2. I am researching this building typology because it is in the field of education which will continue to grow. I would like to become familiar with the layout of such buildings and hope to one day be involved with the construction of one. I also would like to incorporate in my design ideas when evolving my project to make students experience of learning a enjoyable one.
3. The speciality of building type i will be researching is an architectural school.
4. Examples of higher learning facilities:
a. Chandler-Gilbert Community College Student Center
location:Chandler, Ariz. architect: Architekton

b.
Harvard University Science Center Expansion
location:Cambridge, Mass.
Leers Weinzapfel Associates Architects
c. Carl and Ruth Shapiro Campus Center, Brandeis University
location:Waltham, Mass.
Charles Rose Architects

d.Centennial HP Science and Technology Centre
location:Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects
e.California College of Arts
located:Oakland, Calif.
Architect:Mark Horton / Architecture
f.University of Wisconsin
location:Madison, Wis.
Perkins & Will
g.William Gates Building
University of Cambridge
location:Cambridge, England
RMJM
h.MIT Department of Aeronautics/Astronautics
location:Cambridge, Massachusetts
Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc.
i.City & Isilington College location:London
Architects:van Heyningen & Haward
j.Imperial college location:London architect: Foster& partners


5. The goals for working with this building type is to learn more about the layout of the building, to design a a well executed project from beginning to end,make the interior space and exterior aesthetically interesting and make the occupants want to be there.
6. Some program elements I will be included at this point in my building will be:
a. computer labs
b.studios
c. gallery
d.faculty offices
e.lounge area
f.library
j.classrooms
There is a good selection of building that you have chosen to study. I would also look at the Carpenter Center by Le Corbusier at Harvard.
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