LIBRARY STUDY OF

ARCHITECTURAL COLLEGE
SUBMITTED TO :
AR. KANIKA

SUBMITTED BY :
SWATI GUPTA
B.ARCH 4TH SEM.
71910156
REUIREMENTS
ACADEMIC AREA
 Studios
ADMINISTRATION AREA
 Lecture halls
 Reception  Workshops
 Waiting area  Library
 Computer lab
 HOD’s room  Auditorium
 Director’s room  Exhibition hall
 Conference hall
 Principal room
 Seminar hall
 Toilets  Stationary
 Store room
 Art room
 Medical room
 Toilets
 Fire fighting
 RECEPTION
N

 Receptionist workstation
/counter height

Depending upon the size of an office, a

reception desk can be either relatively
simple and small in scale or relatively
 Receptionist workstation complex large in scale, sometimes
/desk height and staffed 2 or 3 . The
by receptiondesk personsshown
here is L- shaped
with 44 in .. High privacy panel .

More privacy can be achieved in the design of a

reception desk when there is enclosure on sides of
reception desk. It is important to fully understand the
tasks that the person working there will be asked to
perform, in order to provide for adequate
storage, work surfaces of the appropriate
height, the
incorporation of electronics equipment, and task
lighting.

The reception desk is designed in order to provide privacy on 3 -

sides with partial privacy on 4 side. In this a right hand typing
The designer must be
has been provided. Carefully consideration should always be given
concerned with
orientation of open
to the height and placement of task lighting in order to ensure
side that the surface or task is being lit properly .
 WAITING AREA
WAITING AREA

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 CONFERENCE HALL

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 EXHIBITION HALL
·

Lighting: - in exhibition hall lighting

is highly theoretical ; the quality of
light is decisive

View : - the normal human angle of

vision is 27 degree up from eye level
for standing viewers

A male adult who uses a

wheelchair has an average eye
level of between 1090 mm (43
in.) and 1295 mm (51 in.) above
the finished floor see Fig. 3).
Objects placed above 1015 mm
(40 in.) will be seen only from
below by most seated and short
viewers.
MEDICAL ROOM

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 HOD’S ROOM/
DIRECTOR’S ROOM

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STAFF ROOM

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 STUDIO
Work
surface

Workplace in
drawing room .

Work place plan

Light fro writing

coming from behind
left, and for
drawings
from the front left Adjustable
•Sheet steel drawing table
drawing cabinet
)

Drawing office

Adjustable drawing
table
Various planning arrangements
Drawing board sizes

Drawing store upright

 LECTURE HALL
INTRODUCTION
The basic premise is that, regardless of the method of instruction
being used, a classroom learning environment will allow students to
see anything presented visually, to hear any audible presentation free
from noises and distortions, and to be physically comfortable (air
flow, temperature, furniture, etc.).

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ART ROOM
.

Types of wall Frame and

cabinets frameless
cabinets

Height of
Filling cabinets that can
shelf
combined in a row

Shadow on hand
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LIBRARY
Libraries perform a range of function s in society. Acadmic libraries. For example. Obtain, coleect
and store
literature for education and research purpose,
And are usually open to the general public.

In academic libraries reference rooms are provided. There may also be counter for loans from the
closed stacks,
and free access to the open shelves of
magazines, books or separatly presented educatioal material in an accessibility way.
The number of reading places depends on the number of
students.

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SANITATION

• WC and washbasin
compartment, inward
opening door, appliances on
adjacent walls 

• Hand - rinse basin

and activity space
CANTEEN

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 STATIONERY STORE

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STORE ROOM

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FIRE FIGHTING

Agent Advantages Disadvantages

 - Always Available  - Not to be used on

Electrical Fires
- Excellent cooling  - Can reduce stability
properties  - Can spread Class B fires
- water Provides protection, Damages/destroys
Water cooling for fire party equipment
 - Best choice for Class A

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 COMPUTER LAB FURNITURE PROJECTOR VIEW POINT

SEATING AREA

Dimensions of
Computer Laboratory
Chair

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 LIGHTING

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AUDITORIUM

AUDIO LIGHTING
ALL SEATS APART FROM BOXEX
MUST HAVE FIXED, SELF -
OPERATING FOLDING SEATS
WITH THE ABOVE MINIMUM
DIMENSIONS

STANDING PLACES
ROW WIDTH: 25 SEATS + SHOULD BE ARRANGED IN
NECESSARY DOOR ROWS, SEPARATED BY
FIXED BARRIERS
ACCORDING TO THE
ABOVE MINIMUM
DIMENSIONS

DESIGN OF THE CONTOURS SUPER ELEVATION OF PROPORTIONS OF THE

OF THE AUDITORIUM IN SEETING (GRADIENT ) TRADITIONAL AUDITORIUM
THE GRAND THERTRE IN (VIEW )
BORDEAUX THE OFFSETTING OF SEATS
GRADIENT CURVE AND ITS
MODIFICATION N ARROW IS ACHIEVED BY
PROJECTION SIZE OF AUDITORIUM DIFFERENT SEAT
LENGTH OF ROWS

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 DESIGN
STANDARD

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 DOUBLE ROWS OF LOCKERS WITH
VENTILATED OPEN COAT
LOCKERS AND - HANGING
BENCHES ARRANGEMENT

SMALL LOCKERS TWO - LOCKERS WITH

COMPARTMENT SLOPING ROOFS
LOCKERS (20 &40 AND VENTILATION
CM WIDE) FOR PIPE
STREET AND WORK
CLOTHES

TWO - LEVEL ROW NARROW LOCKERS

OF LOCKERS

LOCKERS
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 PARKING

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