NORTH GROUNDS ATHLETICS MASTER PLANUNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | 2018

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NORTH GROUNDS ATHLETICS MASTER PLAN

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The University of Virginia initiated the North Grounds Athletics Mater Plan for two primary reasons: First, to establish a bold vision that guides long-term development within the athletics area that builds upon the North Grounds Planning Study. Second, to develop a detailed building program that sets a new standard for what a collegiate scholar-athlete experience should be at UVA.The athletics area is currently home to training and competition facilities, administrative and operations space, as well as the supporting amenities of parking, public plaza space, and a network of major roads. The 82-acre site is characterized by significant topography, ecological and hydrological systems, which over time have evolved to the current patterns of land uses, network of streets and infrastructure. The site is a critical link between North Grounds and Central Grounds. Therein lies a great opportunity, on many fronts to realize the University’s aspirations:

The site presents a tremendous opportunity to integrate

INTRODUCTION

Existing Site Conditions Aerial View Separation from Central Grounds Disconnected Mobility Lack of Cohesive Identity, Aged Facilities

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The site is the western gateway to the Historic Grounds, a World

Investigate the programmatic needs for all student athletes,

The athletics area seeks to create an environment that

Develop an implementation strategy that allows for flexibility to

Strengthen and promote multimodal connectivity between

Preserve and restore the ecological resources as a powerful

unites North and Central Grounds.

academic and athletics around a bold connectivity idea that

Heritage Site. The idea and the final result must recognize the need to serve as introduction to the university.

coaches, staff and athletic administrators that sets up for the long term success and growth.

supports nationally competitive and successful teams, attract and retain the highest quality student-athletes, and contributes to a goal of fostering collegiality and collaboration between student-athletes, faculty and staff.

meet long term needs and aspirations and maintains the integrity of a cohesive idea.

North and Central Grounds.

unifying landscape.

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DESIGN IDEA : STRENGTHEN CONNECTIONS AND IDENTITY

The master plan proposes a bold new vision that unites the aspirations of a unique scholar-athlete program with the enabling physical facilities to support that vision. The plan proposes a new complex of indoor facilities around a new Sports Promenade that unites North Grounds with the athletics district. This promenade idea becomes the iconic identity to the district and iconic home of UVA sports; for athletes, coaches, and fans alike.

The master plan encourages interdisciplinary collaboration between athletics and academic uses. It promotes flexibility to allow for future program needs and phasing. The landscape seeks to create an exceptional environment that fosters dialogue and transparency, and promotes active and engaged learning. It improves the overall arrival experience to Grounds and promotes safe multimodal mobility.

Proposed Long Term Master Plan Aerial View Restore the woodland stream and Virginia landscape as a powerful unifying preserve

Move toward connected, enclaves of academic, residential, and athletic use surrounding the preserve

Connect all with an integrated multimodal mobility system

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ContextSite Analysis

Copeley Residential clearing

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GROUNDS AND CONTEXT

The University of Virgina, established in 1819, comprises 1,135 Acres in the Piedmont region of Virginia. At the time of its founding, this land, one mile west of Charlottesville, consisted of farm fields and woodlands amidst the rolling countryside of Albermarle County. Today, the University and the City of Charlottesville are intertwined, and much of the land is developed. As the geographic center of Grounds and University land-holdings, the development of the athletics area has the potential to unite Central and North Grounds in a profound way.

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Existing Building ProgramMcCue Center: Football Program; Coaches Offices; Central Athletics AdministrationWelsh Indoor Football Practice Facility:Indoor Practice Facility for Football and Other SportsUniversity Hall ( Former On-Campus Arena):· Home to the Following Teams: Field Hockey; M&W Lacrosse; M&W Soccer; M&W Track & Field; M&W CROSS Country; Softball· Training Center in Some Capacity for Other Sports and for Facility OperationsOnesty Hall:Wrestling, including practice facilities. Also includes a visiting locker room and storage.The Cage: Indoor Training Space for Track & Field, along with Other Sports.Sports Medicine Building:Sports Medicine for Sports other than Football in the Precinct.John Paul Jones Arena Basketball Home Venue:M&W Basketball team facilities; Academic Services; Student-Athlete Dining Facility; Central Video Operations

Total park spaces = 2,327Surface parking spaces = 1,595

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Football Outdoor Practice FieldLacrosse Practice FieldPartial Length Soccer Practice FieldField Hockey Stadium - Practice and Home Venue for Field HockeyKlockner Stadium - Home Venue for Soccer and LacrosseSoccer Practice Field - Future Softball FacilityDavenport Field at Disharoon Park - Home Venue and Team Facility for BaseballLannigan Field - Outdoor Practice & Home Venue for Track & Field

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PROGRAM

Summary of Stakeholder DiscussionsProgram Summary

SUMMARY OF STAKEHOLDER DISCUSSIONS

UVA Athletic Teams are collectively performing at a very high level

Success should be celebrated in a collective way, the number of championships by all teams is impressive when viewed together

Existing Athletic Facilities are typically undersized and in need of improvement

New facility should be focused on the Impact to Student-Athletes – “We want them arriving and wanting to be the best that they can be.”

Building should reflect the Values of UVA Athletics and UVA as an institution

With any new facility, maintain areas that bring student-athletes and coaches together - Academic Services and Dining Facilities at JPJ are current examples of this

Coaches were collectively enthusiastic about a central facility bringing sports together – a Center for 650 Student-Athletes

Administrators expressed a strong desire to provide improved resources to help student-athletes be as successful as possible - Sports Nutrition prefers a centralized hub, convenient to a majority of student-athletes - Sports Medicine is to remain convenient and familiar to student-athletes, with more space than current facility - New Orthopedic Center opening near the precinct in 2020 will offer specialized care to student-athletes - Strength & Conditioning needs to grow for the number of student-athletes served, with improved analytical capabilities - Academic Support Facility is undersized for number served, but staff does a great job

Access to convenient parking was a common concern of coaches

Existing Field Inventory provides challenges with overuse and shared field time – ideal inventory would be: - Football=2 outdoor fields + Welsh Indoor - Soccer=1 dedicated field each for Men & Women – 2 total - Lacrosse=1 dedicated field each for Men & Women – 2 total - Field Hockey=1 field (performance & practice)

Coaches take great efforts to manage fields and share facilities as efficiently as possible

The Field Hockey Stadium currently lacks convenient access to locker rooms and fan amenities, but offers a top-notch field

Coaches find that recruits really value the academic quality of UVA

A key focus for coaches is preparing student-athletes for life after UVA

Shared Student-Athlete Resources

30,693 GSFFootball Team Training

61,719 GSF

Olympic Sports Training

105,210 GSF

Athletic Grounds & Support

5,544 GSF

Virginia Athletic Foundation &

External Relations

16,069 GSF

Student Development Center

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Building Support

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NEAR-TERM FIELD INVENTORY FIELD QUANTITY

FOOTBALL OUTDOOR PRACTICE FIELD 2WELSH INDOOR FOOTBALL 1LACROSSE PRACTICE FIELD 1SOCCER PRACTICE FIELD 2FIELD HOCKEY STADIUM 1

LONG-TERM FIELD INVENTORY FIELD QUANTITY

FOOTBALL OUTDOOR PRACTICE FIELD 2WELSH INDOOR FOOTBALL 1LACROSSE PRACTICE FIELD 2SOCCER PRACTICE FIELD 2FIELD HOCKEY STADIUM 1

UVAFOOTBALL & OLYMPIC TRAINING FACILITYPROPOSED SF

MASTER PLAN

Civic FrameworkNear Term & Long Term PlansDetailed Exploration of Master Plan

The Civic Framework principles embody the strategic goals from the university to enable a dynamic, economically viable development that supports the university’s mission and connectivity. It is driven by an organized framework of pedestrian corridors, re-imagines Massie road as a prominent corridor that enhances the arrival experience. Additionally, the potential exists for bridges to connect across the Railroad track to future buildings in the Ivy Corridor site.

CIVIC FRAMEWORK

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The near term plan sets up an organizing framework that addresses the programmatic needs for a majority of the UVA sports program, and also outlines an implementation process that expedites and accomplishes immediate needs. The program addresses the needs as a daily home for a majority of UVA’s sports programs, and is generally divided into the football program and shared resources by other sports program.

The program and site amenities are organized along a pedestrian promenade and is envisioned to create an enhanced arrival experience for students, spectators, and visitors. The plan capitalizes on the topography and organizes the program in a series of stepped terraces of athletic fields and new facilities. Practice Facilities for UVA sports programs include a collection of enhanced outdoor practice fields along with:1. An improved Wrestling Practice Facility2. A replacement to the existing Cage, offering an indoor track and a turf training area.3. A dedicated Rowing Practice Facility in the precinct,

Massie road is re-imagined as a prominent entry corridor that promotes multimodal mobility and enhances the arrival experience towards University Grounds.

MASTER PLAN - NEAR TERM

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The long term plan seeks to strengthen the civic identity along Massie road with potential uses that foster inter-disciplinary collaboration. The intersection of Copeley and Massie Road is envisioned to be a new pulse of vitality anchored with active uses. The future buildings proposed along the street are scaled appropriately and setback from the street edge to respond to the surrounding context. The future buildings shall include parking below grade to replace surface parking spaces and meet future needs. The plan also recommends the relocation and additions to the field hockey stadium to the east side of the Copeley Road and closer to the competition venues. Additionally, the potential exists for bridges to connect across the railroad track to future buildings in the Ivy Corridor site.

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Existing View Looking Northwest

A new pedestrian plaza is proposed that anchors the Goodwin Bridge and New Sports Promenade in the athletics area overlooking the new practice fields and facilities.

PROMENADELOOKING NORTHWEST

Existing View Looking Northwest

A vibrant new sports promenade that celebrates UVA Sports history connects Central Grounds and athletics facilities and venues. It is envisioned to enhance the student, visitor, and gameday experiences.

MASSIE ROADLOOKING NORTHWEST

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Massie road is re-imagined as a new prominent entry corridor with street trees, wide pedestrian walks, enhanced site lighting to create a safe and continuous pedestrian connection.

NEAR TERM BUILDING

262,891 sf

LONG TERM BUILDING

458,000 sf+ 196,269 sf

Building Coverage=11.55 acresProposed Building gsf = 262,891 sf

New Building New Building

Building Coverage=16.52 acres

EXISTING BUILDING

Building Coverage=11.94 acres

NEAR TERM PARKING LONG TERM PARKING

New Parking New Parking

EXISTING PARKING

Surface Parking =1,595Total Parking = 2,327

Surface Parking =1,650Total Parking = 2,553

Surface Parking =529Total Parking = 3,164

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NEAR TERM OUTDOOR FIELDS LONG TERM OUTDOOR FIELDSEXISTING OUTDOOR FIELDS

A Soccer Practice FieldB Klockner Stadium C Davenport Field at Disharoon Park D Lannigan Field E Field Hockey Stadium

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1 Football Field2 Football Field3 - 5 Natural Turf Practice Field

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A SoftballB Klockner Stadium C Davenport Field at Disharoon Park D Lannigan Field E Field Hockey Stadium

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Pervious Area Coverage = 50.83 acresPercentage of Total Site Area = 61.7%

Pervious Area Coverage = 54.92 acresPercentage of Total Site Area = 66.7%

Pervious Area Coverage = 58.32 acresPercentage of Total Site Area = 70.8%

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RailPedestrain WalksRoad

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EXISTING BIKE ROUTES

Lack of connection and limited access.

Dedicated Bike Route (Lanes/Sharrow)Moped Parking Location

Secondary Bike Route (Recommended Route, No Dedicated Lanes OR Sharrow)

UVA Rack LocationBike Rack Location

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EXISTING BUS ROUTES

UTS Central Grounds

UTS Green GroundsUTS Collonade Route

UTS North RouteBus Stop

Cat Route 7

Bus stops in the parking areas, causing safety issues.

Consolidate bus stops along streets to enhance traffic flow.

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SCENARIO EVALUATION

SCENARIO 1 SCENARIO 2 SCENARIO 3

Scenario 1 – The proposed Football and Olympic sports facilities are proposed to create a presence at the intersection of Massie road and Emmet street. A proposed entry court along Massie road organizes the new and existing buildings.

Scenario 2 – An interconnected proposed facility for football and Olympic sports with direct connections to existing facilities, McCue and Welch practice facility. The plan proposes strong pedestrian east-west connections from Central Grounds through the athletics area and tournament venues.

Scenario 3 – Plan proposes all new interconnected facilities for Football, New Welch, and Olympic facilities along Massie road.

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INTERIM CONDITIONSEXISTING CONDITIONS

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PHASE 2 VACATE INTERIM MODULAR UNITS

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Future Buildings

TEAMUniversity of VirginiaDepartment of AthleticsMcCue Center - PO BOX 400846Charlottesville, VA 22904434.982.5100www.virginiasports.com

DUMONTJANKSLandscape Architects and Planners129 Kingston StreetBoston MA 02111617.275.2355www.dumontjanks.com

University of VirginiaOffice of the ArchitectO’Neil Hall445 Rugby RoadCharlottesville, VA 22903434.924.6015www.officearchitect.virginia.edu

HOKArchitects and Planners300 West 22nd StreetKansas City, MO 64108816.472.3360www.hok.com

DUMONTJANKS