Leadership
Controls Finance and Administration
Controls Finance and Administration (CFA) is Facilities Planning and Management’s resource for people, tools, and systems.
Real Estate & Asset Management
Real Estate and Asset Management serves the USC community by providing Master Planning, Development and Entitlement support.
University Architect
The University Architect, Jon Soffa, AIA, actively collaborates with stakeholders to further the University’s goals for all campuses facilities and areas.
Capital Construction Development
In addition to managing the projects that keep the University’s facilities code-compliant, up-to-date, and sustainable, CCD is your one source to bring your teaching/learning/working/being space vision to reality.
Facilities Management Services
Facilities Management Services (FMS) is responsible for the day-to-day operation, repair, and maintenance of USC’s buildings, infrastructure, and grounds on the University Park and Health Sciences campuses, the Wrigley Institute on Catalina Island, and various leased spaces.
FPM Sustainability
Mailing and Material Management Services
Customer Resource Center
The University Architect, Jon Soffa, AIA, actively collaborates with stakeholders to further the University’s goals for all campuses facilities and areas. The office of the University Architects provides stewardship of the University’s aesthetics, historic resources, and sustainability conscience for our campus development. Enabling possibilities, honoring the past, and engaging realities of today to provide the best-in-class facilities and environments in support of USC’s central mission “the development of human beings and society as a whole through the cultivation and enrichment of the human mind and spirit.”
Determining land use, hardscape/landscape features, campus circulation, and site selection for new projects.
Preserving historical resources and observing regulatory requirements and other related guidelines.
Facilitating the translation of functional program needs into design concepts.
Establishing design standards, facility sustainability guidelines, signage standards, and criteria for architect team selection.
Childs Way Looking West to Tutor Campus Center. Courtesy of AC Martin Partners, circa 2006
Hecuba Queen of Troy. Artist: Christopher Slatoff, Photo Courtesy of USC/Gus Ruelas circa 2017
Courtesy of HGA Architects circa 2015. 1. Mudd Hall of Philosophy Looking West. 2.Statue at Bovard Administration Building. 3. Chimney at Gwynn Wilson Student Union.
Courtesy of HGA Architects circa 2015. 1. International Plaza Looking South to Steven and Kathryn Sample Hall. 2. International Plaza Looking North to Bovard Administration Building. 3. Detail Relief at Gwynn Wilson Student Union.
Even seemingly minuscule changes can impact the movement of life in this multi-modal world. USC is constantly looking forward and planning to maximize the safety and efficiency of travel throughout our campuses.
USC Michelson Hall
Envisioning and creating environments to maximize the ways in which they support the intended use.
Stevens Hall
The University of Southern California Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This is the area roughly bounded by W. Jefferson & W. Exposition Blvds., S. Figueroa St. & McClintock Ave.
Effective signage is essential. USC signage is thoroughly assessed and adheres to strict policy guidelines.
Sustainability is inherent to our work.
Controls, Finance & Administration
Mailing & Material Management Services
