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.
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 discussed four looming threats to campus spaces. Read about them in this blog post.
Procurated’s “Decisions That Matter” podcast shed light on exciting new research into Job Order Contracting (JOC) as a project delivery method. Hear a discussion of the Job Order Contracting research and its implications for public sector construction procurement.
In partnership with Facility Executive, we surveyed facilities leaders about their challenges and preferences regarding construction planning and project completion.
In partnership with Facility Executive, read how the pandemic has impacted the funding and completion of construction projects.
The State of Facilities report has generated a wealth of conversation among higher ed leaders. In this post we answer questions about aligning facilities investments.
When managing facilities, decision-makers must approach short-term budget decisions that position institutions for future success.
