North Carolina State University’s proposal to rework its campus could alter two modernist landscapes, including its famous Brickyard.
The proposal was recently flagged by Washington, D.C.–based preservation group The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF), which deemed the campus landscape at-risk based on a master plan now under review by the university. The organization stated that the Brickyard, designed by landscape architect Richard Bell, and the plaza surrounding the nuclear engineering building (designed by landscape architect and N.C. State alumnus Geoffrey McLean), are likely eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places due to their respective outstanding designs.
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