Visionary (re)Generation Master Plan open house draws community members
U of M a leader in incorporating Indigenous design principles
On Sept. 29 and 30, an open house heralded the community unveiling of the Visionary (re)Generation Master Plan for the Fort Garry campus.
The document, which was approved by the U of M’s Senate and Board of Governors earlier this year, was based on over two years of engagement and collaboration with students, staff, faculty, and administration, along with neighbourhood residents and other community stakeholders. The plan will guide the physical development of the Fort Garry campus over an approximately 30-year horizon.
Project representatives were on hand on Sept. 29 to chat and answer any questions. On September 30, the event remained open for come-and-go viewing.
The plan also includes the U of M’s new Indigenous Design and Planning Principles, formed collaboratively under the guidance of an Indigenous Advisory Committee and Subcommittee as part of the Visionary (re)Generation planning process.
See more about the new plan below.
For more information on the Visionary (re)Generation planning process, visit: