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Minnesota Bible College and the Village Concept of Campus Planning.

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Title:	Minnesota Bible College and the Village Concept of Campus Planning.
Authors:	Minnesota Bible Coll., Minneapolis.
Peer Reviewed:	N
Page Count:	22
Publication Date:	1968
Descriptors:	Budgeting, Campus Planning, Construction Costs, Construction Programs, Design Preferences, Design Requirements, Educational Complexes, Facility Expansion, Facility Requirements, Interpersonal Relationship, Master Plans
Abstract:	The village concept of campus planning is proposed for Minnesota Bible College, whose educational philosophy demands a personalized approach throughout the entire college program. The village concept, being consistent with the philosophy of the college, is discussed as a solution to problems relating to the spatial needs, financing, and budgeting of a new campus. Spatial needs and cost projections are considered for each of the four elements of the plan--(1) the villas (on-campus living units), (2) the shopping center, (3) the plaza (academic unit), and (4) the park (recreation and large group activities area). A ten year budgetary program is also presented. (FS)
Journal Code:	RIEAUG1970
Entry Date:	1970
Accession Number:	ED037905
Database:	ERIC

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Abstract:	The village concept of campus planning is proposed for Minnesota Bible College, whose educational philosophy demands a personalized approach throughout the entire college program. The village concept, being consistent with the philosophy of the college, is discussed as a solution to problems relating to the spatial needs, financing, and budgeting of a new campus. Spatial needs and cost projections are considered for each of the four elements of the plan--(1) the villas (on-campus living units), (2) the shopping center, (3) the plaza (academic unit), and (4) the park (recreation and large group activities area). A ten year budgetary program is also presented. (FS)