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Integrating Academic, Residential, and Recreational Uses in Functional
Zones
Jefferson's original plan for the University fostered a sense of
community by combining academic, residential and recreational uses
into a compact "village" setting. Following this successful
model, new development should integrate such complementary functions
as student and faculty housing, teaching and research, administrative
activities, sports and recreation, dining and retail support. Planning
initiatives in support of this principle include:
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The Carr's Hill arts and architecture complex |
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A
new residential college north of Ivy Road between Emmet
Street and Alderman Road, with commercial/retail businesses
at street level |
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South Lawn Study |
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