other side of campus. a similar open gathering space for socialization on West Campus Love going on walks through As an architecture major, I spend most of my on campus socializing in, I spend most of my time this place. This should be and around Lee Hall. Otherwise we try to escape campus and go to here. Even when I don't showed off more and told to have classes I can go here students. Advertise these Greenville or the mountains. and, inevitably, there will be trails and spruce it up a bit. someone else here to talk to. (No pun intended) "Love going on walks through this place. This should be showed off more and told to students. Advertise these trails and spruce it up a bit. (No pun intended)" Hard to get rooms that we need for club meetings unless planned well in advance. We spend a lot of time in the physics lounge in Kinard. With a growing department and increasing underclassman engagement, we could really use a bigger space. I wish we had more places to socialize, we normally just hang out in dining halls or our dorm. I don't like meetings in Newman, or even class really Needs more space for the amount of students, faculty, and staff we have. A graduate student library and/or space would be great! Campus Life RECREATION SPACES

• Concentrated in north and western half of campus

• Bowman Field and IM Fields provide outdoor recreation opportunities

• Many comments reference that Fike is often crowded

• Running along dikes mentioned by some Often too crowded. Campus Too far away for The walkways surrounding the lake are the perfect place for a We need more of me to reasonably long walk Life everything that's in here use, I've only been for a school our size. here once. Great for a run RECREATION SPACES Fike is fantastic, but like the library, is often overcrowded. It is • Concentrated in hard to find a time when it is not crowded, and is discouraging Bowman is the best north and western to those who would like to get a quick workout in each day. place for recreation half of campus Turf Field is Bowman is the best place for recreation • Bowman Field and awesome but wish IM Fields provide therexxx was more outdoor recreation public time. opportunities

• Many comments reference that Fike is often crowded Running on the • Running along dikes mentioned by dikes is a part of xxx some my daily routine Improvement Opportunities IMPROVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• Building renovations

• More parking

• More open space

• More study space

• More recreation space

• More dining options

• Road / intersection improvements Although there is one side here It’s just too small that tells drivers to share the Improvementfor the Opportunities amount of lane with bicycles, the hectic IMPROVEMENT students. traffic doesn't really allow for OPPORTUNITIES bike riding.

• Building renovations The buildings have been • More parking allowed to fall into disrepair and uncleanliness that is • More open space not characteristic of an R1 xxx • More study space research university.

• More recreation space

• More dining options It can get very Some of these buildings crowded. Some of these buildings • Road / intersection (Poole, Newman) seem improvements (Poole, Newman) seem outdatedoutdated thethe most onon campus. more parking... campus. MORE PARKING!!

Parking needs improvement the most. Space Needs Summary Space Needs Summary WHAT WE HEARD  Exploring space needs for a ten year timeframe; in alignment with strategic enrollment targets: 22,300 undergraduate students  Expansion of the physical plant has not kept pace with the rate of enrollment growth in the last 10-15 years  Significant facility investments have occurred at the innovation campuses in recent years  Focus has been on maintaining the physical plant on the main campus  High levels of room utilization reinforce the need for additional instructional space in the future  Strong demand for small sections sizes reinforces the need to right-size instructional inventory  Significant need for office space and study space both inside and outside the library  Renovation/addition to Fike, new Snow Family Complex and HUB at Douthit Hills will address long term recreation space needs, plus additional outdoor fields  Goal is to continue to accommodate the freshman class and 50 percent of the sophomore class  Challenge will be to balance supply and demand for traditional-style dorms, which is the ideal configuration for first year students  Planned and anticipated projects will help to meet the future space needs

Mobility Mobility VEHICULAR ENTRIES TO CAMPUS

Vehicular Flow Path

Percentage of Vehicular #% Making Movement Number of Vehicular Making (#) Movement 0 1,000 2,000 Feet

Source: Stantec Mobility PARKING AREA COUNTS

0 1,000 2,000 Feet FRAMEWORK MAPPING Postcard by Jonathan Balcombe (Class of 2015), Creative Services Internship

Campus Hydrology Larger Land Holdings Cultural Open Space Views to be Protected and Enhanced Pedestrian Networks Educational Mission

COOPER LIBRARY

Library Academic/Research Building Academic/Research District Student Life DOUTHIT HILL STUDENT COMMONS

BARNES CENTER FIKE REC CENTER SCHILLETTER DINING HALL

CORE CAMPUS COOPER LIBRARY HENDRIX DINING STUDENT FERNOW CENTER STREET CAFE REDFERN HEALTH CENTER

Library Academic/Research Building Academic/Research District Student Center / Dining Residential District Recreational Facility Recreation District WALKER GOLF COURSE Athletics

RIGGS FIELD

SLOAN TENNIS CENTER

LITTLEJOHN COLISEUM

JERVEY ATHLETIC CENTER Library Academic/Research Building MEMORIAL Academic/Research District STADIUM Student Center / Dining Residential District Recreational Facility INDOOR DOUG Recreation District PRACTICE KINGSMORE FACILITY Athletic Facility STADIUM Athletic District Historic Buildings

1 2 3 5 14 4 6 9 8

7 11 1 Mell Hall 10 2 Holtzendorff Hall 3 Godfrey Hall 12 4 Tillman Hall 15 5 Sikes Hall 6 Long Hall 13 7 Fort Hill 8 Trustee’s House 9 Hardin Hall 10 Sirrine Hall 11 Riggs Hall WALKER GOLF 12 Lowry Hall COURSE 13 Lee Hall 14 Banes Center 15 Strom Thurmond Institute

Historic Building Historic District Projects in Planning or Construction

Projects Under Construction 1 Football Operations Building 7 6 2 Douthit Hills Project Planned Projects 4 3 New Tennis Building Planned Future Projects 4 Advanced Materials Innovation Complex 5 Business School 6 Chapel 7 New Daniel Hall Historic Building Likely Demolition Planned Project

1 Potential Demolition OPTION 1 4

1 2

1 Central Campus Facility 2 Harcombe Dining Hall 3 Visitor Center 4 LittleJohn House 5 Newman Hall 6 Endocrine Physiology Laboratory 6 Potential Demolition Potential Renovation and Addition OPTION 1

2 3 5 8 1 Sirrine Hall 4 7 2 Mauldin Hall 3 Vickery Hall 6 9 1 4 Edward Hall 5 Schilletter Dining Hall 6 Redfern Health Center 7 Hendrix Student Center 8 Fike Recreation Center 9 Shoeboxes 10 Thornhill Village Historic Building Potential Demolition Planned Project Proposed Renovation & Addition Potential Proposed Development Site OPTION 1

Historic Building Potential Demolition Planned Project Proposed Renovation & Addition Potential Development Site Potential Open Space OPTION 1 POTENTIAL BOWMAN “BOWL”

POTENTIAL REC FIELDS

Historic Building Potential Demolition Planned Project Proposed Renovation & Addition Potential Development Site Potential Proposed Open Space Breakout Sessions 6 GROUPS

 Break out into Focus Groups:  Participation process:

• Academic & Research Needs (Caitlyn) • Gather in groups • Campus Life (Mary Anne) • Discuss questions • Open Space (Greg) • Sketch, trace, place program chips on the maps • Mobility (Stuart and Josh) • All ideas are welcome • Athletics and Recreation (Trey) • Each group will have 5 minutes to report back at the • Clemson Family (Jill) end off the session

 Discussion questions:

• What are the key considerations relative to your area? • How will growth impact your area? • Ideas for addressing these areas in the future?