every campus, one standard
Campus builds
Six campus types, from a single mobile unit to a full flagship. Each is worked out from our own campus standards: spaces, seats, modules and a coded element list.
six types
From one module to a flagship
- S1 · satellite
Mobile unit
1 modules, 4 learners at one time, about 14 m2.
Enrolment days, mentor meetings, a first presence at a partner site.
Open Mobile unit - S2 · satellite
Satellite pair
2 modules, 14 learners at one time, about 28 m2.
A first classroom in a village, a housing community or a workplace yard.
Open Satellite pair - S4 · satellite
Studio satellite
4 modules, 30 learners at one time, about 56 m2.
A full class in one room: the smallest campus that meets the 30-seat studio rule.
Open Studio satellite - S6 · satellite
Full satellite
6 modules, 30 learners at one time, about 84 m2.
A small town campus that stands on its own, with its own washrooms and pantry.
Open Full satellite - BP · business park
Business-park campus
24 modules, 84 learners at one time, about 336 m2.
A campus close to employers: core learning, project rooms and a coffee bar. Specialist labs are booked at the flagship.
Open Business-park campus - FL · flagship
Flagship campus
194 modules, 403 learners at one time, about 2 716 m2.
A township or large-city campus. All seven levels are taught on site, and the other campuses book its labs.
Open Flagship campus
| Type | Tier | Modules | Floors | Area (m2) | Learners at one time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 Mobile unit | Satellite | 1 | 1 | 14 | 4 |
| S2 Satellite pair | Satellite | 2 | 1 | 28 | 14 |
| S4 Studio satellite | Satellite | 4 | 1 | 56 | 30 |
| S6 Full satellite | Satellite | 6 | 1 | 84 | 30 |
| BP Business-park campus | Business park | 24 | 2 | 336 | 84 |
| FL Flagship campus | Flagship | 194 | 2 | 2 716 | 403 |
Reference design v0.1. Planning values for teaching and early design. A licensed local engineer and the local authority confirm every real project.
how a real campus is made
Type, climate annex, campus number
- Pick the campus type that fits the number of learners.
- Add the climate annex for the site.
- Give the campus its number (C01, C02 and so on), which starts every file name.
- Follow the LOD stage plan from brief to hand-over.
- A local annex covers local rules. Where a local rule is stricter than ours, the local rule wins.
four climates
Climate annexes
- climate annex A
Hot and dry
For desert and dry inland sites: strong sun, very hot days, cooler nights, dust and little rain.
Open the hot and dry annex - climate annex B
Hot and humid
For coastal, monsoon and tropical sites: heat, heavy rain, damp air, salt near the sea and strong storms.
Open the hot and humid annex - climate annex C
Temperate
For mild sites with warm summers, cool winters and rain through the year.
Open the temperate annex - climate annex D
Cold
For sites with long winters, snow and frost.
Open the cold annex
model it
Plan, tool and projects
- plan
LOD stage plan
Seven stages, the level each needs, and a ten-point check sheet.
Open the plan - tool
Campus builder
Type a learner number and get the campus type and its element list.
Open the tool - projects
BIM project briefs
One project for each level, L1 to L7, on these campus types.
Open the briefs
Learning material, not a design or safety instruction. Real buildings are designed and signed off by licensed professionals under local rules.