For 70 years the development of Bucknell University followed the 1932 master plan of Jens Larson with remarkable fidelity, but by the turn of this century a new vision was needed to accommodate the growth required by contemporary modes of teaching, current housing needs and program expansions. T|G worked closely with the master planning architects to design the expansion of the original conceptual framework, incorporating newly acquired properties and addressing new opportunities for regional connections and sustainable treatments.

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The prime landscape components of the plan are new circulation systems, decorative and sustainable water features, and the creation of a pedestrian core campus system of interlocked quadrangles. A Design Manual of site treatments and a prototype project was produced.