Campus Master Plan - delete

The story of the University of Texas at San Antonio’s (UTSA) Main Campus began in 1970 with an ambitious and visionary plan rooted in the “Law of the Indies”, a 16th-century Spanish framework that shaped cities in the New World. The original campus was strategically organized around Sombrilla Plaza, a student-centered public space defined by shaded loggias and a grand sombrilla. Pedestrian pathways radiated outward, creating a cohesive framework for future growth aligned with the university’s academic mission.