2025 Design & Master Plan - South Dakota State University

tables
table 2.1 parking classifications, total spaces, and 14
customer benefits (fall 2011)
table 2.2 campus parking supply/demand (fall 2011) 14
illustrations
fig. 1.1 concept rendering for abbott, spencer 3
and thorne halls, completed in fall 2010
fig. 1.2 masonry screen wall (lincoln music center) 5
fig. 1.3 performing arts center 6
fig. 1.4 avera health and science center 6
fig. 1.5 administration building 6
fig. 1.6 example of sustainable parking lot design 7
fig. 1.7 13th avenue campus entrance (2011) 8
fig. 1.8 campus monument sign 8
fig. 1.9 existing sidewalk on the college green 9
fig. 1.10 campus community connections 9
(village square)
fig. 2.1 campus core (1952) 10
fig. 2.2 campus core (2004) 10
fig. 2.3 the university student union 11
fig. 2.4 existing campus building use (2012) 12
fig. 2.5 college green event (1950) 15
fig. 2.6 president eisenhower speech on 15
the college green (1968)
fig. 2.7 photo of campus and the college green (1952) 16
fig. 2.8 example of existing pedestrian-vehicle 17
conflict within the campus core
fig. 2.9 example of existing pedestrian traffic 17
within the campus core
fig. 2.10 existing campus (2012) 18
fig. 3.1 concept view of pedestrian quad west of 19
university student union (currently parking)
fig. 3.2 2025 campus master plan 20
fig. 3.3 2025 campus build-out in detail 22
fig. 3.4 concept view of 13th avenue campus drop-off 23
fig. 3.5 example – sustainable parking development 24
fig. 3.6 concept view “a” of jackrabbit green 26
fig. 3.7 concept view “b” of jackrabbit green 26
fig. 3.8 concept plan for jackrabbit green 26
improvements
fig. 3.9 concept plan for college green improvements 27
fig. 3.10 concept view of engineering quad at south 28
end of campus (vacated 12th avenue)
fig. 3.11 concept view of medary avenue 28
pedestrian entrance
fig. 3.12 2025 campus pedestrian corridor development 29
fig. 3.13 concept view of 13th avenue campus entry 30
fig. 3.14 parking implementation phase 1 31
fig. 3.15 parking implementation phase 2 32
fig. 3.16 parking implementation phase 3 33
fig. 3.17 parking implementation phase 4 34
fig. 3.18 parking implementation phase 5 35
fig. 3.19 parking implementation phase 6 36