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October 2014 Claremont Tower Seminar Room 113 114 Before After Claremont Tower Seminar Room 115 The room was decluttered and a simplified teaching wall was introduced An island of green carpet has been used to reinforce the idea of a central desk arrangement ID: 384348

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Learning & teaching refurbishments 2014

October 2014Slide2

Claremont Tower

Seminar Room 1.13 1.14

Before

AfterSlide3

Claremont Tower

Seminar Room 1.15

The room was de-cluttered and a simplified teaching wall was introduced.

An island of green carpet has been used to reinforce the idea of a central desk arrangement.

Before

AfterSlide4

Ridley Building

Seminar Room 1.42

Before

AfterSlide5

Claremont Bridge

Seminar Room 2.29

Before

AfterSlide6

Agriculture Building

Teaching Room 3.05

Before

AfterSlide7

Old Library Building

Language Resource Centre

BeforeSlide8

Old Library Building

Language Resource Centre

AfterSlide9

Old Library Building

Language Resource Centre

AfterSlide10

Stephenson Building

Lecture Theatre F16

BeforeSlide11

Stephenson Building

Lecture Theatre F16

AfterSlide12

Law Lecture Theatre

Before

Capacity 233Slide13

Law Lecture Theatre

After

Capacity increased to 279 Slide14

Armstrong Building

Robert Boyle Lecture Theatre

BeforeSlide15

Armstrong Building

Robert Boyle Lecture Theatre

After

The flooring was replaced with hard wearing laminate flooring that is also more appropriate to the buildings heritage. AV equipment has been improved as well as introducing more flexible writing tablet seatingSlide16

Daysh

Building

Lecture Theatre G.05

BeforeSlide17

Daysh

Building

Lecture Theatre G.05

AfterSlide18

Daysh

Building

Lecture Theatre G.07

BeforeSlide19

Daysh

Building

Lecture Theatre G.07

This relatively small lecture theatre was made lighter and brighter but also introduces warmer tones to soften the walls and lighting.

AfterSlide20

Daysh

Building

Lecture Theatre 1.29

BeforeSlide21

Daysh

Building

Lecture Theatre 1.29

AfterSlide22

Claremont Tower

Lecture Theatre 1.02

BeforeSlide23

Claremont Tower

Lecture Theatre 1.02

The design of this lecture theatre has been driven from the existing style in the surrounding rooms such as the corridor and another lecture theatre. This was done to provide a level of coherence to the 1

st

floor of the building.

AfterSlide24

Medical School

David Shaw Lecture Theatre

BeforeSlide25

Medical School

David Shaw Lecture Theatre

AfterSlide26

Medical School

David Shaw Lecture Theatre

AfterSlide27

Politics Building

Seminar Room G22

Before

AfterSlide28

Merz

Court

Lecture Theatre 1.01

BeforeSlide29

Merz

Court

Lecture Theatre 1.01

AfterSlide30

2014/15 Projects

FMED M1 corridor IT provision

Dental Lecture Theatres C, D, E & F and corridor

Old Library building Pybus RoomWalton Library Dene and Linn PC clusters Bedson building 2.41 extensionBedson

Side cluster Politics building G28 Ridley LT’s 1.63 & 1.65 Agriculture Clement Stevens Lecture Theatre Daysh basement entrance Large Flat floor teaching space Teaching wall improvements Slide31

End