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Addison Circle Park
|  | | | Sasaki provided landscape architectural and civil engineering services for an 10-acre park with open lawn, plaza and garden spaces that provide a variety of venues for performances, special events and festivals, as well as the daily recreational needs of local residents. Special features include the Fountain Plaza with an interactive water feature, the Water Garden with groves of trees surrounding channels with arching streams of water, and a 400’ long pergola shaded walk. Addison Circle Park is the centerpiece for Addison’s continuing urban development. |
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Auraria Higher Education Center Campus Master Plan Update
|  | | | The Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) in downtown Denver was founded in 1970 to serve the needs of three institutions by grouping them together (University of Colorado at Denver Health Sciences Center, Metropolitan State College of Denver, and the Community College of Denver). Sasaki’s master plan update builds on the idea of giving each of the institutions its own distinct quarter within AHEC providing each school an identifiable home within the campus. |
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Chandler-Gilbert Community College
|  | | | A 59,500 square foot Library/Learning Resource Cente includes a main library, learning assistance, administrative computing/technical support services, telecommunications/media, and general instruction classrooms. The 69,000 square foot Classroom/Lab Building provides general education science facilities and laboratory course facilities for students pursuing transfer and occupational certificate and degree programs. |
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Colorado College Western Ridge Student Residences
|  | | | Sasaki provided full design services for new student housing and residences for 283 students. The project program includes lounge/living rooms, a café/commons building, a community conference room, laundries, offices and managers’ apartments. |
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Colorado School Of Mines Research Park
|  | | | In response to joining the Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory, the Colorado School of Mines (CSM) hired Sasaki to help determine where the school should develop its research park. Sasaki's feasibility study led the university to consider other issues. Key was an assessment of CSM’s research strengths in the context of regional institutions and its national peers. The university concluded that the best short-term move is to create an on campus institute, the Earth-Energy Institute, to integrate university research and increase the on-campus presence of public, non-profit and private partners. |
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit
|  | | | The urban design and site design for this mile-long transit corridor links downtown districts, reflects district character and defines track, pedestrian and auto zones. Special streetscape treatments, shelters and a dynamic public art program unify and animate the corridor, support adjacent retail development and enhance safety in off-peak hours. |
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Dallas Arts District
|  | | | The urban design master plan and guidelines developed by Sasaki for the 17-block downtown district assure that private investment and public amenities will create a lively urban environment. |
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Frito-Lay, Inc. National Headquarters
|  | | | Enhancing the natural features of the 220 acre site, Sasaki’s designers and engineers helped site the building and diverted a stream through a central courtyard with a cascading waterfall and native plantings, and into a 10 acre reconstructed lake and spillway. Roadways follow the contours, existing trees remain, parking is provided for 1,500 cars, and jogging trails thread through the landscape. |
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Mayo Clinic Phoenix/Scottsdale Master Plan 2000
|  | | | The Mayo Clinic-Arizona has experienced significant growth since its founding in 1987 in Scottsdale. Currently employing a staff of over 3,000, it serves 295,000 patients annually and supports a growing basic science research program. In 1988, Mayo Clinic Hospital was added to the 210 acre Phoenix campus, which is the location for future growth of clinical services, hospital expansion, research programs, education, and administration. The purpose of the master plan is to demonstrate how the Phoenix and Scottsdale campuses can grow to meet future needs and establish itself as the leading academic tertiary referral center in the Southwest. |
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North Bayfront Park
|  | | | The new Bayfront Park was first envisioned in 2004 when Gignac Associates and Sasaki prepared the overall master plan for the bayfront from McGee Beach to the ship channel. The approved master plan called for the relocation of Shoreline Boulevard to create new green spaces along the water's edge. |
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