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Outdoor Focal Points

• Focal points, strategically placed on the campus, can be a very powerful urban design tool. using artwork, landscape plantings, or other architectural features, will help provide interest to the site, while improving wayfinding.

• Provide opportunities for the expression of outdoor art. Art features need to be incorporated into the site at strategic locations, unless special circumstances permit. Focal points are an excellent opportunity to integrate art into the site.

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