The final master plan for the University of Minnesota Morris is a very strong representation of the collaborative nature that this planning process offered. By reducing the campus entry points and enhancing those remaining, by clarifying the loop road circulation system, and by introducing roundabouts at key decision points, and by adding clear signage at these points of reference; campus wayfinding will certainly be improved. A new quad space, surrounded by uses that reflect the campus commitment to sustainability and the 21st century, creates a new gateway and front door to the campus. The new green residence hall is a focal point, visually showcasing the green commitment to prospective students. Campus walkability and connection to the town beyond has been improved and focused. The realignment of 2nd Street is a strong move towards integrating both sides of the campus into one contiguous whole. This also helps reduce campus through-traffic and offers a place for stormwater gardens - another locale to showcase the sustainability practices in place on campus. Jewel box greenhouses line the new quad and offer iconic focal points near the entry roundabout.