
The Campus Master Plan project will result in a document that will guide the future development and land use at Bishop’s University.
The Plan will respond to a series of objectives which emerged from a public consultation that took place in June 2010. The Campus development priorities identified at that time included the following:
- Preserve Bishop’s identity
The places we know and love – the Quad, McGreer, St. Mark’s, Divinity and Bandeen Hall – are central to Bishop’s heritage. - Promote a walking culture
Establish Bishop’s as a place where walking, not cars and parking, takes precedence. - Connect our campus
Connect our buildings to one another and our campus spaces to the rivers and forests that surround us. - Make spaces for coming together
Spaces for meetings and spontaneous gatherings contribute to a vibrant academic and social life. - Create a visible campus
Most of campus life is hidden behind walls and doors. Much of it can, and should, be made visible. - Build a new campus entrance
Design a dignified entrance to the campus leading to the Sports and Wellness centre and Coulter Field. - Enhance College Street
The stretch from Queen Street to our campus evokes an industrial park rather than a quaint college town. College Street should look worthy of its name.
It is expected that a final proposal will be prepared and presented to the Board of Governors in the spring of 2012.
Presentations:
Community consultation January 26, 2012 (video)
Community consultation January 26-27, 2012 (14 MB PDF)
If you would like to share your views on the concept presented by the architects, please send your comments by e-mail to the Principal at Principal@UBishops.ca.
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