Mapping used as both an analytical and design tool for master planning studies.
The Haverford studies establish a shared base plan and then test dining, STEM, entry, circulation, athletics and site-weaving strategies as distinct design moves.
The RFK studies separate the existing condition into roads, buildings, transit, paved and green areas, infrastructure, water and environmental systems so each layer can be read individually and recombined later.
The maps are not decorative outputs; they are working frameworks that clarify existing conditions and support design strategy.