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“Town Hall Meeting”ROOM 201

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Renovation proposals for Richardson Memorial Hall will be presented. All Students, Faculty and Staff are welcome to attend and fill out comment sheets!! Monday, 1/25, 12-12:45pm, Rm 201.

RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership

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1908-1963 MEDICAL SCHOOL OCCUPIES RMH

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1908 Richardson Memorial Hall built for Medical School

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The building is named for Dr. Tobias G. Richardson, Dean of the Medical Department from 1865-1885.


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ARTS & SCIENCES

1964 Architecture School shares RMH

BUILDING TIME LINE

Freshmen studios occupy room 401, while the remainder of the architecture school stays next door at Stanley Thomas Hall. RMH is shared with various other departments during this transition period.


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1972 - PRESENT ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL OCCUPIES RMH

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1972 Architecture School officially moves in to RMH

BUILDING TIME LINE

ARTS & SCIENCES

Louis Kahn gives inaugural lecture to architecture students in former anatomical theater.


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ARTS & SCIENCES

1986 RENOVATION following fire in Amphitheater

Attic space renovated for fifth floor studios.Fourth and fifth levels connected with skylight.Third floor administration entrance created.


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1999 RENOVATION

1995 RENOVATION

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ARTS & SCIENCES

Slide library Special Projects room

Fire safety improvementsUpgrade of room 204


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2001 RENOVATION

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ARTS & SCIENCES

Central HVAC on fourth and fifth floors.New studio furnishings


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ARTS & SCIENCES

2010 RENOVATION

Dean Schwartz commissions current design of new computer labs, teaching spaces and faculty corridor.


EXISTING GROUND FLOOR

EXISTING 4TH FLOOR

EXISTING COMPUTER LAB WITH NON-COMPLIANT BUILDING EGRESS TO BE RELOCATED

EXISTING OFFICES, TEACHING SPACE AND CITY CENTER TO BE RELOCATED

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ROOM 404

RM 405

RM 101

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CAFETERIACOMPUTER LAB

TCC RM 405 OFFICE OOTCC

objectives1 RELOCATE COMPUTER LAB TO STUDIO LEVEL


...integrate computer lab into studios

...foster studio culture and stimulate learning environment

...provide a more secure computer lab

...improve quality of lab space


...integrate computer lab into studios

...foster studio culture and stimulate learning environment

...provide a more secure computer lab

...improve quality of lab space

2 RELOCATE 4TH FLOOR OFFICES TO GROUND LEVEL

objectives

2 RELOCATE 4TH FLOOR OFFICES TO GROUND LEVEL...create a centralized faculty corridor...encourage discourse between faculty and student visitors...connect new faculty corridor with building circulation

1 RELOCATE COMPUTER LAB TO STUDIO LEVEL...integrate computer lab into studios...foster studio culture and stimulate learning environment...provide a more secure computer lab...improve quality of lab space

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3 PROVIDE NEW TEACHING SPACES ON 4TH FLOOR


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3 PROVIDE NEW TEACHING SPACES ON 4TH FLOOR...create flexible classrooms...enhance central hallway as teaching space...reclaim building core as public zone



16 JANUARY 2010RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership EXISTING GROUND FLOOR

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RM 101 CAFETERIACOMPUTER LAB

16 JANUARY 2010RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR EXTENSION

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NEW EXIT DOORSIX NEW OFFICES

NEW FLOOR AND WALL SURFACE TO CONNECT

FACULTY HALL / DISPLAY

WIDENED CORRIDOR TOCELEBRATE NATURAL

LIGHT AND VIEW

LOUNGE AREA

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RM 101 CAFETERIA

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RM 101 CAFETERIA

16 JANUARY 2010RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership

NEW EXIT DOORSIX NEW OFFICES

NEW FLOOR AND WALL SURFACE TO CONNECT

FACULTY HALL / DISPLAY

WIDENED CORRIDOR TOCELEBRATE NATURAL

LIGHT AND VIEW

FACULTY LOUNGE AREA

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CODE COMPLIANT EGRESSSIX NEW FACULTY OFFICESCONTINUOUS GALLERY WALL ALONG OFFICESLIGHT AND VIEW AT CORRIDOR’S ENDFACULTY LOUNGE AREAREUSE EXISTING OPENING FOR NEW DOORFOCUS ON NEW LAYER, AWAY FROM CEILING DUCTSNEW SURFACE ALLOWS FOR CONDUITS FOR LIGHTING AND INTEGRATED SIGNAGE

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR EXTENSION

IN INITIAL PLANNING STUDIES, 6 SCHEMES FOR LABS AND CLASSROOMS WERE EXPLORED ...

RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership EXISTING FOURTH FLOOR

STUDIOSTUDIO

ROOM 404

RM 405 OFFICE OOTCC


PROSLABS INTEGRATED WITH STUDIOSBI-SYMMETRICAL VOLUMES IN SPIRIT OF RMHMAXIMUM GAINED CRIT SPACES

CONSSTUDIO ACCESS ONLY THROUGH LABS, NO SECURITYDOUBLE WIRING FOR TWO LABSCIRCULATION DIVIDES LABS INTO PODS30 STUDIO DESKS LOST

SCHEME 1 : CLOSE TWINS

SCHEME 1 UNIT PROGRAM SF NEW SF EXISTG SF GAIN/LOSS

311 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 303 nsf 1,212 sf 776 sf + 436 sf 303 nsf x 4 pods 32 work stations 26 work stations + 6 work stations

732 gsf per lab including center aisle

1,025 gsfCRIT SPACES 993 nsf 993 sf 315 sf RM 405 + 678 sf

STUDIO SPACE 2,372 sf per studio 4,744 sf 6,210 sf - 1,466 sf - 30 studio desks

COMPUTER LAB 1 606 nsf, 16 work stationscirculation btwn two pods

COMPUTER LAB 2 606 nsf, 16 work stationscirculation btwn two pods

CLASSRMS/ CRIT SPACE993 nsf

16 JANUARY 2010RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership SCHEME 2 : DISTANT TWINS

COMPUTER LAB 1 496 nsf, 24 work stations



PROSLABS INTEGRATED WITH STUDIOSBI-SYMMETRICAL VOLUMES IN SPIRIT OF RMHMAXIMUM GAINED WORK STATIONS AND CRIT SPACESSECURE LOCATION OF LABS WITHIN STUDIOS

CONSMINIMAL PRESENCE OF LAB DESIGNDOUBLE WIRING FOR TWO LABS30 STUDIO DESKS LOST


523 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 496 nsf 992 sf 776 sf + 216 sf 48 work stations 26 work stations + 22 work stations



16 JANUARY 2010RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership SCHEME 3 : SINGLE LOADED

COMPUTER LAB 1 1,131 nsf, 40 work stations


PROSLABS INTEGRATED WITH STUDIOSSINGLE WING OF WIRINGMAXIMUM GAINED CRIT SPACESMAXIMUM INTEGRATION OF LAB TO STUDIO

CONSWINDOW WALL OBSTRUCTEDDISRUPTED STUDIO CONFIGURATION39 STUDIO DESKS LOST


1,179 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 1,131 nsf 1,131 sf 776 sf + 355 sf 40 work stations 26 work stations + 14 work stations


STUDIO SPACE 1,926 sf + 3,105 5,162 sf 6,210 sf - 1,179 sf - 39 studio desks

16 JANUARY 2010RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership SCHEME 4 : SPLIT SIBLINGS




PROSLABS INTEGRATED WITHIN STUDIOSAXIAL VOLUMES DIAGONALLY LINKED BY CORRIDORMAXIMUM GAINED CRIT SPACESSECURE LOCATION OF LABS WITHIN STUDIOS

CONSDOUBLE WIRING FOR TWO LABSDISRUPTIVE STUDIO CONFIGURATION36 STUDIO DESKS LOST


486 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 463 nsf x 2 926 sf 776 sf + 150 sf 32 work stations 26 work stations + 6 work stations


STUDIO SPACE 2,618 sf per studio 5,236 sf 6,210 sf - 974 sf - 36 studio desks

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PROS2 TYPES OF LABS - CENTRAL AND STUDIO LABSHARED WIRING FOR LABS w/ADJACENCY TO ROUTERVISIBILITY OF COMPUTER LABGAINED CRIT SPACEACTIVATION OF CENTRAL SPACE

CONSDISRUPTIVE STUDIO CONFIGURATION18 STUDIO DESKS LOST

SCHEME 5A UNIT PROGRAM SF NEW SF EXISTG SF GAIN/LOSS

511 gsf + 486 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 491 nsf + 463 nsf 954 sf 776 sf + 178 sf 48 work stations 26 work stations + 22 work stations

513 gsfCRIT SPACES 493 nsf 493 sf 315 sf RM 405 + 178 sf

STUDIO SPACE 2,618 sf + 3,105 sf 5,723 sf 6,210 sf - 387 sf - 18 studio desks

COMPUTER LAB 1491 nsf, 24 work stations


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SCHEME 5B : SECOND COUSINS


CLASSRM/ CRIT SPACE 1214 nsf

PROS2 TYPES OF LABS - CENTRAL AND STUDIO LABVISIBILITY OF COMPUTER LABGAINED CRIT SPACEACTIVATION OF CENTRAL SPACE

CONSDISRUPTIVE STUDIO CONFIGURATION18 STUDIO DESKS LOSTSMALL CRIT SPACES

SCHEME 5B UNIT PROGRAM SF NEW SF EXISTG SF GAIN/LOSS

570 gsf + 486 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 552 nsf + 463 nsf 1,015 sf 776 sf + 239 sf 48 work stations 26 work stations + 22 work stations

229 gsf x 2CRIT SPACES 214 nsf x 2 428 sf 315 sf RM 405 + 113 sf

STUDIO SPACE 2,618 sf + 3,105 sf 5,723 sf 6,210 sf - 387 sf - 18 studio desks


CLASSRM/ CRIT SPACE 2214 nsf


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SCHEME 6 : CENTER SINGLE

FLEXIBLE CRIT SPACE +/- 650 nsf

PROSCENTRAL COMPUTER LABACTIVATION OF CENTRAL SPACEVISIBILITY OF COMPUTER LAB with DONOR POTENTIAL NO DISRUPTION OF STUDIOSMINIMUM AMOUNT OF CONSTRUCTIONFLEXIBLE CRIT SPACESPOTENTIAL GALLERY / EXHIBITION HALL

CONSENCLOSED CLASSROOM SPACE LOSTNO DIRECT INTEGRATION WITH STUDIOS


804 gsfCOMPUTER LAB 767 nsf 767 sf 776 sf - 9 sf 36 work stations 26 work stations + 10 work stations

CRIT SPACES flexible flexible 315 sf RM 405 N/A

STUDIO SPACE 3,105 sf x 2 6,210 sf 6,210 sf NO CHANGE


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AFTER A CLIENT MEETING WITH DEAN SCHWARTZ, 3 LAB + 3 CORE CONFIGURATIONS WERE IDENTIFIED...

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SCHEME 3

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PROSACTIVATION OF CENTRAL CORE WITH LABSINGLE LAB WITH DONOR POTENTIALVISIBILITY OF NEW LAB FROM EXTERIOR NO DISRUPTION OF STUDIOSMINIMUM CONSTRUCTION WITH FOCUSED DESIGNDEFINED REVIEW SPACE IN HALLWAYPOTENTIAL GALLERY / EXHIBITION SPACE

CONSENCLOSED CLASSROOM SPACE LOSTNO DIRECT INTEGRATION WITH STUDIOS


804 gsfCOMPUTER LAB 767 nsf 767 sf 776 sf - 9 sf 36 work stations 26 work stations +10 work stations CRIT SPACE flexible flexible 315 sf RM 405 N/A

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FLEXIBLE REVIEW SPACE +/- 650 nsf


COMPUTER LAB 1 24 work stations (496 nsf)


LAB SCHEME 2


523 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 496 nsf 992 sf 776 sf + 216 sf 48 work stations 26 work stations + 22 work stations



PROSSECURE LABS INTEGRATED WITHIN STUDIOSMAXIMUM TEACHING SPACES GAINED IN CORE


LAB SCHEME 2



20 JANUARY 2010 RESOURCES MEETINGRICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership LAB SCHEME 1


COMPUTER LAB 216 work stations (413 nsf)


486 gsfCOMPUTER LABS 413 nsf x 2 826 sf 776 sf + 50 sf 32 work stations 26 work stations + 6 work stations

STUDIO SPACE 2,671 sf per studio 5,342 sf 6,210 sf - 868 sf - 30 studio desks

PROSSECURE LABS INTEGRATED WITHIN STUDIOSMAXIMUM TEACHING SPACES GAINED IN CORE


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20 JANUARY 2010 RESOURCES MEETINGRICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership CORE SCHEME a

20-SEAT CLASSRM (271 nsf)


14-SEAT SEMINAR (271 nsf)


REVIEW / EXHIBITIONflexible (324 nsf)

CORE SCHEME a





14-SEAT SEMINAR (271 nsf)

SCHEME a UNIT PROGRAM SF NEW SF EXISTG SF GAIN/LOSS

CLASSROOM 1 284 gsf x 2 271 nsf x 2 542 sf 315 sf RM 405 + 780 sfCLASSROOM 2 578 gsf 553 nsf 553 sf

REVIEW / EXHIBIT 324 nsf 324 sf 162 sf + 162 sf

CORE SCHEME a

PROSMAXIMUM TEACHING SPACES GAINEDDEFINED REVIEW / EXHIBITION SPACE IN HALL

CONSCOMPUTER LABS IN STUDIO SPACESTUDIO DESKS LOST



CORE SCHEME b


REVIEW / EXHIBIT SPACE(279 nsf)


CORE SCHEME b





CORE SCHEME b

SCHEME a UNIT PROGRAM SF NEW SF EXISTG SF GAIN/LOSS

LARGE CLASSROOM 725 gsf 687 nsf 687 sf 315 sf RM 405 + 372 sf

REVIEW / EXHIBIT 279 nsf x 2 558 sf 162 sf + 396 sf

PROSMAXIMUM TEACHING SPACES GAINEDOPEN REVIEW / EXHIBIT SPACES AT STAIR AXIS



35-SEAT CLASSRM(492 nsf)


CORE SCHEME c


EXHIBITION HALLflexible (418 nsf)

CORE SCHEME c



CORE SCHEME c



SCHEME C UNIT PROGRAM SF NEW SF EXISTG SF GAIN/LOSS

CLASSROOMS 512 gsf x 2 492 nsf x 2 984 sf 315 sf RM 405 + 669 sf

EXHIBIT HALL 418 nsf 418 sf 162 sf + 256 sf

PROSMAXIMUM TEACHING SPACES GAINEDCENTRAL EXHIBITION SPACE


POTENTIAL CORE + LAB COMBINATIONS ...



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COMBINATION : 1-c



20 JANUARY 2010 RESOURCES MEETINGRICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDYKEILLINpartnership COMBINATION : 2-b






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FLEXIBLE REVIEW SPACE +/- 650 nsf

COMMENT SHEET

S C H E M E S

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LAB 1

LAB 2

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CORE C

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KEILLINpartnership RICHARDSON MEMORIAL HALL PRELIMINARY PROGRAM STUDY

C O M M E N T S + S U G G E S T I O N S

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