chadwpalm
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I live in the Silicon Valley and most of the major corporations call their HQ campuses. Some even have multiple campuses spread across the area, though many of them are trying to consolodate them by building larger HQ like Apple and Google.I'm not yet weighing in on their choice of "place", but some people (not just the quoted poster) need to be reminded that while the term campus often refers to a school setting, that's far from the exclusive meaning. It's really just an area with a grouping of buildings or assets used by an organization.
I've worked at a couple different hospitals that have been referred to as campuses.
And here's a nice little primer from our friends at BBC:
The rise of the multibillion-dollar corporate campus
(As a side-note, it's worth mentioning that many people feel an ideally designed campus usually includes notable landscaping.)
Carry on.
Avengers Campus is a satallite HQ with multiple buildings. It's appropriately named.