Belmont University Campus Plan Information |
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| Preface Belmont's Plan provides a flexible and descriptive guide to future development as an alternative to a site specific, time-locked prescriptive plan. |
Preface Document (PDF) Historical Overview Guiding Principles |
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| Campus Situation Belmont University is situated near Nashville's midtown, within close proximity to the city's cultural, academic, residential and commercial centers. |
Campus Situation Existing Context Campus Expansion Property Expansion Map Projects in Progress |
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| Activity Zones The proposed campus is divided into five activity zones that are based on similarities in activities, purpose and design. It is the intent of these zones to address the specific context of the adjoining neighborhoods while providing a unified sense of place and appearance for the overall campus. |
Activity Zones Document Activity Zone Map |
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| Proposed Development The proposed Development Sites are associated with areas of the campus, current and proposed, where development/redevelopment is to occur. |
Architectural Compatability Proposed Development Sites Proposed Development Map Development Capacity Phasing |
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| Traffic, Parking and Pedestrian Planning Belmont will provide adequate on campus parking for its students, faculty, and staff; develop patterns of vehicular circulation that minimize impact on surrounding neighborhoods, and encourage pedestrian use of campus by pursuing the development of well designed walkways and green spaces. |
Vehicular Parking Vehicular Circulation Map Pedestrian Circulation Map |
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| Open Space Buffering and Screening Belmont intends to enhance the visual attractiveness of its campus by providing for abundant green space and effective buffering and screening between campus facilities and private neighborhood residences |
Open Space & Buffering Map Tree Plan Map |
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| Lighting It is Belmont's intent with regard to exterior lighting improvements and provisions to provide integrated function and appearances within the campus and to provide compatible function and appearance between the campus and adjoining neighborhoods. |
Lighting Document Lighting Table |
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Revisions in progress - September 5, 2005 |
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