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KAM’S COMMON ROOM
ANN HELÉN OFTEN HASSEL
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Privat faculty functions
Public ground floor
Important aspects:
- Positive to have a common campus where the different faculties can interact.
- Important to keep the identities in the different professions and the quality in having a social and
professional belonging within each faculty.
- Create a platform where NTNU can exhibit their work and obtain a closer connection to the city.
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Roadways and economy entrances
A walk through the street:
The restaurant Lyche at Samfundet has outdoor serving in the street
Instalations in the park’s rim zone
Students from Art and Media working outside
Students from NTNU can exhibit their work in a public pavilion
People walking in the street can see how architect and fine art students experiments in different ways
The old treelines are kept to dissolve the boundary between the street and the park.
The new common library for KAM and visitores is situated in the old dignified state archive
Outside the library you find informal benches as part of the park for everyone to use
The new common canteen is placed in the old Vollan gård (farm)
Shop with books and materials of interest for the students at KAM and others
Part of the site that we worked on in a smaller scale
Respecting the building worthy of preservation
Art and Media
Architecture and Fine Art
Cuts in the building mass create both better lightning conditions and separete two of the faculties
Where we make the cuts it will be glass in the facade for obtaining a more transparent facade.
On the top floor we have the deepest cuts. The plan will consequently change for each level and makes different working areas.
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Economy
entrance
break
anvil
band
saw
drill
polish
drill
Workspace
weld
ICT Lab - D-01.3
Paint lab - D-02.4
Silkprint/Graphic labs - D-01.6
saw
Intermedia lab - D-01.4
turning
lathe
Metal - D-02.5
Technical staff
F-01.2
weld
plastic
cutter
saw
Storage
saw
WC
Fire
escape
WC
Wood - D-02.1
Technical
room
Cleaning
pint
WC
Technical
room
Fire
escape
plastic
cutter
plastic
cutter
Space lab - D-01.1
Light lab - D-01.2
Plastics - D-02.3
plastic
cutter
Cleaning
point
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Storage
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wall
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Preparing props
Storage
+1500
Storage
in the
wall
+2170
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planer
cutter
saw
Workspace
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plaster
Plaster - D-02.2
turning
lathe
laser
cutter
Prototype
D-01.7
saw
dim.
plane
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laser
cutter
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Workspace
plaster
Cardboard - D-02.6
Student organisations
Canteen
band
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Library and
student organisations
Entrance
Entrance
Open and bring your work out
Open and bring your work out
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Concrete pavement in
the street to clarify the
entrances
Outdoor building and exhibitions space
Common exhibition for NTNU
Library
C
Dirty labs:
Cleaner labs:
Academic staff :
Common:
Wood, metal and plaster: 1200 m2
Paint lab: 110 m2
Silk print 200m2
Plastic: 80 m2
Intermedia labs: 330 m2
ICT: 207 m2
Space lab: 150m2
Light lab: 80 m2
Prototype: 110 m2
Cardboard: 100 m2
Workshop staff and
technical staff: 130 m2
Service functions: 160 m2
Sirculation (expo and
working) areas: 1018 m2
Outdoor reading area
B
Plan ground floor
Circulation
Different approach for increasing daylight
Vertical movement
The daylight needs have given directions for the
structuring of the functions
C
B
88500
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Walls to pin-up on
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Informal space for pin up/reviews
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Group room
E-02.1
Cleaning
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Photo lab
D-01.5
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Group room
E-02.1
Fire
escape
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Dean's staff
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Group room - E-02.1
Storage - E-01.1
Studio Arch.
Bachelor - C-01.1
Copy, print,
storage (Dean)
B-01.5
Group room
E-02.1
Shelves - storage
Extra
chairs
(pin up)
Storage
E-01.1
Drawing
table
Dean's staff
B-01.4
Group room - E-02.1
23500
Drawers and shelfs
Director
B-01.3
Group room - E-02.1
extra work space
Meeting space
B-02.1
extra work space
Vice Dean
B-01.2
extra work space
Vice Dean
B-01.2
38500
Drawing
table
Dean
B-01.1
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Shelves - storage
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Model exposition
Institute: Architectural
planning - F-01.3
Academic staff
C
B
Architecture students:
Deans office and administration:
Bachelor: 547 m2 - 128 students
Offices: 139 m2
Master: 725 m2 - 164 students
Institute adm: 90 m2
Additional workspaces for
staff and students:
Common:
Service functions: 325 m2
Sirculation (with expo,
meeting etc): 770 m2
Group/meeting rooms: 155 m2
Plan 1. floor
C
Overlight down to studios
Teachers
F-01.1
Shelves - storage
Extra
chairs
(pin up)
Walls to pin-up on
Storage
E-01.1
Walls to pin-up on
Informal space for pin up/reviews
Group room
E-02.1
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Photo lab
D-01.5
Seminar
E-02.3
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Storage - E-01.1
Group room
E-02.1
Storage - E-01.1
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Teachers
F-01.1
Drawing
table
Teachers
F-01.1
Group room
E-02.1
Group room
E-02.1
extra work space
Drawers and shelfs
Teachers
F-01.1
Drawing
table
Meeting space
B-02.1
extra work space
Group
room
E-02.1
Teachers
F-01.1
17900
Teachers
F-01.1
Shelves - storage
Teachers
F-01.1
27000
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Model exposition
Tea kitchen
Studio Arch.
Master - C-02.1
Model exposition
Institute: City planning and
History & technology - F-01.3
Terrace
C
B
Architecture students:
Additional workspaces for staff and students:
Bachelor: 526 m2 - 113 students
Group/meeting rooms: 105 m2
Master: 620 m2 - 124 students
Common:
Service functions: 355 m2
Sirculation (with expo,
meeting etc):700m2
Academic staff and administration:
Teachers: 106 m2 - 14 teachers
Institute adm: 90 m2
Plan 2. floor
14600
C
Meeting space
B-02.1
Drawing table Shelves - storage
Drawers and shelfs
Teachers
F-01.1
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Teachers
F-01.1
Storage
E-01.1
Studio Fine art
Bachelor - C-01.2
Drawing
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Teachers
F-01.1
Common resting
and meeting area
E-02.2
12400
Teachers
F-01.1
Overlight down to studios
Overlight down to studios
Teachers
F-01.1
Teachers
F-01.1
Drawing
table
Teachers
F-01.1
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Studio Fine art
Master - C-01.2
Storage - E-01.1
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Storage
E-01.1
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Tea kitchen
Meeting
space
Model exposition
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Model exposition
Institute: Fine art and
Graphics - F.01-3
Terrace 3. floor
Terrace 4. floor
C
B
Art students:
bachelor: 265 m2 - 45 students
Additional workspaces for staff and students:
Group/meeting rooms: 200 m2
master: 235 m2 - 28 students
Common:
Service functions: 310 m2
Phd students:
37 students - 230 m2.
Sirculation (with expo,
meeting etc): 620 m2
Academic staff and administration:
242 m2 - 46 teachers
Institute adm: 90 m2
Plan 3. floor
South facade
Section A-A
Section C-C
Privat faculty functions
Public ground floor
Constructions in walls, providing a stable construction.
(Walls are not load bearing)
Load-bearing in-situ concrete slabs and concrete columns
(plan libre)
Concrete cores provide stability for the construction together with
the walls.
They contain technical shafts, pipe systems and vertical
movements.
stainless-steel sheeting
roofing membrane allowing a slight inclination
+18410
4250
loadbearing polished concrete coloumns
3365
Vertical boards of pine
Chapel
Studio
3365
4250
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3. FLOOR +14160
Materiale
storage
Studio
Floor slab construction:
Loadbearing cast-in-place/in situ concrete slabs
with raised inner floors for ventilation and electrical system
Opening for electrical socket
863
2. FLOOR +9910
10 mm shiny anthracite terrazzo
or polished concrete flooring
60 mm concrete bearing slab
60 mm concrete slab
3387
4250
facade element in concrete
underlining the horizontal lines of the building
120 mm termal insulation
Studio
1. FLOOR +5660
1100
0,8 mm sheet titanium-zinc covering
d:400
exposed loadbearing concrete slabs
with water-borne heating system
steel post-and-rail
construction
5660
steel post-and-rail construction
Concrete beams
Workshopfloor
Entrance
670
GROUND FLOOR +0
200 mm concrete paving slab
70 mm rigid-foam thermal insulation
7865
stairs and steel construction
400 mm reinforced concrete wall
Section B-B