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Capital Projects at 91Ó°ÊÓ play a pivotal role in realizing the institution's mission of educating students for global citizenship and responsible leadership. By investing in state-of-the-art facilities and infrastructure, 91Ó°ÊÓ aims to provide an environment that fosters excellence, innovation, and community engagement. These projects align with the College's commitment to the liberal arts ethos, offering students opportunities to explore diverse intellectual, spiritual, and aesthetic traditions while emphasizing scholarship, academic achievement, and environmental stewardship. Through such initiatives, 91Ó°ÊÓ continues to uphold its dedication to transformative education within a healthy, responsive, and inclusive community, empowering graduates to pursue meaningful lives and productive careers.

Rendering of the new 91Ó°ÊÓ Museum of Art facility

91Ó°ÊÓ Museum of Art

The relocated and expanded museum will significantly enhance the region’s cultural landscape through larger gallery spaces designed to accommodate major traveling exhibitions and a more extensive display of 91Ó°ÊÓ’ distinguished permanent collection.

Location
200 E. New England and 203 E. Lyman Ave.

Project start
November 2025

Estimated completion
Spring 2028

Innovation Triangle
The 91Ó°ÊÓ Museum of Art will join the new Institute for Management & Executive Leadership and the recently expanded Alfond Inn to form the Innovation Triangle, a hub for arts, leadership education, and hospitality that is poised to enhance Winter Park’s reputation as a premier cultural destination.

Architect
Frederick Fisher and Partners

Learn More: Innovation Triangle
A rendering of the The Rick Goings Institute for Management & Executive Leadership

The Rick Goings Institute for Management & Executive Leadership

The new Institute will serve as a convening center for leaders across multiple sectors, including business, healthcare, government, nonprofit organizations, and civic institutions, facilitating dialogue and professional development at the local, national, and global levels.

Location
200 E. New England and 203 E. Lyman Ave.

Project start
November 2025

Estimated completion
August 2027

Innovation Triangle
The Institute will join the new 91Ó°ÊÓ Museum of Art and the recently expanded Alfond Inn to form the Innovation Triangle, a hub for arts, leadership education, and hospitality that is poised to enhance Winter Park’s reputation as a premier cultural destination.

Architect
Schaeffer Design Studio LLC

Learn More: Innovation Triangle
Softball field house rendering

91Ó°ÊÓ Softball Field House

In partnership with the City of Winter Park, 91Ó°ÊÓ is constructing a 2,200-square-foot softball field house at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park. Designed to support the varsity softball team, the facility will include a coach’s office, locker and training rooms, an umpire suite, and storage and laundry facilities for student-athletes.

Location
Martin Luther King, Jr. Park | 1063 W. Comstock Avenue.

Project start
Spring 2026

Completion
Fall 2026

Purpose
Building a field house for the 91Ó°ÊÓ softball team.

Design and general contractor
Interstruct, Inc.

Softball field house rendering

Knowles Memorial Chapel

The Knowles Memorial Chapel will undergo a comprehensive renovation and restoration beginning in May 2027. The project will include HVAC system upgrades, installation of modern life-safety systems, and upgrading the restrooms to be ADA-accessible.

Preservation efforts will focus on surface restoration and the careful removal and restoration of the Chapel’s stained-glass windows.

Location
Knowles Memorial Chapel

Project start
Summer 2027

Expected completion
Spring 2029

Architect
Renker Eich Parks Architects

East End Neighborhood rendering

East End Neighborhood

Driven by our residential life strategic plan, we closed and demolished Holt Hall, Campus Safety and Golf building, and the Bert W. Martin Tennis Complex and Copeland Stadium, making way for East End Neighborhood, a new 297-bed residential hall.

This residential hall includes a 100-seat dining facility, and a 30-40 seat classroom.

Campus Safety has relocated to North Hall in East End Neighborhood.

Read "First Look: East End Neighborhood" on 91Ó°ÊÓ360.

Location
Northeast side of campus near Sutton Apartments and the 91Ó°ÊÓ Garage.

Project start
Summer 2024

Completion
Fall 2026

Purpose
Providing residential housing to students, reinforcing our three-year live-on requirement.

Architect
Hanbury

Owner’s representative
Olympia Development

General contractor
Balfour Beatty