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2004 Master Plan Update

• Complete Document (63mb pdf)
• Campus Map (2.3mb pdf)
• Presentation (2.2mb pdf)
• Interactive Presentation (requires Flash player)

North Avenue Apartments resources:

• 2008 North Avenue Apartments Master Plan (55mb pdf)
• 1997 Georgia Tech Campus Master Plan, 2004 update (63mb pdf)
• Georgia Tech Landscape Master Plan, January 2006 (website opens in new window)
• Georgia Tech Architectural and Engineering Design Standards for Building Technology (1mb pdf)

Related website:

• Campus Environmental Stewardship

From the 1997 Campus Master Plan:

"The Master Plan for the Georgia Institute of Technology is a 'living document.' It has been prepared within the context of extensive analysis of existing campus conditions, and of the future needs of the Institute. However, as in any long-range planning effort, it is impossible to anticipate every future circumstance that will be faced as the plan is implemented. As a consequence, the plan must remain flexible to accommodate new and changing conditions.

"The implementation process, as described in the long-range plan, provides the tools, through the creation of a Planning and Design Commission, for the Institute to monitor and, as necessary, refine or amend the Master Plan on a regular basis."

This page and its links guide you into and through both the history and current state of planning for the future campus conditions of Georgia Tech.

Master planning in itself is not a dictate; rather it is the identification of guidelines and parameters that inform future development and that are appropriately responsive to the internal and external influences extant at the time the documentation was produced. Hence the comment above that says, “The implementation process [will]… refine or amend the Master Plan on a regular basis [as changes in assumptions occur].”

The 1997 Campus Master Plan (CMP) is the current Plan and continues to be the guiding principle for campus development. On October 13, 2004, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia heard and received the 2004 Update to the 1997 CMP. The Update refines earlier guidelines in accordance with situational changes and adds definition to and emphasis on three specific areas: accessibility, sustainability, and capacity.

Above are links to three documents. The “Complete Document” contains the full text and graphics of the 2004 Update. “Campus Map” is a graphic illustrative plan of many of the CMP concepts. “Presentation” is a summary of the CMP as presented to various campus and community constituents. In the right-hand side bar are links to the 1997 CMP and other related documents and files. Below is a link that allows you to send comments to the director of this department.

The Campus Master Plan is a dynamic document following the dynamic process of campus planning. Please visit this site occasionally to see the latest revisions and additions.

Public Access Documents
1. Executive Summary (1mb pdf)
2. 1997 Campus Master Plan (17.5mb pdf)
3. 2004 Campus Master Plan Update
• Complete Document (63mb pdf)
• Campus Map (2.3mb pdf)
• Presentation (2.2mb pdf)
• Interactive Presentation (requires Flash player)
4. Implementation Plans
• Capital Projects (1.0mb pdf)
• Landscape Projects (1.0mb pdf)
• Parking & Transportation (1.0mb pdf)
5. Sector Plans
• NARA Sector Plan (5.4mb pdf)
• Greek Area Sector Plan (7.6mb pdf)
6. Other Planning Initiatives
• Eco-Commons Phase I Design Concept (10.2mb pdf)
• Integration of Sustainability into Campus Development (6.9mb pdf)
• NW Campus Landscape Master Plan (5.4mb pdf)
• Landscape Master Plan (opens in new window)
7. Previous Master Plans