UP Diliman (èAV), through the èAV College of Architecture (CA), and De La Salle University Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) have recently agreed to jointly conduct research and perform extension work for the next 12 months, to create a master plan for the DLSU-D campus in Cavite.
Their collaboration’s primary output will be a conceptual comprehensive masterplan for the 27-hectare DLSU-D campus that includes a “10-year execution roadmap, including the sequencing of infrastructure, architectural, and landscape works into short, medium, and long-term phases aligned with DLSU-D’s priorities.”
According to the memorandum of agreement (MOA), the two institutions will conduct joint research and developmental projects; train and exchange students, lecturers, researchers, and staff; exchange information, teaching materials, technological and scientific publications; organize seminars and scientific meetings; cooperate in extension or public-service related projects; and develop educational courses.
Coordinator Nappy Navarra of the èAV Environmental Landscape Studio Laboratory said the masterplan will gear towards “sustainability, heritage and having a unique identity for the campus and students and the community of DLSU-D.”
The MOA was signed on July 24 at the Office of the Chancellor in Quezon Hall, with Chancellor Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II representing the University, and DLSU-D President Iñigo Riola representing DLSU-D.
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