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Planning for Higher Education JournalCreating a Sense of Community on Urban College and University Campuses
Implications for Planning and Design
From Volume 47 Number 1 | October–December 2018By Peter A. Bacevice, Bennet DunkleyPlanning Types: Campus PlanningTags: Urban Campus
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Fordham University, CUNY Brooklyn College, Loyola University Chicago, New York University, Case Western Reserve University, University of Washington-Seattle CampusUrban campuses have unique planning and design challenges when it comes to creating a sense of place that reflects both their global ambitions and local commitments to a variety of stakeholders.
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