The Changing Face of Campus (19 images)

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  • Construction on the Roger B. Gatewood Wing of the Mechanical Engineering Building is to be completed by fall 2011. It will be Purdue's first facility with LEED certification for environmental standards..(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • Construction on the Roger B. Gatewood Wing began this spring..(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • Construction work continues on the $33 million Roger B. Gatewood Wing.(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • The Mackey Arena Project will upgrade fan facilities and provide vastly more space for teams and programs. Ground was broken March 16, 2009. This photo shows construction work in late June..(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • The Mackey Arena Project will continue except during basketball seasons and is slated for completion before the 2011-12 season. This photo shows construction work in mid-August..(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • First Street Towers opened on Aug. 15.(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • First Street Towers has 365 student rooms with private baths and air-conditioning, and living rooms with flat-screen televisions for each cluster of 22 rooms.(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • First Street Towers has 365 student rooms with private baths and air-conditioning, and living rooms with flat-screen televisions for each cluster of 22 rooms.(Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • First Street Towers, a $52 million housing facility, was completed in early August and has 365 single rooms. (Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • The Niswonger Aviation Technology Building at the Purdue University Airport was completed this summer. .(Purdue University/Mark Simons)

  • The Niswonger Aviation Technology Building improves learning options for students seeking aviation careers..(Purdue University/Mark Simons)

  • Wayne T. and Mary T. Hockmeyer Hall of Structural Biology, which is just east of Martin Jischke Drive at Harrison Street, is to be finished this fall. Ground was broken Oct. 19, 2007. (Purdue University/Mark Simons).

  • Wayne T. and Mary T. Hockmeyer Hall of Structural Biology soon will provide a new home to Purdue's world-renowned Center for Structural Biology research group. (Purdue University/Mark Simons)

  • Renovations at Duhme Hall, part of Windsor Halls, was Phase II of.renovations bringing this set of halls to today's standards, including.fire and accessibility codes. (Purdue University/Mark Simons)

  • Renovations at Duhme Hall involved replacement of all plumbing, electrical and heating systems and addition of air conditioning. Restrooms and showers were upgraded, and architectural features were repaired, refinished or replaced. (Purdue University/Mark Simons)

  • Discovery Learning Center, which will house the center of the same name, will be completed this fall. The building is in Discovery Park west of Martin Jischke Drive at Harrison Street.(Purdue University/Mark Simons)

  • The $6 million recladding project at 46-year-old Young Hall is designed to stop a long history of water leaking in. Completion in October is expected. (Purdue University/Andrew Hancock).

  • Renovation work to create an open, contemporary space within Hillenbrand Residence Hall's dining court wrapped up in July, and it reopened Aug. 13. (Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

  • Hillenbrand Dining Court now features bright, bold colors, a glass wall entryway, and new seating and serving areas to provide a more open traffic flow. (Purdue University/Andrew Hancock)

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