I've traced some buildings on the University of Nottingham main campus from Yahoo imagery, filling-in names from memory (and with a few hints from the Wikipedia article)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Nottingham_Halls_of_Residence
It adds a new tag:
place=hall_of_residence
which may be worth rendering on campus maps.
In the meantime, I've lablled the residential buildings with the name of their hall (e.g. 10 buildings all with name=Lenton and Wortley, which shows-up on the map)
There are parks and woodlands marked inside the campus. The area tagging causes some problems:
To make a woodland appear above the generic "landuse=university" purple area, we have to use the layer attribute. But that makes some paths disappear 'under' the woodland. I don't want to put a higher layer on those paths just to make them render, since technically they're ground-level paths.
Multipolygon relations are being used for courtyards within buildings.
Discussion
Comment from LivingWithDragons on 16 March 2008 at 17:00
why not building=hall_of_residence and it will render?
Comment from OJW on 16 March 2008 at 21:46
looks a bit messy when there are 10 buildings all with the hall name -- that's how it is at the moment...
Comment from smsm1 on 16 March 2008 at 23:59
How about using layer=-5 for the university campus layer?