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The Proposal: Campus Aerial View

Keele Hall

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Central Campus

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The Proposal: Campus Plan

Why are we building?Keele is growing and we need more bedrooms to be able to offer first years, finalists and post-gradates affordable accommodation on campus.

Following feedback from students the university has identified the need for a good mix of affordable accommodation available to students, not just expensive en-suites, but shared accommodation in a mix of accommodation types.

A study has been carried out by the university to determine the best sites available for development, where existing land is already available or existing halls have been mothballed due to their inferior standards for today’s market.

Although this scheme is predominantly for the construction of new accommodation on campus, the fact that the developments are on campus has not been ignored. It is intended that through the design of the buildings and associated landscaping that places will be created for all students, not just those who live on campus.

Parking is a major issue which requires addressing.

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What are we building?Demolition of circa 700 existing bedrooms.

Construction of circa 1500 new bedrooms.

Building a blocks containing cluster flats, terraces of 3-4 storey town-houses and studios across two sites – Horwood and Lindsay – with campus car parking also being developed at Barnes and Horwood.

The existing tower at Horwood will be replaced.

The new blocks will be laid out to create communities within the existing halls. The different buildings being developed will allow students to live somewhere they feel most at home, eg. close to the centre of campus at Horwood A&B or in a quieter setting like Lindsay.

Responding to the specific context and unique character of each of the existing halls.

Enhanced landscape and public realm will create a clear distinction between the academic core and the residential neighbourhoods.

The masterplan that has been developed by BDP has been integrated into the proposals with key routes dovetailing into the masterplan and providing future links between the two academic cores.

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1-3. Detailed study into townhouse façades,roof pitches and window treatment. Precedentspresented to illustrate suggested materiality andproportions. The same language is to be used acrosseach townhouse type with variations to distinguishbetween 3 and 4 –storeys in the gables and windowsurrounds.

4. Layouts of shared rooms developed.

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1. Horwood Tower and townhouse blocks set outfollowing confirmation of further building removal.

2. Townhouse elevation presented, demonstrated ina 5 townhouse block.

3. The Barnes car park layout had been developedto accommodate c. 155 spaces.

4. The artist’s sketch of the Horwood A&B’sinternal courtyard was presented and discussed.Opportunities for breaking out of the hub and usingthe space as an amphitheatre were well received.

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Prior to the planning submission, the final proposal was walked through with the university.

1. The lower ground floor of the tower willaccommodate a social hub/laundry space.

2. The en-suite townhouses have a staggeredfootplate to allow an efficient stair core. The 3Dsection demonstrates how this works.

3. The finalised elevations for each block have settledon a palette of materials and introduce brickworkdetailing to alleviate the mass.

4. An accessible studio was introduced to LindsayBlock X, following feedback from mobility impairedstudents during the consultation event.

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The client team ave been able to take a walk through the emerging 3D model, giving them a real feel for the buildings in context.

This has made a positive contribution to the briefing process, enabling clearer explanation of the emerging proposal and for the client team to respond to. They ave been able to discuss, practical issues such as; access, movement, servicing, maintenance as well as design issues such as massing and elevation treatment options, all in a live 3-dimensional environment.

Being able to visualise the proposals at such an early stage in their design as enabled the client to provide clear feedback on all of these issues which has enabled the process to be much less protracted than is sometimes the case.

At all stages we have produced illustrative material based on the emerging model which has also enabled the University hierarchy and interested consultees, such as the Parish Council and the local authority Strategic Planning Control Group, to understand the proposals and to provide clear, supportive feedback.

There are snapshots of the current model used for illustrative purposes within this document. It must be noted that these are sketches and do not represent photo-realistic interpretations of the proposed design. The building modelling is correct in each of these images and matches the plans sections and elevations submitted. However the landscape design elements of these images must be read in conjunction with the submitted landscape drawings, as the 3d ground-scape modelling within the images is still a little simplistic The submitted landscape drawings are the definitive plans.

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Horwood A&B : 3D Aerial View

Mass

• The massing to A&B is asymmetrical, and largelyfollows the topography of the site. Block A islower than Block B and the front of each block islower than the rear. The existing trees to the Northof the site mean that the blocks are nestled withinthe woodland at the top of the slope.

• The separate cluster volumes are differentiated bytheir changing parapet heights and brick colours.

• The massing of the South blocks is also expressedby the stepping of the facades, giving the Southelevation a presence.

• The two blocks line through with each other, giving a continuous horizontal feel and connection. Thisis further enhanced by the framing of the MainEntrance and link through to the Courtyard;expressing the structural brick piers from theaccommodation above within the space - to formareas within the Hub. The use of ceiling bulkheadsalso helps to express the building form above andconnects the two blocks.

Hub

• The Hub at Level 00 (shell space only beingprovided as part of the scheme) is designed tolink strongly with the Student Union and UnionSquare in the heart of the campus.

• The Hub breaks out both at the front of HorwoodA&B (South Elevation) to a pedestrian landscapedarea and to the rear into the communal courtyard.

En-Suite ClustersShared Facility ClustersSocial Hub

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1. Facing Brickwork - Staffordshire blue brindle effect2. Facing Brickwork - Contrasting light coloured 3. Recessed brickwork4. Recessed brick coursing5. Brick on edge coping6. Standing seam metal cladding7. PPC aluminium entrance doors8. PPC aluminium windows9. Louvred aluminium doors10. Glazed curtain walling11. Opaque curtain walling panel12. Opaque window panel

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Elevations

• Stepping the vertical planes of the elevations helps reduce impact of mass and gives the elevationsan ordered, layered feel.

• The majority of the the Hub at Level 00 to theSouth elevation is fully glazed curtain walling,providing an open and welcoming feel to the Huband giving passers by a view into Hub activity.

• The curtain walling also gives the Halls ahorizontal crisp base and visually connects bothblocks.

• Subtle differences in detailing give definition tothe front and back of the blocks, with a variationin ground floor treatment at Hub level.

• The crisp window surrounds sit back from the faceof the brickwork, sharing a common languagethrough the blocks and approach to detailing.

• The symmetry & proportion of the fenestrationto the South elevation above the Hub level andto the accommodation is set out to a regulargrid, reflecting its use. The grid also defines thestructure through the wider vertical brick piers thatdrop down between the bands of curtain walling,giving the façade a grander feel and groundingthe block plinth.

• The fenestration style reflects the architecture ofthe Chapel.

• By playing with the proportions on the Southelevation, the apparent heights of the verticalstrip style windows become visually smaller inheight as you go up the floors – similar to theclassic proportions of Georgian architecture.

• The fenestration of the courtyard organises thesame window type, as with the South elevation.However, it plays with different window heights inthe same way the fenestration style of the Chapeldoes. Using the same vertical style strip windowsof irregular length, but instead of organisingvertically and maintaining horizontal clear linesas the front South and rear North elevations, theyare set a repetitive rhythmic pattern. This createsa vertical feel rhythm, which is intermittentlybroken up with horizontal lines.

• Simple grouping of windows to rear elevation,creates an almost simplified classical proportion.

• The open plan nature of the Living / Kitchen areasis reflected in the treatment of the fenestration.

South West Corner:

• This corner was identified during the Urban Vision review as a strong and strategic corner in the Wayfinding around the campus.

• As such, the design of this corner has been carefully considered.

• The corner has full height glazing, responding tothe Hub glazing, which is framed by a canopy style projecting roof, aligning with the Main Entrance - giving it a visual connection and hierarchical relationship.

Horwood A&B : 3D Model Views/Sketeches

Courtyard within Horwood A&B

Horwood Block A - SW hub corner

Horwood A&B aerial view

Horwood A&B front elevation aerial view towards Horwood Tower and Townhouses

Horwood Tower & Townhouses, C-R : 3D Model Views

Horwood Tower and Townhouses from lower level of central car park

Horwood Tower and Townhouses aerial view

Horwood Tower looking up courtyard 1, blocks E-H

Horwood Tower behind Block P and Block L

Horwood Tower (C) : Aerial View

penthouse 2-bed flats and studios to top two floors

Tower Design

• Tower will be a key focal point in campus forwayfinding.

• Axis formed from the main pedestrian route androad from academic core

• The Tower sits at end of existing boulevard thatruns in front of Horwood A&B and landscaping toHorwood Townhouses create a strong visual linkfrom the south.

8 bed shared facility clusters

ground floor level laundry and social space

Lindsay : 3D Aerial View

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Lindsay Court

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Lindsay U-X : 3D Views

Lindsay from lower site - Block W / Block X / Block U

Lindsay X with Townhouse Block W to right

Lindsay X from Lindsay Lower site.

Lindsay Square and hub undercroft below Townhouse W with underpass below Block X

5.3 Development Setting In The Landscape

The concept design acknowledges the landscape characteristics of the different campus zones and responds positively to the building design, development pattern and immediate settings. Each building cluster has its own richly landscaped courtyard with a variety of themed gardens and settings designed to be appealing throughout the academic year.

The exterior spaces are linked to the accommodation blocks and designed to be fully accessible, aiming to promote ownership and a clear sense of identity. The landscape design encourages active lifestyles with jogging loops, fitness trails and integrated circuits. There is also a network of smaller, intimate gathering spaces designed for social interaction and informal use. These include recreation areas, study terraces, BBQ areas, outdoor dining terraces and smaller seating spaces.

The planting design includes over 350 trees ranging from semi-mature specimens to feathered trees. The larger scale species will include high canopy parkland trees to complement the diverse range of tree species at Keele. These will be sited along principal routes and vistas. Medium sized street trees and garden varieties will be introduced in restricted communal spaces along with fruit trees and species with special properties and biological interest. Some will promote the concept of ‘edible’ landscape while others will be selected for their educational or ecological value.

Wildlife areas will incorporate appropriate native species aiming to protect existing habitats and encourage new ones to be established. Within these areas lighting will be kept to a minimum and no lighting will be installed adjacent to retained woodland or replacement tree planting. Roosting and nesting boxes will be provided among existing trees. New planting will include a range of native, fruit, berry and nectar bearing plants. Where appropriate new hedgerows will be planted to reinforce wildlife links to existing woodland belts and grassland areas will incorporate a diversity of grass and herb species.

The site profile, shape and size give plenty of freedom to develop a layout that is exciting, dynamic and achieves the development and design brief requirements. The site benefits from a strong landform, mature tree groups and woodland. It is also close to the central hub area and connects areas that are further afield including the Science Hub. There are three new components to Horwood

• The existing Tower, (Horwood O), is to bedemolished and replace by a new, 10 storeytower, Horwood C hich has a slightly largerfootprint sitting on a level, hard landscape plinth.The tower has been designed to be viewed fromalong its main axis, but to sit below the tree line;

• Townhouse terraces (Blocks D – R) are clusteredin three sets across the contours of the parklandaround circulation routes and a new central staffand accessible parking court (circa 150no bays)which is arranged along terraces that can beused as a marketplace (craft fairs, street foodstalls, international themed events and farmermarkets); and finally

Horwood A&B: The two new blocks form a strong elevation along the new public realm linking the academic core to Horwood Halls. In the centre of the development is an intimate courtyard space that can be transformed into an outdoor performance space.

The development has been planned to nestle into the hillside with the building slabs set to integrate a complex set of parameters including accessibility, the existing woodland trees, highway edge and to minimise the need for external retaining structures that would sterilise the natural flow of hillside.

There are three main components of the design – the soft perimeter to the scheme that aims to integrate with the mature trees and pick up key pedestrian routes; the wide new civic frontage aligned with the axis to the new tower and enhancing the public realm and connections to the academic core and student union; and the central courtyard which can be transformed into an impressive outdoor performance space with full accessibility to the top and lower tiers.

Development Setting - Horwood A&B

Horwood A&B

Development Setting - Horwood Tower and Townhouses

Tower:The base of the Tower is an important meeting point that picks up key north/south and east/west connections across the campus. Level differences are carefully negotiated to maximise tree retention, cycle paths and safeguard direct accessible routes across the space. At the edge of the routes hard and soft landscape spaces provide seating and smaller meeting areas for students to mingle and enjoy the views across the parkland and into the adjacent landscaped courtyards.

Townhouses: The sheltered residential courtyards of Horwood are transformed into flowing grassland and meadow gardens that tell a story of the proximity to the countryside and the designed historic landscapes and gardens of Keele Hall. Our inspiration for the design has come from the campus setting and wider Staffordshire landscape, a textural and sensory space with particular attention to nuances of local character.

The planting design consists primarily of different types of grass and provides colour all year round, changing from blue and green in the summer to golden tones in the winter – a space of nuances that reflect the colours and tones of built and natural materials.

The play of colours within the enclosed courtyard gardens and the wavy shapes provide a distinct, varying and stimulating pattern all year around, particularly in views from rooms looking down upon the spaces.

In the northern most courtyards a mature group of Sycamore trees have been retained as a central feature. Split level building terraces have been designed to traverse the topography and integrate accessible routes where possible.

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Lindsay Accessible Accommodation Horwood Accessible Accommodation

Locations for 20 wheelchair accessible rooms have been identified within the proposal and are costed. These are, generally, created in the space of two standard shared facility bedrooms.

Each accessible room will include space for a large, accessible en-suite bathroom.

A number of rooms will be fully kitted out at hand over with a portion available for short notice adaptation. The numbers of each will be firmed up in the next stages.

Accessible rooms are located to be suitable for vehicular drop off, close to block entrance doors. However, they will not only be located at ground floor and will be spread among the general accommodation to avoid creating ghettos. The locations identified are as follows:

Horwood A & B - 10 accessible bedrooms, 2 per floor in a stack, each part of an 8 bed shared facility. The upper floor bedrooms will be ‘adaptable’ type and let as large en-suite beds if not adapted.

Lindsay Hall - 5 accessible bedrooms, 3 at block entrance level, 2 at an upper floor. One of the lower floor bedrooms is large enough to cope with any level of physical impairment and can be connected to an adjoining bedroom.

Horwood C - 1 potential accessible bedrooms is included in the tower as part of a 2 bed penthouse flat.

Horwood Townhouses - 4 accessible bedrooms, 2 per floor in a stack. The upper floor bedrooms are likely to be ‘adaptable’ type and let as large en-suite beds if not

Those clusters with an accessible bedroom will be capable of creating a split level kitchen space, suitable for the needs of a wheelchair users

4 x Accessible Bedrooms in both A&B Adjacent Carers Room Available. Total = 8

Accessible Town-house Bedroom Potentially for Visually Impaired Students. Total = 10

Accessible Bedrooms at level 2. Total = 2

Accessible Bedrooms at Level 1. Total = 2

Accessible Studio at Level 2. Total = 1

Accessible AccommodationProposed Locations

Accessible En-Suite Bedroom



Accessible En-Suite Bedroom Carer’s

RoomCarer’s Room

Carer’s Room

Carer’s Room

Adjoining Carer’s Room

(where applicable)

Accessible En-Suite Shower

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Accessible Bedroom

Typical Accessible Bedroom within shared clus-ters at Horwood A&B and Lindsay X

Accessible Bedrooms in Clusters with Carer Rooms

Horwood A&B - Accessible Bedrooms at L01 and adjacent carer’s room

Accessible Studio, LindsayTownhouse Accessible Bedrooms

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Accessible Bedroom

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Kitchen Living

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Shower Room

Shower Room

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Stair

Shower Room

Shower Room

Circulation

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Horwood Townhouse Block G - GA Plans

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Lindsay Block X : Level 02 Accessible Studio

Lindsay Block X : Level 02 Accessible Studio PlanHorwood Townhouses G, H & P Accessible bedroom at ground floor level

Accessible Accommodation

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