The Faculty Office: A System of Furniture & Structure.

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Title: The Faculty Office: A System of Furniture & Structure.
Authors: Pennsylvania Univ., Philadelphia., Pittsburgh Univ., PA., Temple Univ., Philadelphia, PA.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 26
Publication Date: 1972
Sponsoring Agency: Educational Facilities Labs., Inc., New York, NY.
Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, DC.
Descriptors: Building Systems, College Faculty, Design Requirements, Furniture Arrangement, Furniture Design, Interior Design, Interior Space, Movable Partitions, Offices (Facilities), Space Utilization, Systems Approach
Abstract: Two wall systems and a compatible wall-hung furniture system are introduced for offices functionally designed to meet the differing needs of college faculty (e.g., storage cabinets for housing archeological artifacts, extensive bookshelves for law professors, etc.). Offices are constructed of molded panel partitions (installed easily in buildings old or new) from which hang shelves for books or storage, cabinets, desks, work surfaces, blackboards or bulletin boards, and a variety of files. The components are interchangeable, and are composed of relatively small parts for easy transportation. Illustrations show the system components and various arrangements. (Author)
Notes: Illustrations may reproduce poorly
Journal Code: RIEJAN1974
Entry Date: 1974
Accession Number: ED081080
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:Two wall systems and a compatible wall-hung furniture system are introduced for offices functionally designed to meet the differing needs of college faculty (e.g., storage cabinets for housing archeological artifacts, extensive bookshelves for law professors, etc.). Offices are constructed of molded panel partitions (installed easily in buildings old or new) from which hang shelves for books or storage, cabinets, desks, work surfaces, blackboards or bulletin boards, and a variety of files. The components are interchangeable, and are composed of relatively small parts for easy transportation. Illustrations show the system components and various arrangements. (Author)