Building Blocks: How CWRU’s campus has evolved since 2010
As CWRU celebrates 200 years, its evolving campus tells a story of momentum and impact. Since 2010, 14 new buildings, transformative renovations and new public green spaces have reshaped our landscape.
They range from the soon-to-open $300 million Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building on the Case Quad, the university's single-largest investment in its research enterprise, to the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center, a complex that involved both new construction and the renovation of the historic Temple-Tifereth Israel; from development of the Health Education Campus with Cleveland Clinic and new ways for healthcare students to learn together to the creation of the 2,200-foot-long Nord Family Greenway connecting CWRU’s main and west campuses with new expansive public walkways.
The transformed and new spaces reflect extensive investments in the university’s mission and the future it continues to build.
Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center
Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion/Health Education Campus
School of Dental Medicine Dental Clinic/Health Education Campus
Nord Family Greenway
Tinkham Veale University Center
Wade Park Community Engagement Center
Stephanie Tubbs Jones Residence Hall
Wyant Athletic and Wellness Center
Linsalata Alumni Center
Uptown
Biology Teaching Labs in the Dental Research Building
Mary Chilton Noyes House and John Sykes Fayette House in the South Residential Village
Richey Mixon Building
Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building
