STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
For more information on the Student Housing Village naming opportunities, please contact:
Donna A. Arbide
Leandra Hayes - Burgess
Caitlin Weber
P: 305.284.2873 E: darbide@miami.edu
P: 305.284.2266 E: leandrahayes-burgess@miami.edu
P: 305.284.9569 E: cweber@miami.edu
Associate Vice President Alumni Relations and Individual Giving
Senior Director of Development
www.miami.edu/newstudenthousing
Assistant Director of Development
The Next Generation in On-Campus Housing Nothing affects the quality of life for students who live on campus more than their campus housing. As the University of Miami continues to rise as a top-tier research institution, so do our students’ expectations for a comfortable, secure, and supportive living and learning environment. In keeping with the University’s vision for growth, we are embarking on a multi-phase housing plan to improve our current housing offerings for students. In doing so, the University will meet student – and parent – needs and expectations as the institution continues to attract brighter and more talented students.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
3
The first phase of the plan is to construct a new facility on the south side of Lake Osceola. Built with a vision of integrating the many aspects of campus life, this new Student Housing Village will elevate the daily experiences of students, faculty, staff and visitors. The new Student Housing Village will differentiate UM nationally and internationally. The village will activate the surrounding area and highlight the lush greenery of the Coral Gables campus. It will excite the campus community and become a destination in and of itself. Above all, this new village will add to the sense of place and belonging for those who live, work and learn there.
4
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
REDEFINING CAMPUS HOUSING
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
5
vision With its quintessential “Miami modern” style, integrated living and educational amenities, versatile recreational and event spaces, and retail outlets all on one site, the 546,000*-square-foot lakeside Student Housing Village will redefine what it means to live, learn, and work at the University of Miami.
innovate. The village’s seamless integration of technology and design maximizes its utility in every respect. Intelligently outfitted classrooms, conference rooms, and residential areas will enhance the campus; innovative features such as rooftop green spaces, LEED-certified construction, and a rain garden will advance the University of Miami’s sustainability initiatives.
6
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
inspire. Showcasing the beauty of the Coral Gables campus and affording sweeping views of Lake Osceola, the housing village will inspire the campus community. Residents and visitors alike will respond to the original use of space— the flexible, open-concept warehouse, outdoor fitness circuit, and “maker space” for budding entrepreneurs—with creative thinking of their own.
educate. activate. A vibrant and lively space and the center of academic and cultural interaction on campus, the housing village will be more than just a residence hall. The village will feature an activity hub and outdoor plazas to facilitate engagement and interaction among members of the campus community. The integration of academic, programmatic, retail and pop-up spaces, and outdoor recreational and social areas will give rise to an active and dynamic atmosphere.
Designed with the UM student experience in mind, the village breaks down barriers to learning and fosters collaboration. By providing opportunities for individual, group, interactive, and experiential learning, the village facilitates current teaching pedagogies. It includes large-scale learning spaces, such as the auditorium and the 24-hour study lounge, as well as more private study spaces located on each floor of the living community.
differentiate. A boon to the University’s ability to attract and retain top talent, the new housing village will distinguish UM on the national and international stages. From room layouts and finishes to the integration of technology, the village’s indoor spaces project a thoroughly original concept. Seamless transitions from indoor to outdoor spaces, tropical landscaping and water features, and a unique design capitalizing on the allure of South Florida’s natural environment will set the housing village—and UM—apart from other top universities.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
7
$40 Million Student Housing Village Naming Rights A gift of $40 million will secure exclusive naming rights for the Student Housing Village. The Student Housing Village will redefine what it means to live, learn and work at the University of Miami. The village, made up of 23 interconnected buildings, will stand seven floors high and provide 545,668 square-feet of multipurpose space. The first floor and mezzanine levels will comprise learning, performance, recreational, and retail spaces for students and the UM campus community. The top five floors will consist of student living space with apartment and suite-style housing options for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
The Student Housing Village apartment interiors.
8
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
The Student Housing Village at the heart of the University of Miami Coral Gables Campus.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
9
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE NAMING OPPORTUNITIES Welcome Center A gift of $4 million will name the Welcome Center. The Welcome Center is 8,820 square feet dedicated to student creativity and learning. Prominently located off Merrick Drive, the village’s main entrance and lobby, student startup space and music practice rooms are situated in this Center. Three (3) additional naming opportunities available within the Welcome Center:
Main Lobby Atrium
Music Practice Room (1)
Music Practice Room (2)
The Kristoff Mathew Hirschman Music Practice Room
Exhibition Center A gift of $5 million will name the Exhibition Center, the largest multi-versatile event space on the University of Miami campus. This flexible space offers approximately 9,500 square feet with the capability to accommodate a variety of programs such as exhibits or dramatic productions. One (1) additional naming opportunity available naming opportunity:
Exhibition Center Mezzanine Terrace
Auditorium A gift of $3 million will name the Auditorium. The 5,900 square foot Auditorium is located in the heart of the Student Housing Village. This stand-alone Auditorium seats 200, and includes 1,150 square feet of pre-function space.
* Red text denotes named spaces
10
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
RD NFO STA DR .
WELCOME CENTER
EXHIBITION CENTER AUDITORIUM
AREA ENLARGEMENT STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
11
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE NAMING OPPORTUNITIES Study Center A gift of $1.5 million will name the Study Center. Located on the southeastern end of Fate Bridge, the Study Center is over 3,000 square feet dedicated to student learning. This space includes a 24-hour study lounge, a tiered training room, and a classroom.
The Pavilion A gift of $1.25 million will name The Pavilion. The Pavilion is 2,600 square feet of multi-purpose space that can be utilized as one open space, or divided into three partitioned spaces. One (1) additional naming opportunity available within The Pavilion:
Pavilion Rooftop Terrace (Mezzanine Level)
Recreation Center
Corporate Partnerships
The Recreation Center will house a Packaging Center, Bike Shop, and Game Room. Three (3) additional naming opportunities available within the Recreation Center:
Game Room Outdoor Game Court Beach Volleyball Viewing Terrace (Mezzanine Level)
Retail Center
Corporate Partnerships
The Retail Center will offer pop-up space for retail, food and beverage shops. Two (2) additional naming opportunities available within the Retail Center:
Retail Center Terrace (Mezzanine Level) Retail Center Lobby Terrace (Mezzanine Level)
12
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
RD NFO STA
STUDY CENTER
DR .
PAVILION
RETAIL CENTER
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURT
RECREATION CENTER AREA ENLARGEMENT STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
13
The integration Rain Gardens offer a unique, beautiful landscape feature that provide a habitat for native plants and wildlife as well as reduce storm water runoff and water damage. Pedestrian bridges promote circulation through the garden offering a relaxing and calming experience.
The elevated housing spaces and the porous design of the ground floor optimizes campus connectivity, allowing the natural flow of pedestrians through the housing village while also providing breezy, naturally lit communal spaces sheltered from weather.
14
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
Tropical landscape of the Grand Courtyard.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
15
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE NAMING OPPORTUNITIES Study Towers Four (4) Study Towers sit prominently throughout the Student Housing Village. Each Study Tower rises five (5) floors high, with floor-to-ceiling glass, allowing natural light and views of campus.
Fate Bridge Study Tower
Stanford Drive Study Tower I
Stanford Drive Study Tower II Merrick Drive Study Tower
FATE BRIDGE TOWER
RD NFO STA
STANFORD DRIVE TOWER I
DR.
STANFORD DRIVE TOWER II
WILLIAM E. WALSH AVE.
16
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
MERRICK DRIVE TOWER
Residential Lobby Entrances Three (3) Residential Lobby Entrances are located throughout the Village. Primarily students and visitors will use these entrances.
Residential Entry Lobby “A”
Residential Entry Lobby “B”
Residential Entry Lobby “C”
RD NFO STA DR.
LOBBY “C” LOBBY “A”
LOBBY “B” WILLIAM E. WALSH AVE.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
17
Lushly landscaped pathways link the Student Housing Village to the rest of the campus.
18
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
The berm will offer a gathering space for students and staff and is one of the primary outdoor event. It offers an open green space that can host a variety of events or just enjoying some fun in the sun.
The rich courtyards will bring students the serenity of nature. STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
19
GREEN SPACES AND COURTYARD NAMING OPPORTUNITIES Grand Courtyard A gift of $1 million will name the Grand Courtyard at the heart of the Student Housing Village. Centrally located and surrounded by the Welcome Center, Study Center, Retail Center, Auditorium and Pavilion, the Grand Courtyard and prominent Water Feature will be a landmark, focal point, and meeting place for the village/campus.
Lakeside Park A gift of $1 million will name the Lakeside Park, an expansive lawn on Lake Osceola.
Volleyball Beach Court A gift of $750,000 will name the Beach Volleyball court.
Main Plaza A gift of $500,000 will name the Main Plaza and Water Feature. The Main Plaza and Water Feature are located prominently off Stanford Drive, in front of the Welcome Center.
Hammock Lounge A gift of $500,000 will name the Hammock Lounge, a relaxation space for students.
Outdoor Gym A gift of $250,000 will name the Outdoor Gym.
20
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
RD NFO STA
LAKESIDE PARK
DR .
GRAND COURTYARD
MAIN PLAZA
WATER FEATURE WATER FEATURE
OUTDOOR GYM
HAMMOCK LOUNGE
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURT
AREA ENLARGEMENT WILLIAM E. WALSH AVE.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
21
Student Housing Village AREA LIMITS FOR GREEN SPACES AND COURTYARD NAMING OPPORTUNITIES GRAND COURTYARD WITH WATER FEATURE LAKESIDE PARK BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURT MAIN PLAZA WITH WATER FEATURE HAMMOCK LOUNGE OUTDOOR GYM
22
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
LAKE OSCEOLA
RD NFO STA
LAKESIDE PARK
STUDY CENTER
DR .
EVENT BERM
PAVILION
EXHIBITION CENTER AUDITORIUM
WELCOME CENTER
MAIN PLAZA
GRAND COURTYARD WATER FEATURE
RAIN GARDEN RETAIL CENTER
WATER FEATURE
RAIN GARDEN OUTDOOR GYM
HAMMOCK LOUNGE
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURT
RECREATION CENTER
OUTDOOR GAME COURT
WILLIAM E. WALSH AVE.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
23
The Village Auditorium (left) looks out on the courtyard and reveals the activities within.
24
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
25
26
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
Students travel across Fate Bridge which connects Student Housing Village to the Donna E. Shalala Student Activities Center. The sculptural “Hurricane” spiral stair appears through an open air terrace with an aircraft cabling system for safety.
STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
27
28
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
The Student Housing Village entrance and gardens facing Walsh Avenue. STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
29
LAKE OSCEOLA
RD NFO STA
LAKESIDE PARK
STUDY CENTER
EXHIBITION CENTER
DR .
EVENT BERM
WELCOME CENTER
PAVILION
MAIN PLAZA AUDITORIUM RAIN GARDEN
RETAIL CENTER
RAIN GARDEN
OUTDOOR GYM
HAMMOCK LOUNGE
GRAND COURTYARD
BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURT
RECREATION CENTER
OUTDOOR GAME COURT
WILLIAM E. WALSH AVE. 30
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
GROUND MASTERPLAN
LAKE OSCEOLA
EXHIBITION CENTER TERRACE
DR .
PAVILION TERRACE
EVENT BERM
RD NFO STA
LAKESIDE PARK
RETAIL CENTER TERRACE
BEACH VOLLEYBALL VIEWING TERRACE
WILLIAM E. WALSH AVE.
ROOF MASTERPLAN STUDENT HOUSING VILLAGE
31