Prentice Hall

Fashion & Interior Design



Facility Planning
Jeffrey E. Clark, Harrington Institute of Interior Design

ISBN-10: 0131149369
ISBN-13: 9780131149366

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2008
Format: Paper; 504 pp
Published: 02/13/2007

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For courses in Space Planning and Facility Management.

 

Written to emphasize the relationships of classical planning principles to the layout of space, this comprehensive text illustrates ways in which these principles apply to design programs of the past and present. The primary focus is on planning office space, but it also includes a chapter on space programming and planning in a residential context. CAD and CAFM applications are emphasized throughout and two advanced chapters discuss relational databases and their use in computer-aided facility management. 

 

For courses in Space Planning and Facility Management.

 

Facility Planning isfor beginning and intermediate level design students interested in developing their space planning skills. Written to emphasize the relationships of classical planning principles to the layout of space, this comprehensive text illustrates ways in which these principles apply to design programs of the past and present. The primary focus is on planning office space, but it also includes a chapter on space programming and planning in a residential context. CAD and CAFM applications are emphasized throughout and two advanced chapters discuss relational databases and their use in computer-aided facility management. 

 

Hallmark Features

 

Coverage of the steps in the planning process–from basic programming, to layout planning, to ongoing facility management.

·        Focuses on the aspects of facility management related to programming, space planning, building codes and accessibility requirements.

 

Coverage of advanced techniques such as relational databases–and their use in computer-aided facility management appears in the text.

·        Gives readers the latest information on technological advancements available in space planning and facility management.

·        Discusses how relational databases and facility management applications impact processes and provides information on Archibus and other CAFM software.

 

CAD and CAFM applications are emphasized–throughout the text.

·        Illustrates ways in which space planning principles apply to design programs of the present.

 

Time Capsules–appear throughout the text.

·        Focus on historically significant buildings (Parthenon, Cathedrals, The Ramesseum etc.), their unique program requirements and special planning features.

·        Provide a historical context and visual illustration of chapter concepts.

 

Case studies–appear throughout the text.

·        Focus on distinct issues encountered in developing facility programs.

·        Demonstrate large-scale facility management implementations through cases such as the Global Technology Company, the International Chemical Company, and BP America.

 

237 figures, 45 tables and other graphics–make this text highly visual and easier to understand.

·        Amplifies and illustrates specific topics and techniques.

·        Reinforces accompanying text with a variety of clear visuals.

Table of Contents

 

1.            Classical Principles

            Time Capsule — The Ramesseum

2.            Geometry and Planning

            Time Capsule — The Parthenon

3.            Place and Modernism

            Time Capsule — A Residence at Delos

4.            Dwellings

            Case Studies — Operations Center

5.            Management and Networks

            Time Capsule — The Pantheon

6.            Workplace Programming

            Time Capsule — Cathedrals and the Medieval Program

7.            Space Allocation

            Case Studies — Three Facility Programs

8.            Space Planning

            Time Capsule — Cathedrals of Today

9.            Area Measurement Standards

            Case Study — Global Technology Company

10.        Relational Databases

            Case Study — International Chemical Company

11.        Computer-Aided Facility Management

            Case Study — BP America

12.        Sustainable Design

13.        Building Codes

14.        Egress

15.        Accessibility

16.        ADA Accessibility Guidelines

 

Appendix A — Facility Planning Checklist

Appendix B — Space Requirements Worksheet

Appendix C — Loading AutoCAD Macros

Appendix D — Archibus/FM Space Management Module

JEFFREY E. CLARK is project manager with a national consulting and systems integration firm specializing in facility management. He writes Visual Basic/VBA code on a daily basis to help create and maintain facility databases. An AutoCAD user for over 15 years, Clark has developed several commercial AutoCAD applications. His work has been featured in publications ranging from Cadalyst to Facilities Design & Management to PC Magazine.

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