There are many factors which influence this decision and it is one of the toughest planning challenges ahead for the master planning committee. The Master Plan will attempt to establish a compact academic core in which the reasonable walking time between any academic building would be no more than 10 minutes. This study will review current parking policies and practices, as well as the physical parking situation. Students have two undergraduate representatives and two graduate representatives serving on the Campus Master Planning Committee. Undergraduate students may provide input through their SGA representative, and graduate students through their Graduate Student Senate representative.
Green space is an important consideration in master planning.
Preservation of existing green space, and creation of additional green space are priority items. Of course there are many competing requirements such as parking and building space, but the master planning process is committed to providing as much green space as possible consistent with the overall space utilization needs of the campus. Copyright 1997 Georgia Institute of Technology. All rights reserved. The data contained herein is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error-free.