TOUR UC's NEW CAMPUS
by Deborah Rieselman

WANT TO SEE what all the "master plan" commotion is about? What are signature-architect buildings? Why are they attracting international attention? What does the University of Cincinnati's Campus Master Plan actually look like?

It's all just a click away. From the list below, select which of the four campuses you would like to visit. Then, on the next page, click on the name of a building that interests you -- or take the complete tour.

Although a quick tour through words and pictures may not be as good as a physical stroll, campus parking certainly won't be a problem. Then, maybe afterward, you'll be intrigued enough to plan a real visit to UC.


SIGNATURE ARCHITECTS
The architects for the following UC projects are considered "signature architects" because of their acclaim:
Aronoff Center for Design and Art, Peter Eisenman
College-Conservatory of Music, Henry Cobb
Engineering Research Center, Michael Graves
Jefferson Residence Halls, William Rahn Assoc. and Centerbrook
Vera Clement Edwards Center, David Childs
Vontz Center for Molecular Studies, Frank Gehry
The open space also includes a signature architect project:
Sigma Sigma Commons, George Hargreaves and Mary Margaret Jones

COMMISSIONED AND ACQUIRED ART
To locate art commissioned and acquired as part of the Master Plan, visit the links on these pages:
Aronoff Center for Design and Art
Cardiovascular Research Center
College-Conservatory of Music
University Commons


Links:
UC Signature Architecture Program on the American Institute of Architect's (AIA Cincinnati) Web site includes Stair by Wes Jones and the UC Power Plant by Cambridge Seven.

UC Master Plan
on Hargreaves Associates' web site includes the "Master Plan Design Update II" and "UC Campus Life Project" with illustrations and information about the proposed "Main Street": the Braid, the Braid Building, Tangeman University Center renovation, Student Recreation Center, and Center for Enrollment Services ("One-Stop").

UC Public Relations
Master Plan Web site.

University of Cincinnati
Fine Arts Collection