Facilities Planning and Management
Suffolk Facilities Planning and Management works diligently to create and maintain a comfortable, sustainable, and safe environment. We are committed to providing an effective living, learning, and working environment for our students, faculty and staff, neighbors, and visitors. We are responsible for managing daily operations, as well as implementing long-term capital investments to improve our facilities. Facilities Planning and Management also plays a key role in campus planning regarding university property and leased spaces. As part of the University’s commitment to sustainability, we engage in projects that make our facilities more efficient, thereby reducing environmental impact.
NESAD Exhibit at Rosalie Stahl Center, 73 Tremont
The artwork of seven NESAD faculty members and one student is currently on exhibit at the Rosalie Stahl Center, 73 Tremont Street. Faculty exhibitors are Paul Andrade, Harry Bartnick, Bebe Beard, Lydia Martin, Susan Nichter, Steve Novick, and Deborah Weisberg. Also included is the work of Fine Arts major Silvi Naci.
This exhibit showcases the artists’ work in a variety of mediums that explore a broad range of concepts. These visually striking works have been generously loaned by the artists for the enjoyment of the wider university community. The work will be on display throughout the 12th and 13th floors until July 30, 2012. Open weekdays from 9am-5pm.
See brochure for more details
Informational poster
73 Tremont Street
- Security Memo
- Visitor Managment System
- There are three conference spaces for gatherings: The Café, the 9th Floor Conference Room (opening March 2011), and the Amenities Conference Center. To view room availability and place a request, click here and login.
Modern Theatre
Suffolk’s new Modern Theatre has been integrated into the adjacent 10 West Residence Hall and includes a new student residential facility to accommodate 200 students and a cultural center with studio theater and gallery. Construction began in fall 2008 and the residence hall opened in September 2010. The theatre is expected to be completed in November 2010. The project features a complete and sensitive restoration of the historic Washington Street façade of the theatre.
Project Development and Campus Planning
Working with key stakeholders such as Suffolk University administrators, City officials, and neighborhood task forces to meet academic needs and foster community enhancement.
Areas include:
- capital and space planning,
- capital project definition and development,
- designer selection and design review.
Master Plan
- providing housing for 50 percent of the student population within the ten-year
term of the Plan; - improving the provision of student services through new or renovated facilities;
- a new location for the NESAD and other academic facility improvements;
- improved athletic facilities; and
- providing adequate space for other support programs such as the Law School Clinical Program.
Project Management
Overseeing a wide-range of University construction projects, including the establishment of the budget, schedule, and qualitative goals. 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.
Facilities Management
Responsible for the operations, maintenance, and repairs of the campus. Within Facilities Management are areas such as: cleaning, moving, mechanical work, plumbing, engineering, and carpentry.
To place a requests for repairs, event set-up, or other needs, please fill out a work order request.