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ULI Development Concept

Employing development, finance, higher education, and design expertise, and accounting for the thoughts and opinions of institutional
and community stakeholders, the panel assembled recommendations for the development of Howard University’s East Campus.
Recommendations below are intended as concepts to provide general direction, not a definitive solution.

 Establish complementary academic and  Cluster any new development uses
administrative use
 Preserve urban wildlife corridors
 Use as a swing space for Central Campus
Densification  Establish a conservation conservancy
 Provide flexible spaces for multiple  Maintain key tree buffers around the
academic and institutional needs property
Institutional Environmental
Presence Consciousness

 Embrace the historical designation  Execute with partners to bring capital and
expertise
 Comply with American Disabilities Act
 Determine grad student housing for onsite
 Work with building code and life safety academic programs
officials
 Provide faculty and staff housing in scale
 Allow for modernization of mechanical, with neighborhood
Historical electrical and plumbing systems Establish
Preservation Partnerships

 Facilitate transparent process  Create market rate housing scaled to
match Brookland neighborhood
 Communicate on a regular basis with
community  Include single family housing and senior
housing
 Develop collaborative solutions for Howard
and surrounding community
Community Residential
Engagement Development

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