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Crossey, R. E. – 1969
Building design, planning, and construction programing for modular decentralized mechanical building systems are outlined in terms of costs, performance, expansion and flexibility. Design strategy, approach, and guidelines for implementing such systems for buildings are suggested, with emphasis on mechanical equipment and building element…
Descriptors: Building Design, Building Systems, Construction Needs, Costs
Chasin, Joseph – 1977
Intended to aid in the building or purchase of a home suitable for use by a handicapped individual in a wheelchair, the booklet provides detailed design guidelines. Included is information on the decision process, finances, ramps, a car shelter, doors communication devices, electrical needs, windows, elevators and chair lifts, the kitchen, an…
Descriptors: Architectural Barriers, Building Design, Design Requirements, Interior Design
Steinfeld, Edward – 1979
The bibliography contains a list of 126 basic references on barrier free design. Entries include research reports, reviews of government activities, guidebooks on design of buildings and facilities, handbooks for simplifying daily activities, and discussions on general issues related to barrier free design. Entries are arranged alphabetically by…
Descriptors: Accessibility (for Disabled), Building Design, Design Requirements, Physical Disabilities
Rovetch, Warren – 1969
The Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) includes a central city of at least 50,000 people in an area of metropolitan character where at least three fourths of employment is nonagricultural. Settlements in which a majority of persons live are "contiguous civil divisions" radiating from the city and having densities of no fewer than 150…
Descriptors: Building Design, Design Requirements, Higher Education, Social Responsibility
Cote, Ron Roy – Educational Technology, 1978
Traditional factors of educational space design--cost, tradition, control, administration, and status--are contrasted with five new factors--students, educators, imagination, planning, and future utilization. (RAO)
Descriptors: Building Design, Building Plans, Design Requirements, Facility Planning
Klepper, David L. – Theatre Design and Technology, 1973
Describes technical specifications required in designing theatre spaces for high intelligibility of speech. (CH)
Descriptors: Acoustical Environment, Acoustics, Architecture, Building Design
Strong, Laurence E.; Stephenson, William R. – American School and University, 1971
Descriptors: Building Design, Cost Effectiveness, Design Requirements, Flexible Facilities
Schulberg, Lucille – Design and Environment, 1971
Discusses a method architects and planners can use in designing buildings based on behavior and activities of people who will inhabit them. Shows a particular setting or environment influences the behavior of all individuals in it. Statistical data are translated into floor plans. (BL)
Descriptors: Architectural Programing, Behavioral Science Research, Building Design, Design Requirements
Brandle, K. – Build International, 1971
Investigates the combination properties of building components in relation to moduar room sizes, and wall and ceiling thicknesses. (Author)
Descriptors: Building Plans, Building Systems, Ceilings, Controlled Environment
Robbins, Edward – Journal of Architectural Education, 1981
The need for a fundamental sense of people in architectural practice and pedagogy is expressed by three architecture professors from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The word "client," a historically and socially specific concept with which to discuss the issues of people-oriented architecture, is defined. (MLW)
Descriptors: Architectural Education, Architecture, Building Design, Design Requirements
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Cunningham, Michael R. – Environment and Behavior, 1977
The previously recognized right-left asymmetry in aesthetic balance was applied to preferences in architectural design. Preferences for right-and left-oriented apartments in apartment floor plan layouts were noted in sophomore psychology students. Data examined from preferences of 67 right-handed and 5 left-handed students revealed that…
Descriptors: Architectural Programing, Architectural Research, Building Design, Design Requirements
Kennedy, Mike – American School & University, 2007
In recent years, more education administrators and designers have embraced the potential benefits of daylighting. They have been persuaded that using natural light to illuminate facilities enables schools and universities to conserve energy and provide a learning environment in which students perform better. For daylighting advocates, the…
Descriptors: Natural Resources, Lighting, Building Design, Energy Conservation
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Temple, Paul – London Review of Education, 2008
The connections between the design and use of space in higher education, and the production of teaching and learning, and of research, are not well understood. This paper reports on a literature review on these topics, and shows that higher education spaces can be considered in various ways: in terms of campus design, in terms of how space can…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Literature Reviews, Influence of Technology, School Effectiveness
Murtha, D. Michael – 1968
A selection of technical reports, journal articles and books on various aspects of systematic methods for school planning and design, are presented in this bibliography. The subject areas include the design process in terms of--(1) practice, (2) theory, (3) methods, (4) decision systems, and (5) computer applications. Criteria for design with…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Architectural Education, Architectural Programing, Architecture
Access Group, Atlanta, GA. – 1993
Two brief fact sheets for people with disabilities provide information on: (1) modifying a trailer to make it accessible for persons with mobility impairments, especially those in wheelchairs, and (2) accessibility considerations for home buyers or home owners with mobility impairments. The first fact sheet identifies inherent problems in…
Descriptors: Accessibility (for Disabled), Building Design, Design Requirements, Housing
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