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SpaceProgramming-Art Gallery (I)

Space Programming

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ARCHITECTURAL SPACE PROGRAMMING - ART GALLERY

Area per Total Area Circulation Total Area


Area per User Sub-total sq.m. Sub-total sq.m.
Space Element Function No. of User Furniture Qty. Furniture sq. (A+B) = C sq. (30% of C) sq. Requirement
sq.m. (A) (B)
m. m. m. (C+D) sq.m.

I. ART GALLERY
Table 1 2.5 2.5

Admission area is primarily exists Chairs 2 0.15 .30


A. Admission Area toreceive, greet and guide visitors 15 1 15 Trash Can 3 0.42 1.32 20.08 6.024 26.104
.
Planters 6 0.16 0.96

Table 1 1.2 1.2


Alobby is a room in a building Sofa 1 2 2
used forentry from the outside.
B. Lobby Sometimes referred toas a foyer, 10 1 10 Planters 4 0.16 0.64 13.84 4.152 17.992
reception area or entrancehall

Table 1 1.2 1.2


Agiftshop or souvenir shop is a
store primarily selling souvenirs, Chairs 2 0.15 0.30
C. Souvenir Shop memorabilia, and other items 5 1 5 Cabinet 4 1.5 6 12.2 3.66 15.86
relating toa particular topic or
theme.

Tables 6 1.2 7.2


Exhibition space is the space in Chairs 6 1.5 9
Exhibition Space the smart museum where the
D. physical or virtual media will be 120 1 120 16.2 4.86 21.06
presented tothe audience

Lavatory 1 .6 .6
The main function ofa bathroom
is forpersonal hygiene and tostore Water Closet 1 .6 .6
E. Restrooms cleaningproducts and toiletries. 1 1 1 2.2 0.66 2.86

Sofa 1 2 2
The staffroom in an office provides Table 1 1.5 1.5
a space where staff can relax,
F. Staff Office 8 1 8 11.5 3.45 14.95
disconnect from their role, and
recharge toimproveproductivity
once they get back totheir desk.

Tables 1 3 3
Providea space forteams tocome 0.15 1.5
Chairs 10
together towork on projects
Meeting Room
G. —conference rooms give you the 10 1 10 14.5 4.35 18.85
flexibility towork when you want
on what you need.

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