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Academic: The teaching and research campus (shown in red) is intended
primarily for learning – and for selected supporting and campus life functions that
are essential to learning.
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Town / Gown: The new
Heart of Campus will be the 100% location of campus,
serving as a campus living room, a place to bring together some of each of the
primary university functions in a location designed to attract the university and
the surrounding community into positive interaction.
Residential: The surroundings of the teaching and research core (shown in
yellow) are reserved primarily for student residences and student life – in an
environment supportive of learning.
Recreation and Athletics: Much of the eastern and southern portions of the
campus are dedicated for athletic facilities and recreation areas (shown in
green). These take advantage of natural environments at the campus edges and
protect the western edge from the noise and traffic of Sparkman Drive.
Support Functions: Other support functions (shown in blue) are directed toward
the campus perimeter – recognizing, of course, the need for selected exceptions
(including the Heart of Campus) where such uses would provide routine services
to students, faculty, and staff and therefore require location near or within the
core campus.
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