2020 UC Berkeley Long Range Development Plan
The 2020 Long Range Development Plan is a master plan designed to shape renewal of the campus in a way that supports key academic goals and preserves the university's historic architecture, natural beauty and unique character. The environmental analysis was completed and released to the public on January 3, 2005. The plan was unanimously approved by the UC Board of Regents on January 20, 2005.
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- 2020 Long Range Development Plan (PDF)
- Environmental Impact Report:
- Amendment and EIR Addendum to address climate change
Campus Planning Documents
Physical Design Framework
The Physical Design Framework describes the current state of the campus physical environment alongside our design objectives, and prescribes principles and guidelines to ensure projects in the capital plan meet the design objectives.
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New Century Plan
The new century found UC Berkeley at the threshold of major physical change. The substantial capital investments required to improve the seismic safety of our buildings, and accommodate the growing number of college-age Californians, also presented us with a unique opportunity to leverage those investments to renew the campus, and provide the space and infrastructure we require to maintain the Berkeley standard of excellence.
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Landscape Heritage Plan
The Landscape Heritage Plan provides direction to the university administration, planning and design staff, and design consultants for landscape rehabilitation and enhancements within the Classical Core. The plan is intended to inform the landscape design process in the assessment and application of cultural landscape values for the development of site improvements.
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Landscape Master Plan
The Landscape Master Plan, a comprehensive long range plan that guides the stewardship of the campus open space, was published in January 2004. The Plan presents a broad physical framework for the use and treatment of open space within the central campus. By establishing a vision for the form and expression of the landscape, the University ensures appropriate long-term development of the campus and associated support of the University mission.
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Campus Bicycle Plan
The Campus Bicycle Plan is to improve bicycle access for students, faculty, staff and visitors. As the first-ever bicycle plan for UC Berkeley, this document initiates the formal integration of bicycling into campus policies. The Plan is also an effort to educate people about the importance of bicycling to the campus.
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Historical Studies and Reports
Central Campus
- Alumni House
- Anthony Hall ("Pelican Building")
- Calvin Laboratory
- Campbell Hall
- California Student Center/Lower Sproul Plaza
- Durant Hall
- Edwards Stadium
- Faculty Club
- Giannini Hall
- Girton Hall
- Hilgard Hall
- Hearst Memorial Gymnasium
- Naval Architecture Building (160 pages total)
Naval Architecture Building Report under higher resolution PDF (larger file size, longer download time): - Section 1: Report Cover to Page 12
- Section 2: Page 13 - 28
- Section 3: Page 29 - 33
- Section 4: Page 34 - 41
- Section 5: Page 42 - 55
- Section 6: Page 56 - 70
- Section 7: Page 71 - 160
- Piedmont Avenue Landscape
- Physics North (formerly LeConte Hall)
- Student Union/Student Center
- University House
- Warren Hall
- Wellman Hall
- Wheeler Hall
- Women's Faculty Club
- 2241 College Avenue
- 2243 College Avenue
- 2223 Fulton Street
- 2222 Piedmont Avenue
- 2224 Piedmont Avenue
- 2232 Piedmont Avenue
- 2234 Piedmont Avenue
- 2240 Piedmont Avenue
Off-Campus
- Anna Head School
- Bowles Hall
- California Memorial Stadium
- California Memorial Stadium Landscape
- Clark Kerr Campus: 1979 Historic Study
- Clark Kerr Campus: Buildings 2, 9, 11
- Clark Kerr Campus: Landscape & Buildings 3, 4, 7, 8
- Clark Kerr Campus: Building 14
- Cloyne Court
- Greek Theatre
- International House Entrance - Focused Historic Evaluation
- Residence Hall Unit 3
- Smyth Fernwald
- Stern Hall
- UC Printing Plant (February 19, 2002)
- UC Printing Plant (revised June 28, 2010)
- University Terrace Faculty Housing/Presentation High School
- 2607 Hearst