Professor Kerstin SailerFascinating paper on the layout of buildings for science
#Architecture #SpaceSyntax @spacesyntax
Spatial logic of scientific research: an exploratory and quantitative analysis of 42 scientific research buildings sited in America and Europe
Dan O'Neill@kerstinsailer @spacesyntax Franklin Antonio Hall on the campus of UCSD has some unique design features to encourage collaboration. https://fah.ucsd.edu/
@dkoneill @spacesyntax
That looks interesting. Have you seen the place in action?
I'm always rather cautious with declarations of "collaborative buildings" (especially when coming from architects or organisations running them)
That looks interesting. Have you seen the place in action?
I'm always rather cautious with declarations of "collaborative buildings" (especially when coming from architects or organisations running them)
@kerstinsailer @spacesyntax Franklin was highly influential on the design and was the co-founder of Qualcomm. I've not seen it in action, but knowing Franklin, it's correctly built.
legraLeGra@kerstinsailer @spacesyntax @stefan
I’ll have to read this while on my computer.
I guess my office is sort of like 5. We have very low turnover, and a system of seniority leading to the choice offices (not on the shaft) having turnover only after multi-decade retirement. So some close collaborators are across the building because of the order of retirement.
I wonder if you could guess the turnover rate from how compact the clusters are.
@atthenius @spacesyntax @stefan
How interesting!
One of the buildings for science I studied during my PhD (some time ago) had an interesting combination of clusters and randomness, mainly due to a very active visitor's programme, so lots of temporary stays and turnover programmed into the building
How interesting!
One of the buildings for science I studied during my PhD (some time ago) had an interesting combination of clusters and randomness, mainly due to a very active visitor's programme, so lots of temporary stays and turnover programmed into the building
@atthenius @spacesyntax @stefan
I've written about this here:
https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10099492/1/Sailer_Thomas2020_OpenPlan_JofManaPsych_accepted.pdf
The research institute is shown in figure 2a of the paper and below
I've written about this here:
https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10099492/1/Sailer_Thomas2020_OpenPlan_JofManaPsych_accepted.pdf
The research institute is shown in figure 2a of the paper and below
