Clarks Creek Community Park, Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation, North Carolina
The community park is adjacent to existing neighborhoods and is an amenity used by both
"Working with Michael Cole, Sr. and Jordan Petersen of Bolton & Menk on UNC Asheville’s campus master plan has been one of the best experiences. Michael and Jordan worked seamlessly and expertly with architects and engineers from Duda|Paine Architecture to create an outstanding 30-year master plan for the University. They have done excellent design work on our campus before and master planning work for colleagues at other institutions; they lived up to and exceed our expectations" General: "Working with […] Bolton & Menk on UNC Asheville’s campus master plan has been one of the best experiences. [Team leaders] worked seamlessly and expertly with architects and engineers from Duda|Paine Architecture to create an outstanding 30-year master plan for the university. They have done excellent design work on our campus before and master planning work for colleagues at other institutions; they lived up to and exceeded our expectations."
- Keith E. Krumpe, Ph.D, Senior Administrator for Space Planning and Professor of Chemistry, University of North Carolina Asheville
The University of North Carolina Asheville, a 4,000-student liberal arts public university, needed an updated master plan. Bolton & Menk provided master planning services to help identify the future vision of UNC Asheville. The 2027 Master Plan encompassed a phased process and envisions a broad variety of improvements including gateway entries, peripheral properties, campus open spaces, vehicular and pedestrian circulation, capacity and space planning, athletics, and student/faculty engagement. The process involved a multi-layered approach to feedback and engagement incorporating a range of stakeholders that include university faculty, staff, students, and external public/private stakeholders within the Asheville area.
The community park is adjacent to existing neighborhoods and is an amenity used by both
The landscape reflects NCSU’s goal of making Talley a nexus of pedestrian connectivity for the
We’ve had multiple plans for this area over the last few decades, and this is
The overarching goal for this plan is to serve as a comprehensive, usable document, to