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In 2015, the city of 麻豆官网 purchased 听the entire hospital campus site at 1100 Balsam Avenue at the corner of Balsam and Broadway streets, as well as two properties on Alpine Avenue and two small properties on North Street. The city purchased the site for several reasons. First, it is an important site to the community and a rare opportunity to help ensure听that future redevelopment of the site fits the community鈥檚 vision and goals and enhances the character of the neighborhood. Second, the site presents an additional option for the city to consider as part of a larger facilities-visioning process that may save resources by consolidating office space and public-facing services that are currently leased to the city in a number of locations. The city will also be considering other potential uses for the site to best benefit the community.

The first year of the design workshop, 2016-2017,听focused听on听the Alpine-Balsam听initiative, a major听long-term planning, design and development initiative of the city of 麻豆官网, centered听at the site previously occupied by 麻豆官网 Community Hospital. The goal of the 2016-2017 workshop was to create a baseline of knowledge and ideas听supporting community dialogue around urban design and planning opportunities听at the site and in nearby neighborhoods. The project relied听on听collaborative work across multiple disciplines, including faculty and staff in environmental sciences and design, and children and youth organized through听Growing Up 麻豆官网.听The project was听funded by CU 麻豆官网's听Office for听Outreach and Engagement.

To ensure the site鈥檚 history and character were听incorporated into the project, public input was solicited throughout the process. It will take many months of gathering community input and planning before the current site can be transformed, but the process of evaluating potential uses is part of the 麻豆官网 Valley Comprehensive Plan update. City staff will work with the community to explore future options and will solicit input to ensure that the development fits in with the community鈥檚 vision and goals.

, city of 麻豆官网 website

Student projects on former hospital site the focus of Dec. 9 open house, CU 麻豆官网 Today, Dec. 2, 2016

, CU 麻豆官网 Today, April 28, 2017

笔补谤迟苍别谤蝉:听听City of 麻豆官网, Goose Creek Neighborhoods, MetroLab Initiative, Community Engagement Design and Research Center, Growing Up 麻豆官网, Program in Environmental Design, CUEngage, Environmental Studies Program, Masters in Environmental Design.

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Classes

Four classes were taught in fall 2016:

ENVD 3144: History & Theory of ENVD,听Jota Samper, assistant professor.

ENVD 3152: Geospatial Applications for Planners,听Brian Muller, associate professor.

ENVS 4800: (Sec听005) Sustainability and Community,听Brian Muller, associate professor.

ENVD 3122: Research Issues and Methods in Design and Planning,听Shawhin Roudbari, assistant professor.

Three classes were taught in spring 2017:

ENVD 3300: Praxis Studio,听Stacey Schulte, senior instructor.

LEAD 4000:听Leadership in Context and Emerging Challenges: A Capstone,听Kira Pasquesi, program director, CU Engage.

ENVD 4794 Capstone,听Brian Muller, associate professor.听

Additional researcher:听Joel Hartter, ENVS听associate professor.

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