Administration and Finance
Landscape
Existing Landscape
As one approaches the campus from south or east,the first
impression is of a wooded enclave with parking lotsand buildings
within. From the north, the first impression is of theordered rows
of crops and orchards on the farm, followed by avenerable rank of
street trees on Barstow with parking, a mix of large and small
buildings, a water tower and more trees beyond. Arriving from the
southeast, the Save Mart Center and parking lots fill the views of
those arriving off the freeway. Once inside the campus, buildings,
trees, and the spaces formed by them deliver a strong first
impression of the university.
Future Building Uses
The landscape master plan, guided by these four expectations is
intended to match the sense of place conveyed to visitors with the
character and aspirations of the university. It is also intended to
enhance the outdoor environment to make it more comfortable and to
accommodate the needs of those who use it.
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