Which of the following is NOT a division of the physical plant on campus?

• A. Athletic Training
• B. Maintenance
• C. Custodial
• D. Architecture

Answer: (D)

The key idea is understanding how a campus groups its facility-related work. The Physical Plant is the operations side that keeps buildings and grounds running day to day. Within it, you typically find units like maintenance, which handles repairs and building systems, and custodial, which takes care of cleaning and upkeep. Architecture, by contrast, is concerned with designing buildings, planning spaces, and overseeing construction—functions usually housed in a planning/design or architecture office rather than in ongoing facilities maintenance. Because of that design and planning focus, architecture does not belong as a division within the Physical Plant.