Reflections on Building the University of Notre Dame Campus
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Doug Marsh ’82, vice president emeritus for facilities design and operations and University architect at Notre Dame, has shaped the campus over his 30 years of leadership. With projects like Campus Crossroads, the Arts Gateway, and global academic centers, he has overseen a 55% campus expansion while advancing sustainability and safety initiatives. This lecture highlights his career, from guiding Notre Dame’s Campus Plan to leaving a lasting legacy of beauty, functionality, and innovation.
Speaker:
Doug Marsh, Vice President Emeritus of Facilities Design and Operations and University Architect at Notre Dame
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