Humanities Hub Draft Proposals - Proposed Sketch Views Proposed new Proposed new building building T Y N D A L L S P A R K R O A D D A O R D N A L D O O W T Y N D A L L S P A R K R O A D Aerial View North Aerial View North West Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 6 People Inspired
Humanities Hub Draft Proposals - Proposed Sketch Views D A O R K R Woodland Road Entrance Sketch A P S L L A D N Y T Aerial View - North East Eye Level View - Tyndalls Park Road Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 7 People Inspired
Humanities Hub Draft Proposals - Landscape Landscape scheme for the Humanities Hub Landscape concept design proposal for the front gardens No 3-21 Woodland Road (note - this is a separate project and will be formally proposed at a later date) Emphasise simplicity and Terrace on level 1 - bench seating Create an open and inviting public Longer term connection with Segregation of pedestrians and • • • • • encourage use of outdoor space around the light well with planting green route. the new development at Tyndall vehicles. on either end. Avenue; create continuous public Lines of existing features to create Scheme defjned by increased Well-considered lighting scheme. • • • realm space. new boundary walls, steps, etc. Entrances - good quality stone legibility and permeability. • On-site parking retained in key • paving slabs. Open views from north to south. • Reclaim stone from original Enhance the shape, colour and areas • • walling to incorporate into form of the buildings/surrounds New route from Priory Road • Some parking relocated to the • retaining features through to the rear parking area. Provide attractive/healthy green rear of the properties. • Planting to be simple and afford spaces. Safe and secure route 24 hrs a day • • Centralised secure cycle storage. • year round interest collectively through the green route Encourage use by all sections of • Ecology enhanced with improved • Existing bin store to be kept. society. • green corridors Existing courtyards at ground level • Key: - new soft and hard landscaping building gateway signage location ��������������������������� planted area tree bole V1 proposed new tree lawn / meadow area green roof shelter communal seating circulation Key: ��������������������������� building gateway signage location planted area tree bole proposed new tree lawn / meadow area Route from Priory Road to rear parking, and via Highbury Villas to shops excavated area green roof shelter V1 Eye Level View - North communal seating circulation ��������������������������� Courtyard location of spoil excavated area location of spoil 21 19 Humanities Hub 17 parking entrance 15 13 central secure cycle store 11 recycling & waste / cycle store 7-9 breakout / venue 3-5 desk seating / venue breakout / venue 36 Hub entrance combined breakout spaces provide disabled parking larger venue V2 V2 - Eye Level View - Roof Project: University of Bristol: Humanities Hub / Woodland Road Nicola Greaves Design - Landscape Concept Drawing: Landscape concept plan Date: 20th March 2017 Terrace looking North Sketch Landscape Proposals Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 8 People Inspired
Humanities Hub Next Steps Your feedback: Humanities Hub, Key Design Team: Thank you for viewing these proposals. Project Manager - JLL We would welcome your feedback before the scheme Architect - ADP is fjnalised and a planning application is submitted to Bristol City Council. Sustainability Design - ADP If you would like to make any comments please Landscape architect - ADP complete the feedback form at the exhibition and return to Avril Baker Consultancy (ABC) by Monday Quantity Surveyor - RLB (Bristol) 24th July 2017. Structures - ARUP For further information Civil Engineering - ARUP If you have any queries about the M&E Serrvices - E3 Consulting project or the consultation please contact Avril Baker at ABC: Planning Consultant - CSJ Planning t: 0117 977 2002 or email: info@abc-pr.co.uk Ongoing Development Sketch Year 2017 2018 2019 Activity / Timeframe 3 Qtr 4 Qtr 1 Qtr 2Qtr 3Qtr 4Qtr 1 Qtr 2Qtr 3Qtr 4Qtr Pre-application consultation - July 2017 Submission of planning application - Autumn 2017 Subject to planning proposed start on site - 2nd Quarter 2018 Building works complete - Summer 2019 Timeline Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 9 People Inspired
A B C D E F G H J 1 STAFF OFFICE RISER WASHROOMS 10 m² STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE WASHROOMS RISER STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE RISER STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE 5 m² STAFF OFFICE 16 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² 5 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² 5 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² ROOM KEY CIRCULATION CIRCULATION 78 m² 42 m² CIRCULATION 33 m² STAFF OFFICE STORE STORE Humanities Hub 8 m² STORE 5 m² 6 m² 7 m² 2 40 PERSON SEMINAR ROOM Breakout and Social Learning STAFF OFFICE 30 PERSON SEMINAR ROOM 77 m² MEETING ROOM 10 m² 60 m² 27 m² STAFF OFFICE 9 m² BREAKOUT SPACE 100 m² CIRCULATION STAFF OFFICE STAFF OFFICE 39 m² 10 m² 9 m² Circulation MEETING ROOM 27 m² Incorporating LT1 40 PERSON SEMINAR ROOM STAFF OFFICE 77 m² 14 m² STAFF OFFICE 10 m² 3 Staff COURTYARD ROOF TERRACE Study area and hot desking ROOM KEY Breakout a Teaching room Circulation Staff Teaching r Technical Technical As part of the original brief LT1 could not Adjacent space is now much more logical VILLA 36 Washroom be incorporated into the proposals due to in layout. VILLA 3 VILLA 5 Washrooms VILLA 7 VILLA 9 REVISION DATE the desire to keep the lecture theatre in operation for as long as possible. New accommodation can be seen as helping to relate new construction existing It has now transpired that this is not CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS AND much more clearly to the individual villas. possible due to site restrictions for the potential contractor and health and safety At fjrst fmoor offjces are retained to east issues for students during construction. W O O D L A N D R O A D First Floor Plan elevation with potential for some offjce space to the west, though kept to a Initial costings suggest that the LT1 space minimum. could be economically incorporated into the proposals. A B C D E F G H J ROOM KEY Teaching spaces stay to the west adjacent The university has therefore considered Existing Lecture to/facing the existing villas. Theatre that, given the potential pitfalls of trying Breakout and Social Learning 1 to retain LT1 in use during the proposed SERVICES 5 m² STORAGE RISER Break out space is within, or adjacent 8 m² construction period, there is a clear case RISER 5 m² Circulation 5 m² LECTURE THEATRE 200 m² to, circulation zones and concentrated for considering the remodelling of this SERVICES 7 m² WASHROOMS 19 m² CIRCULATION Exhibition space adjacent to the roof terrace which area to make a better contribution to the 42 m² STORE STORE 8 m² 30 PERSON FLEXIBLE 8 m² SERVICES TEACHING 10 m² becomes an external break out space. 71 m² 2 proposals overall 40 PERSON FLEXIBLE STORE WC TEACHING WASHROOMS 96 PEERSON CINEMA ROOM 6 m² 4 m² 83 m² Lecture theatre 21 m² 103 m² This also gives a better opportunity to This also gives daylight and views to the EXHIBITION GALLERY CIRCULATION CIRCULATION 66 m² 57 m² 25 m² Study area and hot desking investigate the potential to breakdown the break out space. PROJECTION ROOM 11 m² 3 scale of the new building by considering its Teaching room form as that of ‘garden pavilions’ related Keeping the spaces between pavilions free COURTYARD CIRCULATION to individual villa groups. CIRCULATION 46 m² 164 m² Technical SOCIAL LEARNING 26 196 m² STUDY AREA Not Enclosed of enclosed accommodation allows views back to, and between the villas and allows Incorporating the area of LT1 will provide a Washrooms access to smaller break out spaces from logical and less compromised layout. teaching rooms. CIRCULATION 60 m² At ground fmoor the former LT1 space VILLA 36 CIRCULATION becomes available for fmexible space with VILLA 3 VILLA 5 25 m² VILLA 7 VILLA 9 CIRCULATION an identifjed feature use as a fmat fmoor 23 m² screening theatre. W O O D L A N D R O A D Ground Floor Plan Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 10 People Inspired
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