What are the buildings that are part of the Colby Green project and what is the schedule for completion?
Lunder House (admissions), completed in 1992, will sit at the south end of Colby Green. On April 17, 2004, ground was broken for the Schair-Swenson-Watson Alumni Center on the east side of Colby Green. Completion is anticipated in the summer of 2005. The Diamond Building for social sciences and interdisciplinary studies (including the Goldfarb Center for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement) will be located at the southwest corner of Colby Green. Groundbreaking is planned for spring of 2005 and completion is anticipated in the summer of 2006. A science building for the math, computer science, and psychology departments is expected to be built sometime in the second half of the decade. It will be at the north end of Colby Green. A music performance and instruction center, while not facing the Colby Green lawn, is part of the 10-year construction plan for expanding the campus. It will be located in what is now the Woodman-Coburn parking lot.
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