UW Seattle Campus Master Plan

UW Seattle Campus Master Plan

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Working in collaboration with our communities, the UW Campus Master Plan is shaping the future of th

In early 2015, the University of Washington launched a planning process to update the Seattle Campus Master Plan (CMP), which was drafted in 2003. The project team is tasked with assessing the University’s evolving needs over the next 20 years, and is looking at anticipated enrollment growth, increased teaching and research demands, future transportation needs, economic growth, and the needs of th

Campus Master Plan 04/05/2017

Campus Master Plan More than 150 years ago, the University of Washington began with just one building and a handful of students. Today, this beautiful campus is home to more th...

Photos 04/05/2017

Check out this great fundraiser to support the U District's ROOTS Homeless Shelter. Coming up on Thursday, April 20th.

03/31/2017

Check out the new GoHuskies! app! Slightly reflective of Pokémon Go, it's designed as a digital scavenger hunt using smart phones to explore and learn about the existing and future UW campus.

To start the scavenger hunt, simply search for GoHuskies in the app store. Once you download the app, you can begin to explore the campus with your own pack of huskies to seek out specific destinations related to:

• architecture and landscapes;
• entrepreneurship and collaboration;
• arts and culture; public art; and
• future planning efforts

More information can be found here: https://cpd.uw.edu/gohuskies-app

GoHuskies! App Introduction | Capital Planning and Development As part of the recent SCUP conference held at UW March 19-21, the Office of the University Architect in collaboration with Sasaki developed a custom tool, called GoHuskies! Designed as a digital scavenger hunt, this play-based gaming app uses smart phones to explore and learn about the existing UW c...

U District upzone offers a host of welcome benefits 12/29/2016

OPINION: Too much of the discussion about Seattle’s proposed upzone for the University District has focused on only part of the proposal, missing many of the benefits, writes guest columnist Rick Mohler. The plan proposes a balance between growth, livability, affordability and sustainable urbanism.

U District upzone offers a host of welcome benefits The proposed upzone of the University District provides many benefits too often missed in the public discussion, writes guest columnist Rick Mohler.

12/24/2016

Happy Holidays, everyone! GO DAWGS!

Profile pictures 12/22/2016
#BestofUW 2016 12/21/2016

2016 was an amazing year for the University of Washington!

#BestofUW 2016 We salute the moments from 2016! Whatever your connection to the UW, you were a part of what made this year so special. We can all be proud to call...

Executive Constantine honored as Public Official of the Year by Governing magazine 12/05/2016

Dow Constantine named Public Official of the Year by Governing magazine. Exciting that King County is being recognized as a model of what a forward-thinking region can accomplish!

Executive Constantine honored as Public Official of the Year by Governing magazine King County Executive Dow Constantine was named a Public Official of the Year by Governing magazine, one of eight officials from across the country recognized for…

12/05/2016

U District Conversation on Homelessness

DATE/TIME: Wednesday, December 7th, 9:30 – 11:00am.
LOCATION: at University Congregational Church, 4515 16th Ave NE, Seattle. first floor chapel.

To all our UDCH attendees: DON’T MISS OUR DECEMBER GATHERING!

Here are TWO REASONS: Homelessness is on everybody’s mind, at every level. And, Tent City 3 is coming to the UW on December 17, for 90 days! We have invited some key people, from every level, to keep us informed and able to be effective as events unfold.

We’ll hear from:
** A representative (or two) from Tent City 3 will join us to answer questions and explain what to expect.
** Theresa Doherty, Senior Project Director for the UW Campus Master Plan, brings a very U District perspective.
** And Nicole Macri, newly-elected Representative from the 43rd Legislative District, will help us get ready for the State Legislative Session that opens on January 9, and runs for 109 days.

Bring your questions, your thoughts, and your own community perspectives. It should be a very lively – and most informative – 90 minutes.

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