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FUTURE STATE REVEAL SFSU presentation_swa_crowdbrite A community-based master plan update, presentation after IDEAS WEEK in Spring 2017
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FUTURE STATE REVEAL SFSU presentation_swa_crowdbrite
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- 2. WELCOME!
- 4. Getting to & from Campus Hundreds of Conversations
- 5. Your favorite places? 77% 71% 62% Favorite Places โข Centennial Way 11% โข Cox Stadium 9% Other Favorite Places Library The Quad Chavez Student Center
- 6. Getting to & from Campus A Variety of Engagement Strategies
- 7. What would make campus feel safer + more accessible? 72% 52% 35% Directions to/from parking 21% Lighting Clear Signs + Maps Signs on Buildings 35% 33% 27%Campus Police Emergency Phone Stations Directions to/from Transit
- 8. How do you find your way around campus? 54% 41% 39%Ask Someone Campus Map Station SF State Website 30% 24% 16%Wayfinding Signs Other Mapping App SF State Mobile App
- 10. What on-campus housing experience could be improved? 62% 53% 43% Other: Nearby hotel or retail 18% Grocery or Shops Dining Options Large Indoor Common Spaces 38% 38% 29%Study/Collaboration Spaces Open Space Athletic + Rec
- 11. Getting to & from Campus
- 12. What kind of indoor spaces do you want to see on campus? 68% 62% 62%Social Spaces Collaborative Study Spaces Personal Study Nooks 38% 33% 24%Art + Maker Spaces Meeting Rooms Computer Labs
- 13. Getting to & from Campus
- 14. Community Voice what we heard: SFSU cares for the natural environment, health, grass roots partnerships & sustainable intelligent infrastructure NATURAL ENVIRONMENT CONNECTIVITY+ โIntegrate buildings with Internet of things & cloud computing to better manage ef๏ฌciency of water & electricity use...[to save] money and energyโ โPromote Landscapes that support habitat, pollinators, migratory birds, and butter๏ฌies...โ โ...put more pressure to adopt real food challenge guidlines.โ โPromote Landscapes that support habitat, pollinators, migratory birds, and butter๏ฌies...โ โIntegrate buildings with Internet of things & cloud computing to better manage ef๏ฌciency of water & electricity use...[to save] money and energyโ โ...put more pressure to adopt real food challenge guidlines.โ NATURAL ENVIRONMENT CONNECTIVITY+
- 15. Districts Typical Strategies: Net zero energy projects Urban agriculture Vertical farms Waste partnership with Recology Innovation partnerships DISTRICTS building clusters university park north quad university park south west campus green village at centennial square student services offsite opportunity cox stadium, malloney ๏ฌeld, parking garage Typical Strategies: Net zero energy projects Urban agriculture Vertical farms Waste partnership with Recology Innovation partnerships
- 16. Decentralized university park north cox stadium, malloney ๏ฌeld, parking garage quad university park south west campus green village at centennial square student services offsite opportunity Typical Strategies: Integrated pest management Microgrid building by building Decentralized stormwater management Onsite-compost and waste management Open space fabric Local food supply network DECENTRALIZED building strategies Typical Strategies: Integrated pest management Microgrid building by building Decentralized stormwater management Onsite-compost and waste management Open space fabric Local food supply network
- 17. Centralized CUP + WATER REUSE HUB university park north cox stadium, malloney ๏ฌeld, parking garage quad university park south west campus green village at centennial square student services offsite opportunity Typical Strategies: Central Utility Plant Water reuse hub Centralized stormwater management Waste to energy Smart grid CENTRALIZED little city Typical Strategies: Central Utility Plant Water reuse hub Centralized stormwater management Waste to energy Smart grid
- 18. We Heard You Better Transit Access and ServiceParking Access and Supply Access to Affordable Housing Safer Streets on and Around Campus
- 19. Emphasize Major Routes Merced Stonestown Galleria Quad Library Parking Stadium Pedestrian & Bike Corridors Transit Corridors Major Road Corridors Calmed Road Corridors Entry Major Gateways
- 20. Maximize Route Options Merced Stonestown Galleria Quad Library Parking Stadium Pedestrian & Bike Corridors Transit Corridors Major Road Corridors Calmed Road Corridors Entry Major Gateways
- 21. Mobility A Safe and Welcoming Environment Secure Bike Infrastructure Ef๏ฌcient Parking Seamless Connectivity
- 22. Orientation: New Campus map at key points Navigation: Directional sign systemArrival: Identity/welcome feature Way๏ฌnding
- 23. LISTEN + GATHER What We Heard
- 24. Cesar Chavez Student Center J. Paul Leonard Library The Quad What are your Favorite Places on Campus? What We Heard
- 25. How do you move through campus? What We Heard
- 26. What Places on Campus Could be Better? Better signage Improve lighting and safety Outdoor outlets for studying Improved connection to central campus Enhance entry to campus, make iconic Improve parking (more affordable + relocate) Better access Have roof access on new buildings New gateways Connect to main campus, colorful crosswalks Native planting and trees What We Heard
- 27. What are the Most Important Issues? โโWay๏ฌnding and signage is a screaming needโ โLack of de๏ฌned campus entryโ โCampus beautyโ โOpen to discuss different political viewsโ โPrioritize getting to graduationโ โCampus culture, why is the campus empty of weekends?โ What We Heard
- 28. DESIGN DAY
- 29. 76% 59%63% Outdoor Districts Indoor Visual Preference Survey: Which of these types of places appeal to you? What We HeardWhat We Heard
- 30. Districts 872 votes 29% Indoor 1108 votes 35% Outdoor 1118 votes 36% What We Heard
- 31. Build your own campus! What We Heard
- 32. What We Heard
- 33. DESIGN THEMES
- 34. TIBURON DOW NTOW N GG PARK BEACH SO U TH SF SANJOSE M ISSION BAY theme1: Expand the Park theme 2: University District theme 3: A Campus for San Francisco Design Themes
- 35. Build on the green character of your campus. Expand the park Design Themes What landscape features would you like to see more of: Tree Groves (Top score) Survey Survey Quotes โI love the trees and green spaces.โ โA welcoming oasis with mature treesโ โPreserve our greeneryโ 58% Lake Merced LakeMercedBlvd. Quad 19thAve. Parkmerced Holloway Stonestown Galleria
- 36. Design Themes Precedents expand the park
- 37. Build a better neighborhood for your SF State experience. Survey Quotes โWe need more gateways to campusโ โNeed denser housing along Holloway with ground ๏ฌoor shopsโ โMake it affordable, available, and digni๏ฌed โ โInvite the community to the campusโ Top Campus Issue: More Housing Choices (Ranked First) Survey 53% university district Design Themes Holloway Lake Merced Parkmerced Stonestown Galleria LakeMercedBlvd. Quad 19thAve.
- 39. A campus for san francisco Presidio Civic Center To East Bay Marin San Francisco Bay Paci๏ฌc Ocean Mission District Mission Bay Castro To South San Francisco To Silicon Valley FiDi Ocean Beach SFSU SFSU Tiburon SFSU Downtown TIBURON DOW NTOW N GG PARK BEACH SO U TH SF SANJOSE M ISSION BAY Build on the strength of your region. Survey Quotes โSFSU shuttle service to off-campus site, like Downtown Center and Romberg Tiburon Center. โ โI would like to see monthly job fairs, to introduce students to companies that are hiring.โ โWhat about a co-op type program to better train students for the skills employers desire.โ Improved Transit Options & Connections: (Overall Top Priority) Survey 47% Design Themes To Napa
- 40. Design Themes Precedents a campus for san francisco
- 41. TIBURON DOW NTOW N GG PARK BEACH SO U TH SF SANJOSE M ISSION BAY theme1: Expand the Park theme 2: University District theme 3: A Campus for San Francisco Design Themes
- 42. THANK YOU!