Strategic Plans

  • Vermeulens Releases Q4-2017 Market Outlook

    Post date: 
    3-23-2018
    Dateline: 
    Boston

    Vermeulens has released its market outlook report for the fourth quarter of 2017. Key points include:

  • Purdue University Develops Discovery Park District

    Post date: 
    1-24-2018
    Dateline: 
    West Lafayette, Ind.

    Purdue University broke ground in January of 2018 on an $86 million apartment complex in West Lafayette, Ind.

  • Harvard University Creates Enterprise Research Campus and SEAS Complex

    Post date: 
    12-21-2017
    Dateline: 
    Boston

    Harvard University is planning to develop the 900,000-sf Enterprise Research Campus in the Allston district of Boston.

  • University of Notre Dame Opens Campus Crossroads

    Post date: 
    12-20-2017
    Dateline: 
    Notre Dame, Ind.

    The University of Notre Dame opened Campus Crossroads in fall of 2017 in Notre Dame, Ind.

  • Vermeulens Releases Q2-2017 Market Outlook

    Post date: 
    9-13-2017
    Dateline: 
    Boston

    Vermeulens has released its market outlook report for the second quarter of 2017. Key points include:

  • University System of New Hampshire Selects Sightlines for Facility Condition Assessment and Lifecycle Study

    Post date: 
    7-21-2017
    Dateline: 
    Guildford, Conn.

    The University System of New Hampshire has selected Sightlines to perform a comprehensive Facility Condition Assessment and lifecycle study of core buildings on th

  • Successful Planning of Interdisciplinary Science Facilities

    Think Big Picture Early On; Bricks-and-Mortar Decisions Can Wait
    Post date: 
    4-27-2016

    At the inception of a new interdisciplinary science building, bricks-and-mortar considerations must take a back seat to a big-picture view of issues related to organization, funding, governance, and the long-range vision of the institution. The resolution of these issues early on leads to projects that are more successful—not necessarily in terms of cost savings, but in the essential criterion of aligning a new facility with specific academic strengths and the broader institutional mission.

  • Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Expands and Renovates New Brunswick Campus

    Post date: 
    4-9-2016
    Dateline: 
    New Brunswick, N.J.

    Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital will begin construction in summer of 2016 on a 100,000-sf project in New Brunswick.

  • Developing a Five-Year Strategic Plan for Accelerated Growth

    Purdue Rapidly Expands College of Engineering to Meet National Goals
    Post date: 
    3-16-2016

    In order to increase capacity, improve student/faculty ratios, and boost space utilization by 150 percent, Purdue University’s College of Engineering developed a five-year strategic plan for increasing efficiency and space on the College’s main campus. The plan—which was driven by the need to meet the goal of a 30 percent growth in engineering faculty and staff, along with growth of graduate and undergraduate students—combines a mix of strategies including renovation, portfolio rebalancing, and new construction.

  • The "New Rutgers": A Troika of Facilities, Finance, and Research

    Newly Empowered Facilities Group Is Strategic Partner in Largest Higher Ed Restructuring in U.S. History
    Post date: 
    12-16-2015

    In the largest higher education restructuring in the nation’s history, the facilities group at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, was elevated to a leadership role, taking its place alongside the offices of finance and research as part of an administrative troika whose heads now report directly to the president. The strategic alignment among these three functions was instrumental in allowing Rutgers to meet a legislative mandate that saw the university grow to 27 million sf in 1,009 buildings with a $3.7 billion operating budget and five different campuses in less than a year.

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