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Graduate Student Housing
- 1. Graduate Student Housing Madison Burnham, Haley Vozzella, Abby Beyer
- 2. Location ● Across from the Masters Center on College Avenue ● Behind the small houses owned by the College
- 3. Specifications ● Include a daycare center ● Include LEED criteria ● Have a studio space
- 4. View from E. College Ave LEED - Bike Path A walking path already exists (denoted by red arrows), but a path to get down to College Ave. from the elevated path when using a bike would have to be created.
- 5. View from Brown Lot and Parking View from the main entrance on College Ave
- 6. View of Parking Lot We plan to add an additional row of parking to the right of the main parking lot (indicated by the arrow). This will add an extra 80 parking spots.
- 7. View from Brown Lot
- 8. View after crossing the walkway (Entrance)
- 9. View from the middle of the site (parking lot on the right)
- 10. View from the middle of the site (Looking at the parking lot ) View from the middle of the site (Parking lot on the left)
- 11. Site Measurements ≈174 ft ≈155 ft
- 12. Topography of the Site (480 ft) Topography Using Revit
- 13. Student Apartments at other schools
- 14. Our Graduate Student Housing
- 17. Second & Third Floor Layout
- 19. First Floor Layout Design Studio and Study Rooms Daycare
- 21. Study Area and Studio Space
- 22. Daycare
- 24. ● Acoustic paneling ● Cloud ceiling ● Partitions break sound
- 25. Exterior
- 28. Specifications of the Building ● 4 foot hallways -Feels open and not confined -ADA approved ● All units on each floor have 12’x16’ bedrooms and 4’ hallways so a wheelchair can move around easier ● Elevator access to every floor
- 29. LEED ● Increased access to daylight ● Glare control devices (operable window blinds) ● Quality views (trees, grass, stream, sky) ● Clear glass (will not alter the color of the views) ● Dimmers (in individual rooms and in study rooms) ● Lighting in the studio on the projection wall will be separately controlled by occupants
- 30. QUESTIONS?
Editor's Notes
- A crosswalk is already in place to access this area. The crosswalk has flashing bulbs in the ground and lights overhead so it is relatively safe.
- Parking is already present so no parking needs to be added. Although this is the primary parking for first-year students, there is still plenty of open parking spots that can be used for the SDLCs and Graduate Student Housing.
- The walkway from Brown Lot to our graduate student housing. There would need to be a bridge built for walking and driving because, as you can see, there are times when the stream flows over the walkway.