Wake Forest University Reynolda Campus A Case Study For A Master Plan

This publication is a detailed case study outlining a proposed master plan for the development and improvement of the Reynolda Campus of Wake Forest University. Written in 1985, it provides a strategic framework for addressing space utilization, the construction of new facilities, and the expansion of existing buildings. The plan highlights the need for balance between modernizing the campus while maintaining its historical integrity. Key projects include additions to Winston Hall, Salem Hall, and the Z. Smith Reynolds Library, as well as the construction of a Physics-Math-Computer building. The study also proposes changes to parking and roads, and an expansion of the university's administration facilities. The plan aims to support the university's growth, particularly in the sciences and technology, while ensuring that new buildings complement the existing campus architecture.