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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY RIVERSIDE CAMPUS PLAN48FIGURE 1Example of good signagedesign for Riverside Campus,seen here in the Dallas DesignDistrict.BUILDING DESIGN GUIDELINESG Massing and HeightG1 Appropriate to function and consistentwith contextJ6 High-quality work environmentsJ7 Generous Net-to-Gross ratios in officelikespacesK MaterialsFIGURE 2K1Brick, pre-cast stone, concrete block, tilt-Another example of signagedesign for Riverside Campus,seen here in the Dallas DesignDistrict.H Consistent TypologyH1 Relates to recognized building type: Warehouse;Office/Support Building; Hangar/Workshopup concrete, cement-based sidingK2 Metal panels either as infill or skinK3 Glass consistent with university standardsK4 Standing seam metal, composition shin-H2 Consistent with industrial or light industrialcontextgle, or membrane roofing1H3Direct and pragmatic design informed byLSustainability (LEED Silver standard asmaterials and construction processdesign standard)L1Reuse of existing building(s)IFormL2Low energy usageI1Consistent with typology and functionL3Low maintenanceI2Roofs pitched or with slopes to drainL4Effective use of daylighting for activityareasJDesign BasicsL5Water harvesting for landscape irrigationJ1Recognizable entrances linked to outdoorlandscape and accessJ2 Simple fenestration patterns consistent2with campus characterJ3Large glass areas limited to entrances andunique functionsJ4Integrated and well-scaled signageJ5Satisfies all life safety and building codes
POLICY, OPERATION, AND DESIGN CONTROLS49FIGURE 3Proposed Joint Library Facilitydesigned by Harrison KornbergArchitects, the first on RiversideCampus to be designedwith these guidelines.FIGURE 4Proposed Joint Library Facilitysite plan, with future additionsoutlined (Harrison KornbergArchitects).34
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RIVERSIDE R I E CAMPUS PLANT E X A
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Page 15 and 16: HISTORYII. HISTORY7THE BRYAN ARMY A
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