The Student Center, University of Lagos, Akoka.

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THE CAMPUS LIVING ROOM

A Student Center In a broader aspect is the facilities provided for students recreation and socializatio. It is clear so that people have no trouble comprehending what and who the building is for.

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The project’s site is located along the main route that leads into the university of Lagos, a federal university that is highly relevant and contributes highly to society in Lagos. The site is distinguished by its closeness to student dominated areas. Choosing the location represents an attractive factor for the University to raise curiousity The amphitheatre which currently stands on the site is to be integrated into the design. After the study of the study of the scope of the area, the following was concluded;

After the study of the study of the scope of the area, the following was concluded:

1. Site Access - Access to the site via vehicle is Majorly from the main University road, as the edge of the site is bordered to a large extent by it. The pedestrian access is majorly from north of the site. 2. Site Topography - The topography of the site is relatively flat, but from the main road to the site, there is a significant difference in level.

4. Site Climate - The Climate of the region is a Tropical wet and dry climate and due to it featuring very close to the lagoon there is an increase in humidity.

5. Site Noise - The major source of noise road and the buildings surrounding it.

TIFASE OLUWATAMILORE 180501509
North - University of Lagos Road South - University of Lagos swimming pool East - Nord Automobile Company West - Sport Center WHAT IS... A STUDENT CENTER SITE ANALYSIS AMPHITHEATRE SITE BOUNDARIES WHY...? AMPHITHEATRE Geographical Location Urban Surroundings The Project Site SITE ANALYSIS A UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS STUDENT CENTER STUDENT CENTER PRESENTATION A2.indd 1 5/9/2024 6:45:08 AM

DESIGN

CONSIDERATIONS

USER GROUP ANALYSIS

SOLUTIONS PROPOSED

Sense of Place

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT OBJECTIVE

From the original student center as an ideal leisure to the fusion of fun and focus, student centers have evolved with changing student demographics and updated educational pedagogy.

‘The campus that is home for the whole school and everyone in it. Therefore, as per between the academic area, dining area, fitness area and the sleeping area - where else do people have to just relax and feel at home?

MY CONCEPT PROPOSITION IS TO STRENGTHEN THE EXPERIENTIAL AND SYMBOLIC RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LARGE BLOCKS USING A COURTYARD SPACES AS INSPIRED BY THE AMPHITHEATRE, SERVING AS AN ENTRANCE TO THE STUDENT CENTER, THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS’ “LIVING ROOM.”

Rationale - What is the one place that people study, socialize, meet and get all of the resources they need? HOME

03 DESIGN SOLUTIONS
STUDENT CENTER PRESENTATION A2.indd 2 5/9/2024 6:45:08 AM
THE CAMPUS LIVING ROOM
THE AGORA
04 DIAGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS SPATIAL ANALYSIS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 1. Service and Convenience 2. Stu Gov Offices and Alumni areas 3. Multi purpose Hall 4. Student centered Areas 5. Retail Areas Food court Restaurant D.S.A Office Stu Gov Office STUDENT CENTER PRESENTATION A2.indd 3 5/9/2024 6:45:09 AM
BUBBLE DIAGRAM FUNCTIONAL FLOW CHART

FINAL MASS FORM

Introduction of the secondary bridge opened upopportunity for a celebrated entrance as well as directioned air into the main court to start distributing around the building and releasing hot air from the mass while helping to pull all of the air from inside the building after absorbing all the heat from the building , further reducing the building’s dependency on HVAC sytstems.

Introduction of the secondary bridge opened upopportunity for a celebrated entrance as well as directioned air into the main court to start distributing around the building and releasing hot air from the mass while helping to pull all of the air from inside the building after absorbing all the heat from the building , further reducing the building’s dependency on HVAC sytstems.

Introduction of the secondary bridge opened upopportunity for a celebrated entrance as well as directioned air into the main court to start distributing around the building and releasing hot air from the mass while helping to pull all of the air from inside the building after absorbing all the heat from the building , further reducing the building’s dependency on HVAC sytstems.

Introduction of the secondary bridge opened upopportunity for a celebrated entrance as well as directioned air into the main court to start distributing around the building and releasing hot air from the mass while helping to pull all of the air from inside the building after absorbing all the heat from the building , further reducing the building’s dependency on HVAC sytstems.

Introduction of the secondary bridge opened upopportunity for a celebrated entrance as well as directioned air into the main court to start distributing around the building and releasing hot air from the mass while helping to pull all of the air from inside the building after absorbing all the heat from the building , further reducing the building’s dependency on HVAC sytstems.

Introduction of the secondary bridge opened upopportunity for a celebrated entrance as well as directioned air into the main court to start distributing around the building and releasing hot air from the mass while helping to pull all of the air from inside the building after absorbing all the heat from the building , further reducing the

AXONOMETRIC BLOW UP 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 Roof Trusses Roof Slab Building 05 ANALYTICAL DRAWINGS
STUDENT CENTER PRESENTATION A2.indd 4 5/9/2024 6:45:09 AM

DESIGN

SOLUTION

INTERIOR VIEWS

use of sustainable building materials to mitigate the effects of the hard concrete surfaces by adopting locally sourced materials, green roof, solar panels as well as rain water harvesting systes so it doesnt consume as much energy as the rest of the buildings in the university premisis

The structure and materials are chosen for durability, maintenance ease, and to support its green features, making it a landmark of eco-friendly architecture. Offers multiple levels of green spaces for relaxation and socializing.

06 RENDERED VIEWS
4. Site Climate - The Climate of the region is a Tropical wet and dry climate and due to it featuring very close to the lagoon there is an increase in humidity. 5. Site Noise Bronze panelled perforrated facade Food court D.S.A’s office Exhibition Area SUG Office Seminar Room Arcade Announcement Screen
STUDENT CENTER PRESENTATION A2.indd 5 5/9/2024 6:45:11 AM
Trussed Roof

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