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Welcome to Planning, Architecture and Real Estate at The Ohio State University. We are dedicated to providing expert services for all university planning, design and real estate needs. 

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Planning and Design

Our capital planning, space planning, physical planning, and design teams provide a variety of project services for university colleges, departments, and units.
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Real Estate

Need help with property searches, legal reviews, or lease administration?  Our real estate team will provide you with expert assistance.
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Facilities Information and Technology Services

FITS offers computer-generated modeling and data to help customers configure projects for building plans, interior spaces, and physical spaces.

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December 14, 2021

In the News: Ohio State's Innovation District gets $47M 25-year incentive

Columbus Business First shared news this week that Ohio State's incentive is projected at $47 million over the next 25 years for the 12,000 high-paying jobs it expects to create in its Innovation District.

It replaces the previous biggest-ever jobs incentive, also for the university.

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AIA Award
December 10, 2021

Twice is Nice for Kunz-Brundige Building

The Kunz-Brundige Franklin County Extension Building located at The Ohio State University has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), not once but twice.

The AIA awarded Erdy McHenry Architecture, LLC the Merit Award and the Honor+ Sustainability Award. A Merit Award recognizes excellence which deserves recognition...

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June 30, 2021

Tree App Sprouts from PARE

A new app is sprouting from the soil, and it’s helping the university track and care for its trees. The Ohio State University Tree and Plant App was created by Planning, Architecture and Real Estate, with data in the university’s GIS system.

“You can come to this map, click...