History
of Master Planning at NKU
DID YOU KNOW?
The Evaluation of Sites Northern Kentucky State College, March 31,
1969 by Robert Heller & Associates of Cleveland, Ohio anticipated an enrollment of
5,000 students. Northern
Kentucky State College. A Proposal for Development - Volume 2. Physical Plant
Development and Capital Costs, August 1970, by Taylor, Lieberfeld & Heldman, Inc.
of New York recommended construction of 3,000 parking spaces and about 730,000 gross
square feet of space for 5,000 students. Currently, NKU has 12,000 students,
1,094,597 assignable square feet and 1,714,661 gross square feet of space.
The 1979 Master Plan, by Fisk, Rinehart, Keltch Meyer,
envisioned construction of parking decks on Lots A-F.
The 1987 Master Plan, by Sasaki of Watertown, Massachusetts and Burgess and
Niple of Cincinnati, envisioned the closing of Nunn Drive between Landrum Hall and Nunn
Hall; major additions to Steely Library, Fine Arts and the University Center; a landscaped
"boulevard" type entrance along Nunn Drive, from U.S. 27 to University Drive;
construction of five parking structures; and, construction of several new academic
buildings. 1987 Master
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