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y West Conference in fall 2020, ushering in a new era UC San Diego has always embraced a culture of UC San Diego’s iconic landmarks define our e Two campus light rail stations along the new Blue r r for Triton Athletics—one that provides a dynamic interdisciplinary exploration and experimentation. Line extension are increasing connectivity across campus. And our revitalization efforts not only o
T preserve UC San Diego’s physical history, they and immersive athletic experience for scholar- And our cross-campus partnerships have led to UC San Diego and welcoming our local community h
t are also creating a sustainable environment that r athletes, students, and the community. The state- groundbreaking discoveries. By creating dynamic to campus for exciting cultural, entertainment, o of-the-art Alex G. Spanos Athletic Performance spaces for people and ideas to collide—spaces like will benefit the community for many years to N and artistic events. Pedestrian and bike-friendly come. Since 2012, UC San Diego has completed Center provides strength, conditioning, training, Tata Hall for the Sciences, which brings together pathways will link campus neighborhoods and twenty-two LEED-certified building projects, and and rehabilitation facilities that ensure our great minds from across divisions; Altman Clinical improve mobility between living and learning LEED guidelines must be met by future building championship teams are prepared for Division I and Translational Research Institute, which unites spaces and public transportation, while new parking and renovation projects. These include the Geisel competition; meanwhile, recent renovations and research and clinical science to advance cures; and at the Osler and Voigt Drive parking structures—as G Library and Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of upgrades to RIMAC Arena ensure a first-class fan the Design and Innovation Building, which provides ene well as stalls embedded in residential and academic see Oceanography revitalizations and the new Marine experience for all. vibrant spaces for incubation, entrepreneurship, and A construction projects—will increase available spaces ven Conservation and Technology Facility. experiential learning—we spark novel concepts with ue by approximately 4,700, supporting enhanced the potential to transform our world. community engagement and accommodating the growing number of students on campus.
STUDENT GROWTH
As UC San Diego continues its historic growth RIMAC Arena toward enrolling 40,000 students, we are on a trajectory to become the largest residential campus Franklin Antonio Hall in the United States by 2028. While we grow in numbers, we are committed to helping our students thrive. Through our expanding residential college The Preuss School system of new, vibrant communities incorporating UC San Diego below-market-rate undergraduate housing and Voigt Drive nearby amenities; additional graduate housing options; and dynamic new spaces in which to live, learn, and play, we are providing a superior Walk Ridge experience for all our students. Geisel Library Voigt Parking and Transit Operations
Library Walk Library Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute Pepper Canyon North Torrey Pines Living Neighborhood and Learning Neighborhood Koman Family Outpatient Pavilion Light Rail Transit SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY
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Tata Hall for the Sciences VA Medical Center
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Nuevo West Housing Nuevo East Housing DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO ARTS AND CULTURE WORLD-CLASS Osler Parking HEALTH CARE Structure From the famed Stuart Collection (an evolving campuswide outdoor art collection) to ArtPower UC San Diego has long been known as a place
Park Boulevard Park (an annual program offering diverse global music, where discoveries are made. Today, the expansion dance, and special events) to our relationship with La Jolla Family House of our La Jolla and Hillcrest medical campuses the La Jolla Playhouse, where graduate students grows our reputation as the place where discoveries hone their skills in professional productions, there are delivered. Our internationally recognized are many ways to enjoy art at UC San Diego. And School of Medicine, Skaggs School of Pharmacy Future College Living and with new performance spaces and galleries, we are and Pharmaceutical Sciences, and the recently Market Street Learning Neighborhood opening even more doors to the arts and culture. UC San Diego established Herbert Wertheim School of Public Downtown Center Health and Human Longevity Science, as well as new and revitalized clinical and research facilities ensure our patients receive the very best care— and in the process, are helping us create a global 11th Avenue La Jolla Village Drive destination for leading-edge treatments. JACOBS MEDICAL CENTER AT UC SAN DIEGO HEALTH 2016 Continue the As UC San Diego Health’s flagship facility on our THE La Jolla medical campus, Jacobs Medical Center non tradition combines renowned physician-scientists, precision TRANSFORMATION medicine, clinical trials, and creative arts to provide UC San Diego has been shaped by an extraordinary healing experience for patients at our OF exceptional scholars who aren’t specialty pavilions for women and infants, advanced afraid to challenge expectations surgery, and cancer care. UC SAN DIEGO and redefine conventional wisdom. And today, UC San Diego’s physi- cal, cultural, and intellectual trans- formation bolsters our efforts to become a destination for students, patients, and our community. LA JOLLA FAMILY HOUSE 2020 La Jolla Family House, located just steps from our This transformation is fueled by La Jolla medical campus, will offer a welcoming home away the Campaign for UC San Diego— from home for families of patients seeking long-term care our university-wide comprehensive at UC San Diego Health. Families will have access to a fundraising effort concluding in supportive retreat with affordable and comfortable hotel- 2022—through which we are en- and apartment-style housing, laundry facilities, kitchens, UC SAN DIEGO DOWNTOWN CENTER, and community spaces where they can interact with other hancing student support, ensuring CONNECTING TO LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 2021 guests facing similar challenges. Page 8 | 08.02.17 student success, transforming our New UCSD Building Looking NE From 11th Ave and Market St. UC San Diego Downtown Center will be a new hub for learning, collaboration, and exchange between our campus, connecting our community, university and our vibrant binational region, connecting the campus to San Diego’s innovation ecosystem and redefining medicine and health and engaging our community in UC San Diego’s full array of research, teaching, and public service programs. care on a global scale. Together with our philanthropic partners, we will continue our nontraditional path MARINE CONSERVATION AND LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 2021
toward revolutionary ideas, unex- TECHNOLOGY FACILITY 2021 With two stops on campus—at Pepper Canyon pected answers, lifesaving discover- The new Marine Conservation and Technology Facility and Voigt Drive—the new light rail extension will ies, and planet-changing impact. will unite experts in conservation management and connect our university to downtown, neighborhoods technology solutions in a state-of-the-art structure throughout San Diego, and Mexico. The UC San Diego on the Scripps Institution of Oceanography campus. Blue Line will transform how our campus interacts This highly visible and accessible building will with our community, uniting the region with all that encourage robust community participation through we have to offer. student seminars and public outreach and empower collaborations that yield innovative discoveries.
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UCSD - PROJECT 4638 1920-232 TERRACE VIEWED FROM BLUFF EDGE SK-215 MARINE CONSERVATION FACILITY 06/20/2018 NORTH TORREY PINES LIVING AND TRITON PAVILION 2023 LEARNING NEIGHBORHOOD 2020 Destination Triton Pavilion, adjacent to the Pepper Canyon North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood will be mobility hub, will transform our university UC San Diego an integrated community for students to live, learn, and play. The center into a vibrant crossroads at the heart neighborhood includes the reenvisioned Craft Center, dedicated of campus. Triton Pavilion will welcome our At the University of California San Diego, facilities for the Divisions of Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences, community with something for everyone: a new home for alumni, a museum-quality we are known for our perfect weather and and a new home for Sixth College—including housing for 2,000 undergraduate students—in addition to a 600-seat auditorium; 1,200 exhibit detailing our campus’s unique history, miles of sandy beach, but there is more to underground parking spaces; retail space; a market; and a dining hall. new homes for Global Education and our campus than meets the eye. Look a lit- UC San Diego Extension, health and wellness tle deeper and you’ll see that UC San Diego NUEVO WEST AND resources, artists’ studios, retail and event has always been a place for invention and NUEVO EAST HOUSING 2020 spaces, and an inclusive campus experience innovation, collaboration and discovery. where people and ideas intersect. Nuevo West and Nuevo East are part of the Mesa Graduate and Today, we are in the midst of a historic Professional Student Housing development, which will provide intellectual, physical, and cultural transfor- more than 2,000 graduate student beds; more than 1,700 parking mation that reinforces our reputation as the spaces; and amenities that foster community and advance our goal of guaranteed on-campus housing for all students. best public university in the nation for con- tributions to social mobility, research, and public service (Washington Monthly). We are building a campus where students live, MESA NUEVO WEST FRANKLIN ANTONIO HALL 2022 learn, and play in a supportive environ- PEPPER CANYON Merging interdisciplinary research, active learning, and ment; scholars develop solutions through NEIGHBORHOOD 2022 commercialization of discoveries, Franklin Antonio Hall will be interdisciplinary partnerships possible a major new engineering building dedicated to our digital future. Located adjacent to our new campus center, only here; alumni come home to connect, Research “collaboratories” empower teams to develop solutions the Pepper Canyon Neighborhood will provide network, and mentor; and the community to the world’s most pressing societal challenges—from renewable students, faculty, and visitors with new ways to gathers to explore and enjoy all our campus energy to digital security—while additional workshop, mentoring, experience UC San Diego, including the Design and Innovation Building (a hub for innovation, has to offer. studio, and incubation spaces allow students to participate in intellectual exchange with faculty and industry leaders. creativity, incubation, and design); a 1,500-seat Kitchell | HKS | EYRC | SWA We invite you to experience our transfor- amphitheater; housing for 1,300 upper-division undergraduates; and dining and retail within mation for yourself—see how sixty years FUTURE COLLEGE LIVING AND steps of the Pepper Canyon Blue Line station. of nontraditional thinking have shaped LEARNING NEIGHBORHOOD 2023 UC San Diego into one of the world’s As UC San Diego enrolls more students to meet demand for higher premier destinations for learning and education, Future College Living and Learning Neighborhood will success, arts and culture, world-class expand our ability to serve our diverse student population. This health care, entrepreneurship, and lively mixed-use community adjacent to UC San Diego’s Theatre innovative research. District will include a new undergraduate college with housing for approximately 2,000 students; classrooms; an estimated 1,200 underground parking spaces; and dynamic communal spaces all in one location.