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1 VI plan and major recommendations district plans northeast disrict NORTHEAST DISTRICT Description The Northeast District comprises approximately 38 acres. It is bounded by Campus Creek to the north, the Paint Branch to the east, Campus Drive to the south, and the West and Northwest Districts to the west. The eastern portion of this district lies with the 100-year floodplain of the Paint Branch. Paint Branch Drive, Stadium Drive, Campus Drive, and Regents Drive are all major vehicular access routes to and through the district. In this district, agriculture, engineering, science, and technology uses occupy all existing structures and compete for available buildable space. The Glenn L. Martin Institute of Technology forms a distinctive edge along Campus Drive. Though the predominantly red brick buildings match the 3-4 story height of the majority of campus, this district has an urban feel not common to the rest of the campus due to building construction without the mediation of large green lawns. The Campus Farm is located in this district. Surface parking lots scattered throughout the district may be needed as potential building sites. Opportunities Plans call for the district to remain an academic district that accommodates expansion of the University Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) programs. Infill of parking lots with buildings, as required by pressing departmental needs, will reinforce the urban block structure of the district. 92
2 VI plan and major recommendations district plans northeast disrict The greatest need in this district is creative implementation of the Northeast District plan to make the best use of the district s most valuable resource limited, dwindling buildable land that is circumscribed by Campus Creek and the Paint Branch; thereby, balancing and integrating multiple urban design issues: Clarification and enhancement of pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle circulation; Need for landscape and artful stormwater management design; Increased density via new infill buildings on available sites; Maintenance of building services and access; and Long-range redevelopment of existing obsolescent engineering and science facilities at higher densities. Open space dedicated to pedestrian use is severely limited within the district. A plaza at the primary district intersection of Paint Branch and Stadium Drives was installed as part of the Jeong H. Kim Building construction, and interconnected with a new plaza west of the Computer Science Instructional Center. Several programs have developed courtyards within their buildings. A few pedestrian connections proceed through buildings, but most pedestrian traffic is accommodated on sidewalks immediately adjacent to streets or in alleys. Swaths of contiguous natural vegetation encase adjacent creeks north and east, but are not incorporated into daily life of the district occupants. The Engineering Recreation Fields afford ample recreational space adjacent to the district, but no active recreational space is located within the district. With the creation of Paint Branch Parkway and the connection through an expanded Founders Gate linking to Metzerott Road in the 1990 s, the district experiences heavy traffic conditions and pedestrian-vehicular congestion on Paint Branch Drive. Congestion is also particularly heavy on Stadium and Regents Drives at change-of-class times. Service is available to all structures and programs through the only adequate alley system on campus. Surface parking would be relocated in a proposed garage north of Campus Creek as part of the North District redevelopment. Improvements Maintain primary axes and organizing framework: along Paint Branch Drive, from the Engineering Recreation Fields to Kim Plaza; along Paint Branch Drive, from Kim Plaza to the North District; along Stadium Drive, from Paint Branch to Regents Drives. Evaluate the long-term potential demolition of small scale sprawling footprint buildings in favor of higher-density smaller-footprint buildings that utilize the limited land more efficiently. Enhance or create appropriate open space development, streetscape improvements, and pedestrian and bicycle connections. Continue to support an academic and research land use for science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs. Accommodate academic and research expansion; locations should contribute to overall urban / campus design principles for the district (i.e., define street edge, pedestrian connection paths, open space). Develop potential mixed-use facilities containing student and faculty services adjacent to the Stadium and Paint Branch Drives intersection; incorporate within proposed building programs, as appropriate. Demolish and replace existing underutilized buildings scheduled to be removed. Initiate environmental enhancements, including artful stormwater treatment projects, to establish stronger connections and reciprocal relationships with the Paint Branch and Campus Creek. Enhance or create appropriate open streetscapes, open space development, and pedestrian and bicycle connections with the Paint Branch Hiker-Bicycler Trail system and adjacent residential communities along Baltimore Avenue to strengthen alternate modes of access and help relieve vehicular congestion. 93
3 VI plan and major recommendations district plans northeast disrict NORTHEAST DISTRICT planning period 1 94
4 VI plan and major recommendations district plans northeast disrict NORTHEAST DISTRICT planning period 2 95
5 VI plan and major recommendations district plans northeast disrict Buildings Northeast Site Project Building Type GSF Floors Planning Period 1 NE1 Animal Science Consolidated Activities Pavilion Academic 18,200 1 NE2 Bioscience Research Support Facility Phase 1 Academic 126,000 5 NE3 Bioscience Research Support Facility Phase 2 Academic 111,600 5 NE4 Physical Sciences Complex - Phase 1 Academic 160,064 NE5 Physical Sciences Complex - Phase 2 Academic 106,300 6 NE6 Bioengineering Building -Phase 1 and SCUB expansion Academic 155,300 6 Planning Period 2 NE7 Nutrition and Food Sciences Building Academic 94,000 6 NE8 Computer Science and Computer Engineering Building Academic 182,000 9 NE9 Physical Science Complex - Phase 3 Academic 102,400 7 NE10 New IT Building Academic Support 100,000 4 NE11 Bioengineering Building -Phase 2 Academic 54,500 6 NE12 Aerospace Engineering Building Academic 106,800 6 Landscapes/ Transportation Northeast Site Project Project Type Planning Period 1 NE_L1 Hornbake Plaza Improvements Landscape NE_L2 Bioretention Garden Improvements (Technology Drive) Landscape NE_L3 North Gate Park (West) Landscape Improvements Landscape NE_T1 Regents Drive Improvements Transportation NE_T2 Pedestrian/Bicycle Improvements at Stadium Drive East Transportation NE_T3 Paint Branch Drive Improvements Transportation NE_T4 Bicycle Connection at AV Willilams, North Transportation 96
6 VI plan and major recommendations district plans northeast disrict Planning Period 2 NE_L4 Animal Sciences Building Courtyard Improvements Landscape NE_L5 Kim Engineering Building Plaza Improvements Landscape NE_L6 Mathematics Building Courtyard Improvements Landscape NE_L7 Outdoor Volleyball Courts (4 sand or artificial turf, 50 x80 each, including buffer space) Sports Field 97
NORTH DISTRICT. Description
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