Part 1: Campus Profile - SUNY Cobleskill

SUNY Cobleskill Facilities Master Plan – Phase 1 Report
November 2011
PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
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Owned by State
Owned by College Foundation /
Campus Auxiliary Services
CAMPUS ZONES
The following summaries draw in part from the 2007 Master Plan and in
part from the current Master Plan team’s observations on campus to date,
along with information from the campus Facilities Department.
Academic
Administration
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Campus in 2010 - Zones of Use
Academic
Administration
East Campus (Campus Core)
The east campus incorporates ten student dormitories, two dining facilities,
the library, student activities and classroom buildings, and the College’s
athletic facilities, including a field house, tennis, basketball and handball
courts, baseball and softball fields, a soccer field, practice fields, and a
running track. The topography slopes up approximately 70 feet from
the south to the north side of the campus. Although steep slopes present
many design challenges, the College has made the most of the site by
creating four large plateaus with slopes between each plateau. There
is also a significant grade change of approximately 80 feet between the
northern section of the east campus and the athletic area to the southeast.
Zones within the east campus include:
Community
Activities
Library
Residential
Athletics
Farm
Service
Community
Activities
Library
Residential
Athletics
Farm
Service
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Campus Academic and Activity Core
Historic Quad
Residential
Recreational
Parking
West Campus (Agricultural)
The area west of Route 7 is considered to be the agricultural side of the
campus. It contains a variety of facilities including greenhouses, barns,
stables, and classroom buildings. It also includes the Day Care Center,
University Police, maintenance and facilities buildings. For the most part,
the developed portion of the west campus is flat, with a significant slope
uphill between Schoharie Parkway North and the New Dairy Complex.
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