Corvallis Campus Vision
The campus vision shows that, within the Corvallis campus boundary, there is enough space to meet the university's needs within the next decade and beyond. The Corvallis Campus Vision map identifies opportunity sites, which are areas that have the potential to be developed, based on opportunity and need and balanced within the context of the university's environment. Not all opportunity sites will be developed, and not all opportunity sites are identified as buildings. An opportunity site could be a potential green space, a parking lot or a building.
Download small format (8.5 x 11) of the map with legend (pdf)
Download large format of all the Corvallis campus vision maps (links to Box folder - pdfs)
Central Area
The Central Area is the heart of the Corvallis campus. In recognition of its importance to history and culture, much of the area has been designated a National Register Historic District.
Current and Future Projects
- Baseball Hitting Building at Goss Stadium
- Campus Way Study (spans West and East areas of campus)
- Community Hall Slope Phase 2 and Phase 3
- Gilkey Hall Renovation
- Heat Plant Repurpose & Community Place Infrastructure
- Jen-Hsun Huang and Lori Mills Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex
- Washington Way Improvement Project
- Withycombe Hall Renovation
Recently Completed Projects
- Community Hall Slope Phase 1
- Cordley Hall Renewal
- Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts
South Area
Characterized by student-life facilities, prominent athletics functions and the SW Western Boulevard edge of campus, the South Area is an important part of student life on the Corvallis campus. The prominence of Reser Stadium and OSU's high visibility along SW Western Boulevard make the South Area an important university interface with the community.
Current and Future Projects
- Housing and Dining Corvallis Campus Vision Phase 1
- 17th and 16th Street Corridor
- Parking Garage Accessway Corridor
Recently Completed Projects
East Area
The East Area is characterized by student living and historic open spaces. It provides an important interface with the community.
Current and Future Projects
Recently Completed Projects
West Area
Characterized by a wide range of research and operations functions, the West Area is integral to the university’s identity as a center of innovation and environmental and social progress. It also hosts a critical connection for the community along the multiuse trail.
Current and Future Projects
- Fire Lab
- 35th St and Washington Way Parking Lot
- 35th St. & Campus Way Pedestrian Crossing
- Washington Way Improvement Project
Recently Completed Projects
- Oak Creek Greenhouse
- West Greenhouse Expansion
