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maxsolomon

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23. No, tripartite is the "Base/Middle/Top" of traditional building form
Fri Oct 29, 2021, 02:21 PM
Oct 2021


I love good tripartite division, but there is no reason to build such a tradition-bound facade on a CA university campus in 2021.

I don't have the time or desire to figure out how much more area is required to match the bed count. Double? Probably at least.

I'm more curious to know WHY the University is allowing this design to go forward. Maybe they can't afford to look a gift horse in the mouth.

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UC Santa Barbara planned a dorm for 4,500 students with few windows and only 2 exits FelineOverlord Oct 2021 #1
Yikes...if you built it ("just so") they will come, and I will pay for it Backseat Driver Oct 2021 #7
Munger is vice-chairman of mega-billionaire Warren Buffett's company. PoliticAverse Oct 2021 #2
I don't get it. That rendering looks like the building has windows. grumpyduck Oct 2021 #3
The building has windows. The window opens on a common space that the bedrooms, WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #6
It seems more like a prison for solitary confinement. madaboutharry Oct 2021 #4
The Fire Department will not allow construction of this death trap Submariner Oct 2021 #5
You can rest assured that if it is permitted, the FD approved it. maxsolomon Oct 2021 #11
This message was self-deleted by its author Carlitos Brigante Oct 2021 #30
That's What I Thought ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #13
Limited entrances genxlib Oct 2021 #15
See My Reply To You - Below ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #17
There are two entrances genxlib Oct 2021 #14
Agreed. Even if built, it would fail the occupancy certification. lindysalsagal Oct 2021 #35
Most American oligarchs are more interested in vanity projects, not actually helping people. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #8
Maybe they need psychological testing for those assigned to the windowless rooms. hunter Oct 2021 #9
I object to the tripartite division. maxsolomon Oct 2021 #10
By tripartite division genxlib Oct 2021 #18
I would absolutely hate it FelineOverlord Oct 2021 #20
I guess I am on a weird place on the chart genxlib Oct 2021 #31
No, tripartite is the "Base/Middle/Top" of traditional building form maxsolomon Oct 2021 #23
I am going to be a dissenting voice here. genxlib Oct 2021 #12
Thanks ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #16
I think referring to it as engineering behavior makes it sound more draconian than it really is. genxlib Oct 2021 #19
I Get All That ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #21
Thanks, genxlib. How is it that people could just forget buildng codes? Hortensis Oct 2021 #29
Thank Christ we're "prone to drama". maxsolomon Oct 2021 #25
Architects are prone to drama greenjar_01 Oct 2021 #27
No offense meant. I love my Architect compatriots. genxlib Oct 2021 #33
None taken. maxsolomon Oct 2021 #38
I don't really have enough information to make a judgment on this. MineralMan Oct 2021 #22
If you want to see more genxlib Oct 2021 #34
Clicking the source takes you away from twit & to the SB Independent article. The Indy is good... Hekate Oct 2021 #37
Hot greenjar_01 Oct 2021 #24
LOL. maxsolomon Oct 2021 #26
Haaaaa! greenjar_01 Oct 2021 #28
little windowless prison cubes for sleeping. wording implies student would be out somewhere else Demovictory9 Oct 2021 #32
Suicide cubicles. hunter Oct 2021 #40
Only two doors? That thing is a goddam death trap. Hekate Oct 2021 #36
It has more than 2 exit doors. maxsolomon Oct 2021 #39
Okay then Hekate Oct 2021 #41
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