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Shoemaker Green

Andropogon Associates:Shoemaker Green占地3.75英亩，位于胡桃街和云杉街之间的33街以东，是中央校区和宾夕法尼亚公园之间东西连接的主要组成部分，是蝗虫步道/史密斯步道走廊的新延伸。该场地被该校两个最具标志性的体育设施——帕莱斯特拉球场和富兰克林球场所包围，将成为这些历史建筑的“前门”。鞋匠格林的项目将主要是被动娱乐，但该网站将能够适应多种规模的活动和活动，从隐蔽区域到午餐区，一直到宾夕法尼亚大学接力赛和毕业典礼的集结地。通过继承大学绿地的精华，同时保留其自身的特色，该场地将成为宾夕法尼亚大学向东扩张的中心。鞋匠绿将成为可持续校园设计的典范。通过创新性地使用各种策略和技术，Shoemaker Green的设计得到了优化，以收集和控制现场和周围屋顶的雨水，提供可行的本地植物和动物栖息地，最大限度地减少进出现场的材料运输，并作为为整个大学制定可持续维护战略的起点。
Andropogon Associates: Shoemaker Green is a 3.75 acre site located immediately east of 33rd Street between Walnut and Spruce Streets, and is a major component of the east-west connection between the central campus and Penn Park, serving as a new continuation of the Locust Walk / Smith Walk corridor. The site is surrounded by two of the University’s most iconic athletic facilities – the Palestra and Franklin Field, and will serve as the “front doors” to these historic structures. Shoemaker Green’s program will mainly be passive recreation, but the site will have the ability to adapt for multiple events and activities with a wide range of scales, from secluded areas to eat lunch all the way up to staging areas for the Penn Relays and graduation. By way of carrying over the essence of College Green, while still retaining a character all its own, the site will serve as the heart of Penn’s eastward expansion. Shoemaker Green will serve as a model for sustainable campus design. Through the innovative use of a variety of strategies and technologies, the design of Shoemaker Green has been optimized to capture and control storm water from the site and surrounding rooftops, provide viable native plant and animal habitats, minimize transportation of materials to and from the site, and serve as a starting point for the development of a sustainable maintenance strategy for the University at large.

Shoemaker Green

被选为可持续场地倡议（场地）之一™) 试点项目。
Landscape Architecture: Andropogon Associates
Location: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Completed: September 2012
Image Credits: Barrett Doherty and Andropogon Associates
Area: 3.75 acre / 1.5 ha
Selected as one of the Sustainable Sites Initiative’s (SITES™) Pilot Projects.