Results are presented from a study conducted to assess the space needed for educational programs at Santa Fe Community College (SFCC). Introductory material presents a background to the establishment of SFCC following a 1983 voter referendum; outlines SFCC's mission and goals; and highlights the college's institutional organization. The following sections present a profile of the area to be served by SFCC and a projection of college enrollments. Next, SFCC's educational program areas and their objectives are presented, including pre-baccalaureate, career, developmental, community services, cultural enrichment, and student services programs. Then, estimates are provided of instructional space needs and utilization based on computer projections of space requirements for 1990 and 2000. Next, a detailed space analysis for SFCC facilities is presented, which includes guidelines relating to design and construction, detailed space specifications for proposed functional areas, and criteria applicable to each area. The following sections present criteria and requirements for the location of the SFCC campus, costs and methods of financing the construction of the college, and prospects for future expansion. Appendices include a list of occupational programs, demographic data for Santa Fe, and comments from the SFCC Board. (HB)