Showing posts with label Week-2-CS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week-2-CS. Show all posts
8.16.2007
Program Sheet
Here is a more completed program wit some insight to my thoughts.... I am sure that I continue to modify this program as next week unfolds and i get a bit more detailed in the 'back of house' areas (mechanical, fire riser room, storage, janitorial, etc.)
8.15.2007
bubble diagrams
some diagrams showing relationships.... spreadsheet program to be posted tomorrow night.Design Program
facility that houses the intensive part of a distance learning program the client wants:
* It should be located in the vicinity of the Boston Architectural College to allow for easy access to support functions (Library, IT, etc.)
* The facility will offer living quarters for 24 students
* Three class rooms for up to 14 students each
* A dining area
* Lounge areas
* Exhibit area
* A break room
* Computer lab
* Outdoor space (recreational/contemplative)
*The facility will be open to students 24 hours, scanning, printing and model making is possible on site. Desk work, lectures and critiques will happen in class rooms and the lounge area. The exhibit space shall be open at times to the larger community.
here is a quick post for late night thought... more later:
Dorms: 5,400 s.f. - occupying portions of two floors
4 personal rooms - 200 s.f. each with personal bathroom
4 semi-personal rooms - 300 s.f. each with a shared Jack-n-Jill bathroom
8 double occupancy rooms - 425 s.f. each with one standard restroom to be shared
Dinning Area: 600 s.f.
Lounge pods: 360 s.f. - dispersed throughout the facility
Exhibit Space: 800 s.f. - street level for high exposure to public (the students future clients)
Outdoor area: 600 s.f. - located both in courtyards as well as roof areas
Classrooms: 5,000 s.f. - varring size of space depending on if studio space or traditional classroom
Model Shop: 500 s.f. - models preparation in studio space is more productive and educational
Scanning Room: 500 s.f. - allowance for increase depending on desire for separate computer stations from the home campus???
Offices: 360 s.f. - internal room for staff
Program Building square footage between three (2 and a possible split level): 15,120 s.f.
Back of house areas: 35-40% 5,000 s.f.
Total Building Square Footage: 20,120 s.f.
* It should be located in the vicinity of the Boston Architectural College to allow for easy access to support functions (Library, IT, etc.)
* The facility will offer living quarters for 24 students
* Three class rooms for up to 14 students each
* A dining area
* Lounge areas
* Exhibit area
* A break room
* Computer lab
* Outdoor space (recreational/contemplative)
*The facility will be open to students 24 hours, scanning, printing and model making is possible on site. Desk work, lectures and critiques will happen in class rooms and the lounge area. The exhibit space shall be open at times to the larger community.
here is a quick post for late night thought... more later:
Dorms: 5,400 s.f. - occupying portions of two floors
4 personal rooms - 200 s.f. each with personal bathroom
4 semi-personal rooms - 300 s.f. each with a shared Jack-n-Jill bathroom
8 double occupancy rooms - 425 s.f. each with one standard restroom to be shared
Dinning Area: 600 s.f.
Lounge pods: 360 s.f. - dispersed throughout the facility
Exhibit Space: 800 s.f. - street level for high exposure to public (the students future clients)
Outdoor area: 600 s.f. - located both in courtyards as well as roof areas
Classrooms: 5,000 s.f. - varring size of space depending on if studio space or traditional classroom
Model Shop: 500 s.f. - models preparation in studio space is more productive and educational
Scanning Room: 500 s.f. - allowance for increase depending on desire for separate computer stations from the home campus???
Offices: 360 s.f. - internal room for staff
Program Building square footage between three (2 and a possible split level): 15,120 s.f.
Back of house areas: 35-40% 5,000 s.f.
Total Building Square Footage: 20,120 s.f.
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