Humanities Hub Introduction Introduction: A new accessible faculty entrance, between villas 5 and 7, is also proposed to give the Faculty an entrance with more presence The University of Bristol is bringing forward proposals to create than the existing arrangement as well as access to the new social new and improved facilities for the School of Humanities. learning zone. Humanities is located to the North of the main University precinct Externally the proposed works involve combining the former and occupies a series of linked villas on Woodland Road. courtyards, behind villas 3 & 5, as part of a hard and soft landscaping scheme. In addition, plans are developing for a new Following a pre-application submission to the Council, the public realm space to the frontage of the villas which will include University and its project team would like to share these emerging high quality landscaping enhancements to provide new pedestrian proposals with key stakeholders and near neighbours before routes for staff students and the public. fjnalising a scheme and submitting planning and Listed Building applications later in the year. The brief: The key aims of the project are to construct a new, world class facility for research and teaching which will assist the University’s ambition to attract the world’s best undergraduate and postgraduate students and staff in the fjeld of Humanities, where Bristol is already a signifjcant global player. The project will also help to integrate the new Humanities Building with the Arts Complex on Woodland Road, connecting the 36 Tyndalls Park Road School to the Multimedia Centre (School of Modern Languages), with wider links to the Arts and Social Science Library and Beacon House. The proposals: The current proposal is for a new two-storey building, to the rear of 36 Tyndalls Park Road, and 3 & 5 and 7 & 9 Woodland Road. This will require the demolition of two seminar rooms and link corridors in order to create new teaching facilities, which will comprise student study space, a lecture theatre, seminar rooms and staff offjces. 3/5 and 7/9 Woodland Road The Faculty of Arts Complex Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 1 People Inspired
T Y N D A L L S P A R K R O A D Humanities Hub Draft Proposals - Location H I G H B U R Y V I L L A S • The Faculty of Arts, located to the North of the main University precinct, Legend occupies a series of villas on Woodland Road between Tyndalls Park Road » Entrance and St. Michael’s Park. W O O D L A N D R O A D » Pedestrian Route • Behind the villas are a series of courtyards formed by buildings designed by MacCormack Jamieson Pritchard, housing academic accommodation, O S B O R N E V I L L A S » Secondary Road Route common rooms, social/learning spaces and administrative offjces. » Primary Road Route • A linking corridor joins all of the spaces together and provides access to a » Commercial series of lecture theatres as well as direct links to the villas. » key views • Woodland Road lies within the Whiteladies Road Conservation Area and to K R A the North of the faculty there are three Grade II listed sets of villas - 36 P S » Slope (arrow points down) ‘ L Tyndalls Park Road, 3 & 5 Woodland Road, and 7 & 9 Woodland Road. E A H C I M » Sunpath . T S • Early analysis suggested that the logical location for a new facility would be Proposed Site - Woodland Road to the rear of the listed villas. » Site T Y N D A L L S P A R K R O A D v vv S T . M ICHAEl ’ S H Ill Cycle Routes Proposed Site Woodland Road T yNdAllS P ARk R oAd W o o d l A N d R o A d W H I T E l A d I E S R o A d The Faculty of Arts W O O D L A N D R O A D k Woodland Road l I B R A R y R A P S R oAd ’ l P RIoRy E A H C I M . vENUE T S A yNdAll T R oyAl F oRT G ARdENS S T . M ICHAEl ’ S H Ill B E A C o N H o U S E d A o R P ERRy R oAd y T I S R E v I N W oodlANd R oAd U U NIvERSITy oF B RISTol University of Bristol Faculty of Arts - Woodland Road Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 2 People Inspired
Humanities Hub Draft Proposals - Early Design Concept Existing rooms Existing buildings Existing buildings New construction Flexible Teaching Space Existing buildings demolished buildings Outdoor space Lecture Theatre New construction Existing rooms New Construction Trees Outline of existing Gallery/Museum Void Seminar Rooms Potential area of new construction Entrance Study Area/Hot Desking Green roof Interior refurbishment Staff Area building to be Circulation Outdoor space Flexible social spaces Trees Research Area Trees demolished Vertical circulation Support areas Trees Proposed roofs Entrance Entrance Site boundary B Entrance Site boundary A Sit Site boundary Green wall Main circulation Green wall Existing Lecture Gr Green walls Theatre LT2 B Secondary circulation A Senior Vertical circulation common room Site boundary Study Area 2 Green wall SITE ACCESS t u r e L e c Breakout W C e h e a t r T Study area 4 Space WC Flexible Teaching Spaces Study Existing Lecture Area 3 Theatre LT1 S e m i n a r R o o m s WC Research Area Breakout Breakout Breakout Virtual Museum Staff Area Digital Lab Study Social Learning Zone Area 1 Exterior Garden Gallery Exhibition TYNDALLS PARK ROAD E Intensive Green Roof T R A N C E N TYNDALLS PARK ROAD ENTRANCE T Y N Glazed Roof Breakout D A L L S t d e s k H o P W C A Hot R K Desk e p t i o n R e c R O A Hot Desk D VILLA 36 VILLA 36 VILLA 3 VILLA 5 VILLA 3 VILLA 5 FACULTY VILLA 7 VILLA 9 VILLA 7 VILLA 9 ENTRANCE VILLA 11 VILLA 13 VILLA 11 VILLA 13 FACULTY VILLA 36 VILLA 3 VILLA 5 ENTRANCE VILLA 9 VILLA 7 VILLA 11 VILLA 13 B A WOODLAND ROAD N D R O A D W O O D L A W O O D L A N D R O A D B W O O D L A N D R O A D A WOODLAND ROAD W O O D L A N D R O A D Ground Floor diagram First Floor diagram demolition diagram villa 7 Early feasibility studies identifjed key zones where • W O development could take place villa 5 O D L This assessment informed the potential building footprint • A N D and form R O A new entrance gives the faculty more of a presence on A • D Woodland Road New faculty entrance The scale of the building should be read in relation to the • Accessible green roof over the existing villas. enclosed courtyard/’HUB’ Key facilities have been identifjed: • exhibition space teaching space D A O collaborative/social learning space R K R A P lecture theatre S L L A D staff accommodation N Y T Concept diagram - Woodland Road Entrance Sketch Aerial view - North East Existing LT1 Alternative entrance Public Consultation 13.07.17 - 3 People Inspired
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