Manhattanville Campus Master Plan / Summary Report w/ Drawings

Manhattanville Campus Master Plan Summary Report

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1. Opportunity & Vision 2007

“Columbia is the Quintessential Great Urban University ... This is the primary source of attributes, the defining personality, of this institution. We must embrace it. We must understand it ... It is less possible and less desirable to remain apart, to be removed from the world around us. Accordingly, the task for us is how to engage with that world in a useful and productive way. We must serve society and the world while enhancing the academic character of the university and preserving its distinctive intellectual outlook.”

— Lee Bollinger, Inaugural Address (October 3, 2002)

When completed, Columbia University’s new Manhattanville Campus including public streets will occupy over 20 acres in West Harlem, the principal portion bounded by West 125th Street on the south, West 133rd Street on the north, Broadway on the east, and Twelfth Avenue on the west. The campus will include space located beneath City streets in this area. The remaining portion of the new campus will consist of an area east of Broadway between West 131st Street and West 134th Street.

In 2006 a Master Plan was created to articulate the development of the new campus. The Master Plan, together with Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS), Declaration of Covenants & Restrictions (DEC), Special Manhattanville Mixed-Use (MMU) Zoning, and other agreements form the General Project Plan (GPP) for the phased development of the Manhattanville Campus including scheduled milestone dates and developmentfloor-area targets for Academic, Academic Research, Recreation, and University Housing uses on the campus.

The Project Plan gives Columbia University the opportunity to develop the campus with up to approx. 6.8 million gross square feet (GSF) of new floor area (AboveGrade and Below-Grade).

With the 2022 opening of David Geffen Hall and Henry R. Kravis Hall, a major milestone has been achieved with five of sixteen planned new buildings completed. Davis Brody Bond (DBB) was engaged in 2021 to assist in updating and documenting the status of the campus to compare the development completed thus far to the 2006 Master Plan, and to look forward towards recalibrating the plan as necessary for the next steps in continuing development.

MANHATTANVILLE CAMPUS

4

THE SQUARE

STUDEBAKER

NASH

1 The Forum

2 Jerome L. Greene Science Center

3 Lenfest Center for the Arts

Central Energy Plan (CEP)

4 Future Academic

6 Future Research / Recreation

6B David Geffen Hall

7 Henry R. Kravis Hall

8 Future Research / Academic

9 Future Recreation / Research

10 Future Academic / Research

11 Future Housing / Academic

12 Future Research / Academic

13 Future Research / Academic

14 Future Housing / Academic

15 Future Research / Academic

16 Nash Building Academic / Utility Cooling Station

17 Future Housing

ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY HOUSING RECREATION

MANHATTANVILLE CAMPUS PROJECT AREA

• Special Manhattanville Mixed Use District Plan approved in 2007

• Subdistrict A – Academic Mixed-Use Area

The Campus Project Area is delineated both in the Special Manhattanville Mixed Use (MMU) Zoning District Plan as Subdistrict A – Academic Mixed Use Area and in the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions (DEC) Exhibit A – Project Site Map.

CAMPUS TOTAL SITE AREA:

Approx. 728,557 SF

The Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions (DEC) delineates (18) Development Sites within the core campus area including sites occupied by the existing Studebaker and Nash Buildings. The total land area of all development sites owned or controlled by Columbia University within the campus project area is about 728,500 square feet or approximately 17 acres. This land area does not include public streets which run through the campus.

FLOOR AREA RATIO: FAR 6.0

Per the MMU Zoning, the allowable Floor Area Ratio (FAR) for University Uses, including Active Ground Floor Uses, is 6.0 for all Columbia sites within the core campus area.

MAX. DEVELOPMENT AIR RIGHTS: 4,417,956 ZFA (Equiv. to approx. 5M GSF Above-Grade Floor Area)

Per the DEC, the total allowable Zoning Floor Area in the core campus area is 4,417,956 ZSF. The projected maximum allowable Above-Grade Gross Floor Area will be about 5 million square feet for all buildings in the core area. (4,417,956 ZSF x Average of new buildings Development Ratio without Studebaker and Nash).

TOTAL GSF DEVELOPMENT CAP: 6,760,673 GSF (Above-Grade & Below-Grade)

Within the Project Area, the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions caps the aggregate allowable Above-Grade and Below-Grade GSF for New Buildings (not including Studebaker) at 6,760,673 GSF. This will permit at least 1.7M million GSF of Below-Grade support facilities to be built within the campus.

General Project Site Limits & Existing Buildings (2022)

PRIMARY DOCUMENTS FOR THE MASTER PLAN

1. Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions (DEC) by the Trustees of Columbia University, dated December 14, 2011.

https://neighbors.columbia.edu/sites/default/files/ content/2011.12.14_declaration_of_covenants_ and_restrictions_-_complete.pdf

2. NYC Zoning Resolution, Article X, Chapter 4 –Special Manhattanville Mixed Use District (MMU). https://zr.planning.nyc.gov/article-x/chapter-4

3. Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) completion dated November 16, 2007. https://www1.nyc.gov/site/planning/applicants/ env-review/manhattanville-west-harlem.page

4. General Project Plan (GPP) approved in 2009

5. Master Plan Documentation SOM/RPBW 2006-08

Morningside Heights Central Campus: Size Comparison

COMPARISON WITH MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS CENTRAL CAMPUS (North of College Walk)

Just for comparison, the site area of the North block of the Morningside Heights campus (from West 116th Street to West 120th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue) is approx. 734,000 SF. Its permitted Zoning Floor Area is approx. 4,772,000 SF, making it comparable to the ZFA of the Manhattanville campus. Note that the actual Zoning Floor Area utilized at Morningside is only about 1,920,000 SF. This number is about 40% of the permitted zoning floor area.

Manhattanville Campus Buildings + Uses

2. Accomplishments to Date

2022 AS-BUILT CONDITION

18 development sites established by the Master Plan:

• Two (2) development sites occupied by Studebaker and Nash buildings*

• Five (5) development sites completed w/ new buildings

• Eleven (11) remaining development sites

* Studebaker building will remain; Nash will be renovated as part of Site 16.

NEW BUILDINGS COMPLETED TO DATE

Site 2 Jerome L. Greene Science Center 2017

Site 3 Lenfest Center for the Arts 2017

Site 1 The Forum 2018

Site 6B David Geffen Hall 2021

Site 7 Henry R. Kravis Hall 2021

2022 Manhattanville Campus New Development Summary

ADDITIONAL ABOVE GRADE COMPLETED TO DATE

• The Grove • The Plaza • The Square

• 12th Avenue Market Zone adjacent to Kravis

• Mid-block Woodland Walk from W125th to W131st St.

• Studebaker Roof Emergency Generator Plant

• Retail and other Urban Layer public amenity spaces

BELOW GRADE COMPLETED TO DATE

• Site Utility Relocations and Upgrades

• Deep Foundation Slurry Walls surrounding Sites 2–7

• Central Energy Plant and Plant Expansion

• Central Receiving/Distribution, Services & BG Support

• Bridge Structures: Eastern Half of the W130st and segment between Studebaker & Geffen along W131st

GSF Above & Below Grade As-Built (Sites 1–7)

ABOVE & BELOW GRADE

Total Allowable Above & Below Grade* 6.76M GSF

Allowable Above Grade ~5.00M GSF

Allowable Below Grade ~1.76M GSF

Above Grade As-Built (17%) 866,146 GSF

Below Grade As-Built (26%) 452,780 GSF

Total Above & Below Grade (20%)* 1,318,926 GSF

* NOT including Studebaker & Nash

TOTAL CAMPUS SITE AREA (SF)

Total Campus Site Area 728,557 SF

Developed Campus Site Area (36.8%)* 268,257 SF

Undeveloped Campus Site Area (63.2%) 460,300 SF

* Including Studebaker & Nash Site Areas

ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZFA)

Campus Total 4,417,956 ZFA

As-Built (25.7% )* 1,135,297 ZFA

Remaining Air Rights (74.3%) 3,282,659 ZFA

* Including Existing Studebaker & Nash Buildings

Illustrative Plan Zoning Floor Area 859,426 ZFA As-Built Zoning Floor Area 752,959 ZFA

87.6%

The five new buildings and adjoining landscaped areas have established the form and character of the new campus that is now visible and accessible to the public and to Columbia students, faculty, staff, and visitors. The below-grade campus support programs, while not as visible to the public, are equally important for the efficient functioning of the campus and for enhancing the quality of the “Urban Layer” — the active public zone surrounding and continuing within each of the new buildings.

Benchmarking. Compared with the original master plan, the five new buildings utilize 87.6% of the development potential shown in the 2008 Illustrative Plan. This reduction in density of the as-built development can be attributed to several factors, including:

1. Refinement of building scale and volume to reduce visible mass, allow daylight to penetrate deeper into buildings, and provide better visual connections between indoor spaces and campus context.

2. Adjustments for revised program requirements, project scales, and budgets.

3. Enhancements to the Urban Layer including outdoor spaces and linkages.

Additionally, a Multi-Campus Transportation Program was adopted in lieu of building below-grade parking.

3. Future Developments

This is a moment to reflect upon achievements to date as well as future opportunities. Continuing to develop the available site parcels at the current rate will likely result in an overall development that is smaller than the maximum 6.8 million GSF opportunity.

Columbia’s long-term investments in this campus and the research, academic, campus and community life opportunities garnered will be the primary drivers for future developments. Key physical and regulatory considerations include:

• Zoning Resolution Article X Chapter 4: Special Manhattanville Mixed Use District. NYC’s urban framework for the size and scale of the campus buildings and open spaces, specifying ZFA and building massing, qualitative considerations (lighting, signage, etc.), as well as permitted community facility uses.

• Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions between NYS and Columbia University stipulating the implementation of the General Project Plan (GPP) for the redevelopment of this approx. 17 acre site with regards to the higher education facility uses, the development timeline, construction and operation requirements, and community benefits and commitments.

Development By Blocks

The DEC requires Columbia to merge adjacent zoning lots prior to construction of new buildings. From a zoning perspective this means that the campus will ultimately consist of (7) large zoning lots, (6) of which will be full city blocks. Normal zoning requirements pertaining to lot coverage, side and rear lot line setbacks, and rear yard requirements do not apply to development within the Project Area. Site 17 on Block 1987 is the only site that will have a side lot line condition.

When zoning lots are fully merged the Zoning Air Rights will be calculated by Block rather than by Development Site. This means that development air rights can be shifted between development sites within any block without requiring a formal air rights transfer process.

Below-Grade Spaces Including Space Beneath Public Streets

Public Streets will be maintained through the campus. Per the DEC the University is permitted to develop connected Below-Grade cellar and sub-cellar levels beneath portions of the Public Streets west of Broadway. Below-Grade levels may be used to house programs including Academic and Science Support, Energy Center, Recreation, Central Receiving, and other functions. The total site area of the Public Streets below which the University can build occupiable space is approximately 134,000 SF. Land area of Public Streets does not contribute to Columbia’s allowable Zoning Floor Area. The potential site area for Below-Grade use consisting of all development sites plus the 134,000 SF of street area comes to about 862,500 SF total.

Undeveloped Air Rights By Block

With the completion of Site 1 for the University Forum there remain about 66,000 ZSF of unused air rights on Block 1995. No other block has been fully developed at this time. We anticipate that most of the remaining air rights on Block 1996 will be used when Site 4 is completed, and most of the remaining air rights on Block 1997 will be used when Site 6 is completed. However, it is likely that future Site 4 and Site 6 buildings will not fully utilize all available air rights on their respective blocks. This leaves open the possibility of transferring air rights from Blocks 1995, 1996, and 1997 for future development.

Transfer of Air Rights Between Blocks

The transfer of unused air rights is specifically permitted by MMU Zoning Section 104-52. Air rights may be ‘transferred by notice’ from Blocks 1995, 1996 & 1997 to Blocks 1986, 1987, 1998 & 1999 under the following conditions:

1. Transferred air rights can only be used for Community Facilities.

2. Open Public Space of the Grove, the Plaza, and the Square will be maintained.

3. No changes to zoning height & setback requirements.

As a result, Columbia has the ability to transfer unused air rights, “by notice,” from the three blocks South of W131st Street to the four blocks north of W131st Street.

The transfer of unused air rights from and to other blocks within the campus may be possible, but only with authorization or special permit granted by the City Planning Commission.

MILESTONE OBLIGATIONS

The Declaration (DEC) of Covenants & Restrictions Article II Development and Use of the Subject Properties, Section 2.10 identifies each site’s milestone obligations for the initiating construction, subject to the DEC ratification date, delays due to uncontrollable circumstances, and allowable time extensions in association with active construction processes. The DEC timeline was conceived as the most aggressive and therefore the most conservative for the purposes of the environmental assessment, and the resultant neighborhood construction mitigation requirements in terms of traffic, noise, and dust.

The original DEC timeline required that all sites initiate construction prior to the end of 2030. Though dates have been marginally extended for reasons noted, for purposes of this document, the 2030 timeline will be referenced. With some flexibility, the sites were to be developed by block moving from south to north, beginning with Block 1995 and Site 1, and concluding with Block 1999 and Sites 11, 12, 13 & 14 west of Broadway. Sites east of Broadway, including Sites 15 and 17 were also expected to be in construction by the end of 2030.

2022 Above Grade GSF By Use

Approximately 5.0M GSF

Above-Grade per Restrictive Declaration

DEC DEVELOPMENT USES & COMMITMENTS

Above-Grade Uses are permitted by Site in the DEC, Exhibit U. On most Sites the DEC establishes two permitted Above-Grade Uses. This offers the University opportunities to develop Mixed-Use buildings if desired on (9) of the sites remaining to be developed. Below-Grade Uses include support activities for Above-Grade Uses in the Project Site. Below-Grade Uses do not need to be located beneath the Above-Grade Uses they support.

172nd Street Housing Commitment

The development that equals or exceeds the creation of 333,854 above grade GSF will trigger the University’s requirement to build graduate student housing at 172nd Street as outlined in the DEC.

PRIMARY BUILDING TYPOLOGIES

Modern academic and academic research programs typically desire large floor plates for functional efficiency and long-term flexibility. The FEIS included a benchmarking analysis supporting larger floor plates for Academic Research laboratories. Academic programs may be less constrained by floor plate sizes, however there is a clear trend as shown in Kravis and Geffen Halls for larger floor plates to accommodate classrooms, lecture halls, open forums, media facilities, and other academic programs.

The Master Plan is particularly valuable to Columbia in establishing larger, less encumbered sites for future academic and research programs, as well as space for a future recreational center. In addition, the Master Plan allows Sites 9 and 10, Sites 11 and 12, and Sites 13 and 14 to be combined to create even larger floor plates if desired for future programs.

DEC Section 3.02(a)(ii) p.42, Graduate Student Housing:

“The Program Plan submitted by CU that identifies the New Building that will, together with all previously approved Program Plans for New Buildings, cause the creation of an aggregate of 1.2 million or more GSF of above grade space in New Buildings, shall specify the date by which CU shall develop at least 159 units of housing on the 172nd Street Site for graduate students or post-doctorate researchers employed by CU and associated with the Stage 1 and Stage 2 New Building programs, as described in the FEIS, which date shall be at least 2 years prior to the anticipated completion date of such New Building. Upon the City’s or ESDC’s request, CU shall provide the City and ESDC with a description of the programs or school affiliations of the graduate students and post-doctorate researchers resident at the 172nd Street Site.”

As seen in Jerome L. Greene Science Building, Lenfest Center for the Arts, Kravis and Geffen Halls, there are a variety of architectural strategies to introduce daylight and open space into larger floor plate buildings including intercommunicating stairs, double height spaces, atria, galleries, etc. Floor-to-floor heights ranging from 15’ to 18’ and higher have become more common for new academic and academic research facilities to meet program requirements and provide long term flexibility for future change and evolving technologies.

Required to Meet Minimum 2030 Targets

4. Additional Campus Development Considerations

• Updated drawings indicate the 30’-0” shift in the boundary line between Site 6 and Site 6B to accommodate a larger footprint for the Business School’s David Geffen Hall. This reduces the available footprint of Site 6 without reducing the allowable zoning floor area for Site 6 development.

• Individual & combined floor plate areas are illustrated for site pairs 9-10, 11-12 & 12-14 in anticipation of possible combination of project sites for more development options including mixed use scenarios.

• Building Sites 4, 10, and 14 at the west side of the campus should take into consideration the Base Design Flood Elevation (BDFE) which is located above the lowest street-level entry points at these sites.

• Building Sites 4, 6, and 8 have been cleared and are available for redevelopment. Additionally, Sites 4 and 6 have below-grade retaining slurry walls in place.

• The temporary street-level loading dock in the Jerome L. Greene Science Center should be able to be decommissioned, consistent with the original Master Plan and with the 2022 completion of the below-grade Central Receiving and Distribution Center.

• FDNY and NYC Building Codes effectively prohibited construction of a central below-grade chemical storage facility originally intended to be located adjacent to the below-grade receiving dock. As a result, a central chemical storage facility will likely need to be located above-grade as part of the next research building that requires chemical use.

• Columbia-owned sites outside of the 17-acre Manhattanville Master Plan Project which include:

a. University property on the south side of West 125th Street between Broadway and 12th Avenue including Prentis Hall, 560 Riverside Drive, and the open mid-block site.

b. University property west of 12th Avenue.

• Escalator Upgrades to the MTA W 125th St. Station

• Sustainable Columbia Plan 2030.

• Ongoing Campus Engineering and Infrastructure studies and initiatives in support of the Sustainable Columbia Plan 2030 goals:

• Electrification of the Campus

• Central Energy Plant Expansion

• Geothermal Potential

• Photovoltaic Potential

• Energy Storage Options

• Connections and continuities between the Morningside, Manhattanville, and Medical Center campuses, including transportation studies.

• Long term University Strategic Planning, Program Development, and Financial Analysis

5. Conclusion

The accomplishments thus far are to be commended. The University has proceeded with great respect for Community, City, and State covenants, services, and benefits. As long-term stewards of this property, the University developed sustainable environmental “clean construction” requirements, campus design principles, and quality development standards that have resulted in a diverse and burgeoning new campus — one that is integrated within and contributing to the surrounding urban neighborhood. Continued success will require careful decision-making and complex choices related to the programming, size, and quality of future developments as well the utilization and occupancy of the buildings and open spaces.

“This is a milestone for Columbia not only because we are building a future in our home community, but also because we’re doing so with the best urban planning principles and architectural designs that reflect both the shared values of city life and the fundamental need for a more sustainable society.”

— Lee Bollinger, September 1, 2016

“A truly great university, and Columbia is a truly great university, will continually ask itself whether it must change the ways in which it thinks and the ways in which it serves.The period of the unfolding of this new campus in Manhattanville should be a time in which we demonstrate that courage and confidence in ourselves to re-evaluate what we take to be important and the roles we should assume in the world.”

Lee

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Report Concept, Text, Graphics & Drawings Davis Brody Bond Architects and Planners (William H. Paxson, AIA, Partner-in-Charge, Brent Klokis, Jeana Kwon, Astry Duarte, Dylan Jhirad) with Columbia University Facilities and Operations

Photography

Site panorama

—

Bollinger, Remarks at the Manhattanville Campus Dedication Ceremony (October 24, 2016)

on pp. 5 and 10-11 by Columbia University Manhattanville Development Group; p. 7 photo by Eileen M. Barroso, the University Photographer; pp. 16-17 photo by Albert Vecerka; photo on this spread by Iwan Baan.

Campus Diagrams

CAMPUS DIAGRAM SET

1A. NYC Tax Map Block & Lot Numbers

1B. Zoning Parcels Subdistrict A Manhattanville Mixed-Use District

2A. NYC Tax Map Block/Lot & Zoning Parcel Overlay

2B. Columbia University Site Designation & Zoning Parcel Overlay

3A. MMU Active Ground Floor Areas

3B. FEIS Site Designations and Permitted Uses

4A. Base Plane Elevations (BPMD) Maximum Building Heights

4B. Maximum Zoning Heights

5A. Above Grade As Built

5B. As-Built Massing

6A. Maximum Allowable Floor Plates (Above Grade)

6B. Potential for Future Development

7A. Below-Grade Slurry Walls As-Built

7B. Below-Grade Shear Walls

8. Below Grade Sections

2A.

2B.

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Uses

HOUSING

WEST 133RD STREET 30'-0" Columbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond 24

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WEST 129TH 40'-0" 50'-0"

ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESEARCH RESEARCH RECREATION

HOUSING/ RESEARCH/ ACADEMIC RESEARCH/ HOUSING/ RESEARCH/ ADMIN RECREATION/ ACADEMIC/ HOUSING/ ACADEMIC RESEARCH/ ACADEMIC RESEARCH/ RESEARCH ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC

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Campus Drawings

CAMPUS DRAWINGS

Davis Brody Bond has developed a series of campus drawings which seek to:

• Provide an overview of built projects as well as unbuilt massing envelopes for the campus.

• Highlight relationships between built envelopes & max potential zoning envelopes.

• Provide a breakdown of programmed spaces based on categories set forth in the Restrictive Declaration, as well as internally relevant program categories.

• Provide sectional information showing above and below grade development relationships.

• Provide known topography and bedrock contour information for the campus.

The program categories used are listed below:

Restrictive Declaration Categories

• Academic Research

• Academic

• University Housing

• Recreational Facility

• Retail/Commercial

• Active Ground Floor Use

Internal Categories

• Building Systems & Service Support

• CEP/Utility Support

• Receiving & Material Support

• Commercial/Retail Support

• Green Space/Open Area

• Publicly Accessible Lobbies

• Vehicle Support

• Primary Utility Corridor

• Primary Service Corridor

CAMPUS DRAWING SET

1 Campus Axonometric

2 Site Plan South

3 Urban Layer by Use South

4 Public Access Green Space South

5 Subcellar Level 1 South

6 Subcellar Level 2 South

7 Subcellar Level 3 South

8 Subcellar Level 4 South

9 Site Plan North

10 Urban Layer by Use North

11 Public Access Green Space North

12 Subcellar Level 1 North

13 Site Elevations Riverside Dr West and Broadway East

14 Site Elevations 129th St North & South

15 Site Elevations 129th St South & 130th St North

16 Site Elevations 130th St South & 131st St North

17 Site Elevations 131st St South & 132nd St North

18 Site Elevations 132nd St South & 133rd St North

19 Site Elevations Broadway West & Old Broadway West

20 Site Sections

21 Site Sections

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

W125THST W 130TH ST W129TH ST 20'-6" 23'-6" 30'-6" 14'-0"

LEGEND

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JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

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RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITES

ELEVATION MARKER

ACADEMIC

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ACADEMIC RESEARCH

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RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITES

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RECREATION FACILITY

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JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS

/ CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

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DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

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FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

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COMMERCIAL / RETAIL

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITES

ELEVATION LEGEND 1 2 3 4 6 6B 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 THE FORUM JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING 10 9 STUDE BAKER 8 6 6B 7 THE SQUARE 4 2 1 12TH AVE W 132ND ST W 131ST ST W 130TH ST W 129TH ST W125THST 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W 133RD ST NASH THE PLAZA 40'-0" 30'-0" 20'-0" 10'-0" 8'-6" 10'-0" 20'-0" 30'-0" 40'-0" 25'-6" 10'-0" 24'-1" 9'-6" 14'-0" 14'-0" 22'-0" 26'-8" 22'-4" 22'-6" 27'-0" 22'-5" 9'-5" 29'-0" 14'-0" 2 A301 1 A301 1 A302 2 A302 3 A302 BROADWAY RIVERSIDE DRIVE 12TH AVE W125THST W 130TH ST W 131ST ST W129TH ST 12'-6" 10'-6" 20'-6" 25'-6" 23'-6" 40'-6" 30'-6" 40'-6" 30'-6" 20'-6" 14'-0" 10'-6" 8'-6" 9'-6" 10'-0" 12'-6" 14'-0" 50' 25' 10' 0' 100' Location Plan N 1" = 200'-0" 1 TOPOGRAPHY KEY PLAN SOUTH

ACTIVE GROUND FLOOR USE

ELEVATION MARKER

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BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION

22'-4"

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A 30'-0" MINIMUM DEPTH ALONG 75% OF STREET

W125THST

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

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THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

COMMERCIAL RETAIL BUILDING SYSTEMS & SERVICES SUPPORT

FUTURE SITE

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (EXCAVATED)

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL)

SLURRY WALL

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURED & EXCAVATED

STREET

STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION &

LEGEND

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

Location Plan N 10 9 STUDE BAKER 8 6 6B 7 THE SQUARE 4 2 1 BROADWAY W 132ND ST W 131ST ST W 130TH ST W 129TH ST W125THST 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W 133RD ST NASH THE PLAZA GREEN SPACE/OPEN AREA PUBLIC ACCESS LOBBY VEHICLE SUPPORT FUTURE SITES LEGEND 1 2 3 4 6 6B 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 THE FORUM JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING MAJOR TOPO LINE SECONDARY TOPO LINE 2 A301 A301 1 A302 2 A302 3 A302 W129TH ST W130TH ST W131ST ST W125THST BROADWAY THE SQUARE THE PLAZA 50' 25' 10' 0' 100' Location Plan N SPACEColumbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond 37

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITE

STREET

STRUCTURED & EXCAVATED

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL UNEXCAVATED

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL OPEN TO CEP BELOW

OPEN TO CEP BELOW

STREET

STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL

1

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

RECEIVING MATERIAL MANAGEMENT

PRIMARY SERVICE CORRIDOR

BUILDING SYSTEMS & SERVICES SUPPORT

CEP / UTILITY SUPPORT

FUTURE SITE

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (EXCAVATED)

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL)

SLURRY WALL

CONSTRUCTION ABOVE

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL UNEXCAVATED

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURED & EXCAVATED

STREET

STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL

STREET BRIDGE STRUCTURE. PARTIAL EXCAVATION & INFILL

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

RECEIVING MATERIAL MANAGEMENT

PRIMARY SERVICE CORRIDOR

BUILDING SYSTEMS & SERVICES SUPPORT

CEP / UTILITY SUPPORT

FUTURE SITE

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (EXCAVATED)

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL)

SLURRY WALL

W133RD

LEGEND

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

CENTER FOR THE ARTS CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITES

RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH

HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING

ELEVATION MARKER

MAJOR TOPO LINE

SECONDARY TOPO LINE

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL)

BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION

BELOW GRADE DEPTH FOR FUTURE SITES WILL BE CONSTRAINED BY BEDROCK EXTENT AND EXCAVATION COST, SITE PROGRAMMING NEEDS, BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION, AND OTHER SITE FACTORS.

W133RD ST

W133RD

W133RD ST

W134TH

W133RD ST

1

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

COMMERCIAL / RETAIL

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITES

ACTIVE GROUND FLOOR USE

ELEVATION MARKER

MAJOR TOPO LINE

SECONDARY TOPO LINE

BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION

NOTE: WHERE INDICATED ACTIVE GROUND FLOOR USES ARE REQUIRED FOR A 30'-0" MINIMUM DEPTH ALONG 75% OF STREET FRONTAGE.

W132ND ST

W133RD

W132ND

W131ST

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

GREEN

ARTS

ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

GEFFEN HALL

R. KRAVIS HALL

RECREATION RESEARCH

ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

HOUSING ACADEMIC

RESEARCH ACADEMIC

RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

MAJOR TOPO LINE

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING

SECONDARY TOPO LINE

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL) Location

BELOW GRADE DEPTH FOR FUTURE SITES WILL BE CONSTRAINED BY BEDROCK EXTENT AND EXCAVATION COST, SITE PROGRAMMING NEEDS, BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION, AND OTHER SITE FACTORS.

W133RD ST

W133RD ST

W134TH ST

W133RD ST ABOVE

W133RD ST ABOVE

1

THE FORUM

LEGEND

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

FUTURE SITE

STRUCTURED BRIDGE

R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL)

RESEARCH ACADEMIC

SLURRY WALL

RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING

BELOW GRADE DEPTH FOR FUTURE SITES WILL BE CONSTRAINED BY BEDROCK EXTENT AND EXCAVATION COST, SITE PROGRAMMING NEEDS, BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION, AND OTHER SITE FACTORS.

STRUCTURED BRIDGE (PARTIAL EXCAVATION + INFILL)

BELOW GRADE DEPTH FOR FUTURE SITES WILL BE CONSTRAINED BY BEDROCK EXTENT AND EXCAVATION COST, SITE PROGRAMMING NEEDS, BASE DESIGN FLOOD ELEVATION, AND OTHER SITE FACTORS.

W132ND ST ABOVE

W131ST ST ABOVE

DLO

W133RD ST ABOVE

W133RD ST ABOVE

W134TH ST ABOVE

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

Elevation Riverside Drive West

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITE ZONING

MECHANICAL

UNBUILT

THE FORUM

SITE 1 ST W129TH SCIENCE CENTER

Elevation Broadway East

THE FORUM

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 2

SITE 1 ST W129TH SCIENCE CENTER

SITE 6 FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 6

JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 11 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 11 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

14. Site Elevations: 129th Street South & North

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS

CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

W129TH ST

SITE 1

THE FORUM

BROADWAY

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

FUTURE

UNBUILT

Elevation 129th Street South

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITE ZONING

MECHANICAL

UNBUILT

SITE 2

THE FORUM

SITE 1 ST W129TH SCIENCE CENTER

SITE 6

JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 11 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE CEP

SITE 3 LENFEST WALK

LAND

4 FUTURE 12TH

WALK

WOOD LAND CEP

SITE 3 LENFEST SCIENCE CENTER

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE BROADWAY

ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE 12TH AVE RIVERSIDE DR

THE SQUARE

CENTRAL RECEIVING/DISTRIBUTION

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 6B

SITE 6 FUTURE GEFFEN HALL

RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

CENTRAL RECEIVING/DISTRIBUTION

SITE 11 FUTURE

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

10 9 STUDE BAKER 8 6 6B 7 THE SQUARE 4 2 1 BROADWAY 12TH AVE W 132ND ST W 131ST ST W 130TH ST W 129TH ST W1 THST 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W 133RD ST NASH THE PLAZA LEGEND ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESEARCH RECREATION FACILITY UNIVERSITY HOUSING FUTURE SITE ZONING ENVELOPE MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE UNBUILT ZONING ENVELOPE 1 2 3 4 6 6B 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 THE FORUM JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING 50'25'10' 0' 100' Location Plan N 1" = 40'-0" 1 ELEVATION BROADWAY -LOOKING WEST 1" = 40'-0" 2 ELEVATION RIVERSIDE DR -LOOKING EAST Elevation 131st Street North Columbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond 49

ACADEMIC

RECREATION FACILITY UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITE ZONING

UNBUILT ZONING

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS

CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

RIVERSIDE DR / RESEARCH

12TH AVE

SITE 10 FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

SITE 9 FUTURE RECREATION

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL

WALK

WOOD LAND STUDEBAKER RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 15 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE BROADWAY RESEARCH/ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

FUTURE

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 6 FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 11 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 13

ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

WOOD LAND

SITE 12

RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 11

FUTURE / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING BROADWAY

MANHATTAN DATUM 0 MANHATTAN DATUM 0 NAVD88 -1.65 NAVD88 -1.65 BASE DESIGN FLOOD EL 14 BASE DESIGN FLOOD EL 14

SITE 14

AVE RIVERSIDE DR HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE / RESEARCH

FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

WOOD LAND RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL

SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE

16

NASH

SITE 11

BROADWAY / ACADEMIC

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

10 9 STUDE BAKER 8 6 6B 7 THE SQUARE 4 2 1 BROADWAY 12TH AVE W 132ND ST W 131ST ST W 130TH ST W 129TH ST W1 THST 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W 133RD ST NASH THE PLAZA LEGEND ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESEARCH RECREATION FACILITY UNIVERSITY HOUSING FUTURE SITE ZONING ENVELOPE MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE UNBUILT ZONING ENVELOPE 1 2 3 4 6 6B 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 THE FORUM JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING 50'25'10' 0' 100' Location Plan N 1" = 40'-0" 1 ELEVATION BROADWAY -LOOKING WEST 1" = 40'-0" 2 ELEVATION RIVERSIDE DR -LOOKING EAST Columbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond 51

12

FUTURE

SITE 12 FUTURE / ACADEMIC MANHATTAN DATUM 0 NAVD88 -1.65

SITE 8

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

SITE 11 FUTURE HOUSING BROADWAY NASH SITE 16 BASE DESIGN FLOOD EL 14

FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

MANHATTAN DATUM 0 NAVD88 -1.65 BASE DESIGN FLOOD EL 14 HOUSING

SITE 11 FUTURE

FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

HOUSING SITE 17 ST W133TH

EAST-WEST

FUTURE RESEARCH ST W132ND

ST W129TH

LEGEND

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITE ZONING ENVELOPE MECHANICAL

UNBUILT ZONING

20. Sections: Sites 6-6B-7 & Sites 2-3-4

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

FUTURE SITE

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

BASE DESIGN FLOOD EL 14

FUTURE SITE

RECREATION FACILITY

Section Sites 6-6B-7

10 9 STUDE BAKER 8 6 6B 7 THE SQUARE 4 2 1 BROADWAY 12TH AVE W 132ND ST W 131ST ST W 130TH ST W 129TH ST W1 THST 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W 133RD ST NASH THE PLAZA LEGEND ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESEARCH RECREATION FACILITY UNIVERSITY HOUSING FUTURE SITE ZONING ENVELOPE MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE UNBUILT ZONING ENVELOPE 1 2 3 4 6 6B 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 THE FORUM JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING 50'25'10' 0' 100' Location Plan N 1" = 40'-0" 1 ELEVATION BROADWAY -LOOKING WEST 1" = 40'-0" 2 ELEVATION RIVERSIDE DR -LOOKING EAST Columbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond 53

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RIVERSIDE DR

THE SQUARE KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 12TH AVE

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

CENTRAL RECEIVING/DISTRIBUTION

SITE 6 FUTURE GEFFEN HALL SITE 6B

SITE 11 FUTURE MANHATTAN DATUM 0 NAVD88 -1.65 NAVD88 -1.65

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC MANHATTAN DATUM 0

THE FORUM

SITE 1 ST W129TH SCIENCE CENTER

FUTURE SITE

BROADWAY RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

SUBCELLAR

VAULT SPACE

SLURRY WALL

MECHANICAL

UNBUILT ZONING

NOTE: SITES 4 & 6 ARE SHOWN WITH A FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT OF 15'-0". IF PROGRAMMATIC NEEDS DICTATE A HIGHER OR LOWER FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT, BUILDABLE FLOOR ARE MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE ACCORDINGLY.

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 6 FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

Location Plan N

MANHATTAN DATUM 0 NAVD88 -1.65 BASE DESIGN FLOOD EL 14

10 9 STUDE BAKER 8 6 6B 7 THE SQUARE 4 2 1 BROADWAY 12TH AVE W 132ND ST W 131ST ST W 130TH ST W 129TH ST W1 THST 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W 133RD ST NASH THE PLAZA LEGEND ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESEARCH RECREATION FACILITY UNIVERSITY HOUSING FUTURE SITE ZONING ENVELOPE MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE UNBUILT ZONING ENVELOPE 1 2 3 4 6 6B 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 THE FORUM JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP) FUTURE ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH FUTURE ACADEMIC RESEARCH FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC FUTURE HOUSING ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC UTILITY COOLING STATION FUTURE HOUSING 50'25'10' 0' 100' Location Plan N 1" = 40'-0" 1 ELEVATION BROADWAY -LOOKING WEST 1" = 40'-0" 2 ELEVATION RIVERSIDE DR -LOOKING EAST 21. Sections: Sites 3-6B-STU, 130th & 131st Street Bridges Columbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond 54

FORUM

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

FUTURE SITE

RECREATION FACILITY

FUTURE SITE

SUBCELLAR

VAULT SPACE

SLURRY WALL

MECHANICAL

UNBUILT ZONING

STRUCTURED W/ PARTIAL EXCAVATION

STRUCTURED W/ PARTIAL & EXCAVATED STRUCTURED & INFILL

EXCAVATION & INFILL

EXCAVATION & INFILL

RESEARCH

& UNEXCAVATED UNSTRUCTURED & EXCAVATED STRUCTURED

SUBCELLAR 1

SUBCELLAR

SUBCELLAR

SUBCELLAR

STRUCTURED W/ PARTIAL EXCAVATION Location Plan N

SUBCELLAR

SUBCELLAR 2

Area Summaries

GROSS AREA & ZONING AREA SUMMARIES

DBB has developed a series of gross area and zoning area summary tables which seek to:

• Provide as-built GFA numbers for sites constructed on the campus based on final approved DOB / Zoning documents.

• Provide Zoning Floor Area (ZFA) numbers as filed with the NYC DOB.

• Provide overall summary data for all built and unbuilt project sites on the campus including GFA and ZFA to determine remaining development area available to CU.

• Provide summary data for each development zoning block to understand opportunities for development rights transfers and program distribution.

• Provide above and below grade program summary tables based on Restrictive Declaration program categories as well as internally relevant categories.

• Provide site specific development summary reports for Site 4 and Site 6.

The relationship between GFA (Gross Floor Area) and ZFA (Zoning Floor Area) is impacted by the zoning constraints of a particular site (FAR based on use, Site area, bulk regulations for the district). However, ZFA has certain exclusions (ex. mechanical spaces, floor openings, vertical shafts & chases) which allow for a resulting ZFA which is smaller than the GFA for the same building, as GFA is inclusive of these spaces.

Additionally, the massing of a particular building is further constrained by zoning bulk regulations on overall building height, setbacks, sky exposure planes, etc. A certain portion of a building’s area will be determined by programmatic needs such as practical floor-to-floor heights for the use of the building. For instance, with a larger floor-to-floor height a building might hit the maximum zoning height regulation before it utilizes all available ZFA. Alternatively, with low enough floor-tofloor heights a building may utilize all available ZFA before reaching the maximum bulk regulations.

Finally, as mentioned earlier in this summary, shifts in program requirements, project schedules, budgets, as well as formal articulation of building masses for light & air and internal & external dialogue will further impact the final ZFA/GFA of a building.

GROSS AREA & ZONING AREA SUMMARY DOCUMENTS

1 Manhattanville Area Development Floor Area Comparison Summary

2 Site 1 The Forum Floor Area Comparison

3 Site 2 JLG Science Center Floor Area Comparison

4 Sites 3 Lenfest Floor Area Comparison

5 Site 6B Geffen Hall Floor Area Comparison

6 Site 7 Kravis Hall Floor Area Comparison

7 Restrictive Declaration Use Categories

8 Zoning Summary Subdistrict A: Academic Mixed-Use Area

9 Site 4 Development Summary Report

10 Site 6 Development Summary Report

1. Manhattanville Area Development

As Built Above & Below Grade Floor Area Comparison Summary

Site 1

The Forum

Restrictive Declaration Site: 1

MMU Site: A

Zoning

Site 2

Greene Science Center

Restrictive Declaration Site: 2

MMU Site: C1

Zoning Max. Height: 180’-0”

Building

148’-10” DOB

BELOW GRADE

ABOVE GRADE

Penthouse

Subtotal 10,600

NOTES:

These numbers represent a comparison of existing data concerning the built sites of the Manhattanville campus. The data is taken from three (3) sources:

1. Gross building areas extracted from project Revit models

2. Proposed area schedules from ZD1 zoning documents submitted to NYCDOB

3. DCP Planned Compliance areas

Site 3

Lenfest Center for the Arts

Restrictive Declaration Site: 3

MMU Site: C2

Zoning Max. Height: 120’-0”

Site 6B

Geffen Hall

Restrictive Declaration Site: 6B MMU Site: D2

Zoning Max. Height: 160’-0”

Building Height: 131’-5” DOB Filing Date: 10/26/2016

BELOW GRADE (Site 6B+7)

Level Sub-Cellar 1

Sub-Cellar 2

Sub-Cellar 3

Sub-Cellar 4

Subtotal

ABOVE GRADE

Level DOB GFA DOB ZFA

Urban Layer Level 1 25,573 24,854

Mezzanine — Level 2 (MEP) 26,054 21,950 Subtotal 51,627 46,804

Base

3 24,628 23,639

4 23,463 22,451

5 20,419 19,407

6 20,717 19,743 Level 7 20,316 19,366

8 20,234 19,273

Mechanical Penthouse

2,802

2,802

SC-1

Subtotal 5,604

Total 187,008 170,683

The current sheet provides a summary for each built project site while the following pages provide a more detailed breakdown of the collected area data for each project, a breakdown of use category targets and current built areas, and a zoning summary table describing the built and remaining zoning area on the Manhattanville campus.

Site 7

Kravis Hall

Restrictive Declaration Site: 7

Mechanical Penthouse

The Forum

Floor Area Comparison

Restrictive Declaration Site: 1

MMU Site: A

Zoning Max. Height: 140’-0”

Building Height: 65’-0”

DOB Filing Date: 12/14/2015

Site 3

Lenfest Center for the Arts

Floor Area Comparison

Restrictive Declaration Site: 3

MMU Site: C2

Zoning Max. Height: 120’-0”

Building Height: 117’-9”

DOB Filing Date: 1/17/2013

Restrictive Declaration Site: 6B

MMU Site: D2

Zoning Max. Height: 160’-0”

Building Height: 131’-5” DOB Filing Date: 10/26/2016

Kravis Hall

Floor Area Comparison

Restrictive Declaration Site: 7

MMU Site: D4 Zoning

180’-0”

168’-0”

7. Manhattanville Area Development

Restrictive Declaration Use Categories

Note 1

As-Built % complete is tracked against the minimum required square footage set forth in the Restrictive Declaration.

Note 2

6,760,673 GSF is the maximum aggregate area of above and below grade development per Article II, Section 2.02 (b) in the Restrictive Declaration dated December 14, 2011. The overall maximum is not the sum total of the individual maximums for each use.

Note 3

Restrictive Declaration Use Categories do not align with DOB Use Categories. Therefore no direct 1-to-1 translation can be made from DOB filed gross areas and those gross areas of the RD Categories. Square footages for limited program RD Use Categories such as Retail have been extracted from the Revit model and measured against building area totals taken from both the Revit model and DOB filed GFAs assuming any remaining ground floor area falls into the building’s majority Use Category such as Academic or Academic Research.

Note 4 .

Active Ground Floor Use Category is tabulated as the site’s total ground floor area, inclusive of ground floor retail.

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Subdistrict A - Academic Mixed Use Area

Site 4 Summary

SITE 4: ACADEMIC USE

• Below-grade deep slurry wall foundations enclosing Site 4 are in place along W 125th St. and 12th Avenue.

• Sites 4 is immediately adjacent to the Central Energy Plant, with planned service connections to both the Central Energy Plant and Central Receiving. Site 4 provides the final opportunity to develop and allocate space for the near-term or future expansion of the Manhattanville campus’ Central Energy Plant.

• Site 4 – Central Energy Plant vent shafts will need to be incorporated into the final Site 4 building development.

• Currently the only permitted Above-Grade Use for Site 4 is Academic. Should the University wish to consider an alternative use, for example, a transfer of allowable Academic Research-use not utilized for Site 6B / David Geffen Hall, an exploration with the department of City Planning relative to the feasibility of such a usetransfer would be required.

• Below-Grade Permitted Uses include activities that support any of the Above-Grade Uses in the Project Area.

• The available Zoning Floor Area for Site 4 includes undeveloped air rights from the entire merged Zoning Lot (Block 1996). These include unused air rights from Site 2 Jerome L. Greene and Site 3 Lenfest.

• Site 4 is adjacent to the undeveloped Below-Grade space beneath West 130th Street. Site 4 provides the final opportunity to develop and allocate space below this segment of W 130th Street for near-term of future Manhattanville Campus program space.

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE

FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL

SITE 7 ST W130TH

ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

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Subdistrict A - Academic Mixed Use

Subdistrict A: Academic Mixed-Use Area

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ON THE LARGEST POSSIBLE FLOOR AS DICTATED BY SITE & WIDENED SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS. THESE FLOOR PLATES WERE DRAWN AS UPPER LEVEL

SITE 4 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

FLOOR PLATES AS THE LAYER WALLS HAVE ADDITIONAL SETBACK

CONSTRAINT VARIABLES ARE WITH THE UPPER MASSING FLOOR PLATES. AREA DOES NOT NICLUDE MECH. PENTHOUSE FLOOR AREA.

Note: Max allowable floor plate areas are based on the largest possible floor plate as dictated by site boundary & widened sidewalk requirements. These floor plates were drawn as upper level floor plates as the urban layer street walls have additional setback constraint variables which are not consistent with the upper massing floor plates. Total area does not include mechanical Penthouse floor area.

SITE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

FEIS

FEIS ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN USE(S)

ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN ZFA

ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC

ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN ZFA

ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN ZFA

1. Merging Site 4 with Sites 2 and 3 into single zoning lot will maximize available air rights on Site 4.

2. Site 4 development is limited by maximum zoning height, footprint, articulation and by depth of existing slurry wall.

3. West 130th Street bridge structure currently extends from Broadway to west edge of Site 3.

4. Site 4 below grade vent shafts will need to be incorporated into the final Site 4 development.

(Site 4 only)

NOTE: SITES 4 & 6 ARE SHOWN A FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT

OF 15’-0”. IF PROGRAMMATIC

Note: Sites 4 & 6 are shown with a floor-to-floor height of 15’-0”. If programmatic needs dictate a higher or lower floor-to-floor height, buildable floor area may increase or decrease accordingly. For reference, typical floor-to-floor height on site are as follows:

JLGSC: +/- 14’-9”

Kravis Hall: 13’-10” to 17’-2”

Geffen Hall: 14’-0” to 17’-4”

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FUTURE

Special Manhattan Mixed-Use District (MMU)

Subdistrict A - Academic Mixed Use Area

Subdistrict A: Academic Mixed-Use Area

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

MAX.

BELOW GRADE GSF SITE FOOTPRINT

BG LEVEL 1

BG LEVEL 2

TOTAL BELOW GRADE GSF

BG

POTENTIAL BELOW GRADE GSF UNDER 130TH ST (2 FLOORS)

BG LEVEL 1 (NYS OWNED)

BG

Note: Floor plate areas are approximate, and do not include above grade street wall articulation as required by the zoning ordinance.

SITE 4 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Note: Sites 4 & 6 are shown with a floor-to-floor height of 15’-0”. If programmatic needs dictate a higher or lower floor-to-floor height, buildable floor area may increase or decrease accordingly. For reference, typical floor-to-floor height on site are as follows:

JLGSC: +/- 14’-9”

Kravis Hall: 13’-10” to 17’-2”

Geffen Hall: 14’-0” to 17’-4”

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

THE FORUM

SITE 1 ST W129TH SCIENCE CENTER

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 6 FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 11 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

SITE 10

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC /

FUTURE ST W131ST

KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC RESEARCH

RECREATION FACILITY

UNIVERSITY HOUSING

FUTURE SITE ZONING

MECHANICAL

UNBUILT

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

CENTRAL

RIVERSIDE DR

AVE

FUTURE SITE

RECREATION FACILITY

FUTURE SITE

SUBCELLAR

VAULT SPACE

SLURRY WALL

MECHANICAL

UNBUILT ZONING

NOTE: SITES 4 & 6 ARE SHOWN WITH A FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT OF 15'-0". IF PROGRAMMATIC NEEDS DICTATE A HIGHER OR LOWER FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT, BUILDABLE FLOOR ARE MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE ACCORDINGLY.

Site 6 Summary

SITE 6

ACADEMIC RESEARCH OR RECREATION USE

• Below-grade deep slurry wall foundations enclosing Site 6 are in place along Broadway and West 131st Street.

• Site 6 is immediately adjacent to below-grade support areas with service and utility connections to the Central Energy Plant and Central Receiving.

• Site 6 is also immediately adjacent to existing belowgrade research support spaces in the JLGSC. Mitigating heightened security, noise and vibration considerations will be essential.

• Per the Restrictive Declaration, permitted AboveGrade Uses for Site 6 are Academic Research and Recreation.

• Below-grade Permitted Uses include activities that support any of the Above Grade Uses in the Project Area.

• The available Zoning Floor Area for Site 6 includes undeveloped air rights from the entire merged Zoning Lot, and full city block 1997. These include any unused air rights from Site 6B Geffen Hall and Site 7 Kravis Hall.

• Site 6 is adjacent to anticipated Below-Grade space beneath West 130th and West 131st Streets. The street bridge structure is in place (but not fully excavated) at West 130th Street. The development of Site 6 presents the final opportunity to develop and allocate space below this segment of W 130th Street for near-term of future Manhattanville Campus program space. The street bridge structure at West 131st Street has not yet been built. Site 6 presents the first opportunity to develop the space below W 131st Street. The development of Site 8 could present a second opportunity to capture this space.

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

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ZONING PARCEL DESIGNATION

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

EXISTING BUILDINGS 2021

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

EXISTING BUILDINGS 2021

BASE PLANE DATUM (BPMD)

MAX. BUILDING HEIGHT (ft)

MAX. MECH. EQUIPMENT HEIGHT (ft)

ZONING PARCEL DESIGNATION

APPROX. SITE AREA PER PARCEL

ZONING PARCEL DESIGNATION

BASE PLANE DATUM (BPMD)

TOTAL BLOCK SITE AREA (sf) - INCLUDES SITES 6B, 7 & LG. SQ.

MAX. BUILDING HEIGHT (ft)

OTAL BLOCK ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZFA) - INCLUDES SITES 6B,

MAX. MECH. EQUIPMENT HEIGHT (ft)

BASE PLANE DATUM (BPMD)

MAX. BUILDING HEIGHT (ft)

AS THE URBAN LAYER STREET

THE PLAZA

MAX. FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR)

APPROX. SITE AREA PER PARCEL

MAX. MECH. EQUIPMENT HEIGHT (ft)

COMMUNITY FACILITY USE

HAVE ADDITIONAL SETBACK

VARIABLES WHICH ARE NOT

WITH THE UPPER MASSING

APPROX. SITE AREA PER PARCEL

RESIDENTIAL USE

TOTAL BLOCK SITE AREA (sf) - INCLUDES SITES 6B, 7 & LG. SQ.

OTAL BLOCK ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZFA) - INCLUDES SITES 6B,

THE PLAZA

AS DICTATED BY SITE BOUNDARY & WIDENED SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS. THESE

MAX

EAST-WEST SITE LENGTH

TOTAL BLOCK SITE AREA (sf) - INCLUDES SITES 6B, 7 & LG. SQ.

OTAL BLOCK ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZFA) - INCLUDES SITES

FLOOR PLATE AREAS ARE BASED ON THE LARGEST POSSIBLE FLOOR

PLATES WERE DRAWN AS UPPER LEVEL

FLOOR PLATES AS THE URBAN LAYER STREET

MAX. FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR)

NORTH-SOUTH SITE WIDTH

COMMUNITY FACILITY USE

APPROX. SITE AREA

MAX.

MAX. ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZSF)

RESIDENTIAL USE

COMMUNITY FACILITY USE

ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN ZONING FLOOR AREA

ZONING PARCEL DESIGNATION X1

ZONING

EAST-WEST SITE LENGTH

NORTH-SOUTH SITE WIDTH

APPROX. SITE AREA

MAX. ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZSF)

ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN ZONING

AS-BUILT ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZSF) BLOCK

1. Phase 2 (block 1997) is a single zoning lot. No air rights transfer needed for full development of Site 6.

2. Site 6 development is limited by 230’ maximum zoning height, site footprint, articulation and by depth of existing slurry wall.

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FLOOR PLATES. TOTAL AREA DOES NOT NICLUDE MECH. PENTHOUSE FLOOR AREA.

FLOOR PLATES AS THE URBAN LAYER STREET WALLS HAVE ADDITIONAL SETBACK CONSTRAINT VARIABLES WHICH ARE NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE UPPER MASSING FLOOR PLATES. TOTAL AREA DOES NOT NICLUDE MECH.

Note: Max allowable floor plate areas are based on the largest possible floor plate as dictated by site boundary & widened sidewalk requirements. These floor plates were drawn as upper level floor plates as the urban layer street walls have additional setback constraint variables which are not consistent with the upper massing floor plates. Total area does not include mech. Penthouse floor area.

PLATE AS DICTATED BY SITE BOUNDARY & WIDENED SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS. THESE FLOOR PLATES WERE DRAWN AS UPPER LEVEL

SITE 6 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

SITE 6 MAX. ALLOWABLE FLOOR PLATES (ABOVE GRADE) SITE 6 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

7 THE SQUARE 6B 6

NOTE: SITES 4 & 6 ARE SHOWN WITH A FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT OF 15’-0”. IF PROGRAMMATIC NEEDS DICTATE A HIGHER OR LOWER FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT BUILDABLE FLOOR AREA MAY

INCREASE OR DECREASE ACCORDINGLY. FOR REFERENCE, TYPICAL FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT

ON SITE ARE AS FOLLOWS:

JLGSC: +/- 14'-9"

KRAVIS HALL: 13'-10" TO 17'-2"

GEFFEN HALL: 14'-0" TO 17'-4"

Note: Sites 4 & 6 are shown with a floor-to-floor height of 15’-0”. If programmatic needs dictate a higher or lower floor-to-floor height, buildable floor area may increase or decrease accordingly. For reference, typical floor-to-floor height on site are as follows:

JLGSC: +/- 14’-9”

Kravis Hall: 13’-10” to 17’-2”

Geffen Hall: 14’-0” to 17’-4”

Columbia University Manha

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Columbia University Manhattanville Master Plan Update

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Columbia University Manhattanville Master Plan Update

Subdistrict A - Academic Mixed Use Area

SITE 6 BELOW GRADE DEVELOPMENT

CHAPTER 4 - SPECIAL MANHATTANVILLE MIXED USE DISTRICT (MMU)

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

Subdistrict A - Academic Mixed Use Area

CHAPTER 4 - SPECIAL MANHATTANVILLE MIXED USE DISTRICT (MMU)

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Subdistrict A - Academic Mixed Use Area

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

ZONING PARCEL DESIGNATION

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

COLUMBIA SITE DESIGNATION

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

MAX ALLOWABLE FLOOR PLATE AREA

ZONING

MAX ALLOWABLE FLOOR PLATE AREA

PARCEL DESIGNATION

ZONING PARCEL DESIGNATION

MAX

MAX

BG

BG

BG

POTENTIAL BELOW GRADE UNDER STREET GSF (4 FLOORS)

ZONING PARCEL

AS DICTATED BY

&

SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS. THESE

WERE DRAWN AS UPPER LEVEL

PLATES AS THE URBAN LAYER STREET WALLS HAVE ADDITIONAL SETBACK CONSTRAINT VARIABLES WHICH ARE NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE UPPER MASSING FLOOR PLATES. TOTAL AREA DOES NOT NICLUDE MECH. PENTHOUSE FLOOR AREA.

BG LEVEL 1 (NYS OWNED)

Note: Floor plate areas are approximate, and do not include above grade street wall articulation as required by the zoning ordinance.

BG LEVEL 2

POTENTIAL BELOW GRADE UNDER STREET GSF (4 FLOORS) BG

BG LEVEL 3

BG

BG

4

Note: sites 4 & 6 are shown with a floor-to-floor height of 15’-0”. If programmatic needs dictate a

THE FORUM

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

FUTURE ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

Note:

All elevations and Base Design Flood Elevations refer to the Manhattan Datum. To convert elevations to NAVD 88 add 1.652 feet.

1 The Forum

THE FORUM

2 Jerome L. Greene Science Center

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER

3 Lenfest Center for the Arts and Central Energy Plant (CEP)

LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

4 Future Academic

FUTURE ACADEMIC

6 Future Research / Recreation

FUTURE RESEARCH / RECREATION

6B David Geffen Hall

DAVID GEFFEN HALL

7 Henry R. Kravis Hall

HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

8 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

9 Future Recreation / Research

FUTURE RECREATION RESEARCH

10 Future Academic / Research

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

11 Future Housing / Academic

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

12 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

13 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

14 Future Housing / Academic

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

15 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

16 Nash Building

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

17 Future Housing

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

Academic Academic Research

Recreation Facility

HOUSING / ACADEMIC

Elevation Riverside Drive West

Elevation

SITE 14 FUTURE ST W132ND ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

THE FORUM

SITE 1 ST W129TH SCIENCE CENTER

SITE 10 FUTURE ST W131ST KRAVIS HALL SITE 7 ST W130TH ACADEMIC

SITE 4 FUTURE ST W129TH

University Housing

Future Site Zoning Envelope

Mechanical Penthouse

Unbuilt Zoning Envelope

Note:

All elevations and Base Design Flood Elevations refer to the Manhattan Datum. To convert elevations to NAVD 88 add 1.652 feet.

SITE 2 JEROME L. GREENE ST W130TH RESEARCH / RECREATION

SITE 6 FUTURE ST W131ST RESEARCH / ACADEMIC

SITE 11 FUTURE

SITE 8 FUTURE ST W132ND HOUSING / ACADEMIC

1 The Forum

THE FORUM

2 Jerome L. Greene Science Center

3 Lenfest Center for the Arts

and Central Energy Plant (CEP)

JEROME L. GREENE SCIENCE CENTER LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS / CENTRAL ENERGY PLAN (CEP)

4 Future Academic

FUTURE ACADEMIC

6 Future Research / Recreation

6B David Geffen Hall

7 Henry R. Kravis Hall

FUTURE RESEARCH RECREATION DAVID GEFFEN HALL HENRY R. KRAVIS HALL

8 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

9 Future Recreation / Research

FUTURE RECREATION / RESEARCH

10 Future Academic / Research

FUTURE ACADEMIC / RESEARCH

11 Future Housing / Academic

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

12 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

13 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

14 Future Housing / Academic

FUTURE HOUSING / ACADEMIC

15 Future Research / Academic

FUTURE RESEARCH ACADEMIC

16 Nash Building

NASH BUILDING ACADEMIC / UTILITY

17 Future Housing

COOLING STATION

FUTURE HOUSING

Future Site Academic

Future Site

Academic Research

CENTRAL

RIVERSIDE DR

AVE

Future Site

FUTURE SITE

Recreation Facility

RECREATION FACILITY

Future Site Subcellar

FUTURE SITE

SUBCELLAR

Vault Space

VAULT SPACE

Slurry Wall

SLURRY WALL

Mechanical Penthouse

MECHANICAL

Unbuilt

UNBUILT ZONING

Zoning Envelope

Note: Sites 4 & 6 are shown with a floor-to-floor height of 15’-0”. If programmatic needs dictate a higher or lower floor-to-floor height, buildable floor area may increase or decrease accordingly.

NOTE: SITES 4 & 6 ARE SHOWN WITH A FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT OF 15'-0". IF PROGRAMMATIC NEEDS DICTATE A HIGHER OR LOWER FLOOR-TO-FLOOR HEIGHT, BUILDABLE FLOOR ARE MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE ACCORDINGLY.

1. Glossary

GLOSSARY

Academic Use: Instructional and related activities, including non-laboratory research, requiring classrooms, computational and other analytical space, offices for faculty and administrators, and library and study spaces, along with spaces related thereto, including teaching laboratories.1

Academic Research Use: Scholarly investigation requiring laboratories that include special purpose equipment and/or a specific room configuration, and offices for graduate students, researchers, and administrators.2

Active Ground Floor: Refer to MMU Active Ground Floor Areas

AG: Above Grade. Refers to structures built above ground.

Above-Grade Use Categories: Those use categories set forth in the Restrictive Declaration as allowable above-grade uses for a given Manhattanville Campus site. The categories include: Academic, Academic Research, University Housing, Recreational Facility, and Retail.

Air Rights: The right to use and develop the empty space above or near a building or vacant lot. The amount of air rights equals the maximum amount of floor area permitted in a zoning lot minus the amount of floor area utilized by any existing structures on the lot

Allowable Zoning Floor Area: The product of the zoning lot area x the allowable zoning floor area ration (FAR).

As-Built: Documents that allow a comparison between the designed versus final built project showing the condition as actually constructed in the end.

Base: That portion of the building above the ‘Urban Layer’, typically starting at the third floor. This portion of the building is not constrained by the Active Ground Floor uses.

BDFE (Base Design Flood Elevation): CU’s 2021 recommended minimum first floor elevation shall be +15.652’-0” NAVD88 (14’-0” Manhattan Datum - BPMD)

BFE (Base Flood Elevation): The elevation of surface water resulting from a flood that has a 1% chance of equaling or exceeding that level in any given year.5

Base Plane: The base plane is a horizontal plane from which the height of a building is measured.3 Base Planes for Zoning Parcels located within the Manhattanville Campus are documented in the NYC Zoning Resolution, Article X, Chapter 4 – Special Manhattanville Mixed Use District (MMU), Appendix B.

Base Plane Manhattan Datum (BPMD): Datum reference for Manhattanville area which is measured at 1.652 feet above the NAVD88 datum.4 Throughout this document Manhattan Datum is the 0 level datum for the Manhattanville campus. To convert NAVD88 elevation to BPMD elevation subtract 1.652 feet.

Base Plane North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88): North American Datum reference which is measured at 1.652 feet below the Manhattan datum. To convert a BPMD elevation to NAVD88 elevation add 1.652 feet.

Below Grade Permitted Uses: Activities that support the academic, academic research, housing, recreation, teaching and research programs of the University and other occupants of buildings in the

Project Area as delineated in Exhibit G of the Restrictive Declaration.6

BG: Below Grade. Refers to structures built underground.

Columbia University Manhattanville Campus Master Plan • Summary Report 12.20.22 • Davis Brody Bond

BIM (Building Information Modeling): A process supported by various tools, technologies and contracts involving the generation and management of digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of places.

BPMD (Borough President of Manhattan Datum): This is the datum level historically used by the Topographical Bureau, Borough of Manhattan set at 2.75 feet above the United states coast and Geodetic

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Project Area as delineated in Exhibit G of the Restrictive Declaration.6

BG: Below Grade. Refers to structures built underground.

BIM (Building Information Modeling): A process supported by various tools, technologies and contracts involving the generation and management of digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of places.

BPMD (Borough President of Manhattan Datum): This is the datum level historically used by the Topographical Bureau, Borough of Manhattan set at 2.75 feet above the United states coast and Geodetic Survey Datum, mean sea level at Sandy Hook, New Jersey.

Built Zoning Floor Area: That portion of a site’s max zoning floor area that has been constructed.

Clean Construction Practices: Columbia has committed to the highest standards of health and safety in the workplace, environment, and community, partnering with the Environmental Defense Fund to develop a comprehensive construction mitigation plan and a dedicated compliance team. Key components of the plan include noise mitigation, air quality maintenance and integrated pest management.

CU: Columbia University

DCP: New York City Department of City Planning

DEC (Declaration of Covenants & Restrictions): Governs what an owner may, may not, or must do with respect to the real estate in question

DOB: New York City Department of Buildings

ESDC: Empire State Development Corporation is the umbrella organization for New York's two principal economic development public-benefit corporations, the New York State Urban Development Corporation (UDC) and the New York Job Development Authority (JDA) The New York State Department of Economic Development (DED) is a department of the New York government that has been operationally merged into ESDC.

Exhibit U: Restrictive Declaration table 1-7: Maximum Limits / Minimum Limits for Above Grade Development (Gross Square Feet)

FAR (Floor-Area-Ratio):

FDNY: Fire Department of New York City

FEIS: Final Environmental Impact Statement. FEIS site designations correlate to the Columbia University (CU) site designations.

GFA (Gross Floor Area): The floor area within the inside perimeter of the exterior walls of the building under consideration, exclusive of courts, without deduction for corridors, stairways, closets, the thickness of interior walls, columns or other features. The floor area of a building, or portion thereof, not provided with surrounding exterior walls shall be the usable area under the horizontal projection of the roof or floor above. The gross floor area shall not include interior courts.7

Ground Floor: (Per Zoning Ch 4 104-15) ground floor level shall mean the floor of a building, the level of which is located at, or within five feet of, the finished level of the adjacent sidewalk, or the adjacent mandatory widened sidewalk, as applicable.

Glossary (cont’d)

GSF (Gross Square Feet): The unit of measure of total area of a room, floor or building measured to the exterior face of bounding wall or perimeter.

Illustrative Land Use Plan (Jan 14, 2008): Plan developed in 2008 to provide projected buildable gross and zoning areas as well as building heights for the project sites on Manhattanville campus. The current masterplan update refers to the Illustrative Land Use Plan as a check on the currently determined bulk and area constraints.

Illustrative Plan Zoning Area: The zoning area of a site projected as buildable by the 2008

Illustrative Land Use Plan.

Manhattan Datum: See BPMD

Max Zoning Floor Area: The maximum area allowed to be developed on a site as determined by zoning bulk regulations. This maximum is set by the site area multiplied by the FAR of the proposed development use

MMU: Special Manhattanville Mixed Use District. Refer to Article X, Chapter 4 of the New York City Zoning Resolution

MMU Active Ground Floor Areas: (Per Zoning Ch 4 104-15) In the locations specified on Map 6 (Ground Floor Use and Frontage) in Appendix A of Ch 4, the ground floor use and frontage regulations of this Section shall apply to any development or change of use located on the ground floor level of a building or other structure, or any enlargement that increases the floor area of the ground floor level of a building by more than 25%.

A minimum of 75% of the length of a street wall on the ground floor level shall be limited to uses listed in Section 104-16 (Use Group MMU) and shall comply with the minimum depth provisions of Section 37-32 (Ground Floor Depth Requirements for Certain Uses). Such uses shall be located at the street wall. In no event shall the length of street frontage occupied solely by lobby space or entryways exceed, in total, 40 feet.

All such developments, enlargements and changes of use on the ground floor of a building or other structure (other than a change of use on the ground floor of a building located on Parcels E2 or G2, as shown on Map 5 (Parcel Designation and Maximum Building Heights) in Appendix A) shall comply with the transparency requirements of Section 104-41.

NAVD88 Datum: North American Vertical Datum of 1988, the current national standard datum. The NAVD88 EL. 0.00’ Datum is 1.652’ below the Borough President of Manhattan EL. 0.00’ Datum.4

NB: New Building

NYCDOB: New York City Department of Building

Permitted Uses: (Per RD Section 2.02(c) Use Limitations) The above grade uses of any New Building on any Development Site shall be limited to one or more of the permitted uses for such Development Site as set forth in Exhibit T to the Restrictive Declaration. In addition to such permitted uses for any given Development Site, all or any portion of the ground floor, second floor, third floor and any mezzanine of any New Building may be used for use group MMU, as set forth in Section 104-16 of the Zoning Resolution.

Public Open Space: an open piece of land both green space or hard space to which there is public access.

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Remaining Buildable Zoning Floor Area: That portion of a site’s max zoning floor area that has not been constructed and which remains available for development.

Restrictive Declaration (RD): Declaration, dated 11/26/2007, by the Trustees of Columbia University and submitted to the NYC Department of City Planning. The Restrictive Declaration is a covenant running with the land that binds the present and future owners of the property. Restrictive declarations are used to implement the conditions of a land use approval or ensure implementation of environmental mitigations and project components.3

Restrictive Declaration Site: Those sites designated in the Restrictive Declaration as being under the constraints set forth in said Declaration. The sites include Columbia University Manhattanville sites designated 1-17.

Restrictive Declaration Use Categories: Refer to ‘Above Grade Use Categories’

SF: Square feet/square footage

Shear Walls: A vertical element of a system that is designed to resist in-plane lateral forces, typically wind and seismic loads. A shear wall resists loads parallel to the plane of the wall.

Slurry Walls: A slurry wall is a civil engineering technique used to build reinforced concrete walls in areas of soft earth close to open water, or with a high groundwater table. This technique is typically used to build diaphragm (water-blocking) walls surrounding tunnels and open cuts, and to lay foundations

Street Bridge, Structured: The engineered structure that supports a section of a public street when there is occupied space below the street.

Special Purpose District: The regulations for special purpose districts are designed to supplement and modify the underlying zoning in order to respond to distinctive neighborhoods with particular issues and goals. Special purpose districts are shown as overlays on the zoning maps and are in Articles VIII–XIII of the Resolution.3

Tax Lot: A tax lot is a parcel of land identified with a unique borough, block and lot number for property tax purposes. A zoning lot comprises one or more adjacent tax lots within a block.3

Urban Layer: The active, integrated public zone surrounding and continuing within each of the new buildings. This zone is constrained by Active Ground Floor Uses and is typically inclusive of the first two floors of the new buildings.

Vertical Datum: Base measurement point (or set of points) from which elevations are determined.4

Zoning Lot: A lot or zoning lot is a tract of land comprising a single tax lot or two or more adjacent tax lots within a block.3

Zoning Parcel: See Zoning Lot.

ZFA (Zoning Floor Area): Zoning Floor Area is generally equivalent to the Above Grade Floor Area of a building after deducting mechanical space. Below Grade Floor Area is not included in Zoning Floor Area.

2. Glossary References & Reference Documents

GLOSSARY REFERENCES

1. Restrictive Declaration Exhibit E

2. Restrictive Declaration Exhibit F

3. NYC.gov Zoning Glossary (https://www1.nyc.gov/site/planning/zoning/glossary.page#lot_or_zoning_lot)

4. FEMA Region II Coastal Analysis and Mapping (http://www.region2coastal.com/viewflood-maps-data/understanding-vertical-datums/)

5. FEMA.gov (https://www.fema.gov/node/404233)

6. Restrictive Declaration Exhibit G

7. NYC 2014 Building Code Chapter 10 (https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/buildings/apps/pdf_viewer/viewer.html?file=2014CC_BC _Chapte_10_Means_of_Egress.pdf&section=conscode_2014)

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

• 2006 Masterplan documents produced by SOM.

• Zoning documents filed with the City of New York for constructed parcels.

• As-built Revit/BIM models for area take-offs to benchmark against final approved Zoning and DOB filing documents.

• Manhattanville Restrictive Declaration, dated

• NYC Zoning Resolution Article X: Special Purpose Districts Ch. 4: Special Manhattanville Mixed Use District 3/22/16

3. Site 8 Academic and/or Academic Research Use

[Substitute Max “Projected” Floor Area with Max “allowable” and “projected allowable” Floor Area.

DEVELOPMENT NORTH OF WEST 131ST STREET

SITE 8 ACADEMIC AND/OR ACADEMIC RESEARCH USE

Located east of the Studebaker Building and bounded by West 131st, West 132nd and Broadway, the area of Site 8 is vacant and available for development. Site 8 does not yet adjoin the below-grade utility and service infrastructure of the new campus. In addition, Site 8 is located outside of the existing deep slurry wall foundations that enclose Site 6 to the south.

1. Per the Restrictive Declaration, permitted Above-Grade Uses for Site 8 are Academic and Academic Research.

2. Below-grade Permitted Uses include activities that support any of the Above Grade Uses in the Project Area.

3. The available Zoning Floor Area for Site 8 can include undeveloped air rights from the entire Zoning Lot. This is anticipated to be the full city block 1998 when all Zoning Lots are eventually merged. Available air rights could also include unused air rights from the existing Studebaker Building.

4. Connections from the Central Energy Plant and Central Receiving to Site 8 are planned to be included in the below-grade design and construction of Site 6.

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ZONING FLOOR AREA (ZFA)

PER NYC ZONING RESOLUTION, THE ZONING FLOOR AREA OF A BUILDING IS THE GROSS FLOOR AREA AFTER DEDUCTING BELOW GRADE FLOORS AND ABOVE GRADE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT PENTHOUSES AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT ROOMS.

RESTRICTIVE DECLARATION EXHIBIT U

Reference Document is FEIS Chapter 1, Table 1-7 Subdistrict A: 2015 and 2030 Maximum and Minimum

Development

• Restrictive Declaration Above Grade Program Category limits are currently constructed as follows (refer to Manhattanville Area Development Restrictive Declaration Use Categories breakdown):

Academic: 518,976 sf

51.9% of min.1,000,000 sf

25.9% of max. 2,000,000 sf

Academic Research: 309,505 sf

32.2% of min. 960,000 sf

11.5% of max. 2,700,000 sf

University Housing: 0 sf

0% of min. 350,000 sf

0% of max. 1,300,000 sf

Recreational Facility: 0 sf

100% of min. 0 sf

0% of max. 350,000 sf

Active Ground Fl. Use: 37,665 sf

29.0% of min. 130,000 sf

6.3% of max. 600,000 sf

Retail: 27,574 sf

42.4% of min. 65,000 sf

9.2% of max. 300,000 sf

Total Above Grade: 866,146 sf

35.5% of min. 2,440,000 sf

17.3% of max. 5,000,000 sf