Kamis, 05 Mei 2011

Urban Space Residential Architectural Concept

This residence project demonstrates how residential built form can produce high quality urban space while at the same time representing a clear intrinsic architectural concept.
This new residence plans provides 312 beds for undergraduate students of Brock University, along with lounges, study rooms, and a large dining room and kitchen that serves students from surrounding village of residences.
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The building presents its main face to the east, being directly on axis with the University entrance and Isaac Brock Circle. A pedestrian route through the building aligns with axia, connecting to the main dining hall. A new Village Square is created by the positioning of the relation to the other village residences.
Project Size 98,000 sq.ft. Project Budget $13 million. Designed by Teeple Architects in association with Architects Tillmann Ruth Mocellin

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