Construction :
Classrooms Planning
3-floor 2 school buildings with classrooms arranged in a row from north to south, including a corridor and access points (stairs, lift, and ramp) after every 9 classrooms.
Break down in detail:
Building Dimensions:
Total Width (East-West): 60 feet
Total Length (North-South): 1000 feet
Floors: 3
Classroom Dimensions:
Width (East-West): 20 feet
Length (North-South): 30 feet
Total Classrooms per Floor: 18
Corridor & Access Features:
Corridor Width (East-West): 9 feet
Stairs, Lift & Ramp: Placed in between, i.e., after every 9 classrooms
Placement of Classrooms and Features per Floor:
1.
First Set of 9 Classrooms: (Each 20 feet wide, totalling 180 feet in length)
2.
Stair, Lift, and Ramp Area: (Placed centrally between the two classroom sets)
3.
Second Set of 9 Classrooms: (Another 180 feet in length)
Total Space Utilization:
Classrooms (9 per section x 2 sections per floor): 180 feet + 180 feet = 360 feet
Corridors & Access Space: (Placed after every 9 classrooms)
Structural Walls, Stairs, Lift, Ramp: 115 feet
Library (31m × 9m, 3 floors in a row)
General Considerations for Each Floor
Ground Floor: Main Library & Circulation Area
Entrance & Reception – Front desk for check-in, book returns, and assistance.
Bookshelves & Reading Area – Organized sections for fiction, non-fiction, and reference books.
Computer Section – For digital research and online learning.
Lounge & Discussion Zones – Small seating areas for informal discussions.
Windows & Lighting – Large windows for natural light + modern LED panels.
First Floor: Study & Collaboration Space
Private Study Rooms – Soundproof rooms for focused studying.
Group Study Tables – Open space with flexible seating.
Cafeteria & Refreshment Area – Small snack/coffee zone for students.
Digital Screen & Interactive Boards – For research presentations.
Second Floor: Research & Multimedia Center
Silent Study Zone – Individual cubicles for deep concentration.
E-Library Section – Computers with access to digital books/journals.
Seminar Room – Small conference space for guest lectures & workshops.
Outdoor Reading Balcony (if possible) – Small open-air space with benches.
2 Reading Rooms for Boys & Girls (Each 31m × 9m, 3 floors in a row)
General Considerations for Each Floor
Seating Capacity: 80–100 students per floor, depending on furniture layout.
Lighting: Large windows along the long sides for natural light + ceiling LED panels
Ventilation: Cross-ventilation with openable windows or mechanical ventilation.
Acoustics: Sound-absorbing panels to minimize noise between floors.
Furniture: Individual study desks, shared tables, or lounge seating (flexible setup).
Technology: Power outlets, wi-fi, and digital screens for announcements or group discussions.
Layout Plan (Per Floor)
1.
Quiet Individual Study Zone (One Side - 15m × 9m)
Row Seating: Single-person desks in a linear arrangement (gap between for movement).
Cubicles: Soundproof booths for focused study.
Window Seating: High desks with bar stools for natural light reading.
2.
Group Discussion & Collaboration Area (Middle - 6m × 9m)
Round Tables: 4–6 students per table for discussions.
Whiteboards & Digital Screens: For brainstorming sessions.
Soft Seating: Couches or bean bags for a relaxed discussion zone.
3.
Relaxed Reading & Lounge Area (Other Side - 10m × 9m)
Sofa Sets & Lounge Chairs: Comfortable seating for casual reading.
Carpeted Area with Floor Cushions: For an informal reading space.
Plants & Decor: To create a peaceful environment.
Floor Distribution (Optional Ideas)
Ground Floor: General reading & open study (easiest access).
First Floor: Group collaboration & discussion rooms.
Second Floor: Silent study zone for exam preparation.
2 Hostels for Boys & Girls (Each 31m × 9m, 3 floors in a row)
Design Considerations:
1.
Capacity – Number of students per room (single, double, or dormitory-style).
2.
Facilities – Washrooms, common areas, study rooms, warden's room, and staircase placement.
3.
Ventilation & Light – Ensuring natural airflow and lighting.
4.
Accessibility & Safety – Emergency exits, staircases, and fire safety measures.
Proposed Floor Plan (Each Floor)
Ground Floor:
Entrance & Reception Area
Warden’s Room & Office
Common Hall / Dining Area
Kitchen & Storage
2-3 Dormitory Rooms (4-6 students each)
Shared Washrooms & Toilets
Staircase Access
First & Second Floor:
4-6 Dormitory Rooms (4-6 students each)
Shared Washrooms & Toilets
Study Area / Common Lounge
Balcony / Drying Area
Staircase & Emergency Exit
Roof/Extra Considerations:
Water Storage Tank
Solar Panels (if needed)
Additional Space for Drying Clothes or Recreational Use
