intermixes shops and support program throughout the building
creates dynamic ad-hoc opportunities for huddle/touch down study spaces, display opportunities, and connections to outdoor spaces
supports an internal street of programming that opens into a central “square” of collaboration for trades-specific programming.
intermixes shops and support program throughout the building
creates dynamic ad-hoc opportunities for huddle/touch down study spaces, display opportunities, and connections to outdoor spaces
supports an internal street of programming that opens into a central “square” of collaboration for trades-specific programming.
consolidated lab modules provide maximum flexibility over time as programs grow and shrink with changing markets
separated classrooms provide ample acoustical separation between classroom and lab
perimeter tool crib offers hybrid shared/owned storage scenario
central specialty lab (prototyping) provides showcase opportunity for up & coming programs - could be considered incubator space for testing and retailing new programming.
Full module-based flexibility with potential to adapt and change and infill over time similar to the design constructs of a warehouse facility.
central support spine functions similar to a research facility, with the ability to access all lab modules and be as open or defined as desired.
central exhibit space provides area for gathering and showcasing work - supported by the visual showcasing capabilities of the lab corners.
A second level catwalk offers direct proximity of classrooms to lab spaces while creating a more focused classroom experience.
Central courtyard to allow permeation of light into the deep floor plate
Defined program-specific lab sections with direct access to owned tool cribs
Front-of house showcase lab that supports a day-1 program of prototyping but could support any future up-and-coming programs in the future
Micro-scale visibility towards campus along the north pedestrian mall with ability retail programs directly towards the campus.
Strong flexibility within the two-bar lab zones to allow for adaptability as programs grow and shrink over time
Central courtyard that supports a pedestrian flow to the green lawn while also displaying the work in the shop yards. This scheme offers connection while maintaining a safe separation.
Builds on corner connection to existing green space and offers option for a Trades Plaza to showcase current student projects and host events.
