Land, Buildings & Real Estate

The student package processing and delivery system will start this fall and is part of the new Mail and Package Services program announced earlier this year.

The SESI program transformed the university’s energy system into one that’s safe, sustainable, and resilient and serves as a model for the world.

A change to the way student packages are processed and delivered promises to reduce overall package-related emissions.

Portola Terrace will include faculty homes and community affordable housing on a property close to the Stanford campus.

Stanford students and conservationists created signs that remind the community that Lagunita – Stanford’s constructed basin, currently dry – supports wildlife and ongoing conservation and research efforts.

The final Environmental Impact Report for Stanford’s Portola Terrace residential project found that it addresses potential environmental impacts. Final public meetings on the project will begin next week.

The Draft Environmental Impact Report shows that the project will adequately address potential environmental impacts. University and City of Belmont staff continue to refine a package of community benefits for the project.

Stanford is restarting the Town Center Project, following a pause for the pandemic, to reimagine the heart of campus with a renewed focus on discourse and community building. An anonymous donor is providing funding for its centerpiece.

With more than 600 buildings and 8,180 contiguous acres, the Farm has many corners to explore. Test your knowledge and see how many of these spots you can name.

Middle Plaza will provide new housing opportunities, along with retail, dining, and office space, revitalizing a section of El Camino Real close to the Stanford campus.