<p>Cinematic Arts Complex: Cinematic</a> Arts Complex - USC School of Cinematic Arts</p>
<p>Engemann Student Health Center: Construction</a> Webcam Engemann Student Health Center</p>
<p>Hahn Plaza: Tommy</a> Cam | USC </p>
<p>McKay Center: USC</a> All Sports Building Web Cam</p>
<p>And for good measure, Icon Plaza (not USC-owned): iBEAM</a> Construction Cameras</p>
<p>USC Catholic Center: [USC</a> Catholic Center](<a href=“http://catholictrojan.org/]USC”>http://catholictrojan.org/)</p>
<p>USC University Club: [University</a> of Southern California](<a href=“http://universityclub.usc.edu/html/]University”>University Club of USC)</p>
<p>Below is a construction update by Trojan Family Magazine:</p>
<p>Beginning in 2008 and ending around 2035, USC is planning to develop 5.23 million square feet of new space. Some of the following capital projects are already under construction, and some are contingent on funding through the Campaign for the University of Southern California, launched in 2011.</p>
<p>University Park Campus
ACADEMIC</p>
<p>Cinematic Arts Building, Phase III (opening February 2013)
Wallis Annenberg Hall (breaking ground in 2012)
Marshall Instructional Building (slated for future planning)
Physical Education Building restoration (in the planning phase)
Interdisciplinary Arts Building (slated for future planning)</p>
<p>RESEARCH</p>
<p>Verna and Peter Dauterive Hall (breaking ground in late 2012)
Convergence of Molecular Science and Engineering Building (in the planning phase)</p>
<p>CLINICAL</p>
<p>Engemann Student Health Center (opening December 2012)</p>
<p>UNIVERSITY SERVICES AND ATHLETIC SUPPORT FACILITIES</p>
<p>John McKay Center (opening August 2012)
New University Club (opening June 2012 in the former Stoops Library)
Village at USC (in the planning phase)</p>
<p>Health Sciences Campus</p>
<p>3.88 net million square feet of development
Major campus beautification effort (phase I under construction)</p>
<p>ACADEMIC</p>
<p>Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Educational Building (in the planning phase)</p>
<p>RESEARCH</p>
<p>HSC Research Building III with bridge (in the planning phase)</p>
<p>CLINICAL</p>
<p>Healthcare Consultation Centers III (breaking ground in 2012) and IV (in the planning phase)</p>
<p>UNIVERSITY SERVICES AND ATHLETIC SUPPORT FACILITIES</p>
<p>HSC Student Housing (breaking ground in 2013)
HSC Hotel and Conference Center (in the planning phase)</p>
<p>Don’t forget about the aquatics center. The campuses are experiencing some dramatic changes in the next few years that will make it look so much nicer. </p>
<p>I also noticed some additional aesthetic improvements going on also, i.e., adding bricks to the facade of buildings and parking structure X. </p>
<p>I also noticed that there are some rooms for improvement though. For instance, part of the backside of of the campus center, Bovard, Catholic Center, are stucco instead of the traditional red brinks. </p>
<p>There is also a small white building across from new university club that is an eyesore. Other than these, the campus looks fantastic!</p>
<p>I actually like that small white building. I think it has charm.</p>
<p>I actually like that small white building. I think it has charm. But I do think they are planning on taking it down.</p>
<p>It’s a really good sign for them to be doing all this planning/construction even if I won’t get to see it in my time there. I’ve been at huge multi-billion dollar companies that are super-stingy about building new facilities that would only cost a fraction of the CEO’s $40 million salary. But that’s industry for you.</p>
<p>Update on everything that was accomplished over the summer: [USC</a> News](<a href=“USC News - University of Southern California News”>USC News - University of Southern California News)</p>
<p>Some articles highlighting the McKay Center mentioned that the track stadium will be renovated. </p>
<p>With the Heritage Initiative, I project a complete overhaul on all athletic facilities. </p>
<p>I am also egerly waiting for adkin to announce the interdisciplinary arts building. I believe it will be located where the old student health center is.</p>
<p>The below is a great read if you want to hear about USCs future capital plans. <a href=“http://cityplanning.lacity.org/eir/USC/FEIR/files/Appendix%20C-3,%20Adaptive%20Mitigation%20Management%20Approach.pdf[/url]”>http://cityplanning.lacity.org/eir/USC/FEIR/files/Appendix%20C-3,%20Adaptive%20Mitigation%20Management%20Approach.pdf</a></p>
<p>Hahn Plaza is completed. The fountain has been enhanced and is much larger in size.</p>