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Assessing Learning Environments to Improve Utilization

Published July 14, 2019

Presented by Melissa Alexander, Robert Kief, Kim Selby

Planning Types: Campus Planning

Tags: Facilities Planning, Learning Environments, Space Assessment

Institution(s) referenced in this resource:
University of Puget Sound

Master planning often assumes "what should we build next?" without looking at how we can better use what we have now. Before its master plan, The University of Puget Sound assessed its learning environments to test how existing buildings could be better utilized or improved. The team will share how they used software tools to assess and improve the utilization of their learning environments.

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