Located amidst hop fields in rural Toppenish, Washington, Heritage University is a growing and transforming campus. In 2012, the university hired Olson Kundig to develop a campus master plan that outlines expected development through 2025, including the design of several new buildings.

The primary directive is to enhance Heritage’s campus by integrating new buildings with existing structures, creating a welcoming environment for students, faculty and visitors. Communal buildings, such as the dining commons and the student services center, are interspersed with classroom buildings.

The first phase of this master plan was completed in 2014. It included a 13,500 SF classroom and arts building, a 4,200 SF student services building, and an 11,500 SF dining commons. The second phase, which includes a 7,600 SF sciences building and a 10,000 SF administrative center, completed in 2016. Plans for additional campus expansions are ongoing.