Princeton University has broken ground on a campus expansion in West Windsor, N.J.
The Lake Campus Development will be built on land the university has owned for more than 100 years, the university says in a news release.
The development center will have a residence hall for more than 600 post-doctoral and graduate students, a parking garage, and a geo-exchange facility to heat and cool structures.
A tennis and racquet center, a softball stadium, playing fields for rugby and recreational sports, and a new cross-country course will be built by 2025.
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and James Corner Field Operations are the architects.
