Schools Return To Original Master Plans

"Inch by inch, the campus of Johns Hopkins University gradually succumbed to the 20th century. Lawns gave way to parking lots; roads crisscrossed each other on the way to nowhere; eye-pleasing rows of brick buildings were cleaved by a grim-faced laboratory made of concrete blocks and World War II surplus materials. "It was a complete mess," says Luanne Greene, one of a group of local architects who visited the Baltimore campus not long ago."

Thanks to Chris Steins