Centennial Campus, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Building

Item information

Title:

Centennial Campus, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Building

Description:

Centennial Campus, named in honor of the school's centennial in 1987, was originally composed of 355 acres south across Western Boulevard that Governor James B. Hunt offered to the University in 1984. The campus has continued to expand to its present 1,000 acres and 25 buildings over the past two decades. According to its website (http://centennial.ncsu.edu/overview/index.html), "Centennial Campus is North Carolina State University's vision of the future. This 'technopolis' consists of multi-disciplinary R&D neighborhoods, with university, corporate, and government facilities intertwined. A middle school, residential housing, executive conference center and hotel, golf course, town center and recreational amenities will weave the campus into a true interactive community."

Topics:

Campus and Town

Subjects:

Universities and colleges

Original Format:

Digital photograph, color

Item identifier:

funk_nCWildlifeResourcesComm1

Photographer:

Funkhouser, Edward T. more info on Funkhouser, Edward T. (Edward Truman), 1946- 

Created Date:

2006-12-23

Genre:

Architectural photographs

Names:

North Carolina State University -- Buildings more info on North Carolina State University -- Buildings 

Location:

Raleigh (N.C.)

Digital Project:

Edward T. Funkhouser Photographs