The 2017 Campus Master Plan seeks to enhance the student experience, increase spatial connectivity and interdisciplinary opportunities, and link buildings via a cohesive landscape.

This campus master plan guides future campus capacity in the long term, and identifies solutions to near-term campus challenges related to growth, facilities conditions, and programmatic needs.

The Denver Advantage Campus Framework Plan supports the evolution of the university’s campus through time, while keeping its core values at the forefront.

During five phases, this update will support the strategic plan and serve as a guide to improve the current Athens campus while creating a vision for the new Dublin campus.

This vision and concept plan builds off of the Arboretum’s success, and incorporates a new art museum, STEM museum, and performance space.

The plan enhances outstanding scholarship and educational opportunities through integration, proximity, flexible adaptation, and faculty growth.

The long-range vision calls for ecologically sensitive education facilities for executives and students.

The plan creates a transformative framework for growth, including doubling campus square footage while becoming more green and pedestrian-friendly.

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

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.

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