Purdue University revealed its long-term vision for Indianapolis on June 6.
The Campus Master Plan, which outlines development for the next five decades, was presented at the Purdue Board of Trustees meeting.
The plan envisions 16 new buildings on Purdue’s Indianapolis campus, totaling 4.5 million gross square feet.
This expansion will support up to 5,320 student beds. It aims for a future enrollment of 15,000 students.
“The conceptual master plan endorsed today charts the physical path,” Purdue president Mung Chiang said.
Chiang added that it is a transformative vision for Purdue in Indy. The plan follows Purdue’s inaugural year operating in the city.
It focuses on Purdue’s sustained growth within Indiana’s capital, which will unfold over a 50-year time frame.
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