Campus Planning

Our campus planners look at the big picture to conceptualize and consider how we can best shape our built environment.

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Capital Strategies' physical and environmental planning (PEP) office is responsible for campus planning. Campus planning guides the future development of our built environment (buildings, open spaces, transportation and circulation, and infrastructure improvements) to maximize the efficient use of University property, and to keep the campus functioning effectively. Under the direction of the Campus Arhitect, PEP's functions include capital planning, space program development, obtaining project approvals, and navigating environmental regulations.

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Campus Planning Documents

Review documents, including the Long Range Development Plan, that provide a framework for the growth and development of the UC Berkeley campus.

Environmental Review

To determine whether environmental review in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) is necessary, major construction projects at UC Berkeley require review by our Physical and Environmental Planning team.

Capital Financial Plan

UC's system-wide capital program is driven by campuses’ academic and strategic plans. The CPF is updated annually and developed based on the near-term needs of each campus for buildings and physical infrastructure.

Committees: Planning, Design, and Finance

Learn about the Capital Planning Committee (CPC), the Design Review Committee (DRC), and Capital Projects Finance Committee (CPFC), three administrative committees that guide UC Berkeley capital project planning, design, and financing.

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Email:
capitalstrategies@berkeley.edu

Phone:
(510) 495-5786