Land is wasted all over the world. Examples of wasted land are dumps and deserted buildings. Over at CSUN a majority of the land is used correctly and not wasted. I consider parking lots wasted space because all you can do with is is park your cars. At CSUN they use their land wisely and have parking structures that have a nice design to them. Parking structures take away the acres of pored asphalt and make it into a small multilevel parking lot.

The CSUN bookstore is not a wast of land for multiple reasons. The whole building is not just a bookstore. Its also has 3 dining locations a mini market, copy center, offices, sit down places, and 2 beverage locations. This whole building has something for everyone and is there for not a wast of land.

The CSUN orange grove is the not a wasted space at all. This is nature and its like a mini forrest. This is where you can relax and do homework while animals and wildlife can live and rome freely. If you are stressed out by a test the pond is a nice place to relax and just watch the ducks. The pond is secluded and if you didn't take time to walk though it you would have never know there was a pond. A majority of the campus never walks through this forest which makes this area peaceful and quiet.While you are here you don't feel like you are on campus which makes all your school stresses go away. 

The SCUN library is another example of not wasted space. Students go here to study, do homework, relax, read, hang out, and so on. The library lawn in front can be used for outdoor events and is used for the graduation seating. This space is used properly and is a good example of how space should be used.