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OBJECT: Urban University Campus Planning and Design
From: Campus Planning Committee of University of Quebec in Montreal
(CPC-UQAM)
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Greetings from Montreal, Canada,
I am working for the Campus Planning Committee of the University of Quebec
in Montreal. This institution has experienced a fast expansion since its
foundation in 1968, and presently has over forty thousand students.
Located in the inner city of Montreal, this young university poses, by
it's continuing growth, many planning problems and challenges. Hence, the
neighbourhood in which the university is implanted, is characterized by a
certain level of degradation. The social fabric, the structure of the
commercial streets and the general state of buildings are all deteriorated
at a certain extent. We believe that the university must help make it's
environment better, not worse. It must act as a structuring agent on the
neighbourhood, without smothering it.
Therefore, we are looking for documentation on the urban campus planning
and design. More, specifically, we are interested in the impacts these
planning and design methods may have on the immediate urban environment of
an institution. We would like to know if any papers or reports on
experiments of this nature are available.
The committee has contacted many universities in hopes of constituting a
data bank on urban campus planning. Therefore, if you have any questions
regarding our case study we will be glad to answer you.
Thanking you in advance, yours sincerely.
Pascal Lombart
for the Campus Planning Committee:
Campus Planning Committee
Department of Urban Studies
University of Quebec in Montreal
P.O. Box 8888, Succ. A
Montreal (Quebec), Canada
H3C 3P8
Tel.: (514) 987-8555
Fax.: (514) 987-7827
Internet: r32154@xxxxxxxxxx
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
OBJECT: Urban University Campus Planning and Design
From: Campus Planning Committee of University of Quebec in Montreal
(CPC-UQAM)
R32154@xxxxxxxxxx
Greetings from Montreal, Canada,
I am working for the Campus Planning Committee of the University of Quebec
in Montreal. This institution has experienced a fast expansion since its
foundation in 1968, and presently has over forty thousand students.
Located in the inner city of Montreal, this young university poses, by
it's continuing growth, many planning problems and challenges. Hence, the
neighbourhood in which the university is implanted, is characterized by a
certain level of degradation. The social fabric, the structure of the
commercial streets and the general state of buildings are all deteriorated
at a certain extent. We believe that the university must help make it's
environment better, not worse. It must act as a structuring agent on the
neighbourhood, without smothering it.
Therefore, we are looking for documentation on the urban campus planning
and design. More, specifically, we are interested in the impacts these
planning and design methods may have on the immediate urban environment of
an institution. We would like to know if any papers or reports on
experiments of this nature are available.
The committee has contacted many universities in hopes of constituting a
data bank on urban campus planning. Therefore, if you have any questions
regarding our case study we will be glad to answer you.
Thanking you in advance, yours sincerely.
Pascal Lombart
for the Campus Planning Committee:
Campus Planning Committee
Department of Urban Studies
University of Quebec in Montreal
P.O. Box 8888, Succ. A
Montreal (Quebec), Canada
H3C 3P8
Tel.: (514) 987-8555
Fax.: (514) 987-7827
Internet: r32154@xxxxxxxxxx