Issues crucial to the maintenance of quality campuses were the focus of the symposium reported in this document. The publication reflects the viewpoints of both presenters and participants and its numerous color photographs of different campuses are illustrative of the kinds of issues discussed. The presentations, which are presented in summary form following a list of papers and authors, were the following: "The Challenge: Preserving a Quality Environment for Learning" (Phillip R. Shriver); "Images of the Campus" (Paul E. Young, Jr.); "Adaptive Uses of Campus Buildings and Harmonious New Design" (Jacquelin T. Robertson); "Laboratory Modernization and Adaptation in the United Kingdom" (Roger Clynes); "Curatorial Management of Campus Facilities for Learning" (Diether H. Haenicke);"Managing and Caring for the Campus Landscape" (Judy May Chan); "A Special Adaptation" (for the Smithsonian) (Jean Paul Carlhian); "Measuring the Value of Campus Architecture" (Richard Longstreth); "Ancient Facilities--Modern Uses" (Norbert Iterbeke); and "Developing and Implementing a Campus Environmental Plan" (Carl D. Johnson). Following the symposium, a tour was arranged for international visitors which took them to the campuses of Kenyon College, the University of Michigan, the University of Virginia, Cranbrook Educational Community, Michigan State University, the College of William and Mary, and The Ohio State University. Text about and photographs of these facilities are featured in the publication. (MLF)