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  • City of Ohio State Podcast: Framework 3.0 with Amanda Hoffsis

    Season 2 of the City of Ohio State podcast kicks off with a return guest as Amanda Hoffsis joins the show to discuss Framework 3.0, the university’s planning vision. Ohio State is updating its plan that envisions future development across campus with a focus on creating east/west connections along Woody Hayes Drive, assessing space needs in a post-COVID world and imagining future expansion at...
    Amanda Hoffsis
  • Post-Its for Planning

    As part of Framework 3.0, Planning, Architecture and Real Estate continues to engage the university community to help learn what Buckeyes love about campus and what they would change. A pop-up feedback opportunity was held in February at the Ohio Union to gather feedback from students, faculty and staff about campus amenities, classrooms and study areas as well as outdoor spaces. While enjoying...
    people viewing maps
  • Framework 3.0 Planning Workshops Continue

    Planning, Architecture and Real Estate hosted a second round of planning workshops on campus as part of Framework 3.0 updates to the university’s long-term master plan. Sessions held in mid-February explored opportunities for the physical campus in two zones. The first zone included North Academic Core, North Residential District, St. John Arena area and Midwest campus. The second zone included...
    people standing around maps
  • Facilities Space Information

    Facilities Information and Technology Services (FITS) provides faculty and staff free access to Space Information and Management System (SIMS), a web-based portal to view facilities data, including floor plans, facility use and capacity information in certain spaces. Request access to SIMS today. Additional Space Information and Management System (SIMS) Features Include: More than 12,000 interior...
    interior of Pomerene Hall
  • Campus Planners Share Framework 3.0 Engagement Findings

    During fall 2022, Ohio State’s Planning, Architecture and Real Estate (PARE) held a series of engagement opportunities to gather feedback from students, faculty and staff to help inform long-term campus planning efforts as part of Framework 3.0. More than 30 listening sessions were held to engage in problem solving around spaces needs, multiple mini-poster “pop-up” sessions encouraged participants...
    students providing feedback on sign boards

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