SCS Building Committee

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SCS Building Committee
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The SCS Building Committee

• Members
• Guy Blelloch
• Randy Bryant
• Sharon Burks
• Peter Lee
• Jim Skees
• Manuela Veloso

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• Met weekly since October, 2004
• Discussed space needs, lab space, collaborative
  spaces, flexibility, classrooms, transparency,
  technology,
• Taken two surveys
• Online survey had 320 participants
• Visited over 30 buildings on 15 campuses
• Met with various people about their experience

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The Program
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Program Space (205K GSF)

• Undergraduate Core for SCS (18K NSF)
• 12K Classrooms/Cluster
• 5K Offices for teaching staff/TAs/UG Orgs.
• 1K Undergraduate lounge
• Research (97K NSF)
• 57K Offices
• 22K Project rooms (labs)
• 16K Common spaces
• 4K Auditorium possibly dual use
• Deans suite (3K NSF)
• Planetary Robotics (5K NSF)

Assuming 60 efficiency
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Space Breakdown
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Space Breakdown
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Open Issues

• Needs to be verified by architects
• Mix of project room sizes
• How much of project room allocation to put
  towards collaborative workspaces
• How much to put toward small machine rooms?
• Large machine room?
• Dual use of auditorium as classroom?
• Atrium/Lobby as NSF or GSF?

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Program Goals Site
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Program Goals Site
1. Indoor above grade Connection to NSH

• Our School is very integrated
• Maintain interactions
• Maintain space flexibility
• Maintain shared services

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Program Goals Site
1. Indoor above grade Connection to NSH
Survey found that the bridge between Wean and NSH
is the most important feature of NSH
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Program Goals Site
2. Easy Connection to the Cut
Good connection to UC and East Campus
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Program Goals Site
2. Easy Connection to the Cut
Improve access from other West Campus buildings
to East Campus
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Program Goals Site
2. Easy Connection to the Cut
Create a Pathway to Craig from East Campus
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Program Goals Site
2. Easy Connection to the Cut
Campus Tour
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Program Goals Site
3. Visitors entrance on Forbes
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Program Goals Site
3. Visitors entrance on Forbes
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Program Goals Site
4. Accessible Undergraduate core
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Dorms
U Center
4. Accessible Undergraduate core
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Classes ( of seats)
4. Accessible Undergraduate core
300
1150
190
200
860
310
110
540
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Program Goals Site
Research
4. Accessible Undergraduate core
Avoid too much traffic through research space
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Program Goals Site
5. Create a quad with greenspace(s)
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Program Goals Site
5. Create a quad with greenspace(s)
Lots of light and reasonable views
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Program Goals Site
6. Underground Parking
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Program Goals Building

• A building for people, not machines.

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Program Goals Building
1. Collaborative Workspaces
Cornell
UIUC
In research space
In teaching space
Open small group work areas
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Program Goals Building
Ohio State
1. Collaborative Workspaces
Open project areas
Bridges
Outdoor spaces
Cornell
Cafe
UIUC
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Program Goals Building
2. Natural Light
U. Washington
Atrium
Services
Student Offices
Labs
Faculty Offices
All people spaces have natural light
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Program Goals Building
2. Natural Light
Chicago
Ohio State
Chicago
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Program Goals Building
3. Transparency
Faculty offices
Library
classrooms
hallway
project area
From conference room
Work area
Needs to be carefully balanced with privacy.
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Program Goals Building

• Other Goals
• Support and display our culture
• Flexibility perhaps raised floor plenum
• Individual control of temperature
• Faculty on main hallways
• Support various forms of grouping
• Avoid ugly dropped ceilings

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Secondary secure hallway
Kitchen
Collaborative Workroom
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printer
Glass
main hallway
Glass
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Project Rooms
Support Staff
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Students, Research Staff, Visitors
Faculty