Schematic Design ProposalSchematic Design Proposal

Bahen Centre for Information TechnologyUniversity of Toronto

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Rebecca HoLighting/Electrical Option

April 17th, 2003

TM

Building LocationBuilding Location

The Bahen Centre for Information Technology is located in the heart of downtown Toronto in Ontario, Canada.

It is located in the St. George campus of the University of Toronto, at the intersection of St. George and College Street.

Building InformationBuilding Information

Photo Credit Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc.

Owner:Owner: University of Toronto

Architect & Planning:Architect & Planning: Diamond & Schmitt Architects Incorporated

General Contractor & Construction Management:General Contractor & Construction Management: PCL Constructors Canada

Electrical Engineers & Lighting Design:Electrical Engineers & Lighting Design: Crossey Engineering Limited

Mechanical Engineers:Mechanical Engineers: Keen Engineering

Building FeaturesBuilding Features• Total building area 377,000 ft2 (8 stories)

• Project cost $100 Million dollars ($150 Million Canadian dollar)

• Featuring lecture halls, seminar rooms, offices, and laboratories

• It is the largest of its kind among Canadian Universities nationwide

Photo Credit Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc. Photo Credit Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc.

Building UseBuilding Use

Photo Credit Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc.

•Facility for information technology, electrical engineering, computer engineering, and industrial engineering education at the University of Toronto.

Photo Credit Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc.

Photo Credit Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc.

Lighting Introduction

• Space 1

• Space 2

• Space 3

• Space 4

Floor Plans

Lighting Design Criteria

• Goals

• Metaphor

• Target Illuminance

• Energy / Power

Lighting – Space 1

Concept

Goal

Technical

Lighting – Space 1

(renderings)

Lighting – Space 2

Concept

Goal

Technical

Lighting – Space 2

(renderings)

Lighting – Space 3

Concept

Goal

Technical

Lighting – Space 3

(renderings)

Lighting – Space 4

Concept

Goal

Technical

Lighting – Space 4

(Renderings)

Mechanical Breadth

Goals

Calculations

Mechanical Breadth (cont)

Results

Integration

Acoustics Breadth

Goal

Calculation

Acoustics Breadth (cont)

Results

Integrations

Conclusions

•If design worked

•Benefits

Original Design Team recognition

THANK YOU

Questions???