The phrase "aesthetic campus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a college or university campus that is visually appealing or designed with artistic considerations in mind.
Example: "The university is known for its aesthetic campus, featuring beautiful gardens and modern architecture that attract many visitors."
Alternatives: "visually pleasing campus" or "artistic campus design".
But at a place like Oberlin, which prides itself more on eclecticism than athletics, the campus aesthetic is different.
The university's Museum of Arts and Sciences, near the Central Library, has been serving as a contemporary art space for years, so the new museum isn't necessarily filling a cultural gap, and its white concrete and green-tinted-glass bunkerlike structure makes little effort to integrate itself into the campus aesthetic.
However, because the college is committed to maintaining the campus aesthetic, the trees are well cared-for, and new plantings replace diseased or damaged trees that must be removed.
She said that in addition to providing aesthetic improvements to the campus, such programs fulfill an academic mission.
I remember regretting this departure from the strictly repetitive aesthetic of the original campus designed by the Architects Co-Partnership, but Jim told me that he had taken immense trouble to dovetail the two ways of thinking, and was pleased with the result.
As for the colleges themselves, from a purely aesthetic point of view, campus exteriors are sometimes beautiful, often plain, and occasionally so downright ugly that students use the term "warts" to describe building elements.
For their 2010 college rankings, the Princeton Review didn't just survey students to find out how happy they were or how much they party -- they also asked them to rate the aesthetic appeal of their campuses.
Mr. Levy suggested that the choice of architect and the scope of the renovation, which had been limited to the building's interior, should be revisited in light of the campus's new aesthetic, by Diller Scofidio & Renfro.
It's a labor of love". The new complex is the "aesthetic center" and "focal point" of the campus, Nick said.
Like much of Mr. Netsch's work, the campus was a product of an architectural aesthetic he developed himself.
