2025 Design & Master Plan - South Dakota State University

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accessibility The university is committed to providing equal access for all individuals to its facilities throughout campus. The development and improvement of all campus facilities must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines and the accessibility requirements of applicable building codes. All walkways essential to reaching a building or program will be built to adhere to the latest ADA guidelines, providing equal access to public spaces. Parking will be developed in a manner that allows for flexible placement of accessible parking stalls, responding to the changing needs of the students, faculty, staff and visitors. sustainability campus utilities and infrastructure The university operates a central steam heating plant with mostly localized cooling systems. Campus utilities form an underground matrix that, in some instances, dictate where buildings can be developed and where surface access to existing utilities must be maintained. Access to campus infrastructure and the cost of relocating significant utilities or extending utilities to the outer limits of campus are essential factors to consider when evaluating building sites. Structural concealment of necessary above-ground utilities will be strongly considered with each building project as shown in Figure 1.2. South Dakota State University is committed to sustainability, sound conservation practices and environmental responsibility. In addition to the previously stated LEED certification standards, the university-wide guidelines in support of sustainability practices, which will be reviewed and updated periodically, are: • Incorporating the principles of sustainability and energy efficiency in all planning, capital projects, renovation projects, operations and maintenance within budgetary constraints and programmatic requirements; • Minimizing the use of nonrenewable energy sources, increased use of local renewable energy, and implementation of conservation measures that reduce energy consumption; • Supporting alternative means of transportation to and from campus in order to reduce needs for personal vehicles; • Continued commitment to providing on-campus housing options for all students and encouragement for private investment in housing and services nearby, which in turn, reduces vehicle traffic to and from campus; and • Increased recycling efforts and correlated reduction in the amount of generated landfill waste. figure 1.2: masonry screen wall (lincoln music center) 5
architectural considerations The campus contains a diverse mix of architectural styles, reflective of their individual eras of design and construction. The thoughtful integration of new buildings within the existing campus fabric will require careful consideration for the scale, proportion, form, material and proximity of existing buildings. Architectural guidelines are contained in Appendix B of the plan. Following the guidelines, new construction will be designed to fit cohesively within existing neighborhoods, reflecting the current state-of-the-art technology in building construction. Thus new buildings become an evolving record of architectural trends and campus life; and add diversity and variety to an integrated campus environment. figure 1.4: avera health and science center figure 1.3: performing arts center figure 1.5: administration building 6
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planting methods Use suitable topso
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turfgrass All new turf seed and sod
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table of contents INTRODUCTION B:1
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