Build a Residence Hall - The Exercise
You have been selected by the University to be on the committee that will plan the construction of a new residence hall on campus. At this point in the planning process there are no money constraints and there is essentially an unlimited budget for the project. Your task is to develop the building and give a short presentation which will answer the following:
1. Number of residents that can be housed in your building and why.
2. Where is your building located on campus and why did you choose that spot.
3. How your design promotes or encourages community development.
4. Location and size of various facilities (student bathrooms, public restrooms, desk area, office space, meeting rooms, lounges?) and rationale for their location and/or size.
5. Any other specifics about the building you want us to know about.
You may use the chalkboard if you wish.
Build a Residence Hall - The Exercise
You have been selected by the University to be on the committee that will plan the construction of a new residence hall on campus. At this point in the planning process there are no money constraints and there is essentially an unlimited budget for the project. Your task is to develop the building and give a short presentation which will answer the following:
1. Number of residents that can be housed in your building and why.
2. Where is your building located on campus and why did you choose that spot.
3. How your design promotes or encourages community development.
4. Location and size of various facilities (student bathrooms, public restrooms, desk area, office space, meeting rooms, lounges?) and rationale for their location and/or size.
5. Any other specifics about the building you want us to know about.
You may use the chalkboard if you wish.
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