Campus Safety and Planning

Campus Building and Infrastructure Stewardship

The Campus Safety and Planning team members are proud to serve the campus community in support of the university's mission.

Construction and Renovation

Do you have a need to modify space to meet a new academic or business need? All requests for space modifications start by completing the Project Request Form.

Form pending. Please contact the Campus Safety and Planning for details about space modifications.

This form allows us to gather initial information on your request and begin the project development phase.

Building and Room Inventory

TAMIU is proud of its well-curated and managed campus facilities. The TAMIU built environment encompasses over 1,000,000 square feet, covering all types of spaces.

The floor plans are representative of the campus's general built condition and not necessarily the current building condition. Additionally, these plans do not show either the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Space Management Codes or the NACUBO function(s).

Additional information regarding TAMIU buildings may be obtained by contacting Campus Safety and Planning via email at Utilities@tamiu.edu or 956.326.3310.

Floor Plans

Room Change Request

Use this form when you need to schedule a move or change of function.  Properly completing this form allows our teams to schedule and complete moves in a timely manner and maintain our space use data as required by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

Room Change Request

Room Change Coding Resources

File: Functional Category Codes

File: Space Use Codes

File: TAMIU Degree Program CIPs

File: Administrative Function CIPs

The Space Management group of web pages describes the various types and forms of services provided by Campus Safety and Planning. A common theme to our work is one of stewardship - we strive to find solutions and alternatives that provide the best outcomes through exceptional results and advice. With a focus on continuous improvement, we use industry standards and best practices as our goal. We evaluate our performance and effectiveness based on customer input and comparisons to peer institutions.

Campus Safety and Planning carefully manages resources to meet service expectations and coordinate overall stewardship. These are our guiding stewardship principles:

• We are here to help advance the work and programs of TAMIU. Our contributions must bring value.
• Our long-term and daily stewardship plans must include safety for all campus users.
• Our commitment to stewardship begins with campus planning, extends through the creation of new space, the alteration of existing space, operational capacity, and through to the end of life for a building. Most of our building assets will live for 80+ years, so we want to build the right thing and provide the right care to provide the best future for the building.
• A well-managed capital renewal and modernization plan, combined with a well-managed operational program, can help control capital renewal expenditures.
• Respect for a Total Cost of Ownership philosophy will reduce operating and capital renewal costs over the life of an asset. This includes ongoing capital investment and adherence to planning and design standards.