March 2008 • Vol. 87: No. 2 : Features The greening of campus In the past decade, UGA has taken specific measures to regreen areas of campus. Long-term plans call for much more. In the past decade, UGA has taken specific measures to regreen areas of campus, including replacing surface parking lots and streets with parks and pedestrian thoroughfares. Long-term plans call for much more. By 2034, university plans include a pedestrian greenway stretching from Broad Street downtown to the intramural fields on South Campus. Some sections already are in place, such as a portion of D.W. Brooks Mall (shown at left) between Green and Carlton streets. Along the way, architects plan to construct environmentally friendly features, including rain gardens to reduce ground pollution. GET MORE— UGA Architects for Facilities Planning: www.camplan.uga.edu © Copyright 2005 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA