Arts University Bournemouth – Enterprise Pavilion
Details
- Architect: Lee/Fitzgerald Architects
- Location: Bournemouth
- Status: Completed
Services
- Mechanical & Electrical
Arts University Bournemouth – Enterprise Pavilion
Details
- Architect: Lee/Fitzgerald Architects
- Location: Bournemouth
- Status: Completed
Services
- Mechanical & Electrical
The Enterprise Pavilion nurtures a dynamic young creative community. Business start-up units are housed in modular timber boxes that are slung within lightweight steel frames. These and a high-spec digital imaging facilities house, which takes the form of an austere timber cube, are arranged around an atrium that acts as a covered outdoor square, sheltered by a tent-like fabric canopy roof. Delicate access galleries and bridges carrying circulation and services wrap around the business unit wings and span the atrium voids, lending the building form a complex layered filigree appearance.
The Business Start-Up units are serviced by underfloor heating and one of this country’s first automated natural ventilation solutions built into the exterior walls. This system provides user-controlled ventilation during the day and automatic purge ventilation during the night. The accommodation is linked by a naturally ventilated atrium street with interconnecting services and lighting integrated within the architectural steel walkways spanning the atrium, and leading to a tented exhibition area with automatic passive smoke ventilation system.
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