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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Creating Community
Designing Spaces That Make a DifferenceFrom Volume 41 Number 1 | October–December 2012By Loren John Rullman, Jan van den KieboomPlanning Types: Campus PlanningTags: Facilities DesignThis article summarizes the results from an October 2011 think tank called “Physical Place on Campus: Summit on Community,” which included 10 higher education associations and 50 thought leaders from the fields of architecture, planning, academic affairs, student life, and facility-related industries. Findings were developed using a qualitative research methodology, and the summit’s conclusions challenge higher education’s conventional approaches to facility planning, design, and management. Participants argued that the creation of campus community is critical for learning; significant conclusions suggest longstanding and centralized facilities may impede both community development and higher education’s civic goals, while the most significant barrier to change may be reluctance among campus leadership.
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