Facilities Planning and Management
Facilities Management
The operations, upkeep, repair, and maintenance of the SU campusProject Management
The effective management of the University’s construction projects, establishing at the outset budget, schedule, and qualitative goals for each. All projects will have project managers, a central project management tracking and reporting system in process of development, and will be used for executive reporting and tracking.Project Development and Campus Planning
Preparing and undertaking project planning, and campus planning defining future growth and renewal options for University decisions about strategies for our facilities to keep pace with academic needs in the changing environment of downtown Boston. There will need to be a broad and concerted effort in the coming year to “blue sky” planning and the development of a mid-to-long term plan for Suffolk’s campus.Campus Planning
Suffolk University is undertaking a new Campus Master Plan as required by the City of Boston under Article 80. This master plan will address the growth and change of the university and propose strategies for campus development that accommodate the academic and student life needs of the university while at the same time promoting Suffolk as a good neighbor in the communities surrounding Suffolk’s campus.Overview of Projects
Under Construction
- 150 Tremont Café improvements
Pending
- Modern Theatre
- 20 Somerset
Recently Completed Projects
- Sawyer 12th floor
- 2nd floor Suffolk Mailroom
- 73 Tremont Ground Floor TV Studio for Department of Communications and Journalism
- 10 West Street: 274 bed Student Residence with ground floor restaurants
- Munce Conference Room renovation
- 73 Tremont Café, 2nd floor
- Archer C. Walsh Theatre: Phase 2 (front of stage renovations)
- One Beacon Street Classrooms: new furniture, general improvements
- Relocation of Sawyer Business School departments of Business Law and Accounting, and Suffolk University Media and Creative Services to 40 Court Street
- Renovations to 5th,12th, and 13th floors of 73 Tremont St. for University administration
- New England School of Art and Design: renovation and creation of two interior design studios
- Classroom Improvements, including media upgrades: Archer 185; Donahue 218a; Sawyer 135/138, 308, 423, 427, 429, 927
- Fenton and Ridgeway roof replacement
- Sargent Hall office additions to accommodate the Rappaport Institute
- Relocation of History, Philosophy, and Economics departments to One Bowdoin Square
- Renovation of 2nd and 7th floors of Sawyer building for a new ITS Help Desk and Walk-in Service Center, and administrative offices
- Renovation of 10th floor offices in Sawyer to include microbial remediation