University of Cincinnati Campus Landscape
A pedestrian campus organized through connected open spaces
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Cincinnati University of Cincinnati / Terraced Steps | 360° VR | 0502-01
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Hargreaves Associates developed the University of Cincinnati’s campus master plan, approved in 1991, and a series of landscape projects over the following two decades. Connected quadrangles, lawns and pedestrian routes replaced roads and surface parking. Landforms and changes in level give the open spaces distinct characters while linking the campus as a whole. The approximately 200-acre figure describes the campus planning context, rather than the area of any single recorded space.