Watch the first session in our “Facilities Stewardship Series” to explore solutions for aligning critical voices and functions on campus regarding plans for place, resource optimization and institutional identity.
Explore an innovative and strategic three-part framework for enhancing collaboration between higher ed finance, facilities and planning professionals.
An effective and actionable campus master plan doesn’t happen on its own. Institutional leaders have to plan to plan. These three steps can help them build a stronger foundation for and prioritize the master planning process.
An objective and historically contextual analysis of facilities data provides a critical perspective for developing an informed, sustainable campus master plan. Let’s explore how.
We explore three common pitfalls of the typical campus master planning process and what to do if you experience one of them.
Historically, a higher ed campus master plan relies too heavily on subjective impressions and anecdotal evidence. Download this eBook to discover why campus planners must adapt and place data at the forefront of the planning process.
Explore ways to operationally expand your capital plan, establish an analytical framework for decision-making and prioritize your next facilities investments.
Recent research into construction project delivery methods shed light on the differences between procurement activities. Check out this summary to see what researchers found.
This year’s State of Facilities in Higher Education report from Gordian examines trends in space, enrollment and staffing that are defining the future of the industry and suggests practical steps campus leaders can take to help secure their place in that future.
It is not a revelation to say that higher education has changed over the last two years. It remains unclear,
