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Existing Land Use

• The current land use pattern is a result of growth over the past 100 hundred years. This has caused an unorthodox shift to the southwest, in lieu of some traditional land use expansions. Due to this, each campus section requires duplicate functions, primarily in the academic and residential land use needs.

• The campus grew from northeast to south west, over the highest point in Greeley and this is where the University Center now sits. There is a bottleneck or hourglass effect at this point which causes multiple problems, programmatically and operationally.

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 Map of Existing Land Use
Residential Land Use at the West Campus Track and football field, West Campus Xeriscape Outdoor Laboratory  

 

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Last updated: April 13, 2007