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MSU Tomorrow
Facilities Services-
Planning Design & Construction
Montana State University
P.O. Box 172760
Bozeman, MT 59717-2760

Tel: (406) 994-2001
Fax: (406) 994-6572
Location: Plew Building

Associate Vice President:
Robert V. Lashaway

Director of Facilities Planning Design & Construction:
Walter Banziger

UFPB Chair:
Susan Agre-Kippenhan

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MSU Tomorrow - A Campus Plan for the Future

CURRENT EVENTS:

Final Written Document Being Drafted

To Be Published January, 2008



Please plan to join us on our journey from the past into the future of MSU-Tomorrow
Montana Hall

Click here to See Where we have been.... (PowerPoint)

...And what Tomorrow may hold.
Northern Lights at MSU by Joe Shaw


(Click on the image below to access the
October 2006 Flash presentation.
(and click on the blue buttons)

Mandeville Creek

A university’s buildings and landscape reflect the ideals of
the institution and influence the process of learning. The essence of a campus’ beauty resides in the character of its buildings and grounds. A campus plan provides planning principles and guidelines which ensure that future buildings, infrastructure, and landscape are well conceived and designed. Ultimately, the plan is used as a guideline to honor and preserve the university’s history, while striving to support and advance its future aspirations.

WHY A CAMPUS PLAN?

Centennial Mall The primary purpose of the "campus master planning" project is to establish a consensus vision for the physical development of the campus environment over the next 25 to 50 years that is comprehensive, creative, useful and most importantly— inspiring. More...

GOVERNING PRINCIPLES

  • Promote MSU's commitment to a contemporary mission of the Land Grant Institution through the physical integration of teaching, research, and outreach.
  • Coordinate College and Departmental visions and physical developments with the strategic vision of the University.
  • Recognize the critical relationship of the physical environment to excellence in teaching, learning, research, public relations, and quality of life.
  • Develop the physical environment of the University through collaborative relationships with the larger community.
  • Build on our unique heritage, sense of place, and strategic vision of the future as a model of planning and design excellence.
  • Develop campus environment that enhances the personal experience of th4e University community through a spatial network which promotes human interaction.
  • Be exemplary stewards of our physical resources.
  • Continue a comprehensive approach to campus planning to guide the University's future development.
View Text-only Version Text-only Updated: 10/1/2007
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MSU Tomorrow - A Campus Plan for the Future

Progress Records

May 2007 Public Forum Presentation

October 2006 comments

October 2006 Proposed
Long Range Campus Plan Options
(Flash)
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October 2006 Planning Concepts (PDF-7.5Mb) Get Adobe Reader

April 2006 Public Forum presentation & comments.

January 2006 comments

Camera Survey
We asked people with different points of view to
take photos of the "Best"
and "Worst" of campus.
Visit the photo galleries below to see the results.

What people like

What people dislike

A little of both

Posters from Stakeholder Input Forums


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