The Munger Graduate Residence, a new concept in university living, will bring together graduate students from across the university, promoting interaction among the different professions and disciplines.
A new Law School academic building on Crown Quadrangle will provide critical office and classroom space to meet the school's needs as it builds out its faculty and expands interdisciplinary programs.
The Knight Management Center for the Graduate School of Business, designed as a more flexible campus with room for the school's programs to grow, will support a wider variety of teaching and learning methods and foster greater collaboration and engagement with the Stanford campus at large.
The Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center, a critical facility at the heart of a new Science and Engineering Quad, will house programs in entrepreneurship, the Department of Management Science and Engineering, the Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering, an innovative library, collaborative spaces for students, and the dean's office.
The School of Medicine's Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge will provide leading-edge facilities for the training of medical and biomedical students and house a variety of services—from a digital library to a full-service conference center—to foster communication and collaboration.
