THE STUDY OF THIS UNIVERSITY DEALT PRIMARILY WITH THE WEST CAMPUS IN WHICH MAJOR FUTURE GROWTH WOULD OCCUR. PART 'A' CONSISTS OF AN ANALYSIS OF THE EXISTING ARCHITECTURE WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE DESIGN CRITERIA. CHARACTER IS ANALYZED IN TERMS OF--(1) VERTICALITY, (2) SCALE, (3) RICHNESS, AND (4) VARIETY AND UNITY, WHILE ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS SUCH AS--(1) STRUCTURE, (2) MATERIALS, (3) COLOR, (4) ROOFS, AND (5) WINDOWS ARE EXAMINED IN TERMS OF EXPRESSION. FACTORS OF COMPOSITION RELATED TO THE CREATION OF VOLUME AND SPACE FORM THE LAST SECTION OF THIS ANALYSIS. PART 'B' IS A CASE STUDY ILLUSTRATING THE APPLICATION OF THE DEVELOPED CRITERIA TO A SPECIFIC PROJECT--A PROPOSED GRADUATE STUDENT CENTER. DEVELOPMENT IS TRACED THROUGH THE STAGES OF--(1) PROGRAM CREATION, (2) SITE AND LOCATION ANALYSIS, (3) PROJECT DESIGN, AND (4) CRITIQUE AND FOLLOW-UP. PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES AND DIAGRAMS ARE INCLUDED. (MH)