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Through innovative public outreach and a collaborative design process, The Artery received endorsements and grants
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"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.

Through innovative public outreach and a collaborative design process, The Artery received endorsements and grants

The design team at Bolton & Menk restored historic Pack Square into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly

A series of steering committee meetings and public preferencing were used to create a plan

Through the facilitation of a successful master plan, affordable housing and open space was integrated