Florida Atlantic University Master Plan
The FAU Campus Master Plan aims to bridge academic excellence with community integration, enhancing both the campus and Boca Raton through enriched cultural and social landscapes
Florida Atlantic University (FAU), founded in 1964 on a historic Boca Raton site key to WWII radar technology advancements, is progressing in its mission to become a leading center for academic and research excellence. Central to this goal is the proposed Campus Master Plan, which outlines a strategic roadmap centered on land use strategies designed to enhance four key areas: academic facilities, residential life, research capabilities, and community partnerships.
The Master Plan connects these pillars through a sustainably-focused Greenway, tracing the legacy of an airbase landing strip, and an enhanced open space network. Designated “Centers” within each focus area will facilitate gatherings and highlight the university's achievements. The plan also includes the preservation of enhanced conservation areas and natural buffers, positioning FAU as a verdant enclave for research. Gateway developments promise to extend outreach amenities, enriching the campus and community with vital social and cultural offerings.
- Sector: Higher Education
- Scope: Planning
- Boca Raton, Florida
- 2019
- 850 acres