Future Planning
Creating a sustainable campus that forges strong community ties, paving the way for learning and innovation
Campus Planning and Management Unit (CPM) plays a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable and livable campus environment. Its core functions encompass effective space allocation, space utilization analysis, and the development of strategic plans to optimize campus resources. This fosters a sense of community, promotes well-being, and supports the university’s mission in a resource-conscious manner.
Designing a Blueprint for a Sustainable and Dynamic Campus for Living, Learning, Working, and Discovery
Find Out MoreRobust inventory and active tracking to optimise space planning across the three campuses—Kent Ridge, Bukit Timah, and Outram
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With a community of over fifty thousand individuals at NUS, including students, faculty, staff, and alumni, the university must align space supply with demand to ensure equitable distribution of spaces
Space optimisation involves utilizing multi-dimensional space use and shared resources as primary strategies to appropriately size facilities and maximise space usage for achieving optimal density
Annual space review is essential to assess space utilisation in relation to supply and demand, enabling informed decisions making on space use and planning
Space Use policies and planning guidelines, along with campus master plan strategies for optimal land use, ensuring the protection of the University’s valuable resources
Leveraging on technology to streamline land and space governance, and support data-driven decisions-making
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Campus data provides crucial insights into our campus growth and resources
Efficient management of the University’s space inventory relies on effective space management tools, which aid in space allocation, personnel assignment, occupancy tracking, and optimisation of space utilisation
This dashboard provides a detailed overview of key metrics related to space use and utilization over the year. It ensures data transparency and accuracy serving as a record of our space inventory to improve utilization
– Winston Churchill
Interesting facts and figures about NUS campuses
Fort Canning Hills
NUS green spaces is almost equivalent to 5 Fort Canning Hills
National Monument Buildings
NUS has 6 national monument buildings in Bukit Timah Campus
Singapore Indoor Stadiums
NUS has a built-up areas of 1.6million sqm that is almost equivalent to 30 Singapore Indoor Stadiums
Outposts of Kent Ridge
Pt 270 located in NUS was a strategic World War II lookout post over Southwestern Singapore used during the Battle of Pasir Panjang
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