
Sasaki’s Custom DASHI Tool Explores Possibilities for a Growing Campus
Universities and large institutions use Dashi to track the implementation of their long-range institutional master plans.
Dashi is a digital platform that turns complex, siloed urban planning data into a collaborative decision-making environment, helping city changemakers plan for decarbonization, capital investment, and long-term sustainability.
A complex project takes years to realize, and is made up of many intricately linked steps. Dashi keeps track of the complex data, such as time, cost, and progress, for each step. It allows our design teams and clients to visualize this data in one place, prioritize and test different implementation pathways, and see the impact in real time. By delivering a project as “living data” through Dashi, rather than a static product, Dashi helps to track and implement projects with greater clarity, ease, and flexibility.Â
What makes Dashi unique is its combination of:
Dashi wasn’t built in a lab. It emerged from real-world planning work where decisions must be made amid complexity, urgency, and limited resources. Today, it’s supporting multimillion-dollar planning efforts—helping institutions cut through complexity and take bold, data-informed steps toward net-zero futures.
Learn more about how Dashi supports institutional master plans, decarbonization planning, and civic planning below:
Universities and large institutions use Dashi to track the implementation of their long-range institutional master plans.
Universities, large institutions, and other building portfolio owners use Dashi to plan for operational decarbonization and find the sweet spot between the time and cost of reaching decarbonization targets.
Park systems and downtown organizations use Dashi to prioritize and track the many projects that are part of their long-range master plans.
Learn more about our Data & Design Tools from the Sasaki Strategies team.