Tagged: Framework

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 to define what an inclusive, welcoming space could be and an online survey invited feedback from the campus community regarding important campus planning topics.

Share Your Thoughts on Campus Amenities

Stop by the Ohio Union Great Hall on February 23, anytime from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. to enjoy some snacks and share your thoughts about campus amenities and outdoor spaces. Representatives from Planning, Architecture and Real Estate (PARE) will be available to gather feedback and answer questions about campus planning efforts continuing this spring.

Learn more about Framework 3.0 online.

Re-Envisioning a Campus of the Future

Ohio State continues to review feedback collected during fall 2022 university engagement sessions and re-envision a campus of the future as part of Framework 3.0. In spring 2023, Planning, Architecture and Real Estate is holding a series of workshops with university representatives to discuss future campus design scenarios based on updated data and feedback.

In the News: Framework 3.0 Could Bring a More Community Feel

Amanda Hoffsis, Vice President of Planning, Architecture and Real Estate, spoke with Columbus Business First about Framework 3.0 and the shift in real estate mindset after the covid pandemic.

Framework 3.0 Overview and Next Steps Shared in November Board of Trustees Meeting

Planning, Architecture and Real Estate’s vice president Amanda Hoffsis provided an overview of Framework 3.0 and next steps regarding the university’s update to the planning vision.

In the News: Student Input Key to New Campus Master Plan

Ohio State News recently highlighted university efforts to engage the campus community on the development of a new campus master plan, Framework 3.0. Ohio State hosted multiple student engagement session on September 14 at several locations around the Columbus campus to gather feedback.

Suggestions included more parking closer to classes, more dining options with ethnic dishes and more outdoor seating areas where students can observe nature, among others.

Take the Campus Planning Survey Through Sept. 30

Update: The campus planning survey deadline has been extended thorugh October 2.

What do you love about Ohio State’s campus and what would you change? Now is your chance to provide feedback about the future of Ohio State. Help inform campus planning with an eye on creating inclusive spaces while adjusting to a post-COVID world. Participate in the online survey through September 30 and enter to win one of 10 $25 Amazon gift cards. 

Students: Add Your Voice to Campus Planning

Now is your chance to provide feedback about the future of Ohio State. We’re looking for feedback from you to inform campus planning with an eye on creating inclusive spaces while adjusting to a post-COVID world. Join Planning, Architecture and Real Estate (PARE) during one of the times listed below and help give students a voice.

City of Ohio State Podcast Episode 3: Campus Planning with Amanda Hoffsis

On Episode 3 of the "City of Ohio State" podcast, hear from Ohio State’s new vice president oflanning, Architecture and Real Estate (PARE) Amanda Hoffsis. The 15-minute podcast runs down the future of campus planning – from the 15TH+HIGH project and Framework 3.0 to the Innovation District. The City of Ohio State podcast is brought to you by Ohio State's Office of Administration and Planning.

In the News: Ohio State to spend $1.2M on 'Framework 3.0' campus development plan

Columbus Business First shared news on February 9 that Ohio State trustees this week were voting to approve spending $1.2 million to develop an update to the "Framework 2.0" master plan approved back in 2017, which resulted in the development of the west campus Innovation District and the University Square project at 15th and High.

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