The Campus Master Plan is intended to be a living document, written and\u00a0structured to provide Brandon University with a flexible decision-making\u00a0framework to accommodate specific opportunities and needs as they emerge\u00a0over a 20 to 30 year time horizon.<\/p>\n
It is anticipated that some aspects of the Plan, like the Campus, will continue\u00a0to evolve and change over time but it is critical that through this process, the\u00a0Plan remains true to its Vision, Principles, and Plan Frameworks. Some aspects\u00a0of the Plan that may evolve include the specific use, height, and architecture of\u00a0individual buildings. Other aspects should not evolve, or deviate, from this Plan.\u00a0The building massing and open space typologies, for example, are designed to\u00a0provide a balance between built form and open space, allow for the highest\u00a0degree of accessibility and walkability, allow for the most efficient use of the\u00a0Campus lands, and support the Plan\u2019s Vision overall.<\/p>\n
As the Plan evolves, it is critical that the University\u00a0community and stakeholders continue to be involved\u00a0in conversations about its implementation and updates.\u00a0This continued engagement and collaboration between\u00a0the University and the rest of Brandon is an important\u00a0aspect of the Plan\u2019s successful evolution over time as\u00a0it will help ensure the Vision, Principles, Frameworks,\u00a0and Implementation Strategy continues to meet BU\u2019s\u00a0mission and values, as well as the needs and priorities\u00a0of students, staff, faculty, surrounding community,\u00a0and visitors of the Campus as it evolves. In particular,\u00a0continued engagement with the City of Brandon, as well\u00a0as the Indigenous Community leaders is critical to the\u00a0development of the Vision over time.<\/p>\n
The Campus Master Plan should figure\u00a0prominently in the University\u2019s planning processes.\u00a0It should be referred to throughout all development\u00a0planning and design processes and all decisions regarding the physical form and\u00a0ongoing management of the Campus should be consistent\u00a0with the Plan and make reference to it.<\/p>\n
Administration<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The physical areas within the Campus\u2019\u00a0buildings need be considered to achieve an understanding\u00a0of the potential future build out plan. To support the\u00a0development of the Plan, a Campus Space Planning study\u00a0was undertaken.<\/p>\n Campus Space Plan<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n The Campus Master Plan reflects the recommended\u00a0long-term development of Brandon University\u2019s Main\u00a0Campus, and improves buildings and open spaces in an\u00a0ongoing and simultaneous approach that is in keeping\u00a0with the Vision and Guiding Principles.<\/p>\nCampus Space Plan Summary<\/h2>\n
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