Well-being through physical spaces
Well-designed spaces have the ability to positively impact mood, social connectedness, and learning. We work with a variety of partners to enhance the physical spaces on campus to support well-being.
Learn how to enhance well-being through the design of new or existing physical spaces:
For more background on this award-winning initiative, please read:
The Global Student Centre (GSC) is an example of a well-designed space that supports student well-being by fostering inclusivity, social connectedness, and community at SFU.
Examples of Spaces Developed for Well-being:
“It’s brighter, cleaner and makes me feel happier and better able to study effectively”
- SFU Student
“Spaces like these encourage me to spend more time at school and socialize here”
– SFU Student
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The following spaces have been developed at SFU with well-being in mind:
- Student Union Building (SUB)
- Public lounges in the Academic Quadrangle, Applied Sciences Building, Blusson Hall, Maggie Benston Centre, Saywell Hall Atrium, Shrum K. building and South Science Building
- The Learning Hub (EDB 8620)
- Faculty of Health Sciences Student Lounge
- Dining Hall and Residence and Housing Expansion
- Lounge spaces and the Wellness Studio at SFU Vancouver
- SFU Burnaby 2065 Campus Master Plan
