Conference Presentations

In order to reimagine and capitalize on the potential of its campus gateway, The Ohio State University (OSU) employed specific planning and development processes to achieve successful outcomes. A decade of public-private planning, land acquisition, rezoning, infrastructure upgrades, preservation, and academic and mixed-use development has transformed OSU's High Street entrance into an active and economically-viable campus gateway district. In this session we'll show you how to think beyond campus boundaries and traditional planning methods to transform town and gown interfaces.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Discuss how relocating, renovating, and planning for new facilities within a mixed-use campus gateway district can optimize space use and support result in significant on-campus backfill benefits.
2. Prioritize attractive, programmable, and economically viable new and renovated mixed-use development and open spaces when planning around your campus edge to strengthen town and gown relations.
3. Identify a variety of public-private partnership (P3) financial strategies for mixed-use, campus-edge development that the institution can support with capital and lifecycle financial modeling.
4. Identify a variety of P3 development strategies to achieve academic institution strategic goals while providing long-term benefit to the surrounding community.

Presenters:

Matt Hansen, President, Campus Partners for Community Urban Revitalization
Keith Myers, Associate Vice President, Physical Planning and Real Estate, Ohio State University-Main Campus
Kevin Smith, Partner, Robert A.M. Stern Architects
Graham Wyatt, Partner, Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Delivered 07/23/2024.

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