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  • In the News: University landscape architect excited to activate Oval

    In his role as university landscape architect, Aaron Rumbaugh creates high-quality spaces that the university community can interact and engage with. As an Ohio State alumnus and in alignment with Framework 3.0, the university’s planning framework, one of Rumbaugh’s current projects focuses on activating the Oval. “We want the Oval to be populated and active,” said Rumbaugh. “We want to open...
    rendering of oval in the future
  • In the News: Aging Buildings Target of Developing Renovation Plan at Ohio State

    Ohio State is developing a plan to sustain older structures and determine which are no longer useful. Currently, facility master plans for each of the university's 15 college are underway to help inform building-by-building plans to prioritize the work. "We're taking a look at, what do we really need to invest in in the next five years, five to 10 years, and what can wait 10 beyond?" said Am...
    exterior of campbell hall
  • In the News: Ohio State Says Carmenton Plans Allows University to Compete with Top Research Institutions

    Columbus Business First recently highlighted how Carmenton will help the university compete with top research institutions nationwide."MIT, Stanford University and Johns Hopkins University, either have or are constructing the same type of mixed-use development innovation districts as Carmenton," said Amanda Hoffsis, vice president of Ohio State's Planning, Architecture and Real Estate department....
    three buildings at Carmenton and pedestrians walking by
  • In the News: Ohio State Ready for Next Phase of Carmenton District

    On November 12, Ohio State announced the next steps in the planning and development of the Carmenton district, pending full Board of Trustees approval. The university’s Board of Trustees will vote on several items on November 20, including a master agreement that Ohio State will join between the university-affiliated Science and Technology Campus Corporation (SciTech) and global real estate compa...
    carmenton rendering with residential spaces, research facilities and people
  • Ohio State Awarded $300K for Multimodal Safety Plan

    The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus has been awarded $300,000 from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets for All (SS4A) program for its project, “Protecting Vulnerable Roadway Users: A Multimodal Safety Plan.” “We’re excited to re-envision a transportation network that prioritizes safety and accessibility for everyone, whether they’re walking, biking, or using other mo...
    A collage of transportation photos with text on top that reads, "Ohio State awarded Safe Streets for All Grant"

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