2. Fo r wa r d .
In June of 2010, a n inte rdi s ciplina r y te a m
of de s igne r s a nd re se a rche r s wo r ke d with
re s i de nts of the newly fo r me d Ca mpu s D i str i c t
in Cleve la nd, O hio to c re ate a pla n fo r the a re a .
T he te a m wo r ke d to g ethe r eve r y day fo r seve n
we e ks, cha rg e d with the t a sk of deve loping
a pla n that woul d revit a lize the di str i c t. T he
c e ntr a l i de a b e hind the ma ke - up of the te a m
wa s ve r y s imple a nd highly unu sua l: the
re s i de nts a nd exi sting bu s ine s se s woul d fo r m
the ba s i s of the e c o no mi c reviva l of the a re a .
T hi s i s the sto r y of the te a m a nd the s olutio n
they c re ate d fo r thi s cultu r a lly r i ch a nd dive r se
c o mmunit y.
3. EUCLID AvENUE PHOTO: MARCUS BRAITHwAITE
THE CAMPUS DISTRICT PLANNING PROJECT
COvER PHOTO: MARI HULICk
4. MEMBERS Of THE COMMUNITy MEET THE TEAM , SUPERIOR AND EAST 17TH STREET
i n T ro d u C T i o n
PHOTO: MARCUS BRAITHwAITE
2 T h e Ca m Pu s d i s T r i C T
3 T h e Pl a n n i n g Pro j e C T ’ s i n C e P T i o n
4 T h e Pl a n n i n g Pro j e C T ’ s C h a rg e
E x p os i ti o n: T h e C o l l a b o rat i ve C a mpus Pl a n n i ng Pro j e ct ’s bac kg rou nd 5 Pro C e s s
sto r y was a l re ad y i n p l ace w h e n a l l me mb e rs a r r i ve d on th e su mme r
p ro j e ct ’s f i rst d ay. T h e ex p osi t i on rea l l y to o k fo r m du r i ng th e 6 The Team
“Susta i n a b l e C l eve l a nd 2019” Su m mi t i n Aug ust of 20 09, w h e n th e
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se e ds—a nd M ayo r Fra n k J ac kso n’s bu dg et a l l oc at i on—we re p l a nte d
to deve l op t h e C a mpus D ist r ict as a susta i n a b l e n e ig hb o r h o o d. T h e
f l e dg l i ng v isi o n assu me d p a l p a b l e fo r m du r i ng th e fo l l o w i ng 9 months,
w h i l e C u ya h og a C o m mu n i t y C o l l eg e’s M et ro C a mpus Presi de nt, D r.
M ic h a e l Sc h o op, asse mb l e d a h i re d tea m of desig n e rs, co m mu n i t y
deve l op e rs, a nd co l l eg e a nd h ig h sc h o o l stu de nt resi de nts to actu a l ize
t h e Su m m i t ’s c i t y asp i rat i o ns.
5. The Ca m p u s district. T he a re a fo r me r ly
k nown a s T he St. v ince nt ’s Q uadr a ngle D i str ic t
( Ea st 22nd to Ea st 3 0 th a nd south to woodla nd
Ave, spa nning no r th to L ake Er ie) wa s re na me d
to T he Ca mpu s D i str ic t in 20 0 9. D ur ing the
“Su st a ina ble Cleve la nd 2019” Summit in Au gu st
of 20 0 9, the c once pt of cre ating a majo r ur ba n
de sign syste m e me rge d whe n the se e ds—a nd
air
Mayo r fr a nk Jackson’s bu dget a llo c ation— Cl
S t.
we re pla nte d to deve lop the Ca mpu s D i str ic t
a s a su st a ina ble ne ighb o r hood.
Pa r t of the f le dgling vi sion a s sume d pa lpa ble
fo r m dur ing the following 9 months, whe n the
Euclid
Boa rd of the Ca mpu s D i str ic t a s se mble d a
te a m of de signe r s, c ommunit y deve lope r s,a nd
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c olle ge a nd high s chool stu de nt re side nts to
ac tua lize Su st a ina ble Cleve la nd’s a spir ations.
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DISTRICT MAP By JOSEPH STANLEy
6. T h e Pl a n n i n g Pr oj e c t ’s i n c e p t i o n . In Au gu st L a b Ea r ly Colle g e High S cho ol to Tr i - C’s
of 20 0 9, Cleve la nd’s Mayo r fr a nk Jackson Metrop olit a n Ca mpu s a nd the willingne s s of
a nd hi s admini str ation c onve ne d a summit the s a me o rg a niz atio n s to c olla b o r ate p re se nt
e ntitle d “Su st a ina ble Cleve la nd 2019.” T he i de a l opp o r tunitie s to deve lop e du c atio na l
summit highlighte d the cit y’s c ommitme nt to initiative s that supp o r t su st a ina bilit y in the
su st a ina bilit y a s a key e c onomic deve lopme nt lo c a l c o mmunit y.
str ate gy. Mo re ove r, the summit se r ve d
a s a n opp o r tunit y fo r the pe ople a round
the re gion with expe r ti se in su st a ina ble
p r ac tice s to c olla b o r ate on s c a la ble p roje c ts
to achieve la rge r impac t. O ne c olla b o r ating
group c onsi sting of a rchite c ts, ac tivi sts,
a nd e du c ato r s, from Cleve la nd St ate, Ca se
we ste r n Re se r ve, a nd Tr i - C, a s we ll a s the
he ad of Cleve la nd’s lib r a r y syste m, adva nce d
the ide a of link ing the pur suit of “ wo r ld cla s s
su st a ina bilit y e du c ation” to the c ontex t of a
su st a ina ble ne ighb o r hood.
DISTRICT CHURCH PHOTO:: MARk DULUk
T he group, which eve ntua lly na me d itse lf
the “Colla b o r ative Ca mpu s,” ack nowle dge d
that the infr a str u c ture fo r the su st a ina ble
ne ighb o r hood they e nvi sione d a lre ady
exi sts in the c ommunit y sur rounding Tr i -
C’s downtown c a mpu s. T he p roximit y of the
Ste r ling Lib r a r y, Ma r ion Ste r ling Ele me nt a r y
School, Ja ne Adda m s High School, a nd D e sign
3 HOMES IN THE CAMPUS DISTRICT PHOTO:: MARk DULUk
7. T h e Pr oj e c t ’s C h a r g e. T he de signe r s on the Ju st a s the Ca mpu s D i str i c t i s a uni que
te a m we re give n the t a sk of ac c ompli s hing c olle c tio n of p e ople s and in stitutio n s
t wo obje c tive s at the s a me time: fir st, they that p o se s b oth cha lle ng e s a nd p o s itive
we re cha rge d with cre ating a p rofe s siona l opp o r tunitie s in a n intr in s i c dia le c ti c that c a n
de sign pla n; a nd se c ond, they we re cha rge d b e e mb r ac e d a nd utilize d to p o s itive ef fe c t,
with te aching the me mbe r s of the c ommunit y ou r te a m c o mp o s itio n a nd c olla b o r ative
how to de sign. Conne c ting the se t wo c omplex p ro c e s s a re i dio sy nc r ati c, whi ch i s what ma ke s
t a sks le d to the evolution of our de sign the Colla b o r ative Ca mpu s Pla nning Proje c t
solution. O nce fo r me d, the Te a m wa s give n re ma r ka ble a nd innovative within Cleve la nd
the ope n - e nde d dire c tion: you a re pa r t a nd a m o ng b roade r u r ba n deve lop me nt
of a c olla b o r ative te a m that mu st de sign m ove me nts.
something within the a re a from E. 22nd to
E.3 0 th stre et, in seve n we e ks (a nd te ach high
s chool, c olle ge a nd non -tr aditiona l stu de nts
a b out thi s p ro ce s s).
On Day 1 of the p roje c t, af te r only a
single, b r ief pla nning me eting with the le ad
c oo rdinato r s, a ll p roje c t me mbe r s we re
buz zing with excite me nt, but a nyone who
wa s be ginning to a bso r b the magnitu de a nd
c omplexit y of su ch a c ommunit y deve lopme nt
p roje c t wa s simult a ne ou sly ove r whe lme d.
Some me mbe r s a r r ive d quietly a pp re he nsive
while othe r s we re urge ntly b oi ste rou s, but the
group una nimou sly k new that our only sure
c our se wa s to dive into ac tivit y, e mb r ace our
te a m’s dive r sit y a nd the c olla b o r ative de sign
p ro ce s s we would adopt, a nd tr u st that a
gre at outc ome would e me rge.
4 THE DESIGN TEAM’S STUDIO PHOTO: MARk DULUk
8. T h e d e s i g n Pr oc e s s . O ur unique de sign g o o d s. what we a re ac tua lly str iving to c re ate
p ro ce s s c onsi sts of t wo f luid st age s; a four- i s a syste m that fo ste r s e c o no mi c ac tivit y,
we e k long ge r mination pe r iod of re se a rch a nd a nd, m o re imp o r t a ntly, s o cia l excha ng e s a nd
di s c ove r y, which bur st into the de sign pha se inte r ac tio na l p ro g r a m s that p ro m ote qua lit y
of cre ating a n imple me nt a ble solution. of life exp e r ie nc e s.
D ur ing the di s c ove r y pha se, the Te a m T he in s pir atio n b e hind ou r s olutio n wa s a live
c ondu c te d fo r ma l re se a rch via inte r views a nd a ll a lo ng, but we had to di s c ove r the optima l
e ngage d in inte r ac tive group b r a insto r ming— me dium to out wa rdly p re se nt it in a way that
a lmost da ily se s sions, c omple me nte d by i s c o mmuni c a ble to the la rg e r c o mmunit y.
f ie ld tr ips a nd c olo re d by fre que nt ma p -
mak ing. D ur ing our multiple f ie ld tr ip days, Our u r ba n de s ign s p e cia li sts s c r utinize d
we s cr utinize d our own di str ic t a nd made la rg e, 3 - D Ca mpu s D i str i c t ma p s that the
obse r vations a b out othe r, “su c ce s sful” Str u c tu re s a nd Enviro nme nts Te a m s built.
Cleve la nd ne ighb o r hoods, su ch a s Tre mont T hey s o o n une a r the d va r iou s route s that
a nd Lit tle It a ly, a lways ma int a ining a fo cu s on c a n b e deve lop e d to e ng e nde r pathways a nd
be st p r ac tice s. a re a s of inc re a se d ac tivit y a nd inte r ac tio n.
In thi s ma nne r, ou r s olutio n e nc o mpa s se s
we tr a nsitione d into our solutions pha se b oth p hys i c a l deve lop me nts a nd c o mmunit y
dur ing we e k 4 of our pla nning, a nd hit the e nr i chme nt. It i s not limite d to c o n str u c ting a
p rop os a l p rodu c tion full fo rce in we e k 5. s ingle buil ding, but it involve s the e st a bli s hing
O ur f ir st dire c t fo cu s on solutions o c cur re d of a n infr a str u c tu re to supp o r t qua lit y of life
whe n we de dic ate d our full wo r k mo r ning to exp e r ie nc e s.
individua l p re se nt ations of eve r y me mbe r’s
ide a l solution fo r the Ca mpu s D i str ic t. By
we e k 4’s close, we a nnounce d our solution
to be A Ma r ketplace. T hat only la ste d t wo
days befo re we de cla re d, “Ma r ketplace
i s OUT!” a s it be c a me a ppa re nt that the
te r m “ma r ketplace” too na r rowly implie s a
str u c ture whe re pe ople buy a nd se ll mate r ia l
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9. T h e Te a m . D ur ing the f ir st month of our a nd cultu r a l c e le b r atio n eve nts a nd
p roje c t, the t wo side s of the Te a m’s cha rge devi s in g m o de s of inve ntive ne ighb o r ho o d
be c a me thre ade d togethe r with the de signe r s outre ach (stre et “ t at to o s” a nd s i dewa lk a r t).
le ading the way: by tr u sting the p ro ce s s of what initia lly a pp e a re d a s a str u c tu re of
high - leve l de sign solutions, we su c ce s sfully p rofe s s io na l s nu r tu r ing a nd te aching stu de nts
e ngage d in an e du c ationa l expe r ie nce ha s tr a n sfo r me d to a tr uly c olla b o r ative
a b out the ur ba n deve lopme nt p ro ce s s while p ro c e s s with a ll te a m me mb e r s wo r k ing s i de -
p rodu cing a c omp re he nsive de sign solution by- s i de. T he uni que c o mp o s itio n of Pla nning
fo r our clie nt—the Ca mpu s D i str ic t Boa rd. A s Proje c t te a m, a nd the e nr i ching su c c e s se s
we burge one d into a c ohe sive, wo r k ing te a m, it ha s achieve d, p re ci se ly illu str ate s the
it be c a me unque stiona bly evide nt that the b roade r cha r ac te r we e nde avo r to cultivate in
expe r ime nt wa s wo r k ing. the Ca mpu s D i str i c t.
Some stu de nts reve a le d the ir a bilit y to c onvey
key bits of info r mation a s they wa r me d up
to the te a m a nd the p roje c t. T he Ca mpu s
D i str ic t stu de nts’ a nd re side nts’ inva lua ble
involve me nt i s not only a n a s set to the p roje c t ’s
initia l re se a rch a b out the di str ic t ’s c ommunit y,
but it i s e s se ntia l in the imple me nt ation of
a ny c ommunit y deve lopme nt ac tion that
will re sult from the pla n. wo r k ing with a ll of
the dive r se st ake holde r s to p romote qua lit y
of life expe r ie nce s mu st c ontinue to be a n
inte gr a l pa r t of the ac tion pla n. T he stu de nts
a nd re side nts have e me rge d a s le ade r s in
de signing ma ny imp o r t a nt solution initiative s,
su ch a s a Communit y Newslet te r a nd SwAG
p rodu c tion (se e p g s 26 a nd 29 fo r exa mple s).
T he Te a m i s cre ating a nd pla nning c ommunit y
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TEAM MEMBERS PHOTOS: MARk DULUk
10. T h e m i s s i o n o f t h e Co l l a b o r a t i ve Ca m p u s
Pr oj e c t Pl a n n i n g Te a m
e m p owe r i n g the s t a ke h o l d e r s of the
Ca m p u s d i s t r i c t to c o l l a b o r a t i ve l y d e s i g n
a n d s u s t a i n q u a l i t y o f l i fe ex p e r i e n c e s .
PHOTOS, CLOCkwISE fROM TOP, CHARLES SCHICk, NORMAN
DUENAS, MARk DULUk, NORMAN DUENAS
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11. The unique feature of this team is that the designers are
THE STUDIO PHOTO: A DUENAS
working side by side with community residents.
As the design for the area unfolds, those who have lived here for
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generations are creating the definition of the community.
12. MENTORING PHOTO: CHARLES SCHICk
d e v e lo Pi n g T h e d e s i g n
10 r e s e a rC h
12 b r a i n s To r m i n g
13 T h e s PaC e s b e T w e e n
R is i ng Acti o n: T h e Pl a n n i ng Pro j e ct ’s up wa rd mot i on b eg a n i mme d i ate l y
16 wa l k T h e wa l k
up o n co nve n i ng fo r a 7-we e k e nte r p r ise on J u n e 14th, 2010. D u r i ng
t h is mo nt h-l o ng p e r i o d, t h e te a m g at h e re d i nfo r mat i on th roug h a robust
p rocess o r i nte r v i e ws, f i e l d t r i ps, g roup d iscussi ons, ma pp i ng, a nd
i de nt i t y d iscove r y, b ot h of i nd i v i du a l p e rson a l i t i es a nd s k i l l sets a nd of
t h e C a mpus D ist r ict co m mu n i t y. S tu de nts f requ e ntl y u t i l ize d i nd i vi du a l
s ketc hb o o ks a nd p ro duce d v isu a l rep rese ntat i ons of th e mse l ves a nd
C l eve l a nd n e ig hb o r h o o ds. T h ey l e a r n e d a nd p ract ice d desig n s k i l ls,
a nd t h e n o n- C a mpus D ist r ict me mb e rs l ea r n e d a b ou t th e d ist r ict ’s
e nv i ro n me nt a nd p e rso n a l i t y. T h e tea m assesse d th e n e e ds, wa nts,
a nd ex ist i ng assets of t h e su r rou nd i ng co m mu n i t y. T h is sta g e was
e n r ic h i ng a nd fasc i n at i ng, a nd i t cou l d ex te nd e nd l ess l y; h o weve r, th e
te a m n e e de d to t ra nsi t i o n to co mp l et i ng i ts co m mi t me nt—dete r mi n i ng
a def i n i t i ve so l u t i o n p l a n fo r t h e d ist r ict.
13. re s e a r c h . A key e le me nt fo r a ny pla nning p roje c t i s fac tua l
re se a rch. D eve lope r s ne e d solid de mogr a phic a nd e c onomic
dat a to dete r mine de sign solutions. O ur re se a rch fo cu se d
on de mogr a phic s, so cia l ne e ds, institutiona l pla ns, a nd
bu sine s s /e mploye e ne e ds.
T he re side ntia l a re a s in the di str ic t inclu de Ce da r Est ate s,
A sia Town a nd the “Q ua r te r ”. O ur ma ps of the ge ogr a phic
a nd de mogr a phic info r mation a b out the se c ommunitie s
cle a r ly di splay the p romine nce of re side ntia l a re a s.
T he f ina l pla n mu st c onne c t re side nts with the di str ic t ’s
non - re side nts—pe ople who wo r k in a nd tr ave r se throu gh the
a re a . we c omplete d a de mogr a phic “p o r tr a it ” of the di str ic t,
c onside r ing r ace, ave r age hou se hold size, me dia n hou se hold MAP By JOE STANLEy
inc ome a nd ma le to fe ma le r atio*.
10 * A l l n u m b e r s c o l l e c te d f r o m 20 0 0 U S C e n s u s D a t a
wALkING TOUR PHOTO: CHARLES SCHICk
14. we c ondu c te d so cia l re se a rch throu gh re side nt T hi s is ju st a s na p s hot of key re se a rch
inte r views le d by our stu de nt te a m me mbe r s. le ading the deve lop me nt of ef fe c tive de s ign
T hey inte r viewe d mo re tha n 50 fr ie nds, p o s s ibilitie s. It ha s cle a r ly reve a le d the
ne ighb o r s, a nd fa milie s in the di str ic t. T he se gaps b et we e n re s i de nts, in stitutio n s, a nd
pe r sona l inte r views p rovide inva lua ble insight bu s ine s se s in the Ca mpu s D i str i c t. fina lly, it
into pe ople’s fe e ling s a b out the di str ic t ’s ha s e nlighte ne d ou r t a sk to deve lop a pla n that
b ounda r ie s, tr a nsp o r t ation, s afet y, ac tivitie s, will f ill the g a p s within a nd c o nne c t the s pac e s
s hopping, c ommunit y eve nts, etc. b et we e n.
T he re se a rch te a m a l so inve stigate d
bu sine s se s a nd institutions, e spe cia lly CSU,
Tr i - C Metro, St. v ince nt a nd CMH A a nd the ir
ma ste r pla ns. we ma ppe d a ll the bu sine s se s in
the di str ic t, r a nging from c onve nie nce sto re s
to s ma ll indu str ie s. T he di str ic t hou se s ove r
240 bu sine s se s, which fo r m a key ba se fo r
e c onomic deve lopme nt in the a re a .
T he te a m a l so admini ste re d a n e mploye e a nd
bu sine s s owne r sur vey ( in p r int a nd online).
T hi s sur vey c ove r s que stions a b out re side ncy,
spe nding ha bits, hou sing ne e ds, a nd he a lth
a nd s afet y c once r ns. 24 re sp onse s have be e n
gathe re d so fa r.
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15. “ d e s i g n i s c o n c e i ve d i n l e i s u r e
a n d p r o d u c e d w i t h s p e e d .”
— W i l l i am Bevi ngton
b r a i n s to r m i n g In o rde r to make gre at de sign, o r fro m re se a rch to c re atio n, i s the Mo o d
the p ro ce s s of di s c ove r y, re se a rch, a nd initia l Boa rd.
ide ation s hould be give n time, a llowing our
cre ative minds the time a nd space to c onside r T he Mo o d Boa rd t a ke s a ll the lef t- b r a in
a ll options. In thi s initia l p ro ce s s, we c olle c t, re se a rch, a nd c o nne c ts it to the r ight- b r a in
think, a nd st a r t to set the mood fo r the ide a mu s ing s that have g o ne o n du r ing thi s initia l
we a re cre ating. T he ma r k of a good de signe r p ro c e s s. T he m o o d, or fe e ling s tou che d,
i s they ste p back from mak ing thing s too soon a re a m o ng the m o st p owe r ful of to ol s in the
(so they re a lly unde r st a nd the clie nt, au die nce de s igne r’s a r se na l. By c re ating a p o r t a ble
a nd p roble m s to be addre s se d ), a nd stretch out exp re s s io n of the f ina l m o o d of the pie c e, the
the time it t ake s to le a r n a nd unde r st a nd the de s igne r i s a ble to st ay in tou ch with the ir
i s sue s the ir de sign will addre s s. A tou chstone c o re i de a s throu ghout the r a pi d p ro c e s s of
mome nt in the tr a nsition from le i sure to ha ste, p ro du c tio n.
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16. DASHA AND THE ORPHAN fROG PHOTO: MARk DULUk
n av i g a t i n g T h e s p ac e s b e t we e n: exciting a spe c t of the p roje c t woul d that, ove r time, c a n tr a n sfo r m the
wo r k ing with su ch a dive r se be to b r ing a ll of the se inte re sts str a ng e into the fa milia r. Rathe r
group, on a pla n fo r su ch a dive r se togethe r. No single str u c tu re, no tha n pla n out yet a nothe r m o no -
c ommunit y (one that inclu de s one pla n c ould me et the ne e d s of cultu re of u r ba n re newa l (whi ch
institutions of highe r le a r ning, thi s multifacete d c ommunit y. we of te n di s plac e s lo ng -te r m re s i de nt
public hou sing, s ma ll bu sine s se s, a re a lize d we ne e de d a syste m that hou s ing), we put fo r wa rd the i de a
majo r hospit a l, a nd a n a r ts di str ic t), would c onne c t a ll of the se “ wa r r in g of e mploying the stre ng th of the
it be c a me cle a r that the most he a r ts” into a “str a nge a llia nc e” exi sting dive r se “p oly ” cultu re of
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17. re side nts, bu sine s se s a nd institutions. we that grows orga nica lly within the communit y
imme diate ly unde r stood that we we re cre ating while simulta ne ou sly pre se nting a str uc ture for
conne c tions throughout this fa scinating a re a . profe s siona l de sign work. O ur ide ntit y doe s
not me re ly lie in one building or one stre et, but
T he distric t ha s a logo, but the Ide ntit y is so it include s multiple building s, wa lks, stre ets,
much more tha n a symb ol; Ide ntit y consists gr aphic s, a nd eve nts. we a re ce le br ating the
of the fe e ling s a s so ciate d with the de sign a nd fac t that the mu sic of the Ca mpu s D istric t ca n
guide s eve r y de cision the de signe r s make. be st be he a rd in T he Space s Bet we e n.
T he Ca mpu s D istric t ’s e me rging Ide ntit y
include s t wo funda me nta l e le me nts: the re is a The note s—th e so unds pl aye d by th e
disconne c t bet we e n the multiple stake holde r s; m us ic i a ns—a r e not th e m us ic, b ut m e r e ly
a nd it is p os sible to cre ate conne c tions a mong th e fr a m ewor k for th e m us ic. As M ile s D avi s
a ll of the se stake holde r s. By ack nowle dging s a id, “ the mus ic exists in the s pac es b et we en
the distric t ’s situation a s one cha r ac te rize d the notes.”: John Atk inson
by cha lle nge s that e nge nde r opp or tunitie s for
improve me nt, we ca n build la sting re lationships
bet we e n me mbe r s of the va riou s groups.
Our design’s Identit y lies in the Spaces Between—
the pe ople, stake holde r s, bu sine s se s, a nd
institutions of the distric t. T his conce pt le d to
the cre ation of our thre e wa lks a nd e nte r prise
zone s. Eve r y a spe c t of our solution’s de sign
follows a color sche me chose n, at its roots,
by Ma rion Ste rling Public School stude nt. O ur
work is image - drive n; we have photogr aphe d
“ T he Space s Bet we e n” a nd ce le br ate those
visua ls in our de signs. O ur pre se ntation
we’r e s t r a n g e a l l i e s
mate ria ls —the we bsite a nd printe d me dia—a re
w i t h wa r r i n g h e a r t s
consiste nt with the “Space s Bet we e n” the me,
a s they a re comp ose d with a grid that le ave s -Dave Matthews,
The Space Bet ween
white space s bet we e n image s a nd tex t. T his
complex ide ntit y syste m e mbr ace s the be aut y
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18. The design process is centered in research.
Good design is a collaboration of designers, clients and users.
Great design transforms all involved.
19. wa lk i n g t h e wa lk . T hrou ghout our di s c ove r y pha se, we
obse r ve d that ma ny ga ps dominate the Ca mpu s D i str ic t
e nvironme nt a nd re p re se nt the cultur a l divide s in the
a re a . A n ef fe c tive pla n would c onne c t the space s bet we e n
institutions, e c onomic hubs, a nd a re a s of re side ntia l ac tivit y.
T he te a m be ga n b r a insto r ming p rop os a l s that would deve lop:
PHOTO: JOHN MALANIJ
o new pe de str ia n wa lk ways
o gre e n space s
o fe stiva l s a nd eve nts
o be autif ic ation a nd ur ba n c ommunit y ga rde ning O u r p rop o s a l’s uni que e s se nc e / natu re / cha r ac te r
o e c onomic opp o r tunitie s e cho e s the uni qu e ing re die nt of ou r te a m: In thi s
o lo c a l a nd fre s h p rodu ce options u r ba n initiative, the re s i de nts will not b e fo rg ot te n;
o e du c ationa l, a r ts thi s time, the re s i de nts will b e the c e nte r pie c e of a n
o o c cupationa l p rogr a m s e c o no mi c reviva l.
o va r iou s c ommunit y se r vice s
o whateve r othe r initiative s one c ould dre a m
16 GENTRIfICATION, DOwNTOwN AND CEDAR ESTATES PHOTOS: MARk DULUk RENEE EvANS PHOTO: MARI HULICk
20. Fr a n k k i d d g i v i n g a to u r o f h i s
urban farm on east 30th street
17 PhoTo: Charles sChiCk
21. PHOTO: BRIAN PETERSON
a sys T e m Fo r r e b u i l d i n g a C o m m u n i T y
19 d e s i g n i n g T h e s PaC e s b e T w e e n
C l i ma x: All the rese a rc h, b ra i nsto r mi ng, a nd p rob l e m-so l vi ng
cu l m i n ate d i n a 3-d ay p e r i o d of buz z i ng d iscussi on a nd act i on, w h e n 19 d e s i g n s o lu T i o n
t h e so l u t i o n co mp re h e nsi b l y mate r i a l ize d. At th e mo me nt of t ra nsi t i on
20 T h e g a r d e n wa l k
f ro m rese a rc h a nd d iscove r y to so l u t i ons, we k n e w th at a si ng l e
st r uctu re was n ot t h e a pp rop r i ate a nswe r fo r th e C a mpus D ist r ict a nd 21 T h e T r a d e wa l k
d i d n ot c a ptu re t h e sp a n of qu a l i t y of l i fe e n r ic h me nt we e ndeavo re d
to st i mu l ate w i t h ou r p l a n. 22 T h e C u lT u r e wa l k
A f te r sp e nd i ng a d ay sc r u t i n iz i ng l a rg e C a mpus D ist r ict M a ps to sc a l e,
t h e so l u t i o n t ra nsp i re d. I n muc h of ou r resea rc h ph ase, we obse r ve d
t h at ma ny g a ps do m i n ate t h e C a mpus D ist r ict e nvi ron me nt, a nd a n
ef fe ct i ve so l u t i o n p l a n wou l d co n n e ct th e spaces b et we e n i nst i tu t i ons,
e co n o m ic hu bs, a nd a re as of resi de nt i a l act i vi t y. T h is n e ig hb o r h o o d
p rop osa l wou l d co mp r ise p l a ns fo r n e w p e dest r i a n wa l k ways, g re e n
sp aces, fest i va ls a nd eve nts, b e au t i f ic at i on a nd u r ba n co m mu n i t y
g a rde n i ng, e co n o m ic opp o r tu n i t i es, mo re l oc a l a nd f resh p ro duce
opt i o ns, e duc at i o n a l, a r ts, a nd occupat i on a l p rog ra ms, a nd a my r i ad
of ot h e r co m mu n i t y se r v ices.
22. d e s i g n i n g T h e s p ac e s b e t we e n: D ete r mining Colle g e Ave., a nd S up e r io r Ave. Powe r ful
whe re, how, a nd why we will wa lk the wa lk e a st-we st a r te r ie s, Unite r s a nd D ivi de r s,
togethe r. the se ave nue s p ro m ote pa s s ing throu gh.
G oing ag a in st thi s g r a in, r unning N o r th a nd
T he mome nt we be ga n to wa lk up r ight made S outh, the wa lk route s we re cho se n to:
u s huma n; wa lk ing up r ight togethe r in thi s
mome nt, we be c ome mo re huma ne. we in o O ve rc o me p hys i c a l divi de r s to c o nne c t
the Ca mpu s D i str ic t cla im thi s e s se ntia l ne ighb o r ho o d s
ac tivit y – wa lk ing: a s b oth the foundation of o Stre ng the n exi sting str u c tu re s a nd stre ets,
our Ide ntit y a nd the me a ns by which we will o S ho r te n the p e rc e ive d di st a nc e s b et we e n
cre ate a n atmosphe re that e nge nde r s s ha re d plac e s a nd p e ople.
expe r ie nce s to o c cur in T he Space s Bet we e n.
d e s i g n s o l u t i o n:
we p rop ose a c onne c te d syste m of wa lks:
paths, punc tuate d by node s: place s. Building
up on a c ombination of exi sting stre ngths
a nd s ha re d de sire s, we have ide ntif ie d the
lo c ations a nd nature of:
T hre e inte r re late d wa lks, de signe d to c onne c t
thre e di stinc t place s, e ach of which c ont a ins
a signif ying str u c ture a nd a gathe r ing place.
O c cupying the space bet we e n D owntown a nd
Midtown, the Ca mpu s D i str ic t e mb r ace s thre e
ne ighb o r hoods: CSU/ He a lthTe ch Co r r ido r;
Tr i - C/St. v ince nt; a nd wo r k ing A r ti sts /A sia
Town. Each i s o r ie nte d a long, a nd bi se c te d
by, a majo r stre et: Eu clid Ave., Communit y
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23. air
Cl
S t.
T he lo c ations that fo r m the syste m of wa lks a re:
T h e g a r d e n wa lk
Lo c ate d a long Ea st 3 0 th St., from Communit y Colle ge Ave.
to St. Cla ir Ave., thi s wa lk a ncho r s the re side ntia l a re a a s a n
e c onomic fo rce a nd spa ns a ll thre e ne ighb o r hoods. It will:
East 30
o we ave togethe r p re se nt a nd p ote ntia l agr iculture a nd
re cre ation initiative s;
o Inc o r p o r ate Ma r ion Ste r ling School, Ja ne Adda m s School,
th
a nd Ce da r Est ate s;
o Eliminate the ba r r ie r s—so cia l, e c onomic, a nd physic a l—
that the majo r e a st-we st stre ets have fa b r ic ate d.
T he G re e n Ma r ket a long Ea st 28th St., bet we e n Eu clid Ave.
a nd Che ste r Ave., will evolve a s a n agr icultur a l / re cre ationa l
ex te nsion of the G a rde n wa lk. T hi s ma r ket will p rovide lo c a l Com
muni
a nd su st a ina ble goods a nd se r vice s. Sundr y ga rde ns will ty Co
llege
Ave.
grow we st wa rd from Ea st 3 0 th St., cla iming space libe r ate d
by the Inne r Be lt Proje c t. Adjace nt to the ma r ket, a G re e n
Space pla z a c a n hou se la rge r eve nts that will dr aw a re giona l
au die nce to the di str ic t.
20 COLLAGE By MARk DULUk , MAP By JOE STANLEy
24. T h e Tr a d e wa lk
E u c li d
Ce da r Ave nue – re - imagine d a s a “gre e n stre et ” – links the
G a rde n wa lk to the Tr ade wa lk. Conne c ting Tr i - C to CSU,
it tr ave r se s nume rou s divide s, inclu ding Communit y Colle ge
Ave., the insula r c a mpu se s of CMH A Ce da r, a nd the Inne r
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Be lt. T he wa lk’s no r the r n e nd at Eu clid Ave. will fe ature the
Swag g Sto re, a c ommunit y c oope r ative p romoting Ca mpu s
nd
D i str ic t goods.
T he fo r me r Juve nile Ju stice Ce nte r will be re - o c cupie d by the
c ommunit y a s a Colla b o r ative Ec onomic Incubato r to nur ture Com
muni
ty Co
st a r t- up bu sine s s deve lopme nt. “A Place whe re A ny thing lleg e Ave
.
Ca n Ha ppe n,” s ha r ing ide a s a nd la b o r in thi s s afe sp ot
will foste r re side nt e c onomic se lf- e mp owe r me nt. O ur pla n
advo c ate s de moli s hing the ja il addition in o rde r to une a r th a
new public space bet we e n the incubato r a nd Ce da r Est ate s.
T hi s space would hou se the Te st Ma r ket, whe re bu sine s s
initiative s a nd youth deve lopme nt p rogr a m s ge ne r ate d at the
Incubato r c a n be te ste d out, tr ade d, a nd sold in a n intimate
c ommunit y c omme rce /pe r fo r ma nce space.
21 COLLAGE By MARk DULUk , MAP By JOE STANLEy
25. T h e C u l t u r e wa lk
Payne Ave nue, a l so a “gre e n stre et,” will c onne c t the G a rde n
wa lk to the Culture wa lk a nd look out ove r the lake. Tr ave r sing
wo r k ing A r ti sts a nd A sia Town, thi s wa lk ce le b r ate s the
culture of a r t a nd cr af t a nd the a r t a nd cr af t of culture.
T he A r t Cr af t Building i s a ce ntr a l la ndma r k fo r the Ide a
Ea
Ma r ket. T hi s ma r ket i s hu ge “s a ndb ox” fo r building full -
st
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size inst a llation a r t wo r ks a nd e nvironme nt a l p roje c ts a nd
th
to ac c ommodate “ha ppe ning s” o r c once r ts a nd la rge - s c a le
cultur a l eve nts.
Ave
ne
Pay
22 COLLAGE By MARk DULUk , MAP By JOE STANLEy
26. T he se T hre e wa lks – physic a lly imp r inte d on the cit y with
ba nne r s, signage, la nds c a ping, k iosks, sidewa lk a nd stre et
sur face c olo r ing, cros swa lk def inition, a nd othe r ide ntif ie r s –
will be inte r wove n with e ach othe r a nd the ur ba n /so cia l fa b r ic
of the di str ic t to fo r m a dive r se yet unif ie d syste m. Since
no singula r wa lk o r str u c ture c a n e nc ompa s s the spatia l
a nd huma n dive r sit y of the Ca mpu s D i str ic t, thi s syste m of
paths a nd place s will physic a lly ma nife st the Ide ntit y of the
di str ic t. It will p rovide place s in the cur re nt “ T he Space s
Bet we e n” to lite r a lly a nd met a pho r ic a lly he lp u s a ll to bet te r
wa lk T he wa lk.
23 CEDAR ESTATES, CSU, “ED PED” AND PEACE PHOTOS: MARk DULUk
27. MODEL IN PROGRESS PHOTO: MARI HULICk
d e s i g n s o lu T i o n s
25 d e s i g n i n g T h e wa l k
26 s .w. a .g .
27 e x Pe r i e n C e
28 way Fi n d i n g
Fa l l i ng Acti o n: A f te r e mb rac i ng a co h e re nt so l u t i on—a syste m of physic a l, 29 C o m m u n i CaT i n g T h e i d e a
e duc at i o n a l, e co n o m ic, ex p e r i e nt i a l, a nd e nvi ron me nta l con n e ct i ons—fo r
t h e C a mpus D ist r ict, t h e Pl a n n i ng Tea m h ad to mo l d th e i r i dea i nto a
p rese ntat i o n. W h i l e t h is sta g e was bustl i ng w i th th e most act i ve wo r k,
i t was t h e e asi est sta g e, as t h e p rop osa l ’s deta i ls, w i th a l i t tl e a r t ist ic
ma n e u ve r i ng, o n l y n e e de d to fa l l i nto p l ace. T h e e nt i re g roup sp l i t i nto
f i ve te a ms—E x p e r i e nces, S t r uctu res, E nvi ron me nt, C o m mu n ic at i ons, a nd
R ese a rc h—to tac k l e a l l e l e me nts of t h e so l u t i on we h op e d to p rop ose fo r
t h e d ist r ict. M e mb e rs f u r t h e r sp l i t i nto sp e c i a l ize d g roups to deve l op a l l
p rop osa l co mp o n e nts, suc h as swa g, o r C a mpus D ist r ict me rc h a nd ise,
re c re at i o n fac i l i t i es, a nd a co m mu n i t y n e ws l et te r.
28. d e s i g n i n g t h e wa lks . Physic a l re p re se nt ations
of the wa lks c onstitute a p r ima r y fe ature of the
f ina l de signs. Mode l s, mood b oa rds a nd key
ma ps invite viewe r s to join u s in e nvi sioning thi s
new space.
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DISTRICT MODEL PHOTO: MARI HULICk
29. swag (s t u f f we a l l g e t ). Cre ating Ca mpu s D i str ic t SwAG
i s a n e s se ntia l a spe c t of our c ommunic ations str ate gy.
T hi s SwAG i s not only me rcha ndi se that c ommunic ate s the
e s se ntia l me s s age of our de sign, but it a l so implie s our
di str ic t ’s pe r sona l st yle, a nd it i s mo re tha n a la be l pa ste d on
a cup. O ur SwAG e mb odie s the di str ic t ’s e s se nce, the way
we sway, we wa lk – the way we c a r r y our se lve s. A s a group
we we re a ble to ide ntif y that eve n simple b ody la nguage i s
T SHIRT DESIGNS By DASHA AND CHANTEL
a n ef fe c tive c ommunic ations ve hicle in our di str ic t.
Be ginning with p ositive key wo rds, the Communic ations
Te a m’s Stu de nt Consult a nts cre ate d the initia l me rcha ndi se
de signs. T he stu de nts we re cha rge d to deve lop clothing a nd
me rcha ndi se that they the m se lve s would we a r a nd that would
a ppe a l to multi - ge ne r ationa l st yle p refe re nce s. In addition,
they addre s se d the tou gh de sign cha lle nge of deve loping
obje c ts of de sire that s cre a m the Ca mpu s D i str ic t ’s me s s age
without eve n having to s ay a wo rd.
Stu de nt Consult a nts de signe d initia l T- s hir ts s a mple s a nd PHOTO CAPTION
made re c omme ndations fo r othe r SwAG ite m s, inclu ding
t a nk-tops, hoodie s, hats, e c o - bag s, back packs, silly ba nds,
vOTING ON wHICH T SHIRTS TO MAkE PHOTO: NORMAN DUENAS
umb re lla s, c of fe e mu g s a nd ge r m sp r ay.
Re a lizing the p owe r be hind the SwAG ite m s, the Te a m
pu s he d the c once pt of ide ntit y beyond me rcha ndi se a nd into
sp r ingb oa rd fo r othe r p roje c ts, inclu ding de signing a SwAG
re c o rd la be l a nd re c o rding stu dio, a Ca mpu s D i str ic t SwAG
ret a il sto re, a nd eve n a “G ot Swag ga?” Summe r Conce r t
Se r ie s. (se e Imple me nt ation, on p g 32)
PHOTO CAPTION
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T SHIRT SIMULATIONS By NORMAN DUENAS
30. e x p e r i e n c e a n d eve n t d e s i g n . T he he a r t of our mi s sion i s
building re lations hips a nd cre ating c onne c tions a mong a ll
the pe ople who vi sit, live a nd wo r k in the di str ic t. T he space s
we de sign c a n p rovide opp o r tunitie s fo r thi s dive r se group to
make inva lua ble c onne c tions with e ach othe r.
O ur wa lks, a nd the node s within the m, will cre ate me a ningful
LEfT - ExPERIENCE BRAINSTORM - MACkENzIE kING
da ily excha nge s throu ghout the di str ic t. Simple da ily RIGHT - STAGE DESIGN - JASMEAN LADD
ac tivitie s, inclu de e ating, s hopping a nd re la xing togethe r,
a re the funda me nt a l inte r ac tions that build c ommunit y.
we c onside re d the va r iou s inte rcha nge s pe ople have with
e ach othe r a nd the ir e nvironme nts. T hrou gh a c ombination
of spe cia l a r ts eve nts, ongoing c ommunit y se r vice s,
e du c ationa l p rogr a m s, a nd the like, we re c omme nd a se r ie s
of expe r ie nce s a nd eve nts that will imp rove the live s of a ll
di str ic t me mbe r s. E xa mple s inclu de our c ommunit y pa inting
p rogr a m, bu sine s s a nd f ina ncia l lite r acy p rogr a m s, a nd a r ts
a nd mu sic p rogr a m s.
STUDENT ART ExHIBIT PHOTO: MACkENzIE kING
fur the r mo re, we have de signe d exciting Mile stone eve nts
that c a n b r ing the e ntire c ommunit y togethe r. T he se inclu de
the wa lks G r a nd O pe ning Eve nt, Pa inting the Line, a nd a
Communit y Conce r t Se r ie s.
T he Ca mpu s D i str ic t Pla nning Proje c t ha s deve lope d a n
“expe r ie nce time - line” that p re se nts re c omme ndations fo r
the pla n’s imme diate imple me nt ation, f ir st six months, f ir st
ye a r, a nd long -te r m f ive ye a r time spa n. (Se e Imple me nt ation
on p g 32 fo r det a il s)
vOTING ON wHICH T SHIRTS TO MAkE PHOTO: NORMAN DUENAS
27 DANCE CELEBRATION PHTO: MACkENzIE kING
32. Co m m u n i c a t i n g t h e m e s s ag e. To c onvey our me s s age
to our dive r se t a rget au die nce, we a re utilizing multiple
c ommunic ations ave nue s—we b, p r int, a nd net wo r k ing
str ate gie s. T he a r t dire c tion a nd de sign, while dire c te d with
c olo r a nd str ate gy, i s ba se d in c olla b o r ation a nd lo c a l t a le nt.
O n a ll leve l s, the c ommunit y owne r s hip of the me s s age i s
key.
will will utilize p r int tool s, inclu ding a Communit y Newslet te r,
Ca mpu s D i str ic t Ba nne r s, Poste r s, Billb oa rds, k iosks a nd
SwAG . we will u se the we b a s a ve nue fo r b oth a st atic
we bsite—a n a rchive of the Pla nning Te a m’s re se a rch a nd
ide a s—a nd a dyna mic blog. T he blog i s de signe d fo r day-to -
day re p o r ting, str u c ture d in a tr aditiona l jour na li stic st yle,
with a He ad Re p o r te r, Photo Edito r, a nd Comme nt ato r.
A s the di str ic t be c ome s a n e nvironme nt of incre a se d ac tivit y
a nd fre que nt c ommunit y eve nts, di str ic t o rga nize r s c a n
e mploy So cia l Me dia , su ch a s face b ook a nd Twit te r.
Non -Tr aditiona l c ommunic ations fo r m s— “Stre et Tat toos”,
“Sidewa lk Cha lk ing”, a nd expe r ime nt a l me s s aging will ke e p
the a re a a live a nd involve d, without re lying on a de pe nde nce
on inte r net ac ce s s. we a re cre ating a D e stination – the we b
will not be a substitute fo r the physic a l D i str ic t, but it will
be one of ma ny tool s that will info r m exi sting st ake holde r s
a b out the ir c ommunit y a s we ll a s guide vi sito r s to thi s
exciting a re a .
fROM THE TOP: wEB HOME PAGE, wEB PAGE, BLOG HOME, DESIGN
By MARI HULICk COMMUNITy NEwSPAPER AND SwAGG CARD,
29 DESIGN By RENEE EvENS
33. JASMEAN AND QUENTARIOUS PHOTO: MARI HULICk
T h e b eg i n n i n g o F a b e au T i F u l Fr i e n d s h i P
31 nexT sTePs
32 i m Pl e m e n TaT i o n
d é n o u e m e n t : O u r stor y ’s resolu tion l i es i n the c i t y ’s i mp l e mentation
of th e C ol l a borati ve C a mpus Pl a n n i ng Tea m’s action p l a n. At the
conc l usion of ou r su mme r stor y, ou r tea m g ave a p resentation to
th e C a mpus D istr ict B oa rd a nd sta keholde rs. N ow, the boa rd, the
p l a n n i ng tea m, a nd commu n i t y me mbe rs must pu t the p roposa l i nto
moti on. T he dénou e ment w i l l be a long-ti me p e r iod of deve lopment,
a nd, i f the p l a n is tr u l y a susta i na bl e commu n i t y deve lopment
sc h e me, th is stag e of the stor y w i l l endu re w i th i n the C a mpus
D ist r ict fa r i nto the f u tu re, cha racte r ized by eve r streng then i ng
a nd bl oomi ng soc i a l i nte ractions, economic g row th, commu n i t y
deve l opment, a nd qua l i t y of l i fe ex p e r i ences.
34. n ex t steps. O ur p rop ose d Syste m fo r the di str i c t is
exp re s se d in Communic ations, E xpe r ie ntia l, Enviro nme nt a l
a nd Str u c tur a l D e sign. we pla n to str ate gic a lly roll out the se
c once pts by inte r laying dif fe re nt a spe c ts of the de s ign at
dif fe re nt time s.
Building re lations hips i s at the he a r t of the Pla nning Proje c t.
It i s imp o r t a nt to notice the strong tie s that have b e e n
e st a bli s he d within the group. Stu de nt Consult a nts we re
a ble to le a r n be st p r ac tice s from p rofe s siona l de s igne r s
a nd re se a rche r s, while the p rofe s siona l s ga ine d c o mmunit y
insight a nd a re newe d se nse of inspir ation.
It i s our re c omme ndation that the Ca mpu s D i str i c t ke e p
thi s unique c olla b o r ation int ac t by fo r ming a de s ign stu dio
( p refe r a bly hou se d in the fo r me r Juve nile Ju sti c e Ce nte r)
that wo r ks with a stu de nt advi so r y c ouncil to ke e p the s pir it
of thi s expe r ime nt a live.
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ye a r s a nd beyond. A full gr a phic i s ava ila ble on our we bsite, c olla b o r ative - c a mpu s.net
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O u t r e a c h v i a p r i n t, I n h o u s e a g e n c y s t a r te d M e n to r s h i p a n d t r a i n i n g CD Design Agency is
Communications “ s t r e e t m a r ke t i n g ”, s o c i a l with CC Design Studio p r o g r a m s f o r n e w s l e t te r s e l f- s u f f i c i e n t
media, build out of web a n d b l o g s t a r te d
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g a te d , p a i n t i n g t h e “ l i n e ”, C o n te s t, “ L i n e s ” p a i n te d , CIA and District of De- C u l t u r a l A r t s C e n te r
M e n to r P r o g r a m l a u n c h e d E n t r e p r e n e u r C o u n c i l sign, Ar t Line” b u i l t, t h e “ L i n e ” c o n -
Experience formed,District Ar ts & c o m p e t i t i o n , 1s t A n n u a l c e p t s p r e a d s to o t h e r
Beautification Council M u r a l Wa l k , 1s t A n n u a l a r e a s i n N E O, S c u l p t u r e
Formed Ar ts and Culture Festival Garden opens
Plans for Swagg street Swagg structures stared, S w a g g R e c o r d s b u i l t, Collaboration with En-
car t and Swagg Records b u i l d i n g s c i te d f o r r e n o v a - I n te r n s h i p p r o g r a m w i t h vironments on creating
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s t a r te d
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E xperience on Program ed JJC) opened.
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36. T h e Co l l a b o r a t i ve Ca m p u s Pl a n n i n g Pr oj e c t Te a m
D r. Va l e r i e B r o w n Project Manager
Stacey Cassidy Lead Project Coordinator
R u s s e l l S te p h a n c h i c k Lead Project Coordinator
M a c ke n z i e K i n g Lead Operations Coordinator
Mari Hulick Lead Communications Coordinator
Mark Duluk Lead Urban Designer
Joseph Stanley Lead Urban Designer
A n u r a g S a xe n a Lead Research Coordinator
Adam Stalder Lead Research Coordinator
Alex Krueger We b E d i t o r
Marianne Eppig We b E d i t o r
Shudina Brown College Project Coordinator
Susan Notargiacomo College Project Coordinator
M a r c u s B r a i t h w a i te College Design Coordinator
A l e x a n d r i a O v e r to n College Design Coordinator
Norman Duenas College Research Coordinator
Brian Paige College Research Coordinator
Charles Schick Principal Photographer
Student Consultants
Dasha Allen TEAM PHOTOS By CHARLES SCHICk
Destiny Curlee-Cooper
C h a n te l C h a r l i s l e
Renee Evans
Jasmean Ladd
John Malanij
Ty r o n e M c E l r a t h
Brian Pinson
Willie Thomas
L o r i Wa l te r s
i Quentarious Willis
37. we w i s h to t h a n k t h e m e m b e r s o f t h e Ca m p u s d i s t r i c t b o a r d fo r t h e o p p o r t u n i t y to wo r k w i t h t h e
c o m m u n i t y o n t h i s e n d e avo u r.
Judith Ann Karam CD Board
L e o A u ke r m a n CD Board
Ronald Berkman CD Board
John Boyle III CD Board
Ronald Dees CD Board
David Kaufman CD Board
Michael Kelley CD Board
Susanna Krey CD Board
Tr a c e y L i n d CD Board
Scot t Pollock CD Board
Jay Ross CD Board
D r. M i c h a e l S c h o o p CD Board
Jef frey Spada CD Board
D r. J e r r y S u e T h o r n to n C D B o a r d
J e r o m e Va l c o CD Board
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38. we t h a n k t h e m e m b e r s o f t h e Ca m p u s d i s t r i c t ad v i s o r y b o a r d fo r t h e o p p o r t u n i t y to b r i n g p r o f e s s i o n a l s
a n d c o m m u n i t y m e m b e r s tog e t h e r i n t h i s exc i t i n g e n d e avo u r.
Andrew Bajda Tr i - C D r. M a r k L e w i n e Tr i - C
D a v i d B e r n a to w i c z Tr i - C N a n c y M e y e r- E m e r i c k CSU
D r. D o r o t h y B l a c k m o n Tr i - C Barbara Mikuszewksi Tr i - C
D r. P e g g y B r a d f o r d Tr i - C Te r r e l l P i m CWRU
Anna Bridavsk y Tr i - C Scot t Pollock CD Board
D r. Va l e r i e B r o w n Tr i - C Sondra Powers CMSD
Nancy Connor Tr i - C Linda Robson CWRU
Ve r o n i c a C z e k a j Tr i - C Roger Saillant CWRU
Dhirendra Damji Tr i - C D r. D o r o t h y S a l e m Tr i - C
Kendra Daniel CSU M o l l y S c h n o ke CSU
Jennifer Davis Tr i - C D r. M i c h a e l S c h o o p CD Board
Brian Driscoll Urban Community Te r r y S c h w a r z KS U
School Philena Seldon C l e v e l a n d Wa t e r
Robbi Ewell Tr i - C D r. S o n j a S i l e r Tr i - C
Tr e n t G a g e s Tr i - C Ray Spot tsville CMSD
Paul Glat t Tr i - C Patrick Stansberr y Tr i - C
L e n a G r a f to n St. Vincent Charity T i m Tr a m b l e Bur ton Bell Carr Board
Medical Center B r e n d a Wa s h i n g to n CMSD
Mallory Haas Tr i - C
James Heidenreich Tr i - C
K a t h y H e x te r CSU
D r. C l a r e n c e J o h n s o n Tr i - C
Judith Kaplan Tr i - C
D r. J o c e l y n L a d n e r- M a t h i s Tr i - C
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39. we w i s h to ac k n ow l e d g e t h e s u p p o r t o f t h e fo l l ow i n g i n d i v i d u a l s a n d b u s i n e s s e s t h a t h e l p e d m a ke
o u r p r oj e c t a s u c c e s s .
Community hosts and studio Contributors
T i m Tr a m b l e Bur ten Bell Carr
Te r r y P i m Professor We ather he ad School of Management Case Western Reser ve Univer sit y
Roger Saillant D i r e c t o r F o w l e r C e n t e r f o r S u s t a i n a b i l i t y We a t h e r h e a d S c h o o l o f M a n a g e m e n t
C a s e We s t e r n R e s e r v e U n i v e r s i t y
G r a h a m Ve h s e y F o u n d e r/ D i r e c t o r, T h e C l e v e l a n d C o a l i t i o n
Matt Beck with The Cleveland Institute of Ar t
Jef fer y Pat terson Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority
Michael Ciccarello CSU Athletic Facilities
B e t s y Vo i n o v i c h The Collinwood Obser ver
Kim Robledo-Diga Manager of Professional Development, Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum
Jay Ross Cuyahoga County Central Ser vices Depar tment
Marc Canter F o u n d e r/ D i r e c t o r, F u t u r i s t i c Yo u t h I n i t i a t i v e ( F Y I ) a n d B r o a d b a n d M e c h a n i c s
Dar Caldwell P a r t n e r, G o l d s t e i n C a l d w e l l a n d A s s o c i a t e s
Joy Roller E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o r, G o r d o n A r t s S q u a r e D i s t r i c t
Barbara Oney F o u n d e r/ D i r e c t o r, G o t C i t y G a m e
Katie Moss Graduate Intern, Got City Game
Josh Arnold Sales Associate, JakPrints
Paul Miller Juvenile Cour t
Frank K idd K i d d ’s N u r s e r y
J i m O’ B r y a n T h e L a k e w o o d O b s e r v e r, I n c .
Jarlath Caldwell L a n d s c a p e D e s i g n e r, P e r s p e c t i v e D e s i g n S t u d i o s
Harrison Gilbert Pr yd Clothing
Jessica Langley Ar tist, Quar ter Ar ts District
Sam Cahill D e s i g n e r, Q u a r t e r A r t s D i s t r i c t
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40. we w i s h to ac k n ow l e d g e t h e s u p p o r t o f t h e fo l l ow i n g i n d i v i d u a l s a n d b u s i n e s s e s t h a t h e l p e d m a ke
o u r p r oj e c t a s u c c e s s .
Communit y hosts and studio Contributor s (continued from iv)
Danielle DeBoe O w n e r, R o o m S e r v i c e a n d F o u n d e r o f M a d e I n T h e 216
Jack Storey F o u n d e r/ D i r e c t o r, S a v i n g C i t i e s
Betsy Gates E n t r e p r e n e u r, S i m p l y B e t s y C o m p a n y
Renaldo Gates E n t r e p r e n e u r, S i m p l y B e t s y C o m p a n y
Chris Clark F o u n d e r/ D i r e c t o r S u n f l o w e r S o l u t i o n s
Thomas Fox Sunflower Solutions
Steven K. Loger D i r e c t o r o f C o m m u n i t y P r o g r a m s , Tr i n i t y C o m m o n s
Tim Krueger E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o r, U r b a n D e f e n s e P r o j e c t
(now with Policy M at te r s O hio)
L e o A u k e r m a n , J r. Visiting Nurses Association
Car lton Jackson F o u n d e r/ D i r e c t o r, W e D i g t h e C i t y
Liz Maugins F o u n d e r/ M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r, Z y g o t e P r e s s
S p e c i a l T h a n k s To T h e D e v e l o p e r s O f T h e C i t y Wo r k s C u r r i c u l u m P r o g r a m
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41. we w i s h to ac k n ow l e d g e t h e s u p p o r t f r o m t h e fo l l ow i n g i n d i v i d u a l s a t Tr i C m e t r o a n d p a r t n e r
i n s t i t u t i o n s fo r t h e i r d a i l y a i d a n d s u p p o r t i n r e a l i z i n g t h i s p r oj e c t .
Tr i - C m e d i a T v Productions
Wa l te r A s ke w M i ke D o n a to
M i c h a e l Tr e n t C h r i s t i n e H i c ke y
P e te r H a r m o n Michael Kell
Charles Schick To d d S a l v i
Campus safety department Public relations
Janet Cannata
Tr i - C C o p y/ r e p r o g r a p h i c s C e n t e r
Wa r r e n H a u s e r learning resource Center
Ann Hobbs Robbi Ewell
Tr a c y L o v e Kelly Reid
S a l v a to r e G e r a m o n o
Beverly Holliman u n i f i e d Te c h n o l o g y C e n t e r
We n d y C ox
student activities
Erika Bell Cleveland state universit y
Michael Bistak Campus Dining/ Viking Hall
Karen Miller Student Af fairs
Barbara Bell st. vincent Charity medical Center
L e n a G r a f to n
Campus Presidents of fice P a t r i c i a Te r s te n y a k
Shannon Brown Clergy staf f
Jennifer Davis Rosar y Hall staf f
Joan Greene
Va l e r i e H a w k i n s st. vincent Charity medical Center
Eula Wilson and marion sterling Par tnership
M i k e D o n a to C a t h e r i n e Ko p i n s k y
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