Main Campus North Aerial
Aerial view of part of Main Campus North

Main Campus North represents the initial thrust of growth from the Pentacrest outward dominated by building to the north. The classical architecture of the Pentacrest was extended north in this area and is capped off at the far end by the President’s Residence. This area is home to roughly one-half the campus student population residence halls and contains the oldest existing residence hall, Currier.

Main Campus North

Main Campus North Map


 

 

 

 

 

 






Future plans for this area include the modernization and renovation of
the 1925-built Chemistry Building,
the further extension of the T. Anne
Cleary Walkway to the north, and
the development of the beginning of a writers' neighborhood to include the
Dey House and Shambaugh as
anchors. The old City Water Plant
provides opportunity for future
development and borders the
proposed River Park. Burge Residence
will see a 104-bed addition.

 

T. Anne Cleary Walkway

 

 

 




Please address questions and comments to Rod Lehnertz,
Facilities Management director for Planning, Design & Construction Services

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