If you’ve visited Notre Dame’s campus in recent years, chances are you’ve encountered the telltale signs of progress and growth—stunning new buildings and landmarks, freshly renovated spaces, and several more construction projects underway. These efforts showcase the strategic vision behind the Notre Dame Campus Plan, a blueprint guiding the sustainable development of the University in the years to come.

In this episode of For Good, Doug Marsh, Vice President for Facilities Design and Operations and University Architect, reflects on his decades of experience overseeing the growth of Notre Dame’s campus and affirms his commitment to honoring and preserving the historic and sacred character that distinguishes Our Lady’s University.

Don your hard hats and join us for this sneak peek into an active construction site on campus—and catch a glimpse of Notre Dame’s future.

00:00 - Meet Doug Marsh
03:46 - McCourtney Hall Building II, a Top-Level Research Space
05:26 - Intentional Campus Planning
08:17 - Notre Dame Residence Halls
11:30 - Restoration and Maintenance
13:12 - Building Accessibility
14:47 - Raclin Murphy Museum of Art and the Notre Dame Arts Gateway
18:27 - Neighborhood Development: Collaborating Beyond Campus
22:15 - Notre Dame’s International Facilities