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January 2014
Programming Agenda
• What is Programming? • How Does it all Start? • Typical Steps and
Components • Warnings and Trends
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What is Programming?
“The Process of Defining the Physical Environment that is
Necessary to Support a Business or Program”
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What is Programming?
“It’s the Bridge in the Planning Process that
links the Concepts to the Improvements, Where Solutions are Born!”
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Why are we Programming?
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Why are we Programming?
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Why are we Programming?
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Why are we Programming?
January 2009
Tampa Florida
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Why are we Programming?
• Program Deficiencies – Accreditation Issues – Space Issues – Programmatic Pedagogy – Enrollment Issues
• Health and Life Safety • Mother Nature • Politics • Marketing
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When? - Campus Priorities
• Squeaky Wheel • Process Oriented • Infrastructure vs.
Program • Site Issues • Partnerships • Politics
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How to Attack?
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How to Attack?
• In House Personnel • Use of Consultants
– Architects/Engineers/Planners – In-House Staff – In house personnel
• Participants • Set Expectations/Objectives • Politics Review/Buy In
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Use of Consultants
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Use of Consultants
Scale of Planning
Use of Outside Consultants
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Process/Steps - Flowchart
Examine Existing
Resources
Building Parts
Space Issues
Site Issues
Develop Options for
Solutions
Renovate/New
Cost Issues
Operating Issues
Set Expectations
Constraints
Create Planning Process
Teaching Pedagogy
Research Needs
Outreach Issues
Define Program
Needs
Relation to Mission
Develop Project
Renovate/New
Cost Issues
Operating Issues
Operations
Space Needs
Equipment
Determine Physical
Resources
Misc./Other
Utilities/Equip.
Long Term
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Techniques
• Work Sessions • Interviews • Data Collection • Surveys • Tours • Guidelines • Accreditation • Peer Reviews
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Program Information
• Description of Program • Operational Strategies • History or Program • Program Trends • Relation to Role and Mission • Relation to Outside Programs
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Defining Program Needs
• Space Requirements
• Unique or Special Features
• Health and Life Safety Issues
• Accreditation Issues
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Programmatic Drivers
• People • Business/Program • Facility Conditions • Research Components • Business Relationships • Regulatory Issues
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Space Needs
• Quantitative Issues • Qualitative Issues • Obsolescence Issues • Adjacency Issues • Information Issues
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Space Projections
• Primarily a Quantitative Analysis • Establish Utilization • Data Warning!
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Space Adjacencies
• Bubble Diagrams • Space Matrix
STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT ADJACENCIES - 10/12/01
Tivoli Site Plan January 22, 2003 DRAFT
Shipping Receiving Building Layout
OFC
VC
Office
Recept Conf
Offices RR
Brk Rm
Van CS
Offices
Entry Entry
Press
Binding
RR
RR
Additional Warehouse and Storage
Open Ofc RR
Design
Wk Rm
Paper Storage
Warehouse
Receiving
Covered Bays (3/4) with Trash(?)
Open to Below
Office
VC
Second Level Ground Level
Parking Garage
Parking Service
Parking Service
SPAC E RELATIO NSHIPS
DEPARTMENT:
Nuc
lear M
edicine Bicron
Surve
ySupp
ly Storag
eAn
imal Proce
ssing
Walk-‐In Freezer
Aque
ous Waste Storage
/Holding
Nuc
lear M
edicine Dec
ayWaste Holding
Drum W
ash
Com
pactor Roo
mHo
t Area
Waste Proce
ssing
Inco
ming Ra
d log-‐In
Inco
ming Ra
d Storag
eCalibratio
n Labo
ratory (C
lean
)Cou
nting Labo
ratory (C
lean
)Pa
ckag
ing Re
ceiving
/Log
-‐In (C
lean
)
Pa c kage Rec e iving /Log -‐In (C lean)C ounting Labora tory (C lean)C a libra tion Labora tory (C lean) x x xInc oming Rad Storag eInc oming Rad Log -‐In xWaste Proc essingHot AreaC ompac tor RoomDrum WashWaste Holding xNuc lea r Medic ine Dec ayAqueous Waste Storag e/HoldingWa lk-‐In FreezerAnima l Proc essingSupply Storag e NO SIGNIFIC ANT INTERAC TIONNuc lea r Medic ine Bic ron Survey BETWEEN FUNC TIONS/SPAC ES
x LIMITED INTERAC TION AMONGFUNC TIONS/SPAC ES
FUNC TIONS/SPAC ES HAVE RELATIVELY MAJOR INTERAC TION
FUNC TIONS MUST BE DIREC TLY
ADJAC ENT WITH EAC H OTHER
ADD ITIONAL AD J AC ENC Y NO TES FO RINTERDEPARTMENTAL AREAS:1. Pa c kage Rec e iving /Log in a rea must have three a c c ess ways: -‐ C lean entra c e for radia tion ma teria l pic k up. -‐ C lean entra c e for radia tion ma teria l de livery. -‐ Sepa ra te exit for radia tion ma teria l pic k up (not through Waste Proc essing or Administra tion a rea ).
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SPAC E RELATIO NSHIPS
DEPARTMENT:
Nuc
lear M
edicine Bicron
Surve
ySupp
ly Storag
eAn
imal Proce
ssing
Walk-‐In Freezer
Aque
ous Waste Storage
/Holding
Nuc
lear M
edicine Dec
ayWaste Holding
Drum W
ash
Com
pactor Roo
mHo
t Area
Waste Proce
ssing
Inco
ming Ra
d log-‐In
Inco
ming Ra
d Storag
eCalibratio
n Labo
ratory (C
lean
)Cou
nting Labo
ratory (C
lean
)Pa
ckag
ing Re
ceiving
/Log
-‐In (C
lean
)
Pa c kage Rec e iving /Log -‐In (C lean)C ounting Labora tory (C lean)C a libra tion Labora tory (C lean) x x xInc oming Rad Storag eInc oming Rad Log -‐In xWaste Proc essingHot AreaC ompac tor RoomDrum WashWaste Holding xNuc lea r Medic ine Dec ayAqueous Waste Storag e/HoldingWa lk-‐In FreezerAnima l Proc essingSupply Storag e NO SIGNIFIC ANT INTERAC TIONNuc lea r Medic ine Bic ron Survey BETWEEN FUNC TIONS/SPAC ES
x LIMITED INTERAC TION AMONGFUNC TIONS/SPAC ES
FUNC TIONS/SPAC ES HAVE RELATIVELY MAJOR INTERAC TION
FUNC TIONS MUST BE DIREC TLY
ADJAC ENT WITH EAC H OTHER
ADD ITIONAL AD J AC ENC Y NO TES FO RINTERDEPARTMENTAL AREAS:1. Pa c kage Rec e iving /Log in a rea must have three a c c ess ways: -‐ C lean entra c e for radia tion ma teria l pic k up. -‐ C lean entra c e for radia tion ma teria l de livery. -‐ Sepa ra te exit for radia tion ma teria l pic k up (not through Waste Proc essing or Administra tion a rea ). Tivoli Site Plan
January 22, 2003 DRAFT
Shipping Receiving Building Layout
OFC
VC
Office
Recept Conf
Offices RR
Brk Rm
Van CS
Offices
Entry Entry
Press
Binding
RR
RR
Additional Warehouse and Storage
Open Ofc RR
Design
Wk Rm
Paper Storage
Warehouse
Receiving
Covered Bays (3/4) with Trash(?)
Open to Below
Office
VC
Second Level Ground Level
Parking Garage
Parking Service
Parking Service
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Space Descriptions
• Space Details • Diagrams/Sketches • Physical Issues • Equipment SPAC E REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT:
SPAC E NAME:
O C C UPANC Y:
ARC HITEC TURAL C ONSIDERATIONS: MEC HANIC AL C ONSIDERATIONS:
FLOOR: HEATING:
WALLS/PARTITIONS: VENTILATION:
BASE: HUMIDITY:
C EILINGS: AIR C ONDITIONING:
DOORS: PLUMBING:
WINDOWS: LABORATORY NEEDS:
NATURAL LIGHT: OTHER:
AC OUSTIC S:
OTHER:
STRUC TURAL C ONSIDERATIONS: ELEC TRIC AL C ONSIDERATIONS:
HEIGHT: LIGHTING:
FLOOR LOADS: POWER:
C ONSTRUC TION TYPE: EMERGENC Y POWER:
ROOF C ONSIDERATIONS: DATA/VIDEO/AUDIO:
WIND LOADS: TELEC OMMUNIC ATIONS:
SOILS ISSUES: SEC URITY:
OTHER: OTHER:
OTHER ISSUES:
SPAC E ANALYSIS AND STANDARDS
DEPARTMENT: SPAC E DESC RIPTION:
SPAC E NAME:
O C C UPANC Y:
SPAC E REQUIREMENTS LAYOUT C ONSIDERATIONS:AREA REQUIREMENTS (ASF):# OF ROOMS:TOTAL (ASF):
SPAC E TYPE:PRIMARY AC TIVITY:PRIMARY USER:PROGRAM OC C UPANT:
PRIMARY ADJAC ENC IES:
SEC ONDARY ADJAC ENC IES:
TERTIARY ADJAC ENC IES:
UTILIZATIONHours of Use
4 hours/da y8 hours/da y12 hours/da y24 hours/da y
Da ys p er Week12-‐34-‐555+
FURNITURE : O THER NO TES:
FIXED EQUIPMENT:
MOVEABLE EQUIPMENT:
SPAC E REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT:SPAC E NAME:O C C UPANC Y:
UTIL IZATIO N PLUMBING C HEMIC ALSHours of Use La bora tory G a s (LG ) Ba se s
8 hours/da y La bora tory Va c uum (LV) Ac ids14 hours/da y La bora tory Air (LA) So lvents24 hours/da y C ompre ssed Air, 100 psi (A) Ra d io isotope s
Hours of O pe ra tion Industria l Hot Wa te r (IHW) C a rc inog ens/Reg ula ted8 hours/da y Industria l C o ld Wa te r (ICW) C hemic a l Wa ste Stora g e14 hours/da y Pota b le Hot Wa te r (HW) Bio log ic a l Stora g e24 hours/da y Pota b le C o ld Wa te r (CW) Ra dio isotope Stora g e
Hig h Purity Wa te r (DE) C hemic a l Stora g eMEC HANIC AL C hille d Wa te r (C HW S/R)Tempe ra ture Steam/C ondensa te Re turn ARC HITEC TURAL
72°F ± 2°F C a rbon Dioxide (C 02) Floor68°-‐75° ± 2°F Nitrog en G a s (N2) VC T (C hemic a l Re sista nt)O the r C ylinde r G a se s VC T
Humid ity Ine rt We lded Seam Shee t Vinyl50% ± 20% Flammable EpoxyUnc ontro lled Toxic C a rpe t
15 Air C ha ng e s/Hour Floor Dra in (FD) Sea led C onc re te10 Air C ha ng e s/Hour Floor Sink (FS) Pa rtitions5 Air C ha ng e s/Hour Sa fe ty Showe r/Eyewa sh (SS) G yp Boa rd , Epoxy Pa int100% Ma ke -‐up Air Drenc h Hose (DH) G yp Boa rd , Pa intRe c irc ula ted Air O the rAir Pre ssure Positive E LEC TRIC AL Ba seAir Pre ssure Neg a tive 110V, 20A, 1 Pha se 4" VinylAir Filtra tion/Supply 208V, 30A, 1 Pha se Integ ra l w/floor Air Filtra tion/Exha ust 208V, 30A, 3 Pha se C e iling
480V, 100A, 3 Pha se OpenHO O DS Iso la ted G round Outle t Ac oustic Tile C hemic a l Fume Hood Emerg enc y Powe r G yp Boa rd , Epoxy Pa intRa d io isotope Hood UPS (O FO I) He ig htLamina r Flow Hood Phone DoorsBio log ic a l Sa fe ty C a b ine t Da ta 3'-‐6" x 7'Snorke l In Use Lig ht 3' x 7'C a nopy Hood Ta sk Lig hting 1'-‐6" x 7'Low Slotted Exha ust Lig hting Le ve l Lig ht Tig ht Rota ting DoorO the r 100 fc a t benc h/de sk Vision Pa ne l
75 fc a t benc h/de sk Na tura l Da ylig htLABO RATO RY EQ UIPMENT Sa fe lig htVibra tion Sensitive Spec ia l Lig hting MO VEABLE EQ UIPMENTLig ht Sensitive Da rkena ble C ompute rVibra tion Produc ing Zoned Lig hting Printe rHea t Produc ing O the r Shredde rNoise Produc ing C op ie r
O the rREMARKS:
SPAC E REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT:SPAC E NAME:O C C UPANC Y:
UTIL IZATIO N PLUMBING C HEMIC ALSHours of Use La bora tory G a s (LG ) Ba se s
8 hours/da y La bora tory Va c uum (LV) Ac ids14 hours/da y La bora tory Air (LA) So lvents24 hours/da y C ompre ssed Air, 100 psi (A) Ra d io isotope s
Hours of O pe ra tion Industria l Hot Wa te r (IHW) C a rc inog ens/Reg ula ted8 hours/da y Industria l C o ld Wa te r (ICW) C hemic a l Wa ste Stora g e14 hours/da y Pota b le Hot Wa te r (HW) Bio log ic a l Stora g e24 hours/da y Pota b le C o ld Wa te r (CW) Ra dio isotope Stora g e
Hig h Purity Wa te r (DE) C hemic a l Stora g eMEC HANIC AL C hille d Wa te r (C HW S/R)Tempe ra ture Steam/C ondensa te Re turn ARC HITEC TURAL
72°F ± 2°F C a rbon Dioxide (C 02) Floor68°-‐75° ± 2°F Nitrog en G a s (N2) VC T (C hemic a l Re sista nt)O the r C ylinde r G a se s VC T
Humid ity Ine rt We lded Seam Shee t Vinyl50% ± 20% Flammable EpoxyUnc ontro lled Toxic C a rpe t
15 Air C ha ng e s/Hour Floor Dra in (FD) Sea led C onc re te10 Air C ha ng e s/Hour Floor Sink (FS) Pa rtitions5 Air C ha ng e s/Hour Sa fe ty Showe r/Eyewa sh (SS) G yp Boa rd , Epoxy Pa int100% Ma ke -‐up Air Drenc h Hose (DH) G yp Boa rd , Pa intRe c irc ula ted Air O the rAir Pre ssure Positive E LEC TRIC AL Ba seAir Pre ssure Neg a tive 110V, 20A, 1 Pha se 4" VinylAir Filtra tion/Supply 208V, 30A, 1 Pha se Integ ra l w/floor Air Filtra tion/Exha ust 208V, 30A, 3 Pha se C e iling
480V, 100A, 3 Pha se OpenHO O DS Iso la ted G round Outle t Ac oustic Tile C hemic a l Fume Hood Emerg enc y Powe r G yp Boa rd , Epoxy Pa intRa d io isotope Hood UPS (O FO I) He ig htLamina r Flow Hood Phone DoorsBio log ic a l Sa fe ty C a b ine t Da ta 3'-‐6" x 7'Snorke l In Use Lig ht 3' x 7'C a nopy Hood Ta sk Lig hting 1'-‐6" x 7'Low Slotted Exha ust Lig hting Le ve l Lig ht Tig ht Rota ting DoorO the r 100 fc a t benc h/de sk Vision Pa ne l
75 fc a t benc h/de sk Na tura l Da ylig htLABO RATO RY EQ UIPMENT Sa fe lig htVibra tion Sensitive Spec ia l Lig hting MO VEABLE EQ UIPMENTLig ht Sensitive Da rkena ble C ompute rVibra tion Produc ing Zoned Lig hting Printe rHea t Produc ing O the r Shredde rNoise Produc ing C op ie r
O the rREMARKS:
SPAC E ANALYSIS AND STANDARDS
DEPARTMENT: SPAC E DESC RIPTION:
SPAC E NAME:
O C C UPANC Y:
SPAC E REQUIREMENTS LAYOUT C ONSIDERATIONS:AREA REQUIREMENTS (ASF):# OF ROOMS:TOTAL (ASF):
SPAC E TYPE:PRIMARY AC TIVITY:PRIMARY USER:PROGRAM OC C UPANT:
PRIMARY ADJAC ENC IES:
SEC ONDARY ADJAC ENC IES:
TERTIARY ADJAC ENC IES:
UTILIZATIONHours of Use
4 hours/da y8 hours/da y12 hours/da y24 hours/da y
Da ys p er Week12-‐34-‐555+
FURNITURE : O THER NO TES:
FIXED EQUIPMENT:
MOVEABLE EQUIPMENT:
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SPAC E REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT:
SPAC E NAME:
O C C UPANC Y:
ARC HITEC TURAL C ONSIDERATIONS: MEC HANIC AL C ONSIDERATIONS:
FLOOR: HEATING:
WALLS/PARTITIONS: VENTILATION:
BASE: HUMIDITY:
C EILINGS: AIR C ONDITIONING:
DOORS: PLUMBING:
WINDOWS: LABORATORY NEEDS:
NATURAL LIGHT: OTHER:
AC OUSTIC S:
OTHER:
STRUC TURAL C ONSIDERATIONS: ELEC TRIC AL C ONSIDERATIONS:
HEIGHT: LIGHTING:
FLOOR LOADS: POWER:
C ONSTRUC TION TYPE: EMERGENC Y POWER:
ROOF C ONSIDERATIONS: DATA/VIDEO/AUDIO:
WIND LOADS: TELEC OMMUNIC ATIONS:
SOILS ISSUES: SEC URITY:
OTHER: OTHER:
OTHER ISSUES:
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The Knack
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Building Issues
• Architectural Issues
varies
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Building Issues
• Architectural Issues • Mechanical/Electrical Issues
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Building Issues
• Architectural Issues • Mechanical/Electrical Issues • Technology Issues • Equipment Requirements
– Fixed – Movable – Operational Costs – Replacement Issues
• Other Issues
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PROGRAM/EVENT
Tennis Courts ?
TIVOLI OR HIGH $
SERVICE CORE
Lot B7th Street
Aurar
ia Par
kway
9th Street
Lot D
Lot A
N
Tivoli Site Plan
Tennis Courts ?
CircleDrive ?
PARKING
C
TIVOLI SQUARE
PLAZA
Tivoli
Athletic Fields
10th Street
RAISEGRADE
PROGRAM/EVENT
PATIO/GATHERING
Tennis Courts ?
PedestrianConnection
DOCK/ATHLETICS
Grind
Turne Hall
B
A
Site Analysis
• Relationship to other Programs • Access Issues • Security Issues • Parking • Pedestrian • Bicycles • Utility Issues • MP Issues
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Proposed Solutions
• Project Descriptions • Schematic Design • Budget Estimates • Life Cycle Costs
– Staffing – Utilities Costs – Maintenance Costs – Repair and Replacement Budget
• Project Alternatives
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Budgeting
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Budgeting
• Average Cost of Facilities • Breakout of Costs per Building Type • Professional Fees • Site Costs • Equipment and Furniture • Contingencies
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Project Implementation
• Scheduling • Funding • Staging • M & O
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Relation to Other Plans
• Master Plans • Long Range Plans • Other Projects • Community Issues • Private Sector • State & Federal
Issues
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Reviews and Approvals
• Internals • Boards • Community • State Entities
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Programming Pitfalls
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Fixing a Bad Program
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Programming Pitfalls
• Insufficient Space Planning (non-assignables) • Costs • Buy-in • Review Process • Change in Players • Program Creep • Growth Issues • Time Constraints • Technology
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Follow-Up
• Process Review • Budget Review • Facilities Operations • 11 Month Inspection • Long Range Plan
Updates
Darn Space Guidelines !
A Lack of Direction?
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Trends
• ICL’s Model • Flexibility • 100 year shells • Public Private
Partnerships • Architect,
Contractor Partnerships
• Schematic Design
COMPUT ER/RE SOURC EC ENTE R
L IBRARY
CONFE RENC E
OFF IC E
L E C TURE
L ABORATORY
S TORAGE S HOPPROJ E C TS PAC E
PASSIVE ACTIVE
HIGH ASF/PERSON LOW ASF/PERSON
HIGH SECURITY LOW SECURITY
LOW TECH
FIXED
WET
DIRTY
HIGH TECHMOVABLE
DRY
CLEAN
Learning
Blocks Attract
Assess Incoming
Develop Curriculum
Reach Objectives
Assess Outgoing
Success
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January 2014
Thank You
Joe Bilotta
JBA 1ncorporated
www.jba1.com