Site Boundry
The site is bounded by Mass Pike to the north, Massachusetts Avenue to the east, Boylston Avenue to the South and Ipswich Steeet to the West.
Pedestrian Access
Each intersection has pedestrian crosswalks and traffic lights. There are no bus specific lanes that I could see, although there are multiple stops along the routes.
Traffic Patterns
As for traffic, Massachusetts Avenue would be considered a major route of travel around the site And as such would carry the most trafic during morning and afternoon traffic. Boylston Avenue would still have a significant amount of traffic as it is a collector from smaller side streets mostly due to the fact that it is two way traffic. There are two streets near the site that are one way, part of Ipswich, and Charles Gate east. In the vicinity of the site there seems to be only one accesst point to Mass Pike 90 off of Massachusetts Avenue, which could cause some extra traffic during rush hours.
Modes of Transportation
There are three bus routes that run near the site with the major one going straight down Massachusetts Avenue. The only subway stop is at Hynes Convention Center. There is also a rail line that runs to the north of the site that is only accessible at the Copley Square Area.
Areas Of Activity
The major areas of activity would be around the Berkley College of Music, Newbury Street, the Hynes Convention Center and along Massachusetts Avenue.
Parking
There are very few parking lots in the area, which means that most cars park along the streets off of Massachusetts Avenue.From the maps most cars are parked along the street in front of local businesses.
The diagram below indicates the major bus route, rail line and one T-stop at Hynes Convention Center. The original BAC building is easily accessible by those at the new site by vehicle or pedestrian options, mostly pedestrian since it is within walking distance.
Pedestrian traffic is limited to Massachusetts Avenue, Boyleston Avenue, and Ipswich Street. There is no pedestrian traffic to the north since the highway and rail line are located there.
Shown above are the major Vehicular traffic patterns and the route of the Green Line subway
The Commuter Rail Line has one stop near Copley square.
Number 1 Bus Route runs along Massachusetts Avenue and makes multiple stops along the way.
The room breakdown list rooms by number that correspond with the blocks below.
The Room sizes as listed above
Rooms in axon
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Basic building located on site.
Simple site section 
Simple site section 
The building is located on Yales Campus in New Haven, Ct. It is surrounded by older traditional style architecture with most buildings being brick that are anywhere from one to four stories in height. The Art & Architecture building follows the setback line established by existing buildings helping to hold the street edge. At first glance the buidling doesn't seem to fit into the surrounding neighborhood, but upon closer inspection you realize that the Art Gallery by Louis Kahn is right across the street.
When looking at the plan view you start to see how the surrounding building have a traditional feel by the roof outlines.
The building is comprised of rectangular shapes that interconnect with each other. The green represents the strong verticality of the building, the blue is showing the horizontal strips thatbraek through what would seem to be cube, and finally the orange shows the interconnection of the individual peices to create a whole.
This section really starts to show the stacking effect in a more dramatic fashion, as well as the intrusion of spaces upon other spaces
I could only find the First Floor plan. The program on this floor tends to be evenly broken down into public/private. There is a dynamic space where the exibits are, which are always changing due to people coming and going through the space as well as the changing exibits. the more static space to me would be where the classrooms are. The rest of the spaces are used for circulation and support.
Pedestrian traffic is limited to Massachusetts Avenue, Boyleston Avenue, and Ipswich Street. There is no pedestrian traffic to the north since the highway and rail line are located there.
Shown above are the major Vehicular traffic patterns and the route of the Green Line subway
The Commuter Rail Line has one stop near Copley square.
Number 1 Bus Route runs along Massachusetts Avenue and makes multiple stops along the way.