Construction Projects At Duke University

The recent construction projects at Duke University represent a period of growth unheard of in Duke University history, except for when the campus was initially built in the 1920s and 1930s (see '' History Of Duke University '').

As of Science Center, and two new medical-research buildings.Dagger, Jacob. Stones, Bricks, and Mortar: Building for Success . ''Duke Magazine.'' Mar-Apr 2006.

Recently completed projects and future projects include:

Fitzpatrick Center (CIEMAS) - $ 97 million, , opened August 2004

Westbrook addition to Divinity School - $22 million, opened Spring 2005

Bell Tower Dormitory - $35 million, opened August 2005

Rubenstein Hall at Terry Sanford Institute Of Public Policy - $12 million, , opened August 2005 Rubenstein Hall . Accessed on 20 June 2006.

Nasher Museum Of Art - $23 million, opened October 2005

Perkins Library renovation and expansion; project includes the new Bostock Library as well as the von der Heyden Pavilion, which both opened in October 2005; first floor of Perkins opened in August 2006 - $55 million Duke University Libraries: About Us - The Expansion and Renovation of Perkins Library . ''Duke University Libraries.'' 2006. The Bostock Library . ''Duke University Libraries.'' Accessed on 20 June 2006.

West Campus Plaza - $10 million, opened August 2006 Projects: West Campus Plaza . ''Student Affairs at Duke University.'' 2005.

Addition to School Of Nursing - $18 million, , opened September 2006. New School of Nursing building opens its doors . ''The Chronicle.'' 1 Sept 2006.

French Family Science Center - $115 million, , opened January 2007 French Sci opens its doors, labs . ''The Chronicle.'' 12 January 2007. Duke Trustees Give Final OK To New Science Building, Law School Addition . ''Duke University News and Communications.'' 27 Feb 2004.

Two medical-research buildings

Addition to Law School - $20 million, Duke Trustees Give Final OK To New Science Building, Law School Addition . ''Duke University News and Communications.'' 27 Feb 2004.

Center for Athletic Excellence - $15 million, groundbreaking in Summer 2006[http://www.dukechronicle.com/media/storage/paper884/news/2006/06/22/Athletics/Athletics.Set.To.Move.Forward.With.New.Facility-2117938.shtml?norewrite200606221913&sourcedomain=www.dukechronicle.com Athletics set to move forward with new facility]. ''The Chronicle.'' 22 June 2006.

Fuqua School Of Business ' Keller Center addition - $40 million, completed by July 2008 McCartney, Ryan. Fuqua to get $40M facelift . ''The Chronicle Online.'' 18 May 2006.

A complete rebuilding of Central Campus into an urban area with residential, academic, and retail facilities mixed together (20- to 50-year plan) - first phase approximately $240 million, completed by Fall 2008

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