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Applying the principles
On foot and bike
Building space
Space reclaimed from today’s surface parking lots can be used for classroom and laboratory buildings and residence halls, as needs develop and funding becomes available. Each precinct of campus includes student residence halls.
Buses and cars circle the perimeter of campus, preserving the interior space for pedestrians and cyclists. New parking decks--wrapped and hidden with classrooms, offices, labs and residence halls--are scattered around that outer perimeter, replacing the current surface parking lots. Parking decks and buses are sited to minimize walking time to any building.
Building space
Space reclaimed from today’s surface parking lots can be used for classroom and laboratory buildings and residence halls, as needs develop and funding becomes available. Each precinct of campus includes student residence halls.
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Danny Sniff (dsniff@uga.cc.uga.edu)
Ryan Nesbit (rnesbit@uga.cc.uga.edu)
Tom Breedlove (tbreedlove@camplan.uga.edu)
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