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Sandra Draskovic

Raffles International Institute Mongolia Lecturer: M.ArchSandra Draskovic Module: Design Studio 3

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AISLE
Unenclosed path in between office furniture
Dimensional analysis based on type of
furniture and space use.
min 60 cm

CORRIDOR
Closed circulation path between walls fixed
from floor to ceiling. Walls can be
transparent (glass, clirit, lexan…) or non
transparent dry walls. Walls can serve as
storage area, shelves accessible from
corridor.
Min 90 cm. Optimal 120, 150 cm

CORRIDOR
CITCULATION PATH
WALLS
USE OF SPACE
WALL-FURNITURE
LIGHTING

CORRIDOR
CITCULATION PATH
WALLS
USE OF SPACE
WALL-FURNITURE
LIGHTING
SHAPE AND ATMOSPHERE

WALL AS VERTICAL
ARCHITECTURAL
ELEMENT
ARTICULATION
LIGHTING
SHAPE
COLOR
MATERIAL

AESTHETIC
APPEREANCE OF WALLS
VISUALLY APPELEING

FUNCTION TO THE WALL
SEATING
STORING
COMMUNICATING

FUNCTION OF THE WALL
SEATING
STORING
COMMUNICATING

CONFERENCE ROOM
Criteria for furniture selection:
1. Number of people
2. Type of use/function
3. Shape of table/design
4. Type of seating
5. Standards and size
6. Technical and electrical equipment
7. Aesthetic requirements: materials,
colors, shape, ergonomic needs, style

CONFERENCE ROOM
Furniture:
1. Table (square, circular, oval, elliptical, boat
shape, l shape, U shape, rectangular, race
track, round etc.
2. chair: caster or sled base with ability to
swivel, low back or high back, arm rest
3. Presentation screen
4. Cabinets & shelving
5. Counter table
6. Teleconferencing and electrical equipment

RACE TRACK 6 PEOPLE
RECTANGULAR 6 PEOPLE

RECTANGULAR 10 PEOPLE
“O” SHAPE TABLE 10 PEOPLE

RECTANGULAR TABLE WITH ELECTR.
EQUIPMENT FOR 14 PEOPLE

RECTANGULAR TABLE WITH OPENING
FOR 16 PEOPLE

OVAL TABLE WITH CENTRAL
OPENING FOR 8-14 PEOPLE

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Raffles Institute_Communication paths in office spaces and conference room

1. CIRCULATION AND CORRIDORS

2. AISLE Unenclosed path in between office furniture Dimensional analysis based on type of furniture and space use. min 60 cm

8. CORRIDOR Closed circulation path between walls fixed from floor to ceiling. Walls can be transparent (glass, clirit, lexan…) or non transparent dry walls. Walls can serve as storage area, shelves accessible from corridor. Min 90 cm. Optimal 120, 150 cm

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14. CORRIDOR CITCULATION PATH WALLS USE OF SPACE WALL-FURNITURE LIGHTING

15. CORRIDOR CITCULATION PATH WALLS USE OF SPACE WALL-FURNITURE LIGHTING SHAPE AND ATMOSPHERE

16. WALL AS VERTICAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT ARTICULATION LIGHTING SHAPE COLOR MATERIAL

17. WALL AS VERTICAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT ARTICULATION LIGHTING SHAPE COLOR MATERIAL

18. WALL AS VERTICAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT ARTICULATION LIGHTING SHAPE COLOR MATERIAL

19. COMMUNICATION CORPORATE IDENTITY LOGO AND INFORMATION CIRCULATION AND SPACE INFO

20. COMMUNICATION CORPORATE IDENTITY LOGO AND INFORMATION CIRCULATION AND SPACE INFO

21. AESTHETIC APPEREANCE OF WALLS VISUALLY APPELEING

22. FUNCTION TO THE WALL SEATING STORING COMMUNICATING

23. FUNCTION OF THE WALL SEATING STORING COMMUNICATING

24. AISLE CIRCULATION IN BETWEEN FURNTIURE

25. AISLE CIRCULATION IN BETWEEN FURNTIURE

26. AISLE AND CORRIDORS CIRCULATION

27. AISLE AND CORRIDORS CIRCULATION

28. AISLE AND CORRIDORS CIRCULATION

29. CONFERENCE ROOM Criteria for furniture selection: 1. Number of people 2. Type of use/function 3. Shape of table/design 4. Type of seating 5. Standards and size 6. Technical and electrical equipment 7. Aesthetic requirements: materials, colors, shape, ergonomic needs, style

30. CONFERENCE ROOM Furniture: 1. Table (square, circular, oval, elliptical, boat shape, l shape, U shape, rectangular, race track, round etc. 2. chair: caster or sled base with ability to swivel, low back or high back, arm rest 3. Presentation screen 4. Cabinets & shelving 5. Counter table 6. Teleconferencing and electrical equipment

31. RACE TRACK 6 PEOPLE RECTANGULAR 6 PEOPLE

32. RECTANGULAR 10 PEOPLE “O” SHAPE TABLE 10 PEOPLE

33. RECTANGULAR TABLE FOR 14 PEOPLE

34. RECTANGULAR TABLE WITH ELECTR. EQUIPMENT FOR 14 PEOPLE

35. RECTANGULAR TABLE WITH OPENING FOR 16 PEOPLE

36. BOAT TABLE 8 PEOPLE

37. BOAT TABLE 12 PEOPLE

38. ROUND TABLE 8-14 PEOPLE

39. ROUND TABLE WITH OPENING FOR 16 PEOPLE

40. OVAL TABLE WITH CENTRAL OPENING FOR 8-14 PEOPLE

41. OVAL AND ELLIPTICAL TABLE FOR 30 PEOPLE

42. STATUS ELLIPTICAL TABLE FOR 6 PEOPLE