In a city with prestigious universities, a strong arts community, and a friendly start-up environment, Providence is ripe for an innovation district.

The 15-year plan encompasses a long-term vision and recommends improvements for three facilities.

Drivers of the 20-year campus master plan include academic discovery, meaningful connections with the community, and incorporating natural elements into the campus aesthetic.

This architecture and urban design project is transforming the Atturaif Living Museum into a world-class UNESCO World Heritage site.

This plan provides a holistic assessment of housing and facilities, including analysis of existing conditions, market demand analysis, and evaluation of existing space.

The master plan incorporates ideas from an online survey and revitalizes civic landscapes with a focus on sustainability, water quality improvement, and neighborhood connections.

This master plan aims to improve land-use efficiency, sustainability, and building quality, particularly on the south campus.

The 20-year plan is for facilities that house irreplaceable living collections.

Developed over more than a decade, this growth framework accommodates cutting-edge facilities to support faculty, staff, and corporate partners while enhancing overall campus quality and character.

This long-term vision for new buildings and outdoor spaces supports the seminary’s mission, while also enhancing the quality of life for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

The Homewood campus plan and subsequent updates reroutes roads through campus and adds green space, quads, streetscapes, and new building sites.

Following the completion of a strategic plan, the university needed a master plan update to reflect its goals and to begin planning for a new expansion zone.