The George Washington University, founded in 1821 and rooted in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood since 1912, combines the resources of a major international research university with the unique dynamics of a vibrant, urban setting in the heart of the nation's capital. The university values the Foggy Bottom and West End neighborhoods of which it is a part - and recognizes that a thriving community is a key component of the GW Experience for those who study, teach, research, and work here.

This Campus Development section of GW's neighborhood website provides detailed, up-to-date information regarding GW's development efforts.

• 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan - extensive background information and numerous documents related to the 20-year Foggy Bottom Campus Plan.
  
  
• Current Construction Projects - up-to-date information on current and recently completed construction projects on GW's campus, including:
  • Gelman Library Renovation
    
  • Ross Hall Renovation
  • Square 39, School of Public Health and Health Services
  • Square 55, Science and Engineering Hall
  • Square 75, Site 75A
  • Square 77, Site 77A
  • Square 102B, The George Washington Museum & The Textile Museum
  • Square 103, Law Learning Center Garage
    
    
• Virginia Science and Technology Campus (VSTC)- details new buildings/construction updates, facilities, and GW's Comprehensive Signage Plan for the VSTC.

• The Avenue on Square 54/2200 Pennsylvania Avenue- details on the transformation of the former GW Hospital site into a dynamic urban town center for the local community, the university, and all of DC -- including the 2006 Planned Unit Development application.


• School Without Walls Project - information on the programmatic partnership between GW and the School Without Walls and the public-private development partnership that facilitated the modernization of/addition to the School Without Walls, as well as construction of a new residence hall for GW.