Berea, Ohio

The master plan for Baldwin-Wallace addresses short-term concerns and supports its long-term vision of remaining "a top liberal arts college with a personal touch."

Projects proposed by Ayers/Saint/Gross's plan reinforce a changing campus identity and strengthen connections to Berea's historic core. They include:

• A library addition with a bridge to the new student union and dining hall
• A new science facility
• New and renovated residence halls
• Renovations and an addition to the Conservatory of Music
• Additions to the drama department and recreation facility
• An 840-car garage
• A hotel and conference center
• Improvements to streets and open spaces.

These projects strategically place Baldwin-Wallace among its most competitive peer institutions. Since the plan's completion, Baldwin-Wallace received federal funding to improve the streetscape and pedestrian safety at Bagley Avenue and is moving forward with new facilities for recreational sports and student housing.

Completion: 2001
Size: 106 acres