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<br /> Nova Southeastern University
<br /> Davie,Florida
<br /> Client: Nova Southeastern University
<br /> Scope: Master Planning, Detailed Design and Construction Administration Services
<br /> Scale: 550 Acres
<br /> EDSA has been providing master planning services, detail site development, and design
<br /> guidelines for Nova Southeastern University since 1995. Over the past 14 years as each new
<br /> phase is planned and implemented EDSA is challenged to adl,iere to the design guidelines
<br /> that the firm helped create for the University while also giving each new building/area its own
<br /> personality. Some of the ways this is achieved is through paving patterns, artistic fencing,
<br /> signage and entry statements. EDSA recently worked with a renowned artist to complete
<br /> the installation of a "Shark Fountain" as part of the University Center complex. This Student
<br /> Government-commissioned art feature represents both a symbol of the NSU Sharks athletic
<br /> Team, and a reference to NSU's Oceanographic Studies program. EDSA has also helped
<br /> the University in its committed to the development of a sustainable, energy-efficient campus.
<br /> Planning of shaded paths encourages walking and landscaping helps control excess rain,
<br /> addresses drainage issues while mixing soft and hard areas to provide comfortable outdoor
<br /> spaces for students to relax and circulate.
<br /> 30 - EDSA's Submittal for APO No. 12-04-02
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