RSA Coffee House Fellows Evening 04 August 2016

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1 Fellows Evening 04 August 2016

2 Key objectives of the Project: 1 To create a better environment for users of the house to congregate, assimilate ideas and work; To address issues arising from the Fellows survey including: - The provision of a new and enhanced all day dining offer; - The provision of an increased number of quiet working spaces; - The creation of improved collaborative spaces for small groups of people to discuss and work together on projects; To further enhance the look and feel of the RSA House, reflecting its role as a meeting place for enlightened thinkers, the RSA s Power to Create approach and the innovation that flows from it; To achieve better integration between the various uses of the House and the communities that occupy it, and therefore the potential for more informal contact in blended spaces ; To do more to express the ethos of the RSA.

3 Action since Competition Stage: 2 Detailed briefing meetings with RSA to capture requirements and aspirations for: - The Archive; - The Library; - Catering for the and Events; - Facilities being displaced at Level-1 and -2 to accommodate the ; - Sustainability; signage, interpretation and display; lighting; heating and cooling; AV/ICT. Development of the RSA s Strategic Brief for the. Development of a Concept Design building on the approach presented at competition stage and taking on board the outcome of the detailed briefing meetings.

4 As existing Level 0 ENTRANCE 2 LEVEL -2 3 ENTRANCE 2 LEVEL -2 ENTRANCE 2 LEVEL -2 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROOM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROOM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROOM RECEPTION STAIR UP AND TO -2 ONLY STAIR UP AND TO -2 ONLY STAIR UP AND TO -2 ONLY SERVERY SERVERY SERVERY WAIT AREA STAIR TO -1, -2 STAIR TO -1, -2 STAIR TO -1, -2 LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW LIFT TO ALL LEVELS LIFT TO ALL BELOW & LEVELS BELOW ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE PROBLEM: CONFUSING AND MESSY CIRCULATION, ACCESS ROUTE TO LOWER PROBLEM: LEVELS NOT CLEAR CONFUSING AND MESSY CIRCULATION, ACCESS ROUTE TO PROBLEM: LOWER LEVELS NOT CLEAR CONFUSING AND MESSY CIRCULATION, ACCESS ROUTE TO LOWER LEVELS NOT CLEAR LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION TAVERN ROOM RECEPTION WAIT AREA TAVERN ROOM RECEPTION WAIT AREA TAVERN ROOM RANCE 1, LEVEL 0 ENTRANCE 1, LEVEL 0 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. TRANCE 1, LEVEL 0 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. J O H N A D A No. M 4 John S Adam T R St. E E T No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St.

5 As existing Level -1 S T R E E T S T R E E T 4-3,-2, G -3,-2, G PROBLEM: PROBLEM: 1) LIGHTWELL STAIR AND LIFT DO NOT HAVE CONNECTION TO LEVEL 1) LIGHTWELL STAIR AND LIFT DO -1 NOT HAVE CONNECTION TO LEVEL -1 2) SUBDIVIDED FLOOR PLATE WITH CIRCULATION CORRIDOR THAT 2) SUBDIVIDED FLOOR PLATE WITH HAS TOO MANY CONNECTIONS ( CIRCULATION CORRIDOR THAT POOR HIERARCHY OF SPACES) HAS TOO MANY CONNECTIONS ( POOR HIERARCHY OF SPACES) 3) ARCHIVES LOCATED IN AEREAS PREDOMINANTLY FOR FELLOWS 3) ARCHIVES LOCATED IN AEREAS AND PUBLIC PREDOMINANTLY FOR FELLOWS AND PUBLIC KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS KEY PUBLIC FOR AREA INTERVENTION AREAS PUBLIC MAIN PUBLIC AREA CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION ARCHIVE ARCHIVE ARCHIVE VOID TO LIBRARY VOID BELOW TO LIBRARY BELOW ARCHIVE SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

6 As existing Level ,-2, G STORE 1.3 ARCHIVE H&J OPERATIONS TEAM PREP KITCHEN GERARDS BAR ARCHIVE VOID TO LIBRARY BELOW OFFICE MEETING ROOM H&J SALES TEAM SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. J O H N A D A M S T R E E T w

7 As existing Level ,-2, G STORE 1.3 ARCHIVE H&J OPERATIONS TEAM PREP KITCHEN GERARDS BAR ARCHIVE VOID TO LIBRARY BELOW OFFICE MEETING ROOM H&J SALES TEAM SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. J O H N A D A M S T R E E T Potential for a direct connection to the at Level -1 from the main accommodation stair and list

8 VEL -2 E T As existing Level ,-2, G -3,-2, G PROBLEM: 1) 1) LIGHTWELL OVERALL CIRCULATION STAIR AND LIFT AT CORE DO NOT OF PLAN HAVE ISCONNECTION OVERLY COMPLICATED TO LEVEL -1 2) SUBDIVISION WALLS FRAGMENT 2) LINEAR SUBDIVIDED SPACE FLOOR PLATE WITH CIRCULATION CORRIDOR THAT HAS 3) MALE TOO TOILET MANY CONNECTIONS CURRENTLY IN ( POOR PRIME HIERARCHY LOCATION ON OF PLAN, SPACES) IDEALLY RELOCATED 3) ARCHIVES LOCATED IN AEREAS PREDOMINANTLY FOR FELLOWS AND PUBLIC KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS PUBLIC KEY FOR AREA INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION ARCHIVE FEMALE LIBRARY SERVER ROOM CLOAKROOM MALE VOID TO LIBRARY BELOW STORE STORE MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP STORAGE ARCHIVE PLANT PLANT H&J STORAGE STAFF LOCKERS / CHANGING / SHOWER SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 QUIET WORKING No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. J O H N A D A M S T R E E T J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

9 As existing Level -2 8 ENTRANCE 2, LEVEL ,-2, G PROBLEM: 1) OVERALL CIRCULATION AT CORE OF PLAN IS OVERLY COMPLICATED 2) SUBDIVISION WALLS FRAGMENT LINEAR SPACE 3) MALE TOILET CURRENTLY IN PRIME LOCATION ON PLAN, IDEALLY RELOCATED KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS PUBLIC AREA MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION 2.2 FEMALE SERVER ROOM LIBRARY DURHAM STEET AUDITORIUM 2.3 CLOAKROOM STORAGE MALE PLANT STORE STORE MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP PLANT B H&J STORAGE 2.5 STAFF LOCKERS / CHANGING / SHOWER 2.6A QUIET WORKING No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. J O H N A D A M S T R E E T A 2.6B

10 As existing Level -2 9 ENTRANCE 2, LEVEL -2 PROBLEM: 1) OVERALL CIRCULATION AT CORE OF PLAN IS OVERLY COMPLICATED 2) SUBDIVISION WALLS FRAGMENT LINEAR SPACE KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS PUBLIC AREA MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION -3,-2, G 3) MALE TOILET CURRENTLY IN PRIME LOCATION ON PLAN, IDEALLY RELOCATED 2.10 FEMALE 2.9 LIBRARY SERVER ROOM CLOAKROOM MALE STORE STORE MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP DURHAM STEET AUDITORIUM STORAGE PLANT PLANT H&J STORAGE STAFF LOCKERS / CHANGING / SHOWER 2.8 QUIET WORKING 2.7 No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

11 As existing Level S T R E E T FLOOR -3 AS EXISTING 0 1 5m PROBLEM: KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS PROBLEM: 1) LIGHTWELL STAIR AND LIFT DO NOT HAVE CONNECTION TO LEVEL KITCHEN -1 DETACHED FROM STORAGE SPACE & PUBLIC CIRCULATION 2) SUBDIVIDED CLASH FLOOR WITH PLATE WITH SERVICE CIRCULATION CIRCULATION CORRIDOR THAT HAS TOO MANY CONNECTIONS ( POOR HIERARCHY OF SPACES) KEY PUBLIC FOR AREA INTERVENTION AREAS PUBLIC MAIN PUBLIC AREACIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION -3,-2, G -3,-2, G 3) ARCHIVES LOCATED IN AEREAS PREDOMINANTLY FOR FELLOWS AND PUBLIC ARCHIVE I II III IV V VI KITCHEN VOID TO LIBRARY BELOW STORAGE DELIVERY ARCHIVE J O H N A D A M S T R E E T SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

12 Level 0 11

13 Resume of key principles of Concept Design Level 0: 12 Objectives: Reconfiguring visitor circulation so it is more legible and direct. Adapting the main accommodation stair in the rear light-well to No 6 to make it more effective. Developed Solution: The cloakroom has been reconfigured and the counter relocated so as to avoid queues from impeding the main visitor circulation.

14 Level 0: Existing ENTRANCE 2 LEVEL ENTRANCE 2 LEVEL -2 ENTRANCE 2 LEVEL -2 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROOM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROOM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROOM RECEPTION STAIR UP AND TO -2 ONLY STAIR UP AND TO -2 ONLY STAIR UP AND TO -2 ONLY SERVERY SERVERY SERVERY WAIT AREA STAIR TO -1, -2 STAIR TO -1, -2 STAIR TO -1, -2 LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW LIFT TO ALL LEVELS LIFT TO ALL BELOW & LEVELS BELOW ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE PROBLEM: CONFUSING AND MESSY CIRCULATION, ACCESS ROUTE TO LOWER PROBLEM: LEVELS NOT CLEAR CONFUSING AND MESSY CIRCULATION, ACCESS ROUTE TO PROBLEM: LOWER LEVELS NOT CLEAR CONFUSING AND MESSY CIRCULATION, ACCESS ROUTE TO LOWER LEVELS NOT CLEAR LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE LIFT TO ALL LEVELS BELOW & ABOVE KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION KEY FOR INTERVENTION AREAS MAIN PUBLIC CIRCULATION MAIN SERVICE CIRCULATION TAVERN ROOM RECEPTION WAIT AREA TAVERN ROOM RECEPTION WAIT AREA TAVERN ROOM RANCE 1, LEVEL 0 ENTRANCE 1, LEVEL 0 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. No. 4 John Adam St. No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St. TRANCE 1, LEVEL 0 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T No. 8 John Adam St. No. 6 John Adam St. J O H N A D A No. M 4 John S Adam T R St. E E T No. 2 John Adam St. No. 18 Adam St.

15 Level 0: Proposed 14

16 Level -1 15

17 Resume of key principles of Concept Design Level -1: 16 Objectives: Creating a direct link to the from the main accommodation stair and Lift A; Creating a U-shaped series of enfilade spaces fronting John Adam Street; Establishing a strong link between Levels-1 and -2 via a Hellerup Stair; Separating visitor and service circulation as much as possible. Developed Solution: The existing prep kitchen is to be equipped as a finishing kitchen. The tables for all day dining are located close to the finishing kitchen and pass/servery. The bar/coffee area is located on the corner of John Adam Street and Adam Street. A barista station/sales point for drinks is provided, so there is an option to man it at busy times. The collaborative working spaces at Level-1 are located in No 18 Adam Street. Static & mobile archive shelving, (currently located in Archive B) and the plan chests (currently in Archive C) are consolidated into footprint of Archive A - this will need to be climate controlled and have gas suppression. Shelving for current issues of RSA journals, Fellows publications and Events books and latest acquisitions provided within Level-1. Further shelving could be provided at Level-1 if desired.

18 Level -1: Existing FLOOR -1 AS EXISTING 17 FELLOWS' FACILITIES -3,-2, G STORE ARCHIVE H&J OPERATIONS TEAM PREP KITCHEN GERARDS BAR ARCHIVE VOID TO LIBRARY BELOW OFFICE MEETING ROOM H&J SALES TEAM SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

19 Level -1: Proposed 18

20 Level -2 19

21 Resume of key principles of Concept Design Level -2: 20 Objectives: Maintaining a direct link from the main accommodation stair and Lift A; Creating a series of enfilade spaces fronting John Adam Street; Providing a direct sightline through the spaces to facilitate interaction and collaborative working. Developed Solution: A cloakroom for coats and bags, with the facility for it to be manned has been re-provided. The librarians desk and self issue desk is located where it is visible to Fellows at the point of entry into the library The feasibility of meeting the brief requirement for linear meterage of shelves has been assessed. Desks for researchers have been re-provided. A lobby with acoustic rated doors has been provided between the researchers desks and plantroom. The existing linear store in No 18 Adam Street has been retained and extended. A new store has been provided in the lift lobby to No 18 Adam Street. Provision made for relocated staff lockers for H&J and House staff together with changing, shower and toilet. This has been designed to meet accessibility standards set out in Part M of the Building Regulations. The maintenance workshop is retained, and a new access provided from the lift lobby. With improved, more space efficient shelving, it is proposed that maintenance storage is consolidated within the maintenance workshop. The toilets have been replanned to provide a unisex disabled toilet and superloos with a view to optimising provision for Events and the.

22 VEL -2 Level -2: Existing FLOOR -1 AS EXISTING FLOOR -2 AS EXISTING 21 ROUTE FROM DURHAM STREET ENTRANCE FELLOWS' FACILITIES FELLOWS' FACILITIES -3,-2, G -3,-2, G STORE FEMALE LIBRARY ARCHIVE SERVER ROOM H&J OPERATIONS TEAM CLOAKROOM CLOARKROOM MALE STORE STORE MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP DURHAM STEET AUDITORIUM PREP KITCHEN STORAGE GERARDS BAR ARCHIVE PLAN VOID TO LIBRARY BELOW OFFICE MEETING ROOM H&J SALES TEAM PLANT H&J STORAGE STAFF LOCKERS/ CHANGING/ SHOWER QUIET WORKING SKYLIGHTS FOR SPACES AT -2 J O H N A D A M S T R E E T J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

23 Level -2: Proposed 22

24 Level -3 23

25 Resume of key principles of Concept Design Level -3: 24 While Level -3 is outside of the brief area for the, it will be pertinent to consider the outcome of the mini-study undertaken by MHBC, to determine the feasibility of moving the kitchen into Vault IV, and opportunities at Level -3 for relocating some of the H&J storage currently at Levels 0, -1 and -2.

26 Level FLOOR -3 AS PROPOSED KITCHEN AND 'BACK OF HOUSE' ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF ESCAPE TO BE MAINTAINED -3,-2, G I II III IV V VI KITCHEN STORAGE DELIVERY J O H N A D A M S T R E E T

27 Cross Section through Hellerup Stair 26

28 Visual references of Hellerup Stair 27

29 Possible points of reference for all day dining Bench tables versus individual tables 28 Bench tables in the Great Court of the British Museum encourage varied groupings, fuller occupancy of tables and interaction. Individual tables as in the new Members room at Tate Britain, can result in under occupancy of tables and lack of interaction.

30 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 1 Creative Workspace? 29 Lend lease, London

31 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 1 Creative Workspace? 30 What form might collaborative space take to accommodate current and future patterns of work?

32 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 2 Blended work/social spaces in Members Clubs and Rooms 31 Shoreditch House, London The House of Barnabus British Museum Members Room British Museum Members Room

33 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 2 Blended work/social spaces in Members Clubs and Rooms 32 Club House, London Club House, London Club House, London Shoreditch House, London Shoreditch House, London

34 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 2 Blended work/social spaces in Members Clubs and Rooms 33 Neue House, New York Neue House, New York Neue House, Los Angeles Neue House, Los Angeles

35 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 3 Blended work/social spaces in a new wave of hotels such as Citizen M 34 Citizen M, New York, London, Paris, Rotterdam

36 Possible points of reference for blended space evoking power to create 3 Blended work/social spaces in a new wave of hotels such as Citizen M 35 Ace Hotel, London

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