Campus Planning - Physical
Persistent link for this collectionhttps://hdl.handle.net/11299/254715
This collection contains documents related to physical planning at the University of Minnesota Duluth and its predecessors. This includes campus plans, facility utilization studies, and other items related to the physical infrastructure. Items date from 1950 to 2023.
More information about campus plans: Campus plans (formerly referred to as master plans) support the mission of the University of Minnesota at each system campus and active research station, and are based in the institution’s values, priorities, and principles. Periodically, these plans are revised in order to define emerging development and redevelopment opportunities, and guide the extent of campus boundaries and growth. Campus plans inform the prioritization of investment in buildings, landscapes, and infrastructure to support future mission-related activities, in alignment with the institution's strategic objectives. The most recent iteration (2022-2025) is a Campus and Climate Action Plan for each of the Duluth, Rochester, Crookston and Morris campuses, which will provide a framework for the next 30 years in terms of physical plans and climate action strategies.
Related collections include:
- Campus Planning - Academic and Strategic (for broader planning documents regarding academic programs and UMD's future as a whole)
- Campus Planning - Financial (for more specifically financial information, including budgets, retrenchment plans, and legislative requests, which are often requests for money for buildings)
- Organizational Charts and Reports (for information about how the University is/was organized)
- Parking and Transportation Studies (for studies about parking specifically)
- UMD Annual Reports (for information about outcomes of planning)
- UMD Reports (for miscellaneous reports about UMD)
Additional information about plans for the UMD campus can be found in the items titled "Progress Report on Planning" (University of Minnesota-wide, but with UMD-specific sections) in the Reports of the University, Senate, Committees and Task Forces collection.