Arizona State University - University City Exchange

Cause Area

  • Community
  • Environment
  • Sports & Recreation

Location

PO Box 877705Tempe, AZ 85287 United States

Organization Information

Mission Statement

Our urban rivers can be a source of civic pride that connects and transforms diverse communities as well as enhances the future vitality and identity of the region. The Rio Salado and Gila River are historically significant and underutilized natural assets, which are reimagined as a unifying public space engaging and supporting social interaction and the reconnection of our communities with our river. The Rio Reimagined is a visionary project that spans approximately 58-mile stretch of Rio Salado from Granite Reef Dam to State Route 85 including the Rio Salado and the Gila Rivers. As a partnership between the eight community stakeholders along the river corridor - Mesa, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Tempe, Phoenix, Avondale, Gila River Indian Community, Avondale, Goodyear and Buckeye, who have joined together to explore ways to reconnect the splendor of the Rivers with their residents for social, economic, and environmental vitality and urban resilience.

Description

The fortunes of Arizona State University and the city are inextricably linked. The ASU - University City Exchange [UCX] was formed to ensure a continuous, nimble, and coordinated address to the pairing of institution and place. In this role, the UCX develops integrative project frameworks which unite the deep capacity of the university with critical urban issues at all scales. Projects range from urban plans reflecting multi-stakeholder objectives to constructed projects in campus or urban settings to expansive thought-leadership efforts related to long-term sustainability.

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