Feasibility study analyzes safety and space needs in reengineering building, suggesting infrastructure improvements.
This study assessed the feasibility of reengineering the existing building at the Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology (NEUST) San Isidro Campus, located on Jose Abad Santos Avenue, San Isidro, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. The aim was to address the university’s growing space requirements, enhance safety, and integrate modern educational facilities. A comprehensive approach was used, including analysis of historical enrollment data, evaluation of current space utilization, and collection of feedback through surveys and interviews with students, faculty, and administrators. Statistical techniques were applied to forecast enrollment trends and perform a cost-benefit analysis to determine financial viability. The results indicated a notable increase in deteriorating classrooms, leading to overcrowding, decreased quality of education, and safety issues. The COVID-19 pandemic further limited maintenance activities, accelerating the decline of classroom conditions. The findings highlight the urgent need for regular maintenance, repair work, and long-term infrastructure planning. Constructing a new building emerged as a crucial solution to support academic growth, provide a safe and conducive learning environment, and align with NEUST’s institutional goals. The study offers strategic recommendations for optimizing space and improving campus facilities.
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