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Evolution of the Campus Eighteenth, nineteenth
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"Green
in the Grid" vs."Grid in the Green"
Both Central and the North Campuses must be disciplined to be compact. I was visited by this concept before I accepted this job and came because I liked the challenge of building the college and the North Campus. No more insinuating the Central Campus into the neighborhoods. It's not only bad politics but its bad planning, as the campus becomes less walkable in scale and less crisp in its identity (a la the continental model.) |
| Scale Comparisons (VSBA) We're big—beyond the pedestrian scale |
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