Master Plan October 2011 - Pacific Lutheran University

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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT SITES As mentioned in the previous chapter, a number of potential building sites have been identified. While the needs analysis does not indicate a significant amount of growth for PLU, there may be a need for additional housing or the replacement of existing beds or other university space. The development sites, in total, represent significantly more potential development than the university likely will need. Identifying the sites provides a range of flexibility as specific needs arise and funding becomes available. Potential sites in the campus core are limited to the location of existing buildings that may be replaced such as Ingram Hall, Memorial Gym, or the Swimming Pool. The Wang Center site could be developed more intensely if Wang Center functions are relocated. Each of these sites would serve well for academic uses or student housing. Potential sites at the edge of campus include the field just west of East Campus, a portion of the Library parking lot on Park Avenue and the site just north of the Neeb Center. These would all work well for student housing. These two sites north of Garfield Street also may serve as mixed use with retail and housing. In addition, intergenerational housing may be appropriate adjacent to East Campus with its close proximity to campus and community resources nearby. An alternative site for parking is along Yakima Avenue, just south of the proposed Sports and Recreation Center. Two sites north of 121st Street South could be possible locations for new buildings. The Columbia Center site is identified as a good site for a new fitness and aquatic facility due to its proximity to the playing fields and residence halls on lower campus. With the expansion of athletics/recreation facilities, creating additional opportunities for parking on lower campus is highly desired. Potential locations for expanded parking are also identified at the campus perimeter. November 2011 LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT SITES (10-20 years)* Maximum Envelope estimated ** Renovation Academic Facility, Parking or Student Housing (on site of current swimming pool and Memorial Gym) 70,000 - 280,000 no Academic Facility (on Wang Center site) 98,000 - 120,000 no Mixed Use development (on Mortvedt parking lot) 108,000 - 132,000 no Parking or Student Housing (on site north of the Neeb Center) 126,000 - 180,000 no Parking Lot west of Yakima and 121st 24,000 - 144,000 no East Campus Academic, Mixed Use or Student Housing 43,000 - 172,000 no Academic Facilty, Mixed Use development or Student Housing 158,000 - 230,000 no TOTAL new square footage 627,000 - 1,258,000 * All of these timeframes area variable depending on funding. ** Based on building footprint assumptions and varies by proposed uses 34 Pacific Lutheran University MIMP
#32NW56786 SIDEWALK PRIVATE ROAD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM P * 206 R 12th Avenue S MEYER HOUSE #32NW56786 WEST FIELD #32NW56786 120 Street S P P FACILITIES WAREHOUSE 120 R 121 Street S Wheeler Street S P MUSIC HOUSE 1020 124TH ST S 0 50 100 200 400 EAST FIELD 10th Avenue S MORKEN CENTER P 124th Street S P 8th Avenue S P or A MARY BAKER WANG RUSSELL CENTER 109 OLSON GYMNASIUM & AUDITORIUM RIEKE SCIENCE CTR 121 105 203 INGRAM HALL 104 FUTURE FIELD IMPROVEMENTS KRIEDLER HALL HINDERLIE HALL NAMES FITNESS CTR 116 SWIMMING POOL ORDAL HALL 110 A, P, SH MEMORIAL GYM R P to replace Library & Upper Campus P P HONG HALL P COLUMBIA 204 CENTER 106 Yakima Avenue S P BLOMQUIST HOUSE STUEN HALL FOSS HALL HAUGE ADMIN. BUILDING EASTVOLD AUDITORIUM 111 PFLUEGER HALL 202 RAMSTAD HALL TINGELSTAD HALL P SOUTH HALL P P XAVIER HALL 101 102 PARK AVE HOUSE HEALTH CENTER MORTVEDT LIBRARY P 111 122 HARSTAD HALL 201 UNIVERSITY CENTER Park Avenue S MU P NESVIG ALUMNI CENTER P KPLU NEEB CENTER 123 108 114 P or A or SH P P WELCOME CENTER P HUMAN RESOURCES Wheeler Street S Garfield Street S 123rd Street S 124th Street S 125th Street S 127th Street S PUBLIC USE “C” Street S A, MU, SH P 207 EAST CAMPUS 103 GARFIELD COMMONS 126th Street S Pacific Avenue S A, MU, SH 128th Street S 0 50 100 200 400 Tule Lake Rd S PLANNED RENOVATION PROJECTS PLU EXISTING BUILDINGS PLANNED RENOVATION NEW CONSTRUCTION AND NEW PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS POTENTIAL PROJECTS PLU - LONG RANGE PLAN DEMOLITION / REPLACEMENT LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT SITES CIRCULATION PLU - PLANNED AND POTENTIAL PROJECTS IGH 115 A MU P R ACADEMIC FACILITY MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT PARKING RECREATION & ATHLETICS SH SR IGH STUDENT HOUSING SENIOR HOUSING 129th Street S INTERGENERATIONAL HOUSING * P POTENTIAL JOINT PARKING WITH FRANKLIN PIERCE SCHOOL DISTRICT November 2011 Pacific Lutheran University MIMP 35
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