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Computer labs

Purpose :
• Open computer use - students come and go to use the
computers for assignments or projects
• Collaborative work - facility is used by students in a
group project setting

• Laboratory work - computers are used for data


collection

• Furniture - An open computer lab may simply be rows


of computers on basic tables.
Dimensions:
Designing the Lab
Space
1
Identify the room for the computer lab.

You want to choose a room that has enough space to fit the
number of computers you want to have in the lab.
• Rooms that are square or rectangular will work better than
rooms that have sharp angles or strange shapes.

2
Determine the needs of the computer lab.

The needs of your lab will help you identify the type of
equipment that you will need to provide.
3
Evaluate furniture needs and options.

• Chairs with adjustable heights are the best option


for a computer lab so that all users can be
comfortable while working.
• The top of the computer screen should be about
level with the user’s eyes.
Furniture Design Ideas:
Cafeterias
The cafeteria provides students with an opportunity to relax
and recharge between classes, which contributes to improved
concentration and academic performance.
Cafeterias dimensions:
Cafeterias dimensions:
We need to consider the following
factors:
Lighting –A bright airy space helps to enhance the dining
experience. Ideally, natural light is best for enhancing wellbeing,
Ventilation –A lack of ventilation can lead to an accumulation
of odours, which can make for an unpleasant dining experience.
Being able to control the temperature also helps to keep the
space comfortable when there are a lot of people using it
Outdoor Creative Learning
Spaces:
All students, including those with disability, can
use an outdoor space that’s well designed. It can
be a place to exercise, be social and playing
Outdoor learning areas can fulfil the same function
as indoor breakout spaces.
An outdoor learning area must be:
• directly accessible from an internal learning area
• easy for a teacher in the internal learning area to
supervise.
Design ideas :

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