The study establishes a university-wide space inventory system for the University of Guelph, Ontario which provides data about the utilization of available space. The inventory data establishes space requirements for instructional and related research needs, identifies amounts and location of space available for academic units needing interim space during early construction phases, and indicates rooms where investment in renovation produces highest utilization rate. The program procedure is--(1) inventory of all existing space on campus, (2) projection of instructional and related space needs to 1970, (3) evaluation of existing space utilization, (4) identification of projected teaching space needs, (5) criteria for upgrading present utilization, (6) recommendation for improvement of existing teaching stations, and (7) procedures for a continuing space management system. Each phase includes descriptions, definitions, procedures, data collection forms, and tables of collected data. The space inventory and management programs are designed for computer application. The appendices include the necessary information for a space inventory study, goals of the project, and facility recommendations. (HH)