Informed by the College’s conservatory-like approach to education; a vision for rich, intercultural and transdisciplinary dialogue; and a mandate to provide students new, innovative learning and making spaces, ArtCenter has developed a comprehensive development master plan that charts a 15-year vision for the future of the College’s physical campuses.
The plan incorporates long-term plans for enhanced facilities and establishes a framework to guide future development across both ArtCenter campuses, featuring essential renovations at our Hillside Campus and an expanded South Campus at the gateway to our city.
Pasadena City Council unanimously approves master plan to improve educational facilities at ArtCenter’s two Pasadena-based campuses and provide much-needed student housing.
I don’t know of too many other schools taking on the goal of not just moving the campus forward but also being a real progressive agent for positive change on a broader level
Architect Michael Maltzan
As its cornerstone—supported by the successful, capacity-filled, opening of the 870 building; the addition of the 1111 Arroyo building as a key gateway presence and previously announced plans for student housing—the Master Plan positions South Campus as the emerging heart of future growth for the College.
The Master Plan schedule calls for implementation in two phases starting in 2018 through 2033.