Masterplan
Masterplan Vision The Masterplan provides the means to accommodate the future growth and needs of the University and the scope to reshape the campus so that it offers an exceptional campus experience and quality of life for all. It also extends beyond the confines of the campus itself to embrace the interface between campus life and local communities as well as the experience of commuting and travel to the campus. In delivering the Masterplan, the University also places the environment and ‘By 2030 Warwick will be one of the world’s exceptional and distinctive university campuses, transforming the learning, living and working experience of our campus supporting our local communities and providing connectivity to our region and beyond.’ The Masterplan The six aims of the vision combine to form the Masterplan. The University campus is depicted with a re-energised and repurposed centre, where new and refurbished buildings frame and activate a mix of vibrant and calming public spaces. The campus is transformed into a place for people, with vehicle movements heavily restricted. Pedestrian, cycle, and public transport routes are more dominant and links across campus and to neighbouring communities are more comfortable and clear. The green parkland character of the campus is retained and enhanced and the green credentials of the masterplan are evident in low energy design, sustainable drainage systems, and green roofs. Below the surface and across the wider campus a revitalised infrastructure is providing enhanced resource efficiency, onsite renewable energy, and energy storage. sustainability at the heart of all new development. The Masterplan Vision statement is as follows:
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