Don’t just plan your space. Activate it.

Support key organizational goals.
Manage costs.
Promote equity and inclusion.

Is Is Your Responsibility to Plan, Manage, or Pay for Space?

Interested In How Space Drives Behaviors and Outcomes?

Ask the right questions

Sidestep common mistakes

Targeted Interventions for Outsized Impact

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    Tap Our Master Plan Wrap-Around Services To Enhance Your Investment.

    Make the most of your campus or workplace planning investment. We help assess your needs, gauge change readiness, scope your RFP and project agreement, and prepare your data.

  • View from a cooridor into a room, where four people are sitting around a conference table. Decor is modern, with a frosted glass door in the foreground and tall windows behind the seated individuals.

    Find and Address the Ways Your Space Usage Lags Shifting Realities.

    Are you wasting opportunity and money? The opportunities and challenges facing campuses and workplaces are profoundly different than a few years ago. Your space usage has probably not caught up.

  • Workers sitting at low cubicles with headsets for the phone.

    Mitigate the Accessibility Risk of the Shift to Hybrid Work and Shared Spaces.

    Changes in workplace space utilization create accessibility risks. Reduce these with a pro-active, comprehensive plan for space design, scheduling practices, and organizational communication.

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    Measure and Benchmark Whether Your Spaces Are Equitable and Inclusive.

    Space is a key element of the campus experience. Its potential to advance — or hinder — diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging is immense. Our scorecard helps you demonstrate your commitment.

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Student Success: Opportunities for the Taking

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    Boost Faculty-Student Interaction

    How frequent and meaningful are interactions between your students and faculty? Do you have an institutional-level strategy that includes spaces? Our integrated approach will provide results quickly.

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    Achieve Learning Space Equity

    Your learning spaces are not all the same — and they are probably not equitably distributed. Design is the first step, but strategic scheduling must follow. Our data-centric tools help level the campus experience.

  • College student seated on the floor looking stressed out, with her head in her hands, which are resting on her pulled-in knees.

    Increase Access to Needed Courses

    Are your students getting the courses they need to graduate? Is registration a time of frustration? We evaluate and revamp your course schedule and room utilization to boost student success and satisfaction.

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Whatever your mission, power it with a space strategy. Quick links for your organizational role: