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CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Academic Affairs Committee May 2013 1 2012

ACCOMMODATING GROWTH 2

CAMPUS ZONES Core 196 acres Central 182 acres East 52 acres 3

FAR = Floor Area Ratio, a measure of building density 4

PROJECTING POTENTIAL GROWTH 7.2 million GSF over 30 years Increased density in the central campus could accommodate about 50% of potential growth 5

NET NEW DEVELOPMENT Zone Core Central East Total Net New 784,768 5,444,830 378,003 6,607,601 6

NET NEW DEVELOPMENT 7

REVITALIZING THE CORE AND ENHANCING THE CENTRAL CAMPUS 8

CAMPUS CORE 9

WEST 21ST STREET Existing Condition Removing parking and reducing driving lanes will create a better streetscape Proposed Street Section Design Parking removed Street trees with bioswale added for shade and stormwater management Cycle track added and sidewalk width increased Existing utilities remain under sidewalk and cycle track Proposed Street Section 10

CENTRAL CAMPUS 11

WALLER CREEK AND SAN JACINTO CORRIDOR 12

Designing an accessible edge to Waller Creek 13

MOBILITY 14

PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT BICYCLE FRAMEWORK PARKING FRAMEWORK LIGHT RAIL FRAMEWORK 16

CENTRAL SAN JACINTO Existing Condition Auto & Bus traffic, Bicycles, potential Light Rail compete for mobility space; pedestrians marginalized No distinction between modes Removing parking would allow more space for other modes Proposed Street Section Design Parking removed General auto access restricted; bus / light rail access only Bike path added Street trees added Walkway widths increased Proposed Street Section 17

ATTRACTION AND RETENTION OF BEST FACULTY AND STUDENTS 18

INTEGRATING ACADEMIC AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE Student Population Density The highest concentration of students is in the West University Neighborhood 19

FUTURE FOCUS Academic Plan Coordination Landscape Master Plan and Design Guidelines East Campus Plan Student and Residential Life Plan Athletics Master Plan City Coordination 21

UT AUSTIN MEDICAL DISTRICT MASTER PLAN 22

EXISTING 23

PROPOSED 24

SITE ANALYSIS 25

EXISTING CAMPUS 26

AUSTIN 1887 27

CAPITAL VIEW CORRIDORS Five capital view corridors impact the UT Medical District site, including: 13, 30, 23, 24, 25 28

FEMA COMPARISON FEMA floodplains: 100-year between 493' at 15th Street and 502' at Trinity Street and 500-year between 496' at 15th Street and 504' at Trinity Street - based on existing development conditions FEMA floodplain based on latest flood studies from City of Austin and are more extensive than published FEMA map (elevation has not changed, but extent now appears to be based on city 2003 topo data) City of Austin 25yr Floodplain New FEMA 100yr Floodplain New FEMA 500yr Floodplain 29

RED RIVER RE-ALIGNMENT -of- Way show no major challenges for vehicular or pedestrian access P COLLECTIONS DEPOSIT LIBRARY +532 HARGIS HALL NURSING +528 +526 +525 +524 ERWIN +524 FUTURE HOSPITAL +522 +516 COOLEY +518 +520 SOM +506 +516 +522 30

BUILDING REMOVAL TIMELINE Permanent Use 1. Historic buildings from the 19 th century: John R. Hargis Hall and Arno Nowotny Building 2. Trinity Garage 3. 15 th Street Parking Garage 4. Plant Operations Long Term Use 5. Nursing School 6. Clinical Education Center 7. CEC Parking Garage 2 5 10 John R. Hargis Hall Arno Nowotny 1 Building Heman Sweatt Campus Middle Term Use 8. Erwin Center 9. Denton A. Cooley Pavilion 10. Collections Deposit Library 11. Cyberknife 9 8 Short Term Use 12. UMCB 13. Blackstock Family Health Center 14. Hospital Heliport Permanent Use Long Term Use (16+ years) 13 14 3 12 11 4 7 6 Middle Term Use (6-15 years) Short Term Use (1-5 years) 31

POTENTIAL SITES 7 building sites for short-term and long-term use Total available developable site area is 47.6 acres 8 9 4 Site Acreage of Available Sites 1 1 2.69 2 2.22 3 4.24 4 1.04 5 7.56 6 1.29 7 11.68 8 11.3 9 3.1 2 3 6 7 5 Building Sites Potential Building Sites 32

MASTER PLAN 33

EXISTING 34

PHASE 1 Phase 1 GSF: 1,415,100 P RESEARCH NURSING Dell Medical School P URBAN RAIL STATION MOB (1) HOSPITAL PARKING STRUCTURE P 35

PHASE 2 Phase 2 GSF: 603,000 P RESEARCH NURSING Dell Medical School P URBAN RAIL STATION MOB (1) PARKING STRUCTURE HOSPITAL P MOB (2) PSYCH HOSPITAL CANCER CENTER 36

PHASE 3 Phase 3 GSF: 2,298,675 P NURSING P URBAN RAIL STATION RESEARCH MOB (1) PARKING STRUCTURE HOSPITAL Dell Medical School MOB (2) P PSYCH HOSPITAL CANCER CENTER 37

FULL BUILDOUT Full Build Out Phase 1 GSF: 1,415,100 Phase 2 GSF: 603,000 Phase 3 GSF: 2,298,675 Total GSF: 4,316,775 P NURSING P URBAN RAIL STATION RESEARCH MOB (1) PARKING STRUCTURE HOSPITAL Dell Medical School MOB (2) P PSYCH HOSPITAL CANCER CENTER 38

PROPOSED: District Core 39

PROPOSED: District Core 40

PROPOSED: Toward the City Capital 41

PROPOSED: Toward the City Capital 42

FRAMEWORK Building Use Garage Hospital Psychiatric Hospital Research Building MOB Building Housing Academic Building Future Academic Building Parking Garage Facility Future Athletic Future Use Garage Nursing J.W.H Hall A.N.Bulding Clinical Education Center Garage 43

FRAMEWORK Landscape Structure Major Open Space Riverside Open Space Plaza Lawn Pedestrian Spine 44

FRAMEWORK Street and Parking 1,134 994 1,160 1,000 1,298 Highway Street Proposed Parking Garage Existing Parking Garage 800 240 45 45

FRAMEWORK Pedestrian and Public Transit Future Urban Rail City Bus and School Shuttle Route Elevated Bridge Pedestrian Bike Lanes 46

STREETS RED RIVER: EXISTING Cooley 47

STREETS RED RIVER HOSPITAL DROP-OFF: PROPOSED 48

WALLER CREEK EXISTING 49

WALLER CREEK PROPOSED 50

PROPOSED CAMPUS 51

FRAMEWORK Phase 1 52

FRAMEWORK Phase 2 53

FRAMEWORK Final Build Out 54