Harvard University has submitted an Institutional Master Plan (IMP) to the Boston Planning Department to present the proposed development plans, ongoing investment and stewardship of its existing campus, growth projections, and community benefits to be included in the next ten-year Institutional Master Plan (IMP) for Harvard University's campus in Allston. In total, Harvard owns approximately 358 acres of land in Allston and the land area subject to the IMP consists of approximately 184 acres used by Harvard for institutional purposes. This IMP proposes six institutional projects, three of which were included in Harvard’s 2013 IMP but were not constructed. This includes a new Faculty and Administration Office Building for Harvard Business School (HBS), the Gateway Project at Barry’s Corner, and the Harvard Stadium Renovation and Addition. Newly proposed IMP Projects include a new Tennis and Squash Racquet Center, a new support building for Mignone Field, and a change of use and partial renovation of 168 Western Ave for Harvard’s Crimson Catering program. These Projects total approximately 720,000 SF of new construction and approximately 140,000 SF of renovation. As part of this process, Harvard is developing, with community input, a ten-year plan for community benefits.