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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS BRACKENRIDGE TRACT

THE TEAM

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JOHNSON FAIN / OLIN PARTNERSHIPMaster Planning + Land Use Planning + Urban Design + Landscape Architecture

Design Consultant + Public Outreach

Public Outreach + Communication

TANIGUCHI ARCHITECTS

CB RICHARD ELLIS

JOSE MARTINEZ

Engineering (Infrastructure + Civil + Hydrology + Sustainability)

Financial + Economic

Development Advisor

Geotechnical Engineer

Surveying + Mapping

T ffi E i i

CB RICHARD ELLIS

RISING REALTY PARTNERS

HVJ

SAM

RJ RIVERA

URBAN DESIGN GROUP


Codes + Regulations

Natural Sciences Advisor

Traffic Engineering

Cost Estimating + Sustainability

PLATEAU LAND AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

DAVIS LANGDON

MCLEAN HOWARD

JOHNSON FAIN / OLIN PARTNERSHIPMaster Planning + Land Use Planning + Urban Design + Landscape Architecture

Design Consultant + Public Outreach

Public Outreach + Communication

TANIGUCHI ARCHITECTS

CB RICHARD ELLIS

JOSE MARTINEZ

The Team: Historically Underutilized Businesses

Engineering (Infrastructure + Civil + Hydrology + Sustainability)

Financial + Economic

Development Advisor

Geotechnical Engineer

Surveying + Mapping

T ffi E i i

CB RICHARD ELLIS

RISING REALTY PARTNERS

HVJ

SAM

RJ RIVERA

URBAN DESIGN GROUP


Codes + Regulations

Natural Sciences Advisor

Traffic Engineering

Cost Estimating + Sustainability

PLATEAU LAND AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

DAVIS LANGDON

MCLEAN HOWARD

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OUR EXPERIENCE

Our Experience: UNIVERSITY

Harvard University

University of California Berkeley

University of California San Francisco

University of Pennsylvania

University of California IrvineUniversity of California Irvine

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Stanford University

Yale University

Duke University

University of Virginia

Harvard Allston Campus UCSF, Mission Bay Campus


University California Irvine University of California Berkeley, College of EngineeringUniversity of Pennsylvania

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Our Experience: COMMERCIAL + INSTITUTIONAL

Amgen Headquarters Campus, Thousand Oaks, CA

Capital Area East End Complex, Sacramento, CA

Amgen Headquarters, Thousand Oaks, CA


Genentech Headquarters Campus, South San Francisco, CA Experian Headquarters Campus, Costa Mesa, CA

Capital Area East End Complex, Sacramento, CA

Mission Bay, San Francisco, CA

Our Experience: HOUSING / MIXED USE

Metropolitan Lofts, Los Angeles, CA Private Residence, Los Angeles, CA


Camana Bay Crescent, Grand Cayman Rincon Center, San Francisco, CA University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

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Our Experience: LANDSCAPE + OPEN SPACE SYSTEMS

Battery Park City, New York, NY Herman Park, Houston, TX


Mission Bay, San Francisco, CA The Presidio, San Francisco, CA

Our Experience: MISSION BAY UNIVERSITY - COMMUNITY CASE STUDY


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THE PROJECT

The Project: UT’s Campuses


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The Project: Vicinity


The Project: Connections


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The Project: History


The Project: Topography


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The Project: Current Uses


The Project: Opportunities + Constraints


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A VALUED ASSET

THE BOARD OF REGENTS’ CHARGE TO THETHE BOARD OF REGENTS’ CHARGE TO THEBRACKENRIDGE TASK FORCE:

To find the “best and most prudent ways to utilize the asset to the maximum benefit of The University of Texas at Austin.”


at Austin.

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ACADEMIC VALUE

A Valued Asset

ECONOMIC VALUE

ENVIRONMENTAL VALUE

COMMUNITYVALUE


A Valued Asset: Economy

ECONOMIC VALUE

TO THE UNIVERSITY TO THE STATE TO BUILDERS


ACADEMIC VALUE

ECONOMIC VALUE ENVIRONMENTALVALUE

COMMUNITY VALUE

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A Valued Asset: Academic

TO OTHER DEPARTMENTS AND SERVICES OF THE UNIVERSITY

TO THE COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES

TO LOCAL YOUTH


ACADEMIC VALUEECONOMIC VALUE ENVIRONMENTALVALUE

COMMUNITY VALUE

A Valued Asset: Community

TO THE NEIGHBORING COMMUNITY TO THE RECREATION COMMUNITY TO THE GOLFING COMMUNITY



COMMUNITY VALUE

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A Valued Asset: Environment

TO AIR QUALITY TO WATER QUALITY TO THE PUBLIC



COMMUNITY VALUE

AMONG THE ISSUES

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Among the Issues: Fiscal Benefits to the University

CLASSROOMS/ LABS

DORMS/ STUDENT HOUSING

BIO-TECH FACILITIES

ENDOWMENTS

GRANTS

DIRECT INCOME


MUSEUM

GRANTS

SCHOLARSHIPSFELLOWSHIPS

Among the Issues: Development/ Land Use

CLASSROOMS/ LABS

DORMS/ STUDENT HOUSINGMUSEUM

FIELD LAB

COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS

ADAPTIVE REUSE

NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIES

AIR QUALITY

GATHERING PLACES

TRAILS

WATER QUALITY PARKING


FINANCIAL BENEFIT

WATER SPORTS

ORGANIZED SPORTS

HABITATS

BUFFERS

LOSS OF GREEN SPACE

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Among the Issues: Open Space

ADJACENT LAND VALUES

MATURE TREES

UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

RESEARCHCOMMUNITY EDUCATION

REDUCTION OF DEVELOPMENT

WATER SPORTS

PRESERVATION OF GEOLOGICAL/ GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS

BUFFERS


REDUCTION OF DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITESPRESERVATION OF

HABITAT

GATHERING PLACESTRAILS

ORGANIZED SPORTSAIR QUALITY

Among the Issues: Circulation

PARKING

WATER QUALITY

ROAD CAPACITY

AIR QUALITY

NOISE

CONNECTIONSHIKE AND BIKE

PROXIMITY


ACCESS

SAFETYCONGESTION

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THE PROCESS

THE TEAM WILL:

LISTEN

REVIEW

ANALYZE

SYNTHESIZE


COMMUNICATE

BUILD CONSENSUS

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The Process:


The Process: Project Schedule


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The Process: Pre-existing / Ongoing Planning Efforts

R E P O R T S

BRACKENRIDGE TRACT TASK FORCE REPORT (2007)

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, CAMPUS MASTER PLAN (1999)

TOWN LAKE CORRIDOR STUDY (1985)

R E S O U R C E S

CENTRAL WEST AUSTIN NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN (UNDER DEVELOPMENT)

CITY OF AUSTIN BICYCLE PLAN (1996, 1998)

CITY OF AUSTIN PEDESTRIAN PLAN (1995)

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM BOARD OF REGENTSUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN DEPARTMENT HEADS FACULTY STAFF STUDENTS


UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN DEPARTMENT HEADS, FACULTY, STAFF, STUDENTS

CITY OF AUSTIN PARKS AND RECREATION

CITY OF AUSTIN PLANNING COMMISION

AUSTIN CITY COUNCIL

CITY OF AUSTIN PUBLIC WORKS

PHYSICAL

CONTEXTUAL

The Process: Information Gathering

CULTURAL

POLITICAL


POLITICAL

INSTITUTIONAL

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The Process: Communication with the University


The Process: Community Collaboration and Information Sharing


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The Process: Consolidation and Planning


ACADEMIC VALUE

A Valued Asset

WILDLIFE

THE ONLY TRUE FOREST ON TOWN LAKE – A PECAN ELM

ASSOCIATION

SITE DIVERSITY

SITS ON THE

ECONOMIC VALUE

COMMUNITY VALUE UPLAND AND RIPARIAN

LARGEST UNDEVELOPED WATERFRONT AND NATURAL

AREA IN THE TOWN LAKE CORRIDOR

TWO GEOGRAPHIC

CREEKS + LAKESHORE WOODLANDSMINGRANT + WINTERING

BIRDS

BALCONES FAULT

ACHIEVING BALANCE

ENVIRONMENTALVALUE


TWO GEOGRAPHIC PROVINCES (THE EDWARDS PLATEAU – HILL COUNTRY

AND THE GULF COAST PLAIN – BLACKLAND PRAIRIE)

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ACADEMIC VALUE

AcademicE ll

FinancialB fi

Achieving Balance

ECONOMIC VALUE

ENVIRONMENTAL VALUE

Excellence Benefit

Community

COMMUNITYVALUE


yInterests

Achieving Balance

Development

FinancialB fi

AcademicE ll

DispositionPreservation

ACHIEVEBALANCE

BenefitExcellence

Community


yInterests

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SUSTAINABLE BALANCE

• Academically Sustainable

• Economically Sustainable

• Socially Sustainable

• Environmentally Sustainable


NINE UNIVERSITIES

UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES

SIX HEALTH INSTITUTIONS

ENVIRONMENTALVALUE


POSSIBILITIES

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