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[QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 922160, member: 716"]
HL was gutted and essentially rebuilt in 1978 or 1979 and I know of no plan to renovate it.

I don't know of any plan to renovate Crouse College, but any such project would be attacked in a piecemeal fashion; they're not going to shut the building down for a long period.

The Falk school will be moving into the former law buildings in a couple years after those buildings are extensively renovated when the law school moves out this spring. The library will renovate and maintain the current law library as a satellite library.

Beyond that, Maxwell is bursting at the seams and very much wants new space close to their existing school. They wanted McNaughton Hall (one of the current law buildings) but were denied in favor of Falk. If anything, I think the university will turn Tolley over to Maxwell and move some undergraduate humanities offices and classrooms elsewhere on campus.

Anything new that SU constructs will be purpose-built (they're not building a new structure to serve as swing space while another building is being renovated) and, of course, funded primarily by donors.

No one is planning anything for the Dome parcel. The next construction on campus will likely be a new donor-funded building at Crouse and Waverly, renovation of Schine post-bookstore construction, and some privately-controlled housing on West Campus (which, again, has been approved for several hundred thousand square feet and is developable and shovel-ready).
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