Let's FlânerLondon Road Train Station, Brighton, UK Year 3 Final Projects

3.3-The proposed design is likely to be used by children under 5 years old, the guarding should prevent children being helf fast by the guarding.- the construction should be such that a 100mm sphere cannot pass through any opening in the guarding and so that children will not readily be able to climb it.*Horizontal rails for such guarding should be avoided (noticed an horizon guardings are being used here, further developments from 1:20)

1.36 Handrails should be set at heightsthat are convenient for all users of thebuilding and should extend safelybeyond the top and bottom of a flightof steps, or a ramp, to give bothstability and warning of the presence ofa change in level. Consideration shouldbe given to the provision of a secondhandrail on stairs in a wide range ofbuilding types, and particularly inschools, for use by children and peopleof short stature.

1.24_Some people have a weakness onone side. This leads to a requirementfor support at both sides of ramps.

3.1- guardings should be provided where it is reasonably necessary for safety to guard the edge of any part of a floor (ie the entire walkway )

3.5 & 3.6-again if access for maintenance is less frequent then temporary types of guarding or warning notices would be more appropriate. (ie when the prominent guarding is broken a tempoary sign is needed) Covered in Construction (design and management) Regulation 1994 http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg184.htm Broken

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1.7_Due to the sites nature, a gentle gradient approach over a long distance is being taken, level landings intervals available as rest points.

1.8_ If the gradient is 1:20 or steeper it should be designed and equipped as ramped access

1.11_with of 1800mm is said to be possibly to accommodate any amount of non-vehicular traffic without the need for passing places. 1.12_reduces the risk to

people, particularly people with impaired sight when they are approaching and within the area under all lightings

3.1- Guardings should be provided where it is reasonably necessary for safety to guard the edge of any part of a floor (ie the entire walkway )3.2-Design: any wall, parapet, balustrade or similar obstruction may serve as guarding. Guarding should be at least raised to 110mm on roof to meet regulation and 900mm for the stair case. -Guarding should be capable of resisting at least the horizontal force given in BS 6399: Part1: 1996.-Further guidance on BS 6180: 1995 code of practice for protective

2.5-Ramps that are wider than 1m then handrails on both sides - height of handrails = 900mm 1000mm, firm support and allow a firm grip. Handrails also forms the top of the guarding with a matched height.

2.4-Ramps are clear of obstructions

4.2-Projecting parts: ie.parts of windows skylights and ventilators that project either internally or externally more than about 100mm horizontal into spaces which are used by people moving or about the building:

a. not less than 2m above the ground or floor when in any fixed postion;

b. OR marked by a feature such as a barrier or rail about 1100mm high to prevent people walking into the projecting part (dig.16)

c. OR marked by provision of surfaces with STRONG tactile differences, or by suitable landscaping features so that people are guided away from them see DOCUMENT M and diagram 17)

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toward brighton station and New England Quater

entrace

Major support fo the roof

Baubotanik architecture (or arborsculpture )Experimenting with baubotanik architecture, the red line is the pathway for cyclist and joggers which will be mainly supported by both existing trees and new planting willows.This principle will also be applied to the outdoor performance This principle will also be applied to the outdoor performance area (OPA) and coloured area. The circular concrete columns are varies in 3 different sizes, 300mm, 500mm and 800mm diameters according to the weight they are bearing on top and the availability of the space. For the OPA, the lay out patterns is less uniform and more scattered so this would be more fit in with the new planting trees and existing trees.