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Campus Planning
Rod Lehnertz, director of Planning, Design & Construction, discusses campus construction (video)
Campus Master Plan
facilities Accessibility plan AND UNIVERSAL DESIGN
To meet the needs of future populations and transform The University of Iowa into an inviting, supportive and universally accessible environment requires the University take a long-term view that is guided by a planning framework and informed by current assessments.
For more information, go to Facilities Management Accessibility .
LEED FACILITIES
The University of Iowa is committed to sustainability in its campus development through the incorporation of green principles in the placement, design and construction of new campus facilities and major renovation projects. The UI maintains a minimum standard of LEED Silver certification for new construction and major renovations. LEED Buildings at a Glance
Campus Planning Committee
The Campus Planning Committee is an eleven-person chartered committee charged with advising the University President on issues concerning the physical campus, its facilities, its uses and its continued development.
Planning Studies
Bicycle Parking Study, March 1994 (pdf)
Campus Gathering Spaces Report, 2004 (pdf)
Campus Planning Framework, July 1998 (pdf)
Campus Lighting Strategy Amendment, December 1996 (pdf)
Campus Tree Protection Policy, June 1998 (pdf)
Campus Urban Forest Study, May 1996 (pdf)
Guidelines for UI Crosswalks, November 2009 (pdf)
Hawkeye Campus Master Plan, April 2004 (pdf)
Iowa River Corridor Landscape Master Plan 1995 (pdf)