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Contact Info:Engelmann 280
P.O. Box 413
2033 E Hartford Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53211
Phone: 414-229-4683
Fax: 414-229-6710
Office
Hours:
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7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
University Architects/ Planning reports to the Division
of Finance and Administrative Affairs |
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Mission Statement
The Office of
University Architects/Planning and Transportation provides comprehensive
services to integrate campus facilities planning and space management
activities, coordinate the oversight of the campus design process, and
manage the expanding parking and transit opportunities for students, faculty
and staff.University Architects/
Planning
- Provide overall responsibility for the
architectural integrity and aesthetics of the campus.
- Analysis of university space needs,
coordination of space allocations and room reassignments, support for
leasing space and design services for space modifications.
- Program new campus facilities, building
additions, major remodeling projects, campus renovations and landscaping
activity.
- Prepare Capital Budget requests, develop
supporting materials and provide analysis for the implementation of the
campus physical development plan.
- Provide campus liaison and project
coordination with UW System, State agencies, architects, engineers and
contractors in the planning, design, and construction phases of projects.
Parking & Transit
- Promote quality customer service in
providing a variety of transportation options that address the parking
and transit needs of students, faculty, staff and visitors.
- Responsibly manage the transportation
resources and programs that currently serve and support the university's
parking and transit policies and goals.
- Continue to implement innovative
transportation opportunities that reduce the dependency of on campus
parking and offer cost effective transit alternatives.
- Develop and explore creative solutions
with the community that reduce traffic congestion in and around the
university neighborhood and improves the physical environment of
Milwaukee's eastside.
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