Ayers Saint Gross / EUCP-Campus Plan and Campus Plan Update

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In 1915, American architect Henry Hornbostel was selected to design an Atlanta campus for the University, which had been established by the Methodist Church in 1836 in nearby Oxford.

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Campus Planning

Campus Plan and Campus Plan Update

Emory University, Atlanta, GA

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Completion: 1998, 2005
Size: 631 acres
Awards: 2002 SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Planning – Merit Award; 2002 AIA Baltimore – Honor Award; 2002 Maryland State AIA – Design Award, Honorable Mention

Ayers Saint Gross created a campus plan for Emory University in 1998, and a campus plan update in 2005. Both plans will guide the physical development of Emory’s campus over several decades. They address programming, land use, architectural massing, design guidelines and implementation strategies for all campus facilities. Emory University has been transformed from an auto-dominated campus to one that is pedestrian-friendly, green, and unified. This has been accomplished while adding 3.8 million SF of facilities and open spaces.

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