A COMPUTERIZED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING THE PHYSICAL FACILITIES REQUIREMENTS OF A LARGE UNIVERSITY WAS DEVELOPED. THE RESEARCH INCLUDED THE DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION, AND TESTING OF SYSTEMS FOR (1) CLASSIFYING SPACE, (2) MAINTAINING A PERPETUAL SPACE INVENTORY, (3) CONDUCTING ROOM UTILIZATION STUDIES, (4) PROJECTING STUDENTS BY A SET OF DEFINED MEASURES, (5) PROJECTING STAFF AND THEIR SPACE NEEDS, AND (6) INTEGRATING THE STRUCTURED INPUT DATA, AND (7) PROJECTING FUTURE PHYSICAL FACILITIES REQUIREMENTS. EACH SYSTEM WAS IMPLEMENTED AND TESTED BY DIRECT APPLICATION TO THE INSTITUTIONAL NEEDS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. IN THE REPORT OF THE METHODOLOGY, THE DIMENSIONS INHERENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SPACE PROGRAM, THE REQUIRED DATA SYSTEMS, AND THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SYSTEMS FOR PROJECTING SPACE REQUIREMENTS WERE DISCUSSED. CONTAINED IN THE APPENDIXES WERE CODE LISTS, DATA REPORTS, DETAILED GUIDES, FLOWCHART REPRESENTATIONS OF THE SYSTEMS, AND SUPPORTIVE INFORMATION PERTINENT TO SPACE MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING. (GD)