University of Puerto Rico, Bayamón Master Plan
A path toward recovery following devastation.
Marvel was tasked by the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) to work on the development of a master plan for the recovery and improvements of the Bayamón campus. Through this master plan, the University of Puerto Rico is acting on the opportunity to rebuild the UPR Bayamón (UPRB) campus through the availability of funds allocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Nevertheless, these secured funds only allow the replacement and reconstruction of buildings back to pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing building footprint.


The passage of Hurricane María in 2017, caused the destruction of multiple buildings, some which remain unoccupied and in poor condition.
Through both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the existing facilities, along with space needs and utilization studies, Marvel presented an action plan procuring the relocation of existing academic programs into new key facilities as it became clear that replacing existing buildings back to pre-disaster design and function would not serve the current academic needs of the campus.
These circumstances prompted the university’s central administration to initiate a process that assesses the current needs of spaces and uses within the campus.
A path toward recovery following devastation.
Marvel was tasked by the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) to work on the development of a master plan for the recovery and improvements of the Bayamón campus. Through this master plan, the University of Puerto Rico is acting on the opportunity to rebuild the UPR Bayamón (UPRB) campus through the availability of funds allocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Nevertheless, these secured funds only allow the replacement and reconstruction of buildings back to pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing building footprint.


The passage of Hurricane María in 2017, caused the destruction of multiple buildings, some which remain unoccupied and in poor condition.

Through both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the existing facilities, along with space needs and utilization studies, Marvel presented an action plan procuring the relocation of existing academic programs into new key facilities as it became clear that replacing existing buildings back to pre-disaster design and function would not serve the current academic needs of the campus.

These circumstances prompted the university’s central administration to initiate a process that assesses the current needs of spaces and uses within the campus.


The plan became a vehicle to implement an overall transformation of the existing facilities, including infrastructure, open spaces, and mobility improvements.
University of Puerto Rico, Bayamón Master Plan
A path toward recovery following devastation.
Marvel was tasked by the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) to work on the development of a master plan for the recovery and improvements of the Bayamón campus. Through this master plan, the University of Puerto Rico is acting on the opportunity to rebuild the UPR Bayamón (UPRB) campus through the availability of funds allocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Nevertheless, these secured funds only allow the replacement and reconstruction of buildings back to pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing building footprint.


The passage of Hurricane María in 2017, caused the destruction of multiple buildings, some which remain unoccupied and in poor condition.
Through both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the existing facilities, along with space needs and utilization studies, Marvel presented an action plan procuring the relocation of existing academic programs into new key facilities as it became clear that replacing existing buildings back to pre-disaster design and function would not serve the current academic needs of the campus.
These circumstances prompted the university’s central administration to initiate a process that assesses the current needs of spaces and uses within the campus.
A path toward recovery following devastation.
Marvel was tasked by the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) to work on the development of a master plan for the recovery and improvements of the Bayamón campus. Through this master plan, the University of Puerto Rico is acting on the opportunity to rebuild the UPR Bayamón (UPRB) campus through the availability of funds allocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Nevertheless, these secured funds only allow the replacement and reconstruction of buildings back to pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing building footprint.


The passage of Hurricane María in 2017, caused the destruction of multiple buildings, some which remain unoccupied and in poor condition.

Through both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the existing facilities, along with space needs and utilization studies, Marvel presented an action plan procuring the relocation of existing academic programs into new key facilities as it became clear that replacing existing buildings back to pre-disaster design and function would not serve the current academic needs of the campus.

These circumstances prompted the university’s central administration to initiate a process that assesses the current needs of spaces and uses within the campus.


The plan became a vehicle to implement an overall transformation of the existing facilities, including infrastructure, open spaces, and mobility improvements.
University of Puerto Rico, Bayamón Master Plan
A path toward recovery following devastation.
Marvel was tasked by the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) to work on the development of a master plan for the recovery and improvements of the Bayamón campus. Through this master plan, the University of Puerto Rico is acting on the opportunity to rebuild the UPR Bayamón (UPRB) campus through the availability of funds allocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Nevertheless, these secured funds only allow the replacement and reconstruction of buildings back to pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing building footprint.


The passage of Hurricane María in 2017, caused the destruction of multiple buildings, some which remain unoccupied and in poor condition.
Through both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the existing facilities, along with space needs and utilization studies, Marvel presented an action plan procuring the relocation of existing academic programs into new key facilities as it became clear that replacing existing buildings back to pre-disaster design and function would not serve the current academic needs of the campus.
These circumstances prompted the university’s central administration to initiate a process that assesses the current needs of spaces and uses within the campus.
A path toward recovery following devastation.
Marvel was tasked by the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) to work on the development of a master plan for the recovery and improvements of the Bayamón campus. Through this master plan, the University of Puerto Rico is acting on the opportunity to rebuild the UPR Bayamón (UPRB) campus through the availability of funds allocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Nevertheless, these secured funds only allow the replacement and reconstruction of buildings back to pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing building footprint.


The passage of Hurricane María in 2017, caused the destruction of multiple buildings, some which remain unoccupied and in poor condition.

Through both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the existing facilities, along with space needs and utilization studies, Marvel presented an action plan procuring the relocation of existing academic programs into new key facilities as it became clear that replacing existing buildings back to pre-disaster design and function would not serve the current academic needs of the campus.

These circumstances prompted the university’s central administration to initiate a process that assesses the current needs of spaces and uses within the campus.

