Eurasia campus extension design case was included by ‘Excellent campus planning atlas in the new era’ (p194—p200) recently, which is compiled by the Ministry of Education, School planning construction and Development Center. This book is the fruit of painstaking labor of author and collect recent great cases of campus extension. This book could give great affirmation and inspiration to the planners, the architect, campus construction workers and education managers.

The article in this book shows the design idea: pluralitas in unitatem, dynamic fusion from brief introduction of school campus planning project, planning idea, project progress and the future outlook. It can be used for reference in the campus planning and design of expansion type, private university campus planning and education building design.

Good architecture serves the people, so how to live with the original architecture in perfect harmony and how to deal with the problem of fusing the old and new is vital. In fact, our design respect the original campus pattern while adding new functional area, which improved the overall function pattern of the campus. It makes the architecture could serves the students and faculties better and also solves all the problems and conflicts.

We are the only private university who was included in ‘Excellent campus planning atlas in the new era’. It shows that Eurasia not only focus on talent cultivation, but also focus on campus hardware and facility construction. Eurasia University must be the first-rate private university in the future.

In Eurasia, we advocate that ‘Education is life’. We want to bring the high-quality life experience to the students and faculties and we believe it will influence them for the whole life. We do believe good education area and environment will let the science have place to develop, let the students like to live in and let the education have temperature.

(Picture 1) ‘Excellent campus planning atlas in the new era (the first volume)’ Cover

(Picture 2) Concept of campus construction planning

(Picture 3) Project progress and future prospects

（Capital Construction Department）