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PROJECT SCOPE + OBJECTIVES
FUNCTIONALITY:
The capacity of an educational institution to accomplish its educational mission and goals through its operations and infrastructure is referred to as its functioning. When creating a space for an educational institution, factors to consider include purpose and function, safety, accessibility, flexibility, lighting, acoustics, technology, and sustainability.
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TYPES OF BUILDING:
Studio: A defined area in a building where creative activity, such as art, design, music, photography, cinema, or architecture, is produced.
Circulation: The regions within a building that allow for the flow of people and products are referred to as circulation spaces. Corridors, halls, stairwells, elevators, and other similar areas are included.
Restrooms: Restroom space is an important component of building design, and the design and functionality of restrooms may have a considerable influence on overall user experience and satisfaction. For instance, common room, kitchen, social space, and so on.
This circle is blocking the path and the main circulations, it doesn’t have any benefit forus, so I am going to remove it.
The side of stair is unnessary as its function just duplicated with the stair on the other side.
This is the studio which own the majority of the plan without any wall. The disadvantage is lack of privacy, some students may have difficulty finding a private space to work or relax. Second, lack of acoustical control. a big space can become quite noisy and reverberant, which can make it difficult to communicate or concentrate.
SPACE PLANNING ISSUES
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SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES RELATING TO THE INTENDED PURPOSE OF THE SPACE
FLEXIBILITY, SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORTS, ATMOSPHERE
NUMBER AND TYPE OF SPACES BASED ON WHAT’S TO BE DONE AND BY WHOM
Before I began revising the floor layout, I conducted extensive study. I’d want to concentrate on how people feel, what they recognise, how they really use the area, and how they share internal spaces. This is known as experience, and it is the most crucial aspect of interior design. 4 5 6
HOW BIG TO MAKE THE SPACE AFFECTS THE OVERALL SQUARE FOOTAGE
NUMBER AND TYPE OF FURNITURE ITEMS NEEDED TO PERFORM A TASK
ADDITIONAL SPACE SHOULD BE ALLOCATED FOR CIRCULATION PATHS
