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Utah State University Manon Caine Russell Kathryn Caine Wanlass Performance Hall Landscape
|  | | | The first signature open space from Sasaki's Arts District Plan is the recital hall plaza. Harmonious with the site, local stones of various types and sizes from the surrounding landscape form the plaza and building floors. Bands of granite related to the mullions of the building continue seamlessly through the enclosed canopy lobby and into the plaza tying the building to the plaza and to the landscape beyond. |
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Vanderbilt University Master Plan
|  | | | Sasaki's master plan for 300-acre Vanderbilt University emphasizes the unification of a complex multi-district campus located in Nashville, Tennessee. The historic core of Vanderbilt was added to in 1979 with the acquisition of the Peabody Campus, formerly a separate teaching college. The Georgian formalism of the Peabody campus contrasts with the Victorian and Gothic buildings that define Vanderbilt's historic core. Both of these traditional academic environments abut an extremely dense, bustling medical center. Yet another element is outlying sports and recreational facilities to the south and west. |
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Virginia Biosphere
|  | | | The plan for the Reserve serves as an international model for sustainable development. Planning and site design services were provided as part of an integrated program of initiatives including agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and affordable housing to create a community that is environmentally and economically viable. |
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Walden Woods Brister's Hill
|  | | | Within Thoreau's Walden Woods, the Brister's Hill site is a former development site which will be used to interpret forest succession. Sasaki designed an interpretive trail and a series of granite and bronze elements that quote Thoreau and encourage visitors to explore the environmental characteristics of Walden Woods. |
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Walden Woods Landfill Wildlife Habitat
|  | | | Sasaki began working with the Town of Concord on a closure plan for the 35 acre landfill located adjacent to Walden Pond. The plan establishes a unique wildlife habitat for grassland nesting birds and other animals, and creates a beautiful outdoor recreation asset. |
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Washington Canal Park Design Competition
|  | | | Sasaki, in collaboration with Urban Instruments, was invited to compete for the design of a 2-acre park in Washington D.C.’s Near Southeast Neighborhood. Hosting the first built component of the Mayor’s Anacostia Waterfront Initiative, this physically and economically depressed neighborhood is on the verge of a major transformation.
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Waterway Square
|  | | | Waterway Square is the heart of an emerging urban core of mixed-use development in The Woodlands, Texas. This distinctive, one-acre plaza functions at both the civic and human scales – providing an iconic landmark for this
master-planned community of 75,000 as well as more intimate spaces for the uses of daily life. |
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Wheeling Heritage Port
|  | | | The design of a 3 acre waterfront park along the Ohio River was part of a program of urban and community revitalization. The City sought to create a park and trail system that celebrates Wheeling’s natural, cultural, and historic legacy, and would provide outdoor public space to attract residents and tourists. |
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Woodruff Arts Center Master Plan and TOD
|  | | | To maintain a presence in the international cultural arena, further develop arts and educational amenities for its artists and patrons, and compete financially, the Center identified the need for a new concert hall, integrated connections to public transit, and a greater urban identity. Working together with the client, stakeholder groups and consultants, Sasaki developed a master plan which defines an urban design framework and guides the expansion of the Center. |
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Yosemite Lodge, Camp 4 Expansion, and Relocation of Northside Drive
|  | | | Sasaki provided planning, architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, and LEED analysis services for the redevelopment of Yosemite Lodge, expansion of Camp 4, and relocation of Northside Drive at Yosemite National Park. |
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