ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus City Council February 6, 2007

ASU Downtown Phoenix Timeline Phase I (Fall 2006) –2,500 students estimated (6,000 actual) –300,000 Sq. Ft. academic/support –250 interim student housing beds Phase II (Fall 2008) –7,500 students –770,000 Sq. Ft. academic/support –750 units student housing beds Build-Out –15,000 students –1.5 M Sq. Ft. academic/support –4,000 units student housing

Phase I Completed: University Center: College of Public Programs & University College School of Nursing and Healthcare Innovations Residential Commons Administrative space in Downtown Post Office Phoenix Urban Research Laboratory

2 nd St. 3 rd St. Fillmore St. Central Ave. ASU Downtown Campus District Van Buren St. Taylor St. College of Nursing & Healthcare Innovation School of Journalism Residential Commons University Center Post Office Civic Space 1 st Ave. 1 st St. Student Housing

Phase II: Update Walter Cronkite School of Journalism/ KAET Channel 8 Planning & Development of Civic Space Taylor Streetscape Improvements Student Housing Neighborhood/ University Relationships Study

Walter Cronkite School of Journalism/KAET Channel 8 $71 Million Sundt Construction & HDR Architects design-build team 6 stories 220,000 SF of Academic Space and Television Broadcast Studio Ground floor retail Accommodate 1,500 students Open Fall 2008

Civic Space Approximately 3 acre site Public gathering, social networking, external forum EDAW landscape architects selected for conceptual master plan Public input throughout the process Post Office 424 N. Central Central Station

Taylor Streetscape Improvements Taylor Street from Central Avenue to 3 rd Street Ten Eyck Landscape Architects selected Design features: pedestrian lighting, public art, abundant landscaping Construction to begin this summer on first block

Student Housing Beds by August Beds by August 2009 Capstone Development selected through RFP process Southern half of the block between Fillmore and Taylor Streets from First to Second Streets $150 Million project, stories First Phase: Open in Fall 2008

Neighborhood/University Relationship Study Address neighborhood concerns regarding the university impact Legacy Training and Consulting selected through an RFQ process Scope includes: best practice research, impacts, and recommendations on potential new policies Complete in May 2007

ASU Conceptual Development Plan Process Plan developed with the assistance of local architects Review and Input from Downtown Stakeholders Group Presentations and Input –City Boards and Commissions –Neighborhood Associations –Business Leaders and Organizations Plan being finalized for presentation to the City

ASU AT THE WEST CAMPUS

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