Sector Plans Long Range Development Plan Sector Plan 3 and 4
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SECTOR PLANS LONG RANGE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SECTOR PLAN 3 AND 4 December 2004 Prepared by Gibbs & Brown Landscape Architects Ltd. SECTOR PLANS LONG RANGE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SECTOR PLAN 3 AND 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS iii 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1 4.4 Nodes 50 5.25 Assiniboia Hall 110 1.1 Background 3 4.4.1 University Gateways 53 5.26 Computing Science Centre / Athabasca Hall 111 1.2 Sector Structure 4 4.4.2 Primary Exterior Nodes 55 5.27 Pembina Hall 112 1.3 Sector Plan Organization 5 4.4.3 Secondary Exterior Nodes 59 5.28 SUB 113 4.4.4 Tertiary Nodes 59 5.29 Chemistry Centre (West & East) 114 2.0 SECTOR CHARACTERISTICS & VISION 7 4.4.5 Interior Nodes 60 5.30 CAB 115 2.1 Sector Characteristics 9 4.5 Landmarks 60 5.31 Earth Sciences 116 2.2 Sector Vision 11 4.5.1 Existing Landmarks 60 5.32 Arts 117 4.5.2 Opportunities for Landmarks 60 5.33 North Power Plant 118 3.0 VISUAL & PHYSICAL INVENTORY 13 4.5.3 Tertiary Landmarks 62 5.34 Tory Lecture Theatres 119 3.1 Districts 15 5.35 Rutherford Library (North & South) 120 3.2 Pathways 21 5.0 SITE SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 63 3.3 Edges 25 5.1 Industrial Design Studio 67 APPENDIX A: CAMPUS-WIDE GUIDELINES 121 3.4 Nodes 26 5.2 Physics / CCIS Proposed Site (at existing 3.5 Landmarks 30 V-Wing Lecture Theatres) 69 APPENDIX B: SECTOR IMPLEMENTATION 131 5.3 Biological Sciences (underground addition) 72 4.0 SECTOR DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES 31 5.4 Administration 74 APPENDIX C: GLOSSARY 137 4.1 Districts 33 5.5 Riverfront Site 76 4.1.1 West Academic District 33 5.6 H. M. Tory Building / Business (addition) 78 4.1.2 River Valley District 35 5.7 Civil/Electrical Engineering 81 4.1.3 North Campus Quad District 35 5.8 Dentistry/Pharmacy 4.1.4 East Academic District 36 (south wing to be preserved) 84 4.2 Pathways 37 5.9 The HUB 87 4.2.1 Vehicular Pathways 41 5.10 RCMS 89 4.2.1.1 116 Street 41 5.11 Centre for Subatomic Research 91 4.2.1.2 Saskatchewan Drive 42 5.12 Cameron Library 93 4.2.1.3 89 Avenue 42 5.13 South Lab 95 4.2.2 Service Vehicle Pathways 43 5.14 Human Ecology 97 4.2.3 Pedestrian Pathways with Service Vehicle 5.15 Windsor Car Park 100 Access 44 5.16 NINT Building 101 4.2.4 Existing and Proposed Drop-off Loops 44 5.17 Chemical & Materials Engineering 102 4.2.5 Existing Primary Pedestrian Pathways 45 5.18 ECERF / ETLC 103 4.2.6 Existing Secondary Pedestrian Pathways 46 5.19 NREF 104 Note: 4.2.7 Existing Tertiary Pedestrian Pathways 47 5.20 General Services Building 105 The illustrations depicted in the Sector Plans are conceptual only 4.2.8 Interior Pedestrian Pathways & Pedways 5.21 Stadium Car Park 106 and are intended to graphically describe the intent of the guidelines. (Covered / Uncovered and Underground / 5.22 Agriculture / Forestry Building 107 5.23 Morrison Structural Engineering Lab 108 The actual character and details of a specific development will be Above Ground Connectors) 47 determined during the design stage of that development. 4.3 Edges 48 5.24 Mechanical Engineering 109 SECTOR PLAN 3 & 4 Table of Contents iii SECTOR PLANS LONG RANGE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SECTOR PLAN 3 AND 4 LIST OF FIGURES north side of Cameron Library 20 the Comp. Science Cntr. & Pembina Hall 29 Figure 18: Looking north-west toward CAB from the south- Figure 35: Looking north-east toward Business Building and Figure 1: Location of Sectors 3 & 4 within the University of west corner of South Lab 20 to the north side of Arts 29 Alberta North Campus 3 Figure 19: 116 Street, looking south from 91 Avenue 22 Figure 36: Looking east along 89 Avenue from ‘The Dove’ at Figure 2: Strategic Planning Structure 4 Figure 20: Saskatchewan Drive, looking east from Biological Celebration Plaza 30 Figure 3: Sector Pattern 4 Sciences 22 Figure 37: Districts 34 Figure 4: Campus Structure 10 Figure 21: Looking east along 89 Avenue from the 114 Figure 38: Pathways (Vehicular / Pedestrian) 38 Figure 5: Looking north at pedway between General Ser- Street intersection 22 Figure 39: Future Service Pathways 39 vices Building and Agriculture / Forestry 15 Figure 22: Looking north between SUB and the Administra- Figure 40: Pathways (Pedestrian) 40 Figure 6: Looking east, south of SUB toward tion Building 23 Figure 41: Pedestrian and Vehicular Pathways - 116 Street 89 Avenue 16 Figure 23: Looking east toward Pembina Hall, north (Conceptual Sketch) 41 Figure 7: Looking north-east from the Computing of SUB 23 Figure 42: Victoria Promenade, Downtown Edmonton 42 Science Centre 16 Figure 24: North-west corner of Mechanical Engineering Figure 43: Looking east, south of SUB toward Celebration Figure 8: Looking east, from the north-west wing of Building 23 Plaza – Conceptual Sketch 43 Biological Sciences, along Sask. Dr. 16 Figure 25: Looking east toward Assiniboia and Athabasca Figure 44: Service / Pedestrian Pathway Intersection – Figure 9: Looking south-east from Saskatchewan Drive Halls 23 Conceptual Sketch 43 toward Earth Sciences and the Tory Tower 17 Figure 26: Looking north toward HUB from 112 Street at Figure 45: Pedestrian Pathways – Conceptual Sketch of Figure 10: Looking south-west, from Saskatchewan Drive Fine Arts Building 26 Hierarchy of Layout & Materials 45 toward Biological Sciences 17 Figure 27: North Campus Quad from the south-west 26 Figure 46: West HUB Walk – Conceptual Sketch 46 Figure 11: Looking west from the east side of North Campus Figure 28: Looking north-west toward Celebration Plaza Figure 47: University of Alberta Alumni Walk – Design Quad 18 from the 114 St. / 89 Ave. intersection 26 Concept 46 Figure 12: Panorama looking south-west, from Arts toward Figure 29: East Academic Quad from the north-east 27 Figure 48: Edges 49 the North Power Plant 18 Figure 30: Looking north-east toward Assiniboia Hall from Figure 49: Nodes 51 Figure 13: Looking east between Chemical & Materials Eng. the Computing Science Centre 27 Figure 50: Nodes and Pedestrian Pathways Overlay 52 and ECERF/ETLC from 116 St. 19 Figure 31: Looking north-east toward Rutherford Library Figure 51: West Academic Quad – Conceptual Figure 14: Looking west at pedway between Chemical & from the south-east corner of Dentistry / Sketch 54 Materials Eng. and ECERF/ETLC 20 Pharmacy 27 Figure 52: Rutherford Square – Design Concept 54 Figure 15: Earth Sciences from the north-west at service Figure 32: North HUB entry panorama (including Rutherford Figure 53: North-East Academic Quad – Conceptual road 20 House) 28 Sketch 55 Figure 16: Biological Sciences from the south-west 20 Figure 33: Looking east along 89 Avenue from the west side Figure 54: Riverfront Green – Conceptual Sketch 56 of 116 Street 28 Figure 55: West 89 Avenue Entry – Conceptual Sketch 56 Figure 17: Looking east toward the Arts Building from the Figure 34: View north of SUB toward Agriculture / Forestry, Figure 56: West Academic Courtyard – Conceptual SECTOR PLAN 3 & 4 Table of Contents iv SECTOR PLANS LONG RANGE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SECTOR PLAN 3 AND 4 Sketch 56 Figure 5.22: Agriculture / Forestry Building 107 Figure 57: Dentistry / Pharmacy Entry – Conceptual Figure 5.23: Morrison Structural Engineering Lab 108 Rendering 57 Figure 5.24: Mechanical Engineering 109 Figure 58: Power Plant Precinct – Precedent Images 58 Figure 5.25: Assiniboia Hall 110 Figure 59: Tertiary Node – Conceptual Sketch 59 Figure 5.26: Computing Science Centre / Figure 60: Landmarks 61 Athabasca Hall 111 Figure 5.27: Pembina Hall 112 Site Specifi c Guidelines: Figure 5.28: SUB 113 Figure 5.29: Chemistry Centre (West & East) 114 Figure 5.1: Industrial Design Studio 67 Figure 5.30: CAB 115 Figure 5.2: Physics / CCIS Proposed Site (at existing V-Wing Figure 5.31: Earth Sciences 116 Lecture Theatres) 69 Figure 5.32: Arts 117 Figure 5.3: Biological Sciences (underground addition) 72 Figure 5.33: North Power Plant 118 Figure 5.4: Administration 74 Figure 5.34: Tory Lecture Theatres 119 Figure 5.5: Riverfront Site 76 Figure 5.35: Rutherford Library – (North & South) 120 Figure 5.6: H. M. Tory Building / Business (addition) 78 Figure 5.7: Civil / Electrical Engineering 81 Figure 5.8: Dentistry / Pharmacy (south wing and elevation to be preserved) 84 Figure 5.9: The HUB 87 Figure 5.10: RCMS 89 Figure 5.11: Centre for Subatomic Research 91 Figure 5.12: Cameron Library 93 Figure 5.13: South Lab 95 Figure 5.14: Human Ecology 97 Figure 5.15: Windsor Car Park 100 Figure 5.16: NINT Building 101 Figure 5.17: Chemical & Materials Engineering 102 Figure 5.18: ECERF / ETLC 103 Figure 5.19: NREF 104 Figure 5.20: General Services Building 105 Figure 5.21: Stadium Car Park 106 SECTOR PLAN 3 & 4 Table of Contents v SECTOR PLANS LONG RANGE DEVELOPMENT PLAN SECTOR PLAN 3 AND 4 Introduction 1 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background the need to establish specific Sector Plans for each of these Sectors. This document specifically addresses Sectors 3 and 4 on the North Campus. (Refer to Figure 1). The purposes for In June 2002, the Board of Governors of the University of the Sector Plans are: Alberta adopted a Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) for the University, establishing a vision for shaping and guiding • To develop a vision for development and redevelopment future growth, development and redevelopment at the four compatible with the principles of the LRDP.