Campus Design
Architecture and design work for educational, research and sports campuses, from academy facilities to university laboratories and institutional guest houses.
Campus design concerns the planning and architecture of university, academy and institute grounds, where buildings must serve teaching, research, athletics and daily community life at once. Designers working in this area balance long-term master planning with the specific programmes of individual facilities, and often respond to climate, landscape and local building traditions.
Work collected under this topic ranges from sports academies and sports complexes to research centres on water management and net-zero laboratories, as well as guest houses and convention facilities. Members document how these projects handle structure, sustainability and the relationship between new buildings and existing campus fabric.
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View all 71 journalsKoningEizenberg and NAC Architecture Build a Net-Zero Hillside Laboratory Above Malibu's Coast
A 132,000-square-foot public high school between the Pacific and the Santa Monica Mountains rethinks campus design around fire resilience and radical openn
Three Studios from Tokyo and Hyderabad Build a Convention Center of Curved Concrete and Courtyards
A Japan-India collaboration at IIT Hyderabad uses 36 different cantilevers and seven linked blocks to frame campus life along an artificial lake.
Three Japanese Firms Build India's Largest Folded Plate Structure for IIT Hyderabad's Sports Complex
A 49-meter concrete span and a village of sawtooth roofs bring athletic and cultural life to a new campus outside Hyderabad, India.
International Guest House at IIT Hyderabad
A Tokyo-Indian team built a 30,123 m² guest house at IIT Hyderabad, layering concrete, red columns and stepped balconies around shaded courtyards.