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| states the problem. no solution or strategy given |
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| gives a physical/design solution for a problem |
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| owner provided data for analysis/creation of a Facilities Program |
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| Program that considers scope, area minimums and adjacencies, ballpark costs and site analysis |
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| Programming is comprised of what 4 components |
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• Function: the objectives and needs (what it should do)
• Form: site, structure, existing components
• Economy: budget to build and to maintain/operate
• Time: the schedule needed to complete the work |
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| Programming process - 5 steps |
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• Establish Goals: What are the owner’s goals for the project
• Gather Data: organize all site, context, users/occupancy, equipment, codes, budget, expenses, project specific information
• Find Relationships: What things go together, what issues will be critical during the design process
• Establish Priorities: most important function, second most, third….based on use and budget (eg: what’s more important- a fancy lobby, or equipment in the lab?)
• State the Problem: What needs to be answered in the design. |
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| Indigenous/Vernacular Architecture |
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| Specific to a time or place |
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| relating to human characteristics |
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| list all of the relationship requirements in a given room (eg: different rooms of a diagnostic imaging department have different needs, so each would have a sheet) and include layout, equipment, activity zones, lighting, temperature, and comfort requirements. |
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| the amount of area needed for uses in square feet used for gross area calculations |
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| measure of the spread of arms |
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