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Architects: Sasaki
- Area: 175000 m²
- Year: 2010
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Photographs:Robert Benson Photography
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Manufacturers: Endicott
Text description provided by the architects. Fordham University, the Jesuit University of New York City, has its main campus in the Rose Hill section of The Bronx. Sasaki undertook a master plan for the university with a special focus on residential life and student life. These investigations yielded a vision for an upper-classmen residential complex and a student life precinct that will combine a new campus center with all of the university's recreational and athletic facilities. Sasaki provided the full range of services to Fordham including planning, architecture and landscape architecture.






















