Lesson and exam planning
Coordinate moving phases with classes, exams, holidays and the availability of employees and suppliers.
Schools, colleges & universities
An educational move requires coordination between buildings, users and educational planning. VM360° brings these components together in a feasible approach.
Kurt Van Synghel connects management, education and research teams, facility, ICT and delivery partners. From an internal move during renovation to the commissioning of a new campus.
One planning for the teams involved
A holiday period can provide space for the move, but also mean fewer available employees or suppliers. Together we look at which time windows are realistic and which conditions need to be arranged in advance.
From classroom to campus
Coordinate moving phases with classes, exams, holidays and the availability of employees and suppliers.
Connect furniture, learning materials and zoning plans to the design of classrooms, auditoriums and shared spaces.
Include network, digital boards, projection and workplaces in the planning of the responsible IT teams.
Coordinate inventory, placement order, labelling and accessibility with the collection managers.
Coordinate equipment, facilities and specialist activities with users and technical partners.
Clear instructions for employees, pupils and students, with agreements about routes, access and signage.
From inventory to commissioning
Mapping users, premises, goods and critical time windows.
Read more →Align destinations, readiness, budget and suppliers with the education calendar.
Read more →Connect teams, monitor progress and discuss deviations in a timely manner.
Read more →Organise feedback from users and transfer remaining points to those responsible.
Read more →Moving while parts remain in use
During a phased renovation or internal move, lessons and research can continue in other zones. We coordinate routes, working hours and accessibility with the institution and the responsible services.
Employees receive practical moving instructions. The institution determines how pupils, students and other users are informed about changed rooms, access and routes.
Communication & moving instructions →Record destinations, labelling, packing tasks and contact persons per department.
Discuss work zones and transport movements with facility, prevention and implementing partners.
Share an up-to-date schedule and clear points of contact, even when agreements change.
Concrete for your project team
We tailor the guidance to the size of your institution and the available internal capacity. The client retains control over the decision-making process.
Ready to use?
We follow up the agreed checks on furniture, ICT, audiovisual equipment, access and other facilities with the responsible services. Outstanding conditions are submitted before the decision on commissioning.
Technical controls and specialist releases remain with the competent parties. VM360° connects their feedback with the move planning.
Specific environments
Collections require agreements about order, identification, destination and availability.
Libraries & archives →Equipment, utilities and planned controls are coordinated with users and specialists.
Laboratories & pharma →Workplaces, files and ICT are prepared for daily services.
Offices →That's one possibility. We weigh the education calendar against the availability of buildings, employees and suppliers, including time for checks and furnishings.
We are investigating with the institution what phasing is possible and what conditions apply. Routes, activities and communication are tailored accordingly.
Yes. We include the temporary destination, possible storage and the later relocation in the scope and planning.
The agreed executive or specialised partners take care of the physical and technical work. VM360° coordinates their tasks and planning with the institution.
We look at what preparation and project agreements are already available. On this basis we determine the necessary support and the scope of the assignment.
Prepare your educational project
Discuss with Kurt Van Synghel what preparation and coordination are required.
Arrange an introductory meeting →Your next step