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Objective 6 - Lawyering Skills Program 07.23.12
Golden Gate University
MKTHINKGolden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
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Objective 6: Lawyering Skills Programdraft GUIDING PRINCIPLES - Objective 6
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• Design a space to support advanced technological and interactive programs where students can receive hands-on learning• Support the concept of experiential versus lecture-based learning, and align with the law school’s
pedagogical stance as a ‘practice-ready’ graduate program• House state-of-the-art technology that is being used in real courtrooms• Plan for varying uses and flexible work spaces, in particular for teams of 4-8, and groups of 16 and 25-30• Create a realistic, simulated courtroom experience
• Be able to hold mock trials and competitions in a space that accurately reflects an actual courtroom• Provide a space for informal learning, gathering, and research
• Create spaces for informal research and study for smaller groups (4-8)
• Feature the Lawyering Skills Program as a distinguishing asset of the Law School• Create physical spaces that facilitate the pedagogical focus on advocacy and courtroom training, as well as
provide naming opportunities• Establish the program as a source of pride that hosts competitions and events with other law schools• Leverage the physical space in support of the law school’s goal to become nationally renowned for its
litigation and advocacy training
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Discovery
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Exist ing Condit ions
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Discovery
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Existing Conditions
Rooms used as Moot Courtroom
(Observed from STEP)• 2314 (Baxter Room - Office)
• 3208 (Tiered Classroom)• 6224 (Designated Moot Courtroom)
LOBBY
683
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR
682
934 S.F.OUTDOOR
681
278 S.F.
OUTDOOR
679
254 S.F.
OUTDOOR
680
693 S.F.
ROOF
6300
11,287 S.F.
684
245 S.F.
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
EXTERIOR
BALCONY
211
298 S.F.
185 S.F.
322 S.F.
LOBBY
2100
1203 S.F.
OUTDOOR
2500
138 S.F.CORRIDOR
2600
1693 S.F.
STORAGE
2002B
75 S.F.
STORAGE
2002A
75 S.F.
JANITOR
2600A
38 S.F.
COPY
Room used as Moot Courtroom
(Not observed from STEP)• 3201 (Classroom)
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
DiscoveryInventory of Room 6224 - Designated Moot Courtroom
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Seating and Furniture
• Fixed Seating - 72
Assets
• Storage Closet - 1• Wall Outlets - 12• Floor Outlets - 0• Desk Outlets - 0
Tools
• White Board• PA System
Technology
• Network Connection• WIFI• Telephone Line• Cable Line
Lighting
• No Windows• No Variable Lighting
Control Dim• No Variable Lighting
Control Zones
Physical Condit ions
LOBBY
683
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR
682
934 S.F.OUTDOOR
681
278 S.F.
OUTDOOR
679
254 S.F.
OUTDOOR
680
693 S.F.
ROOF
6300
11,287 S.F.
684
245 S.F.
MKTHINK
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Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
Discovery
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• Poor natural light Quality - no windows
• Acoustic quality - echoes, outside noise very audible
• Fair operable light quality - slightly dark
• Poor power access - few accessible outlets
• Good temperature/climate• Strong network access and signal
Qual i tat ive Observat ions
LOBBY
683
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR
682
934 S.F.OUTDOOR
681
278 S.F.
OUTDOOR
679
254 S.F.
OUTDOOR
680
693 S.F.
ROOF
6300
11,287 S.F.
684
245 S.F.
Inventory of Room 6224 - Designated Moot Courtroom
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
Discovery
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Inventory
Room 6224
Building 536 Mission
Floor 6
SF 1177
Size Class L
Room Type Classroom
Occupancy Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Ave Enrolled 14.2 13
Room Capacity 60 60
Ave Occupancy 23.7% 21.7%
Utilization Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Weekly Room Use 18.2 hrs 19.7 hrs
Pct Law 100% 100%
Pct Graduate 0% 0%
Pct Undergraduate 0% 0%
Utilization and Occupancy of Room 6224 - Designated Moot Courtroom
LOBBY
683
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR
682
934 S.F.OUTDOOR
681
278 S.F.
OUTDOOR
679
254 S.F.
OUTDOOR
680
693 S.F.
ROOF
6300
11,287 S.F.
684
245 S.F.
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
DiscoveryInventory of Room 3208 - Classroom
8
Seating and Furniture
• Fixed Tiered Seating - 64
Assets
• Wall Outlets - 14• Floor Outlets - 0• Desk Outlets - 64
Tools
• White Board• Integrated Presentation
Podium• Digital Projector• Projection Screen• DVD Player• PA System
Technology
• Network Connection• WIFI• Telephone Line• Cable Line• Computer
Lighting
• No Windows• Variable Lighting Control
Dim• Variable Lighting Control
Zones
Physical Condit ions
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
DiscoveryInventory of Room 3208 - Classroom
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• Decent natural light quality - no windows, but variable lighting control
• Acoustic quality - slight echoes• Excellent power access - outlet for
every student• Good temperature/climate• strong network access and signal• Room equipped with good
technology
Qual i tat ive Observat ions
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
MKTHINK
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Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
Discovery
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Inventory
Room 3208
Building 536 Mission
Floor 3
SF 1307
Size Class XL
Room Type Classroom
Occupancy Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Ave Enrolled 24.2 29.9
Room Capacity 60 60
Ave Occupancy 40.4% 49.8%
Utilization Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Weekly Room Use 33.2 hrs 29.5 hrs
Pct Law 100% 100%
Pct Graduate 0% 0%
Pct Undergraduate 0% 0%
Utilization and Occupancy of Room 3208 - Classroom
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
DiscoveryInventory of Room 2314 - Baxter Room
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Seating and Furniture
• Large Conference Table• Two Office Desks• 14 Seats
Assets
• Wall Outlets - 10
Tools
• White Board
Technology
• Network Connection• WIFI• Telephone Line• Cable Line• Computer
Lighting
• Large Window - Whole Wall• No Variable Lighting Control
Dim• No Variable Lighting Control
Zones
Physical Condit ions
EXTERIOR
BALCONY
211
298 S.F.
185 S.F.
322 S.F.
LOBBY
2100
1203 S.F.
OUTDOOR
2500
138 S.F.CORRIDOR
2600
1693 S.F.
STORAGE
2002B
75 S.F.
STORAGE
2002A
75 S.F.
JANITOR
2600A
38 S.F.
COPY
MKTHINK
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Discovery
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• Great natural light quality - entire wall is a window
• Good acoustic quality• Poor power access - few accessible
outlets• Good temperature/climate - possibly
too warm during afternoon• Strong network access and signal
Qual i tat ive Observat ions
EXTERIOR
BALCONY
211
298 S.F.
185 S.F.
322 S.F.
LOBBY
2100
1203 S.F.
OUTDOOR
2500
138 S.F.CORRIDOR
2600
1693 S.F.
STORAGE
2002B
75 S.F.
STORAGE
2002A
75 S.F.
JANITOR
2600A
38 S.F.
COPY
Inventory of Room 2314 - Baxter Room
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
Discovery
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Inventory
Room 2314
Building 536 Mission
Floor 2
SF 487
Size Class S
Room Type Office
Occupancy Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Ave Enrolled NA NA
Room Capacity NA NA
Ave Occupancy NA NA
Utilization Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Weekly Room Use NA NA
Pct Law 100% 100%
Pct Graduate 0% 0%
Pct Undergraduate 0% 0%
EXTERIOR
BALCONY
211
298 S.F.
185 S.F.
322 S.F.
LOBBY
2100
1203 S.F.
OUTDOOR
2500
138 S.F.CORRIDOR
2600
1693 S.F.
STORAGE
2002B
75 S.F.
STORAGE
2002A
75 S.F.
JANITOR
2600A
38 S.F.
COPY
Utilization and Occupancy of Room 2314 - Baxter Room
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
DiscoveryInventory of Room 3201 - Classroom
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Seating and Furniture
• Moveable Desks and Chairs - 68
Assets
• Storage Closet - 1• Wall Outlets - 14• Floor Outlets - 48• Desk Outlets - 0
Tools
• White Board• Digital Projector• Projection Screen• PA System
Technology
• Network Connection• WIFI• Telephone Line• Cable Line• Computer
Lighting
• Variable Lighting Control Dim
• Variable Lighting Control Zones
Physical Condit ions
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
MKTHINK
proprietary and confidential
Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
DiscoveryInventory of Room 3201 - Classroom
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• Strong light quality - variable lighting control
• Acoustic quality - slight echoes• Excellent power access - outlet for
every student• Good temperature/climate• Strong network access and signal• Moveable furniture for changeable
room configurations
Qual i tat ive Observat ions
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
MKTHINK
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Golden Gate University SF Remodel Project - Phase 7: Master Planning & Programming
Discovery
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Inventory
Room 3201
Building 536 Mission
Floor 3
SF 1589
Size Class XXL
Room Type Classroom
Occupancy Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Ave Enrolled 21.8 31.1
Room Capacity 60 60
Ave Occupancy 36.4% 51.9%
Utilization Spring 2012 Fall 2011
Weekly Room Use 39.5 hrs 32.8 hrs
Pct Law 100% 100%
Pct Graduate 0% 0%
Pct Undergraduate 0% 0%
Utilization and Occupancy of Room 3201 - Classroom
VENDINGMACHINES
1490 S.F.
LOBBY383
1247 S.F.
CORRIDOR384
1553 S.F.
OUTDOOR385
138 S.F.
166 S.F.
MKTHINK
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Moot Court Classes Breakdown
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Discovery
• Utilization:• 3 classes per semester which require Moot Court setup (2 day, 1 night)• 3 to 4 days per week• 3 to 4 hours per day
• Occupancy:• Summer STEP classes - 25 per section• Fall and Spring classes - 16 per section
• Smaller trial teams of 4-8
• Special Needs:• Competitions - space needed to host larger cross-school trials• Events - ceremonial space for special events, procedural meetings• Finals - up to 7 smaller trials and exams
In General :
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Assessment
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STEP Observat ions
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Assessment: How STEP uses existing facilitiesRoom 6224 - Moot Courtroom
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GLASS PARTITION
CIRCULATION THROUGH THESE DOUBLE DOORS
ONLY
STORAGE CLOSET
RAMP UP
RAMP UP
NO STUDENTS SEATEDIN THIS SECTION(PROFESSOR SAYSNEVER SEATED HERE)
PROFESSOR/JUDGE
TEACHING ASSISTANT
STUDENTS SEATEDAT COUNSEL TABLES
TRIAL EVIDENCE AND ADVOCACYCLASSROOM 6224 (1,177 SF)SITE VISIT - 06.19.12
WITNESSSEATED IN FORMALWITNESS BOX
JURY BOXFIVE WOODEN SEATS
LAWYER
-8'*(·6�%(1&+
FIXED TIERED SEATING
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Assessment: How STEP uses existing facilitiesRoom 3208 - Classroom used for Moot Court
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INTEGRATED
PODIUM
WITNESS DESK
WITNESS
LAWYER
EXAMINES / QUESTIONSWITNESS FROM TOWARDSTHE BACK OF THE ROOM
PROFESSOR/JUDGE
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR
NO STUDENTS SEATEDIN THIS SECTION
CIRCULATION THROUGH THIS DOOR ONLY
TRIAL EVIDENCE AND ADVOCACYCLASSROOM 3208 (1,307 SF)
SITE VISIT - 06.12.12
STUDENTS IN SCATTERED SEATING
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Assessment: How STEP uses existing facilitiesRoom 2314 - Classroom used for Moot Court
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WITNESS
TEACHING ASSISTANT
LAWYER
TRIAL EVIDENCE AND ADVOCACYCLASSROOM 2314 (487 SF)SITE VISIT - 06.19.12
OTHER STUDENTS
OBSERVE AND OBJECTFROM THE OTHER SIDEOF THE TABLE
PROFESSOR/JUDGE
WINDOW ALONG ENTIRE WALL
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Current Conceptual Organization Model
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Assessment
ROOM 3208
ROOM 2314
ROOM 6224
• Three rooms used for moot court - S, L, XL
• Additional XXL room used during Fall and Spring
• Rm 2314: conference room/office configuration; no tech; used for classes, conferences, and offices
• Rm 3208: newly furnished tiered seating; high-tech A/V
• Rm 6224: designated moot courtroom; some formal furnishings; no tech; adjoining storage room
• Rm 3201 classroom; moveable furniture for ease of changeable room configuration
• Completely disjointed rooms - spans across 4 floors
MIXED USED OF CLASSES,OFFICE SPACE, AND MEETINGS
ROOM 3201
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Site Visit and Interview Conclusions
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Discovery & Assessment
• Rooms currently being used as courtrooms are simply classrooms and offices that are adjusted and modified for use as courtrooms; this makeshift use can be frustrating for the users and contributes to the overall low occupancy of classroom space, and overall provides an inefficient use of space. • Aside from 1 or 2 auxiliary rooms (storage, conference room, etc), the rooms currently used
for STEP and litigation courses currently provide enough raw square footage for courtroom-style classes. Based on occupancy loads (STEP observations only), there is in fact plenty of total square footage. Providing rooms properly sized and equipped for these trial-type courses would mitigate this issue, and would increase space efficiencies.
• The distance between current rooms contributes to a sense of disconnection within the program and the Law School• Centralizing the Moot Courts and potentially providing an interactive hub that connects all of
these rooms would both physically and symbolically strengthen the identity of the Law School• There exists inadequate technology and furniture these rooms, which require realistic
courtroom setups• Given the Law School’s desire to be a skills-oriented, courtroom-ready program, the proper
spatial arrangements of a real courtroom must be made, and current technology should be housed in these rooms