The master plan and update guide the physical development of Emory’s campus over several decades, adding green space and 3.8M SF of facilities.

Ayers Saint Gross planned and designed a residential village of six buildings to replace and consolidate all first-year housing at Emory University.

This 7-acre complex consists of 10 new buildings and multiple water-efficent campus landscapes, including courtyards and active recreational spaces.

The facility forms a prominent campus gateway and connects with the School of Public Health.

The Oxford Road project is the new front door for visitors to Emory University.

This mixed-use project transforms a former parking lot into a multi-purpose facility including admissions, welcome center, bookstore, and cafe.

Turman Hall is a five-story building with 130 beds, and is designed to raise environmental awareness and support sustainable practices.