Raw Data
Raw DataKrasnow Population Sampling
There were 62 Krasnow residents on the roster at time of study (Summer 05).
34 of whom participated in some form of a programming interview:
- 11 PI’s
- 9 Post Doc’s
- 7 Students
- 6 Staff, Technicians
- 1 non-resident (Mike Herman, GMU Project Manager)
19 were male
15 were Female
Issues
The top ranking construction related issues were:
- Maintaining natural light and views serviced by windows
- Preserving the Great Room as a community space
- Achieving more comfortable temperature regulation
- Feeling crowded, lack of space
- Acquiring more break-out or meeting spaces for conferences, lunches, etc.
- Having a more spacious and more effective kitchen
Receiving an intermediate level of response:
- Parking: that additional occupants will not impact the existing parking availability
- Concerns about how the fMRI might disrupt the environment and the research going on
- Safety measures such as ventilation and electrical grounding are provided for in the new building
- Construction Disruption – vibration, noise, traffic, dust, not being able to utilize areas of the building or site
- Noise and building acoustics – providing insulation and isolation from other rooms and labs for research and privacy.
- Preserving the Woodlands
Also mentioned as concerns were that:
- the new design include an outdoor space or courtyard
- the library receive its own room
- the new building be aesthetically pleasing
- technology and data systems be upgraded
- windows have the ability to block light
- the security system by improved
- support spaces be built for specialized labs such as the microscopes, imaging center, EEG
- the new labs be teaching-friendly
- the Great Room be better utilized as office space
- appropriate signage be installed to direct guests and visitors
- Existing Seminar Room not be impacted, and/or new Seminar Room be included in new building
- the existing building issues be resolved – water leaks, etc.
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