EXAMPLE DESIGNS
DG 1110-3-112 May 1979
6-2 EXAMPLE DESIGN-SCHEME A FOR 6,000 MILITARY STRENGTH (cont'd)
Table 6-4 Number of Academic Spaces Needed-Example
No.
Occupant
Type of Academic Space/Occupant Load Each
Load
Required
5C
4 req'd *; bal. = 2
Classroom/25
1
53
Lecture Room/53
39
3
Seminar Room/13
1
9
MOS Library/9
20
1
Self-Paced Instruction/20
22
Language Lab/22
1
1
25
Science Lab/25
1
50
Testing Room/37 (as classrooms/50)
6
1
Rehearsal and Recording Studio/6
* Testing Room will serve as 2 classrooms
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Academic Occupant Load
(6) Survey of Existing Suitable Facilities. In this example, no space requirements can be sub-
tracted since there are no existing facilities within eight-minutes walking distance that are suitable.
(7) Academic Space Requirements. By multiplying the number of spaces required for each space
type times the NASF space allocated in Chapter 4, para 4-3, the total academic space required is
determined as shown in Table 6-5.
Table 6-5 Academic Space Requirements-Example
=
NASF/Space
Total NASF
Type of Space
No. of Spaces
x
Required
Allocated
1500
Classroom
2
750
1500
1
1500
Lecture Room
1125
375
3
Seminar Room
750
750
1
MOS Library
750
1
750
Self-Paced Instruction
750
750
1
Language Lab
1500
1500
1
Science Lab
1905
1905
Testing Room
1
375
1
375
Reh/Rec Studio
10,155 NASF
Total Academic Space Required
6-5
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