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»Space Enhancement Request
A request to redesign existing space or change in use of space. Involves construction
and/or permitting.
A Space Enhancement request is required for any alteration/remodel to a physical space
and any visual change to the university’s interior/exterior appearance. Campus Planning
and Design is responsible for determining if the request meets the general design
and programming intent of that space. In collaboration with Facilities Management,
CP&D also ensures the proposed solutions meet university standards.
A request for maintenance, repair or replacement in kind.
A Facilities Work Request is required for in-kind replacement of existing conditions,
or design remain unchanged (e.g: repairing same color, replacing carpet in kind, signage
replacement matching existing, HVAC or electrical issues, etc.).
Space Enhancement Request
A Space Enhancement request is required for any alteration/remodel to a physical space and any visual change to the university’s interior/exterior appearance. Campus Planning and Design is responsible for determining if the request meets the general design and programming intent of that space. In collaboration with Facilities Management, CP&D also ensures the proposed solutions meet university standards.
Facilities Work Request
A Facilities Work Request is required for in-kind replacement of existing conditions, or design remain unchanged (e.g: repairing same color, replacing carpet in kind, signage replacement matching existing, HVAC or electrical issues, etc.).
The Office of Campus Planning and Design (CP&D) collaborates with others as appropriate
and necessary on the design, review and approvals of buildings, interiors, signage,
accessibility, public art, sustainability and landscape design, and monitors the integration
of the design elements into a cohesive end result. CP&D seeks to realize distinctive
architecture with a strong identity tied to site, program, user experience, and project-specific
design goals and intent.
If you have questions or experience problems submitting a Space Enhancement request
online, email Campus Planning at campusplanning@chapman.edu.