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16 REGIS TODAY The first stage of the renovation will result in restructuring the campus core so at its heart is a grassy quad where now there is a parking lot. Above, the parking lot as it is currently. Below, an architect's rendering of that same space, transformed into a new campus quad.
& BEFORE AFTER Next fall, the Regis campus will begin MASTER PLAN to take on a new face. After much study and collaboration, the College has crafted WILL RESULT IN a master plan that envisions a more attractive, more technology-driven, more A DRAMATICALLY student-centered campus. Above all, more NEW CAMPUS campus core so at its heart is a grassy quad where now there is a parking lot. The larger goal is to create more comfortable and collaborative learning spaces and enhance opportunities for gathering, dialogue, and community. This new central campus quad will contain improved campus entrances, connective campus sidewalks and in future phases, will open up to a renovated library, an improved student center, and an enhanced residence hall. A loop road and satellite parking lot will be developed as part of the motor vehicle transportation plan. will set the stage both physically and philosophically for the next phases. It will be a harbinger of even bigger changes to come. Soon thereafter, the library will be renovated with a new entrance that is oriented so it faces the new central quad. The library will be adapted to maximize collaboration and to provide support for current technology and look ahead to the technology of the future. A contemporary learning commons for technology-aided research and study. Included in the plans are an outdoor study terrace opening onto the Great Lawn. The third phase will be an addition to Maria Hall. The suite-style accommo- - new wing will abut the newly developed central quad. The College engaged Sasaki Associates of Watertown, Mass., on the 10-year master plan process and is pleased that the Town of Weston Planning Board has approved the master plan. The transformation of campus will be funded campaign, now in the pre-planning stage. 17 SPRING 13
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