А -  1  CLASSROOMS FOR INSTRUMENTAL TEACHING

А.1.1

Classroom type 1.1 with the area of 25 m2, number of classrooms: 11

А.1.2

Classroom type 1.2 with the area of 25 m2, number of classrooms: 5

А.1.3.1-27

Classroom type 1.3.1 with the area of 25 m2, number of classrooms:  27

А.1.3.2

Classroom type 1.3.2 with lobby with the area of 25 m2 + 11 m2, number of classrooms:  1

А.1.4

Classroom type 1.4 with the area of 36 m2, number of classrooms: 15

А.1.5

Classroom type 1.5 with the area of 150 m2, number of classrooms: 1

It is desirable for  classrooms for individual teaching to be grouped by departments (for example, classrooms for piano teaching, for string instruments, etc. should be grouped each, etc.) It is desirable for all the classrooms to be in a block, apart from the percussions office, which should be separated - primarily due to noise - but also set up to allow a relatively easy transfer of instruments to the concert halls (if necessary). It is possible that the faculty will have an additional set of large percussion instruments next to the concert hall, but the transfer of all the others will still be constantly required.

А.1.1

Classroom type 1.1

Within the premises for instrumental teaching, it is necessary to design 11 classrooms with an area of 25 m2. The required height of the space is 4 m.

Natural ventilation and lighting are obligatory. Classroom type with one piano.

No.

Purpose

Number of units

Equipment in the room

А.1.1.1.1-5

Wind Instruments Department

number of classrooms:  5

Grand piano (Yamaha, Kavai) ,piano stool

Work desk Two cabinets with separate locking mechanisms (100x200)

large mirror (160x120)

armchair, six chairs, four orchestra stands

А.1.1.2.1-4

Vocal Studies Department

number of classrooms:  4

Yamaha C3 piano,  piano stool, 2 music stands

3 chairs, 1 armchair, coffee table, large wall mirror

wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection, double-leaf cabinet with two separate locks

А.1.1.3.1-2

Chamber Music Department

number of classrooms:  2

piano (Yamaha C7), 2 piano stools

8 stands - of which 4 lower (62 - 105 cm) and 4 higher (82 - 125) stands: http://bison-music.com/music-stands/music-stand-start/ 6 adjustable chairs for string section: http://bison-music.com/chairs-for-musicians/orchestra-chair-musica-pro/ 1 chair, table, mirror size 1.8 m x 1.8 m

3 cabinets for sheet music with smaller compartments and locking capabilities (one cabinet should be 1 m x 2 m)

А.1.2

Classroom type 1.2

To design 5 classrooms for jazz, area 25 m2. The required height of the space is 3 m. The classroom should have a compulsory additional sound insulation.

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

А1.2.1.1-3

Jazz Department

number of classrooms:  3

Instruments

Кawai K-500 upright piano (in every classroom)

Gretsch Catalina Club drum set (in every classroom)

Roland RD-200 keyboard with a stand (in every classroom)

Equipment

4 Fender Twin Reverb 65 Reissue (blackface) guitar amplifiers (one in each classroom, and one more for a jazz guitar teacher)

4 Mark Bass bass amplifiers (one in each classroom, and one more for jazz double bass teacher)

Roland KC-200 keyboard amplifier (in every classroom)

PA system Yamaha STAGEPAS 400BT/600BT with stands (in every classroom)

Other

5 music stands for sheet music (in every classroom)

1 piano stool (in every classroom)

1 drummers throne (in every classroom)

5 regular chairs (in every classroom)

Cabinet for sheet music (in every classroom)

1 bar stool for double bass (in every classroom)

А1.2.2.1-2

Jazz Department

number of classrooms: 2

Instruments

3 Yamaha C3 Grand Pianos (2 in one of the classrooms, and another in the second)

Gretsch Catalina Club drum set (in every classroom)

Roland RD-200 keyboard with a stand (in every classroom)

Equipment

Fender Twin Reverb 65 Reissue (blackface) guitar amplifier (in each classroom)

Mark Bass bass amplifier (in every classroom)

Roland KC-200 keyboard amplifier (in every classroom)

PA system Yamaha STAGEPAS 400BT/600BT with stands (in every classroom)

Other

5 music stands for sheet music (in every classroom)

3 piano stools (one in each classroom, and another for a jazz piano teacher)

1 drummers throne (in every classroom)

5 regular chairs (in every classroom)

Cabinet for sheet music (in every classroom)

1 bar stool for the double bass (in every classroom)

А.1.3

individual classroom type 1.3

It is necessary to design 28 classrooms with the area of 25 m2, height 3 m

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

А.1.3.1.1

Composition Department

number of classrooms:  1

2 grand pianos

2 piano stools

computer, audio interface, studio monitors

2 school chairs

armchair

1 desk

classic blackboard

А.1.3.1.2-4

Composition Department

number of classrooms:  3

1 grand piano

1 piano stool

computer, audio interface, studio monitors

4 school chairs

2 music stands

armchair

1 desk

cabinet with 6 individually lockable lockers

classic blackboard

А.1.3.1.5

Vocal Studies Department

 number of classrooms:  1

Yamaha C3 piano

Piano stool

2 music stands

4 chairs

1 armchair

coffee table

Large wall mirror

Wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection

Double-leaf cabinet with two separate locking mechanisms

А.1.3.1.6-9

Piano Department

number of classrooms:  4

Yamaha C3 piano

Piano stool

2 music stands

5 chairs

coffee table

Wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection

Double-leaf cabinet with two separate locking mechanisms

А.1.3.1.10-19

Strings Department

number of classrooms:  10

Yamaha C3 piano

Piano stool

2 school chairs

2 music stands

1 armchair

1 desk

Mirror

Cabinet - double-leaf with separate locking mechanism for each leaf

Wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection

А.1.3.1.20-21

Strings Department

number of classrooms:  2

for associates

Yamaha C3 piano

Piano stool

2 school chairs

2 music stands

1 armchair

1 desk

Mirror

Cabinet - double-leaf with separate locking mechanism for each leaf

Wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection

А.1.3.1.22

Wind Instruments Department 1

Grand piano

Piano stool

Work desk

Five lockers with separate locking (80x200)

four orchestra music stands

Large mirror (160x120)

4 chairs

armchair

А.1.3.1.23

Poly-Instrumental Department

Course: Guitar  1

Grand piano

1 armchair

1 desk (for sitting and writing, without drawers

3 "Steinway" piano stools with backrest and height adjustment

3 stands, non-perforated, as heavy as possible, so that they cannot be taken out of the room (if this is also covered by the furniture)

1 large cabinet for instruments, sheet music, recording equipment and alike

2-3 ordinary chairs

А.1.3.1.24

Poly-Instrumental Department

Course: Guitar

no piano 1

NO PIANO

3 piano stools with backrest (“Steinway”)

3 music stands,

three ordinary chairs (less heavy than the piano stools, so they can be carried more easily).

1 desk (for sitting and writing, without drawers)

1 large cabinet for instruments, sheet music, recording equipment and alike

Large mirror

2 armchairs

А.1.3.1.25

Poly-Instrumental Department

Course: Harpsichord

no piano

1

2 harpsichords

3 piano stools

3 chairs

Desk - work desk

Cabinet with lockable sections

Mirror - wall-mounted

А.1.3.1.26

Poly-Instrumental Department

for associates

1

Yamaha C3 piano

2 piano stools

2 school chairs

2 music stands

1 armchair

1 desk

Mirror

Cabinet - double-leaf with separate locking mechanism for each leaf

Wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection

А.1.3.1.27

Poly-Instrumental Department

Course: Organ

1

Electric organ

smaller work desk with a chair

coffee table and three chairs

double-leaf cabinet with diagonal shelves

Shoe cabinet (small)

speakers with potential for wireless connection

А.1.3.2.1

Poly-Instrumental Department

Course: Harp

individual classroom with a lobby 25 m2+11 m2

Note:

The classroom should have a lobby to house the instruments - so that the entry and exit of students who take harps and transfer them to other practice rooms does not interfere with the classes.

1

NO PIANO

Now the faculty has 3 harps (one concert harp and two school instruments) and one small harp. In the near future it is necessary to get another concert harp and one small electric harp). This means that a space should be planned in which a total of 6 instruments will be held.

4 Interval HarpCello Performance Chairs

https://www.concertdesign.com/harpcello-chair/

6 ordinary stacking chairs

4 heavy stable stands that will not be taken out of the classroom.

Writing table without drawers

Mirror across one entire wall

Cabinet by design with lock (for wires).

Rack as designed for sheet music and student boxes.

Loudspeakers, for playing with matrices, listening to music for orchestral sections and similar needs,

In the lobby:

Stable coat racks for coats and jackets

Large cabinet according to the design - for storage of transport covers for harps and trolleys,

Small shoe cabinet

А.1.4

individual classroom type 1.4

It is necessary to design 15 classrooms with the area of 36 m2, special humidity regulation is obligatory (expensive instruments), additional insulation is obligatory

 Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Clear height 4 m

А.1.4.1-2

Chamber Music Department

number of classrooms:  2

2 pianos (Yamaha C7)

8 music stands - of which 4 lower (62 -105 cm) and 4 higher (82 - 125) stands: http://bison-music.com/music-stands/music-stand-start/

2 piano stools

6 adjustable chairs for the string section: http://bison-music.com/chairs-for-musicians/orchestra-chair-musica-pro/

2 chairs

desk

mirror, size 1.8 m x 1.8 m

3 cabinets for sheet music with smaller compartments and locking capabilities (one cabinet should be 1 m x 2 m)

А.1.4.3

Chamber Music Department

number of classrooms:  1

8 music stands - of which 4 lower (62 -105 cm) and 4 higher (82 - 125) stands: http://bison-music.com/music-stands/music-stand-start/

8 adjustable chairs for the string section: http://bison-music.com/chairs-for-musicians/orchestra-chair-musica-pro/

1 stool for double bass: http://bison-music.com/chairs-for-musicians/elevated-chair-bass/

2 chairs

desk

mirror, size 1.8 m x 1.8 m

3 cabinets for sheet music with smaller compartments and locking capabilities (one cabinet should be 1 m x 2 m)

А.1.4.4

Conducting Department

number of classrooms:  1

2 Yamaha C3 pianos

2 piano stools

10 school chairs

2 conductor stands

5 stands for performers

1 desk

armchair

Mirror, size 80 cm x 150 cm

2 double-leaf cabinets with separate locking mechanism for each leaf

Suitable audio device with the possibility of wireless connection of external sound sources (Wi-Fi system)

А.1.4.5

Conducting Department

number of classrooms:  1

1 Yamaha C3 piano

1 piano stool

10 school chairs

2 conductor stands

5 stands for performers

1 desk

armchair

Mirror, size 80 cm x 150 cm

2 double-leaf cabinets with separate locking mechanism for each leaf

Suitable audio device with the possibility of wireless connection of external sound sources (Wi-Fi system)

А.1.4.6-15

Piano Department

number of classrooms:  10

2 Stainway model B pianos

2 piano stools

5 chairs

1 armchair

coffee table

air humidifier

Wireless speakers with Bluetooth connection

Double-leaf cabinet with two separate locking mechanisms

А.1.5

individual classroom type 1.5

А1.5.1

Poly-Instrumental Department

It is necessary to design 1 classroom with the area of 150 m2 (3x50 m2)

percussion classroom which can be divided into three classrooms of 50 m2 by partitions

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Clear height 4 m

Grand piano with piano stool

Percussion instruments per list (timpani, vibraphone, xylophone, marimba, etc.)

21 chairs

Writing table without drawers,

Three coat racks for coats and jackets

Large cabinet by design - for sheet music, instruments, bats, lockable, with plenty of doors

Large open shelf by design for stands, bags and larger instruments.

Praktikabel in one of the rooms according to the set dimensions

coffee table and two smaller armchairs

20 stands Double power outlets on each wall in all rooms and on both sides of the wall

Two chairs for drum and two chairs for timpani

LED lighting in all three rooms that are segmentally lit, with the possibility of adjusting low or high light

Sound insulation for all three rooms (such as studios, so that the room can be used for recording as needed)

Well insulated large sliding door (wall) that divides the room into three rooms, and when opened they turn the rooms into one unit - (a small concert hall) with the possibility of passing through smaller doors within large ones when the rooms are divided

Entrance door for all the three rooms should be large so that all the instruments can pass (minimum width of the opening 180 cm), well insulated.

In each of the three rooms one of the walls should be completely covered with mirrors

The room should be close to the elevator and the concert hall, preferably on the same floor where there are no stairs to carry the instruments that are bulky and heavy

Good speakers, for playing with matrices, listening to music for orchestral sections and similar needs, as well as a smart TV for watching concerts, performances and alike

Three partitions

Sink for hand washing, hot water for hand washing, hands sweating from bats, from adjusting the instruments,

Notes:

It would be good if the classrooms for individual teaching were grouped by departments (for example, classrooms for piano teaching, for string instruments, etc. should be grouped each, etc.). However, we have already indicated that the percussion cabinet should be separated - primarily due to noise - but also set up so as to enable relatively easy transfer of instruments to the concert halls (if necessary). It is possible that we will have an additional set of large percussion instruments next to the concert hall, but the transfer of all the others will still be constantly required.

Well-insulated windows that open, with interior or exterior shutters and with mosquito nets

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

 А- 2  HALLS FOR INSTRUMENTAL TEACHING AND EXAMINATIONS and the accompanying premises

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A2.1

Halls for instrumental teaching

А2.1.1

Teaching hall with stage

А.2.1.2

Teaching hall with stage

А.2.1.3

Teaching hall without stage

А.2.1.4

Teaching hall without stage

A.2.2.

Teaching hall with auxiliary space 

А.2.2.1

Teaching hall with praktikabels for large mixed choir of the Faculty of Music and the choir Collegium musicum  

А.2.2.2

Auxiliary room

А.2.3

Jazz teaching hall

А.2.4

Sound studio with anechoic chamber

A2.1

Halls for instrumental teaching

To design a total of 4 classrooms with the area of 120 m2, with an optimal height of 5.5 m.

2 halls with stages and 80 seats for the audience. 2 halls without stage

Natural ventilation is not obligatory for the halls, but a special regulation of humidity and additional sound insulation are

А2.1.1

Teaching hall with stage

Chamber Music Department

Piano Department

Number of halls: 1

2 pianos (Steinway, model D) on the stage

3 piano stools

80 chairs

Music stands

this hall will be used by the chamber music department (when 2 pianos are used), the piano department (when two pianos are used) and all the other departments (when one piano is used). For lectures, concert practice, midterms and examinations.

А.2.1.2

Teaching hall with stage

Poly-Instrumental Department

Strings Department

Wind Instruments Department

Piano Department

Chamber Music Department

Number of halls: 1

1 piano (Steinway, model D) on the stage

2 piano stools

80 chairs

Music stands

(This hall will be used by the piano, wind, string, poly-instrumental, vocal studies departments and the chamber music department (when one piano is used). For lectures, concert practice, midterms and examinations.

А.2.1.3

Teaching hall without stage

Number of halls: 1

this hall will be used by the poly-instrumental and the chamber music department (when the harpsichord and/or the organ are used) and by all the other departments (when one piano is used). For lectures, concert practice, midterms and examinations. Also for recording.

WITHOUT STAGE

Electric organ

Harpsichord

1 piano (Steinway, model D)

2 piano stools

50 chairs

8 music stands - of which 4 lower (62 -105 cm) and 4 higher (82 - 125) stands: http://bison-music.com/music-stands/music-stand-start/

А.2.1.4

Teaching hall without stage

Number of halls: 1

this hall will be used by the department of chamber music (for different ensembles with and without the piano, and by all the other departments (teaching of orchestral sections, teaching of orchestras by groups, etc.) for classes, concert practice, midterms and exams

* natural ventilation is mandatory for this hall

WITHOUT STAGE

Yamaha C5 piano

2 piano stools

50 chairs

8 music stands - 4 of which lower (62 -105 cm) and 4 higher (82 - 125) stands: http://bison-music.com/music-stands/music-stand-start/

6 adjustable chairs for the string section (http://bison-music.com/chairs-for-musicians/orchestra-chair-musica-pro/)

A.2.2.

Teaching hall with auxiliary space   

А.2.2.1

Teaching hall with praktikabels for the large mixed choir of the Faculty of Music and the Collegium Musicum choir  

Conducting Department

to design this hall so that the rehearsals of large and small choirs can be organized in it

Area around 200 m2 (14 m x 14 m)

 height 5.5 m

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory 

additional sound insulation is compulsory

Number of rooms 1

 Fixed praktikables - so they chairs can be placed on them (a total of about 10-13 m x 3 m), with a height in three levels (25 cm, 50 cm and 75 cm)

Yamaha C5 piano

Piano stool

Conductor stand

Conductor stool

120 stacking chairs

10 ordinary chairs

8 stands for performers

Showcase (cabinet with glass doors for display and storage of awards, decorations, paintings, photographs...)

desk

2 armchairs

mirror

desktop computer with online streaming equipment

4 choir and 3 solo microphones

adequate speakers

camera (Sony HR50 b/w analog video camera), LCD monitor (60 inch), loudspeakers, speakers, stable internet access;

А.2.2.2

Auxiliary room

Area 40 m2 height 3.0 m

For the storage of clothes, notes and other choir materials,  connected with hall А.2.2.1

Number of rooms 1

20 double-leaf wardrobes with a special lock for each leaf for storing clothes (it is necessary to have a partition with a bar and a special partition for storing folded clothes and shoes)

Sheet music library: showcase/ shelf from several lockable parts, sizes around S6-8 m x V3 m x D40 cm

Desk

4 chairs

А.2.3

Jazz teaching hall

Area around 80 m2

minimal dimensions 10m x7m

Number of halls: 1

WITHOUT STAGE

Instruments

Concert piano Yamaha CFX

Gretsch Catalina Club drum set

electric piano Fender Rhodes 1973 with a stand

Nord Stage keyboard 3 with stand

Equipment

2 Fender Twin Reverb 65 Reissue guitar amplifier (blackface)

Mark Bass bass amplifier

Amplifier for Roland KC-200 keyboard

PA system Yamaha STAGEPAS 400BT/600BT with stands

32-channel mixer, cables

Desk for mixing board

Epson EX3240 SVGA 3LCD video projector

Light park

Other

20 sheet music stands, of which 1 conductor stand

2 piano stools

19 ordinary chairs

Cabinet for sheet music

1 bar stool for double bass

Natural ventilation and lighting are not obligatory, but additional sound insulation is obligatory

А.2.4

Sound studio with anechoic chamber

Studio area 120 m2 height 5.5 m

* the drawing of the sound studio with the anechoic chamber is given as an idea and is not binding

А.2.4.1

Sound studio with anechoic chamber

Jazz and Music Direction Department

1

The studio will be comparatively small and will be primarily be used by the jazz department, but also for teaching in the Music Direction study programme.

Therefore, the size of the audio control room (control room) must be larger - around 40 m2 - in order to accommodate another 10 students at most apart from the teacher.

The acoustic treatment of the booths and all the rooms in the studio should be such that it corresponds primarily to jazz music.

If the number of rooms with special booths for drums, soloists and bassists is preserved (as in the plan), then a grand piano should be placed in the main room, with the space for (maximum) 2-3 additional musicians (with stands in front).

If all these special booths are not feasible for any reason, then more musicians should be included in the main room. As for the dimensions of the booths themselves, the approximate are of the booths for the bass and soloist should be 4-5 m2 and both can be square, but the drum booth should be larger, at least about 10 m2, and should not be square (due to the position of the instruments and the microphones around it, in fact the parallelepiped shape is more appropriate).

In the case of the elimination of the booths, the first to go would be the soloist one, due to the nature of sound of the bass and the drums (and leaks in the recording), so we would definitely keep a special booth for the bass and the drums. As for the position of special rooms in relation to the control room, what is certainly the most important is communication, so the deployment of positions in the area would certainly be expected.

Note:

The participants in the competition are given the opportunity to propose a different configuration of the sound studio with an explanation

Room for audio control inventory

Furniture:

Desk for 2 computers

A custom-made work desk for a small audio mixer and MIDI keyboards

Desk for main audio mixer

Work chairs - 4 pieces

Sofa - three-seater and 10 ordinary stackable chairs

carpets - wall-to-wall carpets

large cabinet for equipment

smaller locker with drawers for smaller pieces of equipment

bookshelf

Technology:

Large - main audio mixer

main loudspeaker system - main monitors - stereo, with brackets

auxiliary monitor system - near field - stereo with brackets

speaker system - active

Two computers - Apple and PC with two monitors each

Rack unit - bracket for external audio devices

Two audio interfaces for computers

one World clock communication device

Analogue compressor/limiter - - rack unit

Midi keyboard with 88 keys

Midi controller - with sliders and circular potentiometer

Analogue synthesizer

Reverb processor - rack unit

LED TV - min 55 inch - with brackets

5 pairs of “closed” headphones

Adequate microphones for recording

necessary cabling

UPS supply safety system

Acoustics:

absorbers

diffusers

curtains

Acoustic partition/mobile panel

Instruments

Yamaha C3 Grand Piano

Gretsch Catalina Club drum set

Nord Stage keyboard 3

Equipment

Fender Twin Reverb 65 Reissue guitar amplifier (blackface)

microphones for saxophone, trumpet, trombone, vocals, drums, bass, piano

32-channel mixer, cables, computer, studio monitors

Other

4 stands for sheet music

Piano stool

4 ordinary chairs

1 bar stool for double bass

Notes:

Teaching halls should be grouped together (primarily due to the height of the ceiling - which is higher than in classrooms.

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

А- 3 CONFERENCE HALLS, AMPHITHEATRES AND ACCOMPANYING SPACE

The amphitheatre and conference halls with accompanying space should form one unit - positioned so that they are easily accessible to guests (when it comes to conferences), in relative proximity to the block for theory teaching - but separated by a door (using cards) that will prevent undisturbed movement of participants in a conference or other event throughout the faculty.

A.3.1

 Amphitheatre

А.3.2

Hall for scholarly conferences

А.3.3

Hall for scholarly conferences

А.3.4

Supporting facilities

A.3.1

 Amphitheatre

It is necessary to design an amphitheatre, as a space for group classes for 250 students. Given that this is the largest capacity space intended for this type of contents, it should be designed it as a representative space and provided with a good connection with the entrance hall, with an approximate area up to 350 m2

Height: 6.0 m

Number of amphitheatres: 1

250 folding seats with fixed shelves/ writing surfaces;

air conditioner;

central desk for lecturers (up to 5 meters long) with five- seven chairs;

desktop computer with online streaming equipment

camera (Sony HR50 b/w analog video camera), LCD monitor (60 inch), loudspeakers, speakers, stable internet access;

screen, projector;

2 flip charts/2 magnetic boards;

other audio devices with the possibility of wireless connection of external sound sources (Wi-Fi system);

Yamaha C3 piano;

5 coat racks.

Pay phone

Microphones (1 large, 4 small) with the sound system for the speakers

Piano stool

Laptop presenter

Smart board

Writing panel

Board (combination of classic and music board)

1 cabinet for storage of mobile (non-built-in) technical equipment, must be lockable

1 smaller lockable cabinet

3 extension cables 10 m each with 6 sockets

А3.2

Hall for scholarly conferences

Area around 120 m2

Height 4.0 m

Number of seats in the hall 100 

natural ventilation is desirable

Number of halls: 1

100 folding seats with fixed shelves/ writing surfaces;

air conditioner;

central desk for lecturers (up to 3 m long) with five chairs;

desktop computer with online streaming equipment

camera (Sony HR50 b/w analog video camera), LCD monitor (60 inch), central loudspeakers, speakers, stable internet access;

screen, projector;

2 flip charts/2 magnetic boards;

audio devices with the possibility of wireless connection of external sound sources (Wi-Fi system);

Yamaha C3 piano;

Piano stool

larger lockable cabinet;

raised floor and modular network and electric floor connections;

Pay phone

Microphones (1 large,  4 small) with the sound system

Smart board

А3.3

Hall for scholarly conferences

Area around 70 m2 

Height 4.0 m

Number of seats in the hall 50

50 folding seats with fixed shelves/ writing surfaces;

central desk for lecturers (up to 3 m long) with three chairs;

air conditioner;

desktop computer with online streaming equipment (LOLA);

camera (Sony HR50 b/w analog video camera), LCD monitor (60 inch), loudspeakers, speakers, stable internet access;

screen, projector;

2 flip charts/2 magnetic boards;

audio devices with the possibility of wireless connection of external sound sources (Wi-Fi system);

raised floor and modular network and electric floor connections;

3 coat racks.

Pay phone

Microphones (1 large,  4 small) with the sound system

Upright piano

Piano stool

Laptop presenter

Smart board

Umbrella stand

Double-leaf cabinet with lock

Router with stable internet connection (fiber-optic internet)

2 extension cables (5 m and 10 m with 6 sockets)

А3.4

Supporting facilities for breaks, rest, coffee..

approximate area 150 m2

height in accordance with the spatial concept

Connected with the scholarly conference halls

6 smaller tables (round);

14 armchairs;

Photocopier/scanner/printer;

Coffee machine;

water machine;

2 coat racks;

mirror.

6 chairs

fridge

Windows that can be opened

Umbrella stand

Open shelf with partitions

One larger wall mirror

Notes: in addition to the amphitheatres and the conference block, the design should include the ancillary lobbies for the listeners and for lecturer preparation, appropriate sanitary blocks and dressing rooms.

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design 

А- 4 DANCING HALLS AND ACCOMPANYING PREMISES

А.4.1

Large hall for dancing

А.4.2.

Small hall for dancing 2 halls

А.4.3

Dressing rooms

А.4.4

Premises for resting, relaxation and the gym

А.4.1

Large hall for dancing

А.4.1

Hall height: 6.0 m

Hall area 14х20х6  280 m2

Number of halls: 1

Dance room 1 is intended for daily rehearsals of dancers and occasional controlled access of the audience, primarily guests and participants in accompanying programmes / classes. The capacity of the hall should be planned for the simultaneous rehearsal of 70 dancers, with appropriate optimal dimensions of 14x20x6 m. Position the hall in a way that allows direct access from the dressing rooms, through a “clean”” floor. Sound insulation is important in this space, in terms of transmitting sound and vibrations from the hall to other areas of the building and vice versa. It is necessary for the space to have adequate acoustic characteristics, and to provide conditions for positioning and use of the necessary audio and visual equipment. Also, natural ventilation, air conditioning, place for piano, mirrors on one side, wooden vibrating floor and ballet linoleum are necessary.

А.4.2.

Small hall for dancing 2 halls

А4.2.1-2

Hall height: 6.0 m

Hall area 14х10х6  140 m2

Number of halls: 2

Note 2: Dance hall 2 intended for daily dance rehearsals. The capacity of the hall should be planned for the simultaneous rehearsal of 30 dancers, with appropriate optimal dimensions of 14x10x6 m. Position the hall in such a way as to allow direct access from the dressing rooms, via a “clean” floor. Sound insulation is important for this space, in the sense of transmitting sound from the hall to other areas of the building and vice versa. It is necessary for the space to have adequate acoustic characteristics, and to provide conditions for positioning and use of the necessary audio equipment. Also, natural ventilation, air conditioning, place for the piano, mirrors on one side, the wooden vibrating floor and ballet linoleum are necessary.

А4.3

Dressing rooms

А.4.3

Area around 60 m2

Height 3.0m

Note: The dressing room block is intended for everyday activities - daily arrival and classes. Activities within this space include storage of clothes and personal belongings, changing clothes for the needs of daily activities (rehearsals, fitness exercises ...), maintaining hygiene and changing clothes after activities. The dressing rooms should be planned as male and female dressing rooms with the capacity for 35 people each, with changing and storage areas and sanitary blocks with toilets and showers. The changing and storage areas should be designed according to the system of sports dressing rooms, so that they enable the housing and use of wardrobes for storing clothes and personal belongings with compartments and locks (lockers) and changing benches, in accordance with the number of users. The dressing rooms at the same time serve the space for performers and physical preparation and relaxation, where the connection to the block of spaces for performing is the primary connection.

А.4.4

Premises for resting, relaxation and the gym

А.4.4

   Approx. area around 150 m2               

 Within this segment, an access lobby should be designed, which enables access to all planned facilities: a space with a sauna for the simultaneous use by 4-6 people, a massage space and a sanitary block. The space for recovery and relaxation should be good and, if possible, should not cross with other communications and should be connected with the dressing rooms. Natural ventilation is necessary

Notes:

Halls for dancing

While defining the height of these rooms, it is necessary to take into account that the suspended ceiling in them will be at a distance of approximately 50 cm from the concrete slab (acoustic treatment and placement of ventilation ducts). The necessary acoustic treatment of the dance halls will be resolved through the materialization of the suspended ceiling and the surfaces of some of the walls. Some walls in the halls must remain untreated to allow for the achievement of the necessary requirements, such as the installation of mirrors.

An important technical condition that is necessary to ensure for rooms intended for daily use of dance halls, with the required spatial capacity, is the adequate acoustic conditions and sound insulation in relation to other spaces of the building, as well as to each other, one room in relation to another. This is especially true for halls intended for dance rehearsals (ballet halls), where the specific features of dance, which includes dynamic and intense kicks to the floor, are especially prominent, so this should be kept in mind when positioning the hall in the vertical plan.

Also, while designing the space in this block, it is necessary to provide the possibility for the implementation of a system of adequate ventilation and thermal comfort.

 Quality daylighting is affirmative, but for these spaces, it is not a crucial criteria. The rooms in the block for performers must have direct access from the dressing rooms,

Within this block, smaller spaces for storage of equipment and props should be provided.

A-   5 INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE ROOMS

А.5.1

Instrumental practice room with grand piano or empty, 24 practice rooms

А.5.2

Instrumental practice room with upright piano or empty 61 practice room

А.5.3

Instrumental practice room with upright piano or empty 10 practice rooms

А.5.4

Group instrumental practice room 2 practice rooms

А.5.5

Instrumental practice room with two pianos 2 practice rooms

А.5.1

Instrumental practice room with baby grand piano or empty

Area of 15 m2, natural ventilation is desirable, height 3-4.0 m

А.5.1.1-24

Instrumental practice room

Number of classrooms: 24

Yamaha C3 piano (or without a piano)

Piano stool

Small school desk

2 chairs (or more if there is no piano)

Mirror

2 music stands (or more if there is no piano)

Classroom entry doors must operate using a card and must have a small window

A table in the entrance area for the unpacking of instruments, on which a student (string, wind) would put the instrument casing - and take out the instrument (so that it is not on the floor) In that sense, position the table - so that it is set aside - not as a work space, but as a space for unpacking of the instrument

А.5.2

Instrumental practice room with upright piano or empty

А.5.2.1-61

Instrumental practice room

 with upright piano or empty

Area 9 m2 height 3-4.0 m

Number of classrooms: 61

natural ventilation is desirable

Upright piano Petrof or Clavinova Yamaha or without

Piano stool

Small school desk

2 chairs

Mirror

2 music stands

Classroom entry doors must operate using a card and must have a small window

А.5.3

Instrumental practice room with upright piano or empty 

А.5.3.1-10

Instrumental practice room with upright piano or empty

Area 9 m2

Height 3-4.0 m

number of classrooms: 10

natural ventilation with additional insulation for jazz instruments, separate from the others, is desirable

А.5.4

Group instrumental practice room

А.5.4.1-2

Group instrumental practice room

Area 36 m2

Number of classrooms: 2

natural ventilation is desirable, height 3-4.0 m

Small school desk

School chair

Mirror

6 music stands

It is necessary for the door at the entrance into the classroom to have a “window” with such dimensions that do not interfere the class

А.5.5

Instrumental practice room with two pianos

А.5.5.1-2

Instrumental practice room with two pianos

Number of classrooms: 2

Area 25m2

Height 3-4.0 m

natural ventilation is desirable

2 x Yamaha C3 pianos

2 x piano stool

Small school desk

School chair

Mirror

4 music stands

The classroom entry door should be card-operated and should have a small window

Note

Practice rooms for instrumental teaching

While organizing the space in the building and determining the area of practice rooms for instrumental teaching, it should be taken into account that the requirements for sound insulation between such rooms require wall thicknesses of 30 cm. In the rooms that are classified as noisy (instrumental practice rooms, jazz halls), it is necessary to provide a lobby at the entrance with two doors, whereas the smaller groups of practice rooms by groups should have a common access corridor separated by doors leading to other spaces.

The lobbies can be used for storing various items.

It is desirable, in the smallest practice rooms, that at least one wall deviates from the parallelism (sloping surface) in order to minimize its own resonances characteristic of small spaces.

It would be good if the practice rooms for jazz were next to the jazz teaching halls. This also applies to the height of the rooms, as both jazz classrooms and practice rooms require a lower ceiling compared to classic instruments.

 Other practice rooms should not be grouped by departments, but by the type of practice room (empty, with an upright piano, with a piano, etc.). They can be divided into a couple of groups, but it is not good to scatter them too much around the building - so that students can easily reach an unoccupied room. The introduction of an electronic time booking system in practice rooms would certainly help.

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

A- 6 CLASSROOMS FOR THEORY CLASSES

block: group class

А.6.1

Large classroom for theory classes

А.6.1.1.

Large classroom for theory classes 

А.6.1.2.1-7

Large classroom for theory classes 7 classrooms

А.6.2

Small classroom for theory classes

А.6.2.1-10

Small classroom for theory classes 10 classrooms

А.6.1

Large classroom for theory classes

А.6.1.1.

Large classroom for theory classes

Jazz department

Number of classrooms: 1

Area 60 m2 height 4.0 m

 number of seats 40 

оNatural ventilation and lighting is mandatory  

Two large music boards (marker, not chalk) and space between the systems for chord symbols.

Computer desk, MIDI keyboard (drawer)

Desktop computer

PA system Yamaha STAGEPAS 400BT/600BT with stands

Epson EX3240 SVGA 3LCD projector with hanging screen on the wall

MIDI keyboard Korg D1 Stage Piano

Yamaha C3 Grand Piano

А.6.1.2.1-7

Large classroom for theory classes

Number of classrooms: 7

Area 60 m2 height 4.0 m

number of seats 40 

оNatural ventilation and lighting is mandatory  

20 desks (for students) and 40 chairs (for students);

teacher’s desk (for teacher and assistant);

2 teacher’s desks (for teacher and assistant);

 double-leaf cabinet with separate locking mechanism for each leaf;

Smart board;

computer, loudspeakers;

TV (only in 4 classrooms)

shelf for books with glass doors and lock;

Upright piano

Piano stool

Music playing device (CD player)

Wall-mounted 3LCD Projector 1980x1200 Wall-mounted projector screen 16:9 (221x124 cm) (only in 4 classrooms)

Large wall mirror

Cabinets for the Ethnomusicological library with a system of modular shelves (adjustable in height) - only in one classroom

Cabinets for ethnochoreology library -  in one classroom only

А.6.2

Small classroom for theory classes

А.6.2.1-10

Small classroom for theory classes

Number of classrooms: 10

area 30 m2 height 4.0 m

Number of seats 20

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

10 desks (for students) and 20 chairs (for students);

teacher’s desk (for teacher and assistant);

2 teacher’s desks (for teacher and assistant);

Smart board;

computer, TV, projector, speakers;

 double-leaf cabinet with separate locking mechanism for each leaf;

shelf for books with glass doors and lock;

Upright piano

Piano stool

Music playing device (CD player)

Blackboard (music, ordinary)

Note:

Classrooms for theoretical classes cannot be grouped by departments - because the same classrooms will be used by different departments. That part with the classrooms for theory classes will be visited by students of all the study programmes - so they will have a better opportunity to communicate with each other. Therefore, all the theory teaching classrooms should be grouped together.

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design, except for those that affect the spatial characteristics.

A-7 TEACHERS’ OFFICES FOR RESEARCH

Block: offices, connection with the block for group teaching and the conference part

А.7.1

Offices

А.7.1.1.1-28

Office for academic departments

А.7.1.2.1-10

Office for each performing department,

А.7.2

Premises for rest

7.1

Offices with the area of 12 m2 height 3.0 m

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

7.1.1.1-28

Office for academic departments

 2 persons per office should be planned

Number of offices: 28

area 12 m2 height 3.0 m

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

2 desks per office;

2-3 chairs per office;

2 computers per office;

Double-leaf cabinet with lock;

open bookshelves;

coat rack.

Small wall mirror

7.1.2.1-10

Office for each performing department,

grouped next to the classrooms

Number of offices: 10

area 12 m2 height 3.0 m

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

А.7.2

Premises for rest                   

On each floor there should be spaces for resting and socializing of teaching staff, students, visitors.

These spaces can also be designed as associated spaces and extensions of horizontal communications. Natural ventilation and lighting are mandatory.

Note:

Offices for departments: composition, piano, vocal studies, conducting, strings, wind instruments, poly-instrumental, chamber, jazz, dance (10 in total) should be positioned next to the classrooms for individual teaching for these departments (i.e. next to the classrooms for group teaching - in the department for dance).

The offices for teachers who teach theory classes (28 in total) should be located so that they are relatively close to the block with classrooms for theory classes.

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design, except for those that affect the spatial characteristics.

B   LIBRARY PREMISES

B.1

Storage space

B.2

Open-access library

B.3

Reading room

B.4

Space for professional work on computers

B.5

Music listening room

B.6

Space for group work

B.7

Makerspace

B.8

Publication issuing room

B.9

Office for employees                     

B.10

Office of the Head of library

Equipment

B. 1

Storage space

space required to accommodate approximately 80,000 publications using movable bookshelves

Area around 250 m2

Height 4.0m

25 mobile cabinets, dimensions 3500 x 610 x 2200 mm

 (5 floors adjustable by height)

100 boxes for storage of archival collections (old sheet music)

B. 2

Open-access library

Along with the reading room, a part of the publications (approximately 70,000) would be kept there as well on fixed shelves

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Area around 250 m2

Height 6.0m

30 single-sided bookshelves 1000 x 2000 x 310 mm (6 floors, adjustable in height)

30 two-sided bookshelves, depth 620 mm

10 cabinets for records

10 shelves for CDs

B. 3

Reading room

1 Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Area 60 m2

Height 6.0 m

5 one-sided bookshelves

2 closed cabinets for magazines

1 shelf for magazines

20 desks

20 chairs

1 terminal for self-return of books (Idlogic UniBook Smart Box)

B.4

Space for professional work on computers

perhaps a part of the reading room, but enclosed with glass

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Area around 60 m2

Height 4.0m

20 desks, size 120x80

20 chairs

20 computers with 20 pairs of headphones (of which 2 Mac computers “iMac”)

2 keyboards connected to iMac computers, required for composing

1 scanner

1 printer

B.5

Music listening room

perhaps a part of the reading room, but enclosed with glass

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

sound insulation necessary for group watching of videos

Area 60m2

Height 4.0m

1 TV (large screen)

2 electric pianos with headphones

10 desks

20 chairs

4 gramophones with headphones

6 computers with headphones

B 6

Space for group work

оNatural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Area 15m2

Height 4.0 m

Meeting table

6 chairs

Shelf for books and things.

Extension cable with multiple outlets.

B 7

Makerspace

1 Natural ventilation and lighting are mandatory

Area 15m2

Height 4.0 m

4 desks

4 chairs

4 work stations, each containing the following:

1x iMac or Mac Mini computer with monitor (with relevant software installed: Sibelius, Finale, LogicPro, Cubase, Ableton…)

1x sound card (e.g. Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 or other with similar features and price range)

1x headphones (e.g. AKG K 240 MK II)

1x MIDI keyboard (e.g. Novation Launchkey 25 Mk2 or other with similar characteristics, preferably multi-octave keyboard)

B 8

Publication room

1 Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Area 25 m2

Height 4.0 m

Book publishing desk (an elongated desk with drawers and a book storage platform)

2 chairs

2 computers

1 printer (office)

1 printer for barcode stickers (Zebra GK20t or equivalent)

1 barcode scanner

1 trolley for transfer of books

1 computer for COBISS search (so called Library catalogue kiosk)

2 self-serving terminals (UniBook Smart Stand Lite)

B 9

Office for employees                     

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Washbasin should be planned

Area 30m2

Height 3.0 m

6 work desks with drawers

6 chairs

6 computers with keyboard

1 printer for barcode stickers (Zebra GK20t or equivalent)

1 barcode scanner

2 office printers

1 scanner for A3 format (Bookeye® 5 V3 to A3)

Additional desks for printers and scanner

1 trolley for transfer of books

B 10

Office of the head of the library

оNatural ventilation and lighting is mandatory

Area 15m2

Height 3.0 m

1 larger work desk with drawers

1 chair

1 computer with keyboard

1 printer

1 small cabinet for documents

Coat rack

Note:

Library - plan the space with movable shelves (in terms of more efficient packaging) and with optimal/rational dimensions in accordance with the planned equipment.

 Today, more and more musicians use tablets instead of paper sheet music editions. E-books are also becoming increasingly popular. It goes without saying that paper editions will be needed, but less than before,

It is expected for the participants in the competition to provide a rational design for the library, deviations from the proposed floor areas are allowed

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design, except for those that affect the movement and connections between rooms.

C  MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION

C 1 PROFESSIONAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE FACULTY

Equipment

C.1.1

Small office

Natural ventilation and lighting is mandatory 

C.1.1.1

Faculty Secretary,

Area 25 m2

Height 3.0m

One desk with lockable drawers or a chest of lockable drawers. Office chair. Four smaller armchairs with a meeting table / smaller conference table with chairs.

Lockable cabinets. Several shelves for storage of daily documents.

Wardrobe / coat rack 

Computer, scanner and printer.

C.1.2.1-4

head of the General Department,

head of student administration

PR

higher study levels

area 12-15 m2 х 4,

One desk with lockable drawers or a chest of lockable drawers. Office chair. Four smaller armchairs with a meeting table / smaller conference table with chairs.

Lockable cabinets. Several shelves for storage of daily documents.

Wardrobe / coat rack 

Computer, scanner and printer.  

C.1.1.3

Head of Accounting,

Area 15m2

One desk with lockable drawers or a chest of lockable drawers. Office chair and four ordinary chairs for guests.

Lockable cabinets. Several shelves for storage of daily documents.

Wardrobe / coat rack 

Computer, scanner and printer. 

C.1.1.4

IT Department

Area 25 m2

One desk with lockable drawers or a chest of lockable drawers. Office chair and four ordinary chairs for guests.

Lockable cabinets. Several shelves for storage of daily documents.

Wardrobe / coat rack 

Computer, scanner and printer.  

C.1.2

Large office    - natural ventilation and lighting are mandatory

C.1.2.1

General Department, active archives

Area 40 m2

Four desks with lockable drawers or chests of lockable drawers. Four office chairs and four ordinary chairs for guests.

Lockable cabinets. Four shelves for storage of daily documents. 4 dustbins.

Wardrobe / coat rack

Four computers and three printers. One scanner and one photocopying machine.

Two wireless phones.

For active archives, lockable floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets for active archives should be provided.

fridge

Ladder.

C.1.2.2

Accounting/active archives

Area 25 m2

Height 3.0m

3 desks with lockable drawers or chests with lockable drawers. Three office chairs and four ordinary chairs for guests.

Lockable cabinets. Three shelves for storage of daily documents. Three dustbins.

Wardrobe / coat rack

Three computers and three printers. One scanner and one photocopying machine.

Two wireless phones.

For active archives, lockable floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets for active archives should be provided. Ladder.

C.1.2.3

International Department/ active archives

Area 25 m2

Height 3.0 m

3 large desks with drawers (large enough for computer and work surface);

3 computers;

1 router;

2 phones with extension numbers and external exit;

2 combined printer-scanner-photocopier devices;

3-4 large cabinets for documents;

3 computer chairs;

3 smaller armchairs with a meeting table / smaller conference table with chairs. 

1 coat rack;

1 smaller auxiliary cabinet with 2 shelves.

C.1.3.1

Administrative block for students*

Counter hall for students, behind the counter there should be room for three persons and

current documents/ active archives

55 m2

4.0 m

Four desks with lockable drawers or chests of lockable drawers. Four office chairs and four ordinary chairs for guests.

Lockable cabinets. Four shelves for storage of daily documents. Four dustbins.

Wardrobe / coat rack 

Four computers and three printers. One scanner and one photocopying machine.

Two wireless phones.

   If the counter hall is separated from the office, the design should include more tables and chairs, as well as shelves.

C.1.3.2..1-3

Archives

 Student records are kept permanently

Archived employee files, Permanent general documents, financial documents

100 m2

3.0 m

Inventory for the General Department, Student administration and Accounting:

High metal cabinets from floor to ceiling for storing archival materials that must be locked (15 for the the General Department, 15 for the Student Administration and 15 for Accounting).

Ladder.

C.1.4

Server room

1

25 m2

4.0 m

Air-conditioned, controlled air humidity

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

C.2 SUPPORT SERVICES

C.2.1.1-2

Janitor’s workshop

C.2.2.1-3

Guardhouse

C.2.3

Room with dressing lockers

C.2.4

Studio for keyboard                                           instruments

C.2.5

Additional room for piano tuners

Note

C.2.1.1-2

Janitor’s workshop

One is the Janitor’s workshop and the other is a rest room for workers in the support

department

Area 15 m2+25 m2

Height 3.0 m

Table (large) for 6 persons

6 chairs - armchair

Mirror

Small fridge

Microwave oven / coat rack. 

For the janitor: desk, tool cabinets, chair, and this space can be smaller - 15 m2

C.2.2.1-3

Guardhouse

1-3 Building may have several entrances

Are 9 m2 х 3= 27 m2

Height 3.0m

  1 phone - switchboard

Cabinet for storage of office keys

chair

Laptop or desktop computer for video surveillance

   Wardrobe / coat rack 

C.2.3

Room with dressing lockers

for 10-15 persons 

Area 30m2

Height 3.0 m

15 metal wardrobes with lockers

Benches for sitting while changing clothes

Phone with extension numbers

C.2.4

Studio for keyboard                                           instruments

the room must have good ventilation - because of the glue and alike

Area 36 m2

Height 3.0 m

2 work desks

Desktop computer

3 cabinets with locks for storage of tools and materials

3 chairs

Good lighting

Wardrobe / coat rack

  Phone with extension numbers

C.2.5

Additional room for piano tuners

separated from the previous space (due to ventilation, etc.) but connected to the previous area.

The floor area may be subtracted from the previous area.

Area 12 m2

Height 3.0m

2 ventilation units

2 work desks

3 chairs

Woodworking workbench

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

C.3  MANAGEMENT– ADMINISTRATION

C.3.1

Dean’s office

C.3.2

Office for reception of visitors

C.3.3

Office of the Head of the office

C.3.4.1-4

Vice Dean’s office

C.3.5

Student parliament office

C.3.6

Meeting room, large

C 3.7

Meeting room, small

Equipment

C.3.1

Dean’s office

Exit to the hallway, and another exit to the office for the reception of guests

Number of offices 1

Area 30 m2

Height 3.0m

1 large work desk with drawers (for the dean)

1 smaller meeting table (up to 10 people)

1 office chair

10 chairs for smaller meetings

1 computer

1 printer with scanning capabilities

1 landline phone with extension numbers

2 showcases for books and items used by the dean

1 music playing device with corresponding speakers

1 TV

1 buffet with mini fridge

1 coat rack

1 mirror

   1 single wardrobe cabinet

C.3.2

Office for reception of visitors

1 Exit to the dean's office and the office of the chief of staff

Area 25 m2

Height 3.0m

2 two-seaters + 2 armchairs + 3 coffee tables

1 coat rack

2 showcases

1 chest of drawers

  1 mirror

C.3.3

Office of the Head of the office

1 Exit to the office for reception of visitors and the hallway

Area: 25 m2

Height: 3.0 m

1 large work desk

1 office chair

1 computer

1 printer with scanning capabilities

1 landline phone with extension numbers

1 cabinet (large for office documents)

1 coat rack

1 two-seater + 1 armchair + 1 coffee table

   1 mirror

C.3.4.1-4

Vice Dean’s office

Number of offices: 4

Area: 15m2х4=60m2

Height: 3.0m

1 large work desk with drawers

1 office chair

1 small desk

3 small armchairs

1 computer

1 printer with scanning capabilities

1 landline phone with extension numbers

1 showcase for books and items

1 music playing device with corresponding speakers

1 coat rack

   1 mirror

C.3.5

Student parliament office

Number of offices 1

Area 25 m2

Height 3.0m

1 work desk with drawers

1 meeting table (up to 5 people)

1 office chair

5 chairs for smaller meetings

1 computer

1 printer with scanning capabilities

1 landline phone with extension numbers

1 music playing device with corresponding speakers

1 showcase

1 coat rack

1 mirror

C.3.6

Meeting room, large

1

space for 50 persons

approximate area 45 m2

Height: 4.0 m

1 large table (several smaller tables) for meetings

50 chairs

1 projector (ceiling-mounted) with the corresponding screen

1 laptop

1 music playing device with corresponding speakers

1 camera with connections

1 planner

   3 chests of drawers with key and lock

C 3.7

Meeting room, small

Round table for 15 persons

Area: 30m2

Height: 3.0m

15 chairs

1 projector (ceiling-mounted) with the corresponding screen

1 laptop

1 music playing device with corresponding speakers

1 camera with connections

1 planner

   2 chests of drawers with key and lock

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

C.4 PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES

Equipment

C.4.1

Office for publishing activities

Number of offices: 1

Area: 25 m2

Height: 3.0 m

6 chairs

2 office desks with drawers

2 office cabinets (for books and CDs - sample copies of each edition)

2 computers (desktop) with high performances

2 computers (desktop) with medium performances

external hard drive for data storage

multifunctional device (printer, photocopier, scanner)

C.4.2

Scriptorium

Area 25 m2

Height 3.0m

3 chairs

1 office desk with drawers

lockable cabinets with glass doors (for books and CDs)

Coat rack

1 computer (desktop) with average performances

photocopier for large format color printing

C.4.3

Gift shop (perhaps as part of a public space)

Area 12 m2

Height in accordance with the spatial concept

C.4.4

Storage area for the Centre for Publishing Activities’s materials

Storage of books, CDs and other printed materials of the Centre for Publishing Activities, as well as of promotional materials 

No windows

Area: 70m2

Height: 4.0 m

two cabinets

closed metal shelves for printed material, along the entire length and height of the side walls (* the height of each shelf should be 80 cm)

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design

              C.5 SHARED PREMISES AT THE FACULTY

C.5.1

Student club with scene        

C.5.2

Student canteen with the kitchen

C.5.3

Premises for rest

B.5.4

Phonoarchives        

C.5.5

Digital laboratory   

C.5.6

Apartments for guest lecturers             

C.5.7

Student dressing rooms with sanitary premises

Equipment

C.5.1

Student club with scene        

Design a student club with a stage as a space for gathering and socializing of students.

Areas and heights - according to the analysis of the competition participant

Positioning, equipping and the manner of use is the subject of analysis of competition participants

C.5.2

Student canteen with kitchen               

The student canteen with the kitchen should be designed so as to enable the organization of 100 chairs (which is an approximate capacity for about 1000 students).

Positioning, equipping and the manner of use is the subject of analysis of competition participants

C.5.3

Premises for rest   

On each floor, it is necessary to design spaces for rest, socializing and gathering of teachers, students, visitors

Positioning, equipping and the manner of use is the subject of analysis of competition participants

C.5.4

Phonoarchives       

Area: 50m2,

Height: 4.0m.

Cabinets (with locks) for storing of analogue sound carriers on two longer sides of the room placed opposite each other (cabinets must not be made of magnetized material!)

One double-leaf cabinet, with a lock for storing old audio devices, portable technical devices and documentation

One large desk

5 smaller work desks

1 computer chair

10 ordinary chairs

1 coat rack

1 double-leaf display case with glass and lock for the purpose of exhibiting old devices and museum-quality copies of documentation

1 mixer (with at least 6 channels)

5 laptops with accompanying equipment (headphones, speakers...) for the work of users, teachers and students

1 central desktop computer (with accompanying hardware and software equipment, adequate audio interface and software, monitor at least 20”, central audio system connected to this computer, professional studio headphones)

1 scanner/printer/photocopier

2 extension cables 5 m each with 6 sockets

1 air purifier (and/or humidifier) to maintain adequate conditions for original sound carriers

1 air conditioner

C.5.5

Digital laboratory  

Area: 100 m2

Height: 4.0m.

20 desks

20 chairs

On each table there should be a computer, a monitor, a small keyboard, headphones

Podium - desk for teacher, chair

Computer monitor larger keyboard

Loudspeakers

Good acoustic treatment - having in mind the teaching of music direction

C.5.6

 Apartments for guest lecturers            

In accordance with the possibilities of the proposed organization of space, design 3-4 apartments for guest lecturers

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C.5.7

Student dressing rooms with sanitary premises

Provide cassettes for storing clothes, individually for each student. As well as the accompanying sanitary blocks in accordance with the proposed organization of the facility.

General remark:

The table shows the equipment planned for certain spaces in order to explain the manner of use and the processes taking place there. This description should be used by the participants in the competition to perform a spatial check during work and it is not necessary to draw the disposition of the said equipment in the design, except for those elements for which ambient characteristics and movement lines are shown

    D. SPACES INTENDED FOR TEACHING AND PUBLIC PERFORMANCES

D.1

Concert hall 400 (600) seats

D.2

Hall for opera/ballet shows

D.3

Hall for chamber and solo performances             

D.4

Jazz music hall (big band)

D.5

Large sound studio

D.6

Audience area

D.7

Space for performers 

D.8

Space for instruments

D.1

Concert hall 400 (600) seats

Symphony orchestra concert hall with 400-600 seats in the audience.

The area of the stage should be about 290 m2, the minimum dimensions of the stage are 16 meters wide, 18 meters deep - so that it can fit a large symphony orchestra

Hall height: 15 m

The number of seats in the audience - depends on the acoustics - so that the space is such as to enable quality work of the symphony orchestra. As for the number of seats - it can be flexible in the sense that there can be a smaller number of seats (not less than 400), but please think about post-covid times and that there is a greater distance between the seats. It is also acceptable that additional chairs can be placed on the stage or behind the orchestra (so that they look directly at the conductor).

It should also be envisaged that the work in the hall will be possible with and without the audience (again, from the point of view of the acoustics). It is crucial that the hall is very usable, and not too expensive to maintain (which means without complicated hydraulic mechanisms and alike). A room for sound control should be designed next to the hall (30 m2). It is also necessary to envisage the space from which the performers will appear on the stage (many of which will have instruments in their hands, etc.) - which is related to the proposal of accompanying spaces for the halls.

It is necessary to provide a system of hanging microphones - as a permanent setting that should be connected to the recording and sound system (which will be positioned in the control room)

The form of the symphony orchestra's concert hall should be parallelepiped ("Shoe box") with the required area and volume, with permitted minor deviations that do not jeopardize its acoustic quality. The recommended size of the hall (area and height) is a net and one is calculated up to the interior wall and ceiling coverings. The volume of the hall should be adjusted according to the determined area and form of the auditorium so that the ratio of these two sizes (volume and area of the auditorium) enables the achievement of the reverberation time value of T30 = 1.5-2.0 s. The proportions of the hall are adjusted to the acoustics requirements for a given number of audience members, so that the adequate values of other acoustic parameters can be achieved therein. The interior coverings should have an intensive relief, which is necessary for achieving an adequate sound image aesthetics, in all the aspects according to the requirements for   symphony music concert halls.

The auditorium of the hall should be divided into a ground floor, a small balcony and low galleries along the perimeter. It is contraindicated to create the slope of the auditorium to the extent that is applied in theatres as thus the allocated volume of space is reduced. In that sense, the geometry of the auditorium should enable the view of the stage to the extent appropriate for concert events (the hall is not intended for theatrical purposes, and full visibility of the stage floor from the listener's position is not necessary in music halls). The galleries should, if possible, provide standing room. The auditorium should also provide for potential places to accommodate TV cameras without compromising the view from the seats. These places should be determined in accordance with the requirements for recording  such events.

The required criteria of ambient noise in the concert hall is NR15, which requires for the organization of the space around the hall to enable the distribution of air in the manner that is common in concert halls. This means that the following should be planned:

-            below the hall, there should be a plenum for adding air through diffusors in the floor under the seats,

-            above the interior hall ceiling there should be a space for plenum for extracting air.

Next to the hall, at a suitable location, a technical control room should be envisaged for control of stage lighting and sound (when being used), as well as a space for video projector. These premises must have a good view of the stage. While sizing all the control rooms, it is necessary to take into account the loss of space for adequate acoustic interior processing on the walls and ceiling

D.2

Hall for opera/ballet shows

D.2

Opera/ballet hall

Provide a wide enough stage, as well as a lobby for stage exit for a ballet ensemble and a 200-seat auditorium.

Hall height: 9 m Area: around 300 m2 without a stage (+120 m2)

 The key feature of this hall is the stage - which should be large enough to enable classes, as well as performances (with limited scenography). 

Stage - dimensions: width 12 m, depth 10 m, (minimum for dance ensemble), floor should be primarily adapted to ballet (wooden vibrating floor plus ballet linoleum) - and for teaching and opera performances (which can be limited in time during an academic year) the floor can be adjusted if necessary.

There should be an orchestra pit in front of the stage, of an appropriate size for the orchestra, which can be fixed (to avoid an expensive hydraulic mechanism).

It is necessary to have the possibility of sounding the orchestra, with a monitor on the stage. Next to the hall, a technical control room is needed (because it is necessary to have stage lighting and appropriate sound system, as well as the possibility for the ballet/modern dance ensemble to perform without an orchestra - that is, on a tape).

 It is also necessary to envisage space on the side of the stage - from where the performers will appear on the stage - there are especially many performers when it comes to dancing, both classic or modern, the space should have reduced dimensions, but still sufficient to enable classes and performances.

This hall should be organized according to the principles of theatre halls, which refers to the organization of the auditorium and its slope. A smaller gallery is desirable primarily because of its contribution to the diffusion of the sound field rather than for housing a portion of the auditorium. It can house technical facilities and possibly a small number of audience members.

The volume of the hall should be adjusted according to the determined area and form of the auditorium so that the ratio of these two sizes (volume and area of the auditorium) enables the achievement of the reverberation time value of T30  1.2 s. Interior coverings should have a relief that is necessary for achieving an adequate sound image aesthetics, in all the aspects according to the requirements for opera halls.

The orchestra pit should have adequate depth to allow some diffusion of the sound field in it. When determining the dimensions of the orchestra pit, it should be taken into consideration that all the interior areas are to have an interior covering that is approximately 10 cm thick.

Next to the hall, at a suitable location, a technical control room should be envisaged for control of stage lighting and sound (when being used), as well as a space for video projector.

The stage ought to be clearly visible from these premises. While sizing the control room, it is necessary to take into account the loss of space for adequate acoustic interior processing on the walls and ceiling.

D. 3

Hall for chamber and solo performances           

D.3

Design a hall for chamber and solo concerts with an audience of 200 seats. This space makes the concert offer more efficient and flexible. Intended for solo and chamber music concerts, The small hall does not have additional spaces, but uses the auxiliary capacities of the large concert hall.

Hall height: 8m 

Hall area: around 300 m2  

The hall should have a stage that can accommodate 2 large concert pianos (Steinway, model D), or a piano quintet or any ensemble of up to 8 members.

It is necessary to have an organ in a small concert hall, an acoustic organ - which is adequate for a small hall with 150-200 seats in the audience (chairs and not fixed seats).

The height of the space should be such that the acoustic requirements for performing classical music are met. It is also important that the approach to the stage is such that the pianos can be easily removed from the stage using a hydraulic trolley for piano transfer (so that there is a suitable wide double-leaf door leading from the stage - without steps). A small room for sound control should be designed next to the hall. This hall will be the most used space - for classes and concerts of solo music and chamber music (with and without piano, organ, etc.)

The form of the hall should be parallelepiped ("Shoe box") with the given size and height, with permitted minor modifications that would contribute to the acoustic quality. The recommended size of the hall (area and height) is net and is calculated up to the interior coverings.

The required criteria of ambient noise in the hall for chamber and solo concerts is NR20. This requires for the organization of the space around the hall to enable the distribution of air in the manner that is common in concert halls. In this sense, the following should be planned:

-            below the hall, there should be a plenum for adding air through diffusors in the floor under the seats,

-            above the interior hall ceiling there should be a space for plenum for extracting air.

The auditorium of the hall should have a geometry that enables the view of the stage to the extent appropriate for concert events. It is contraindicated to create the slope of the auditorium used in theatre halls as thus reduces the effective space volume is reduced (full view of the stage floor from the position of the listeners is not necessary in such halls).

Next to the hall, at a suitable location, a technical control room should be envisaged for control of stage lighting and sound (when used), and so should a video projector room. The stage ought to be clearly visible from these premises. While sizing the control room, it is necessary to take into account the loss of space for adequate acoustic interior processing on the walls and ceiling.

D. 4

Jazz music hall (big band)

D.4

Hall for jazz music with 200 seats

Hall height: 6m

Hall area: around 300 m²

It is necessary for the jazz hall - as a very specific hall, to be separated from the other three concert halls, it should be additionally soundproofed. This hall should have an elevated stage with a minimum width of 10 meters and a minimum depth of 7 meters, so that it can accommodate the Big Band orchestra

(Hall at the Dom omladine in Belgrade is good for comparison)

The conceptual design of this hall needs to provide space for interior coverings on the walls and ceiling. The acoustic properties of this hall will be adjusted through the materialization of these coverings in the following design phases. In this hall, the auditorium can have a slope that allows better visibility of the stage.

The required criteria of ambient noise in the hall for jazz music and big band is NR25. With such a criteria, it is desirable, but not necessary, to organize the distribution of air as in other halls (with the plenum below the auditorium and the plenum above the interior ceiling of the hall.

Next to the hall, at a suitable location, a technical control room should be envisaged for control of stage lighting and sound (when being used), as well as a space for video projector. The stage ought to be clearly visible from these premises. While sizing the control room, it is necessary to take into account the loss of space for adequate acoustic interior processing on the walls and ceiling.

Instruments

Concert piano Yamaha CFX

Gretsch Catalina Club drum set

electric piano Fender Rhodes 1973 with a stand

Nord Stage keyboard 3 with stand

Equipment 2 Fender Twin Reverb 65 Reissue guitar amplifier (blackface)

Mark Bass bass amplifier

Amplifier for Roland KC-200 keyboard

PA system Yamaha STAGEPAS 400BT/600BT with stands

32-channel mixer, cables

Desk for mixing board

Epson EX3240 SVGA 3LCD video projector

Light park

Other

20 sheet music stands, of which 1 conductor stand

2 piano stools

19 ordinary chairs

Cabinet for sheet music

1 bar stool for double bass

D.5

Large sound studio

classic music recording studio (acoustic instruments).

 Area: 40 m2+290 m2+5 m2

 It is necessary for this to be a studio with a larger room for sound (audio) control (control room) of approximately 40 m2, where all the required studio equipment would be sufficient for teaching 10 students; besides, a small room is also required.

(engine-machine room) in which all the noisy devices would be kept - computers, servers, power supply, etc.). This room must have additional cooling. In addition - the space where the musicians are - should be an acoustically treated space  

    in which it would be possible to record the entire symphony orchestra (as well as soloists and smaller ensembles) - approximately 290 m² (16*18) m² with a sufficiently high ceiling.

 It would be good to have another two or three glass-enclosed booths separated from the orchestral spaces - but so that the conductor can be seen - for the purpose of recording  sensitive instruments, that is, for the purpose of recording compositions for the soloist and the orchestra. All these spaces should be acoustically treated in such a way that it corresponds primarily to the process of recording of acoustic instruments.

The positioning of the studio must be such as to enable the recording - in terms of acoustics - i.e. the silence.

 Considering that the plan is to open the Music Direction study programme within the basic academic studies (for the time being we have master studies), this implies teaching various courses to students of 5 different years, which will be related to the studio. In addition - this studio would be used by all students of the performing departments -

The faculty could include playing for the purposes of studio recording in the curriculum  (which is different from concert performance, and which is taught here only through practice outside the faculty, and the opening of this opportunity within the faculty would significantly contribute to the competitiveness of the faculty in the country and the region).

What is very important is the fact that the Faculty invests great efforts in recording and preserving the music of contemporary Serbian composers - which would be significantly facilitated with the improvement of conditions and would open room for artistic and research work of teachers and associates of the Faculty of Music.

The acoustic requirements for the space of a large sound studio are the following

-            ensuring the adequate size (area and height) and

-            ensuring sufficiently low ambient noise level.

While determining the size of the studio, one should take into account that on all its internal surfaces there will be an acoustic treatment of approximately 15-20 cm, and on the ceiling up to 1 m in some places. The required criteria of ambient noise in a large tone studio is NR15. In order to ensure this, it is necessary for the conceptual design to include a studio space that is:

-            in the part of the building that is dilated from the rest of the building,

-            positioned on the ground floor or in the basement,

-            surrounded by neutral premises or land,

A large sound studio should have artificial ventilation that would meet the criteria for ambient noise. In order to achieve that, it is necessary to provide space outside the dilated part of the building for a suitable air-conditioning chamber and a space for channels with a larger cross-section leading to the studios, which will enable low-speed air circulation in them. In the space surrounding the studio, spaces should be provided for such a channel distribution.

D.6

Audience area

a place from where the audience will be entering the halls, the accompanying toilets, the dressing rooms, the gift shop, possibly a coffee shop, etc ..          

areas and the manner of their use are proposed by the participants of the competition in accordance with the spatial concept

D.7

Space for performers Dressing rooms and toilets with showers                      

Provide individual dressing rooms, group dressing rooms and toilets with showers with an approximate area of 250 m2 and a height of 3.0 m.

D.8

Space for instruments

Next to the halls, one should design an adequate service areas for the storage of props, costumes, as well as a separate storage area of adequate size for large music instruments (pianos, percussions), for stage furniture (chairs, music stands, praktikabel) and for audio equipment (microphone stands, cables, speakers).

Area: in accordance with the spatial organization of the hall

Space for storage of equipment and instruments. It is necessary for this space to be next to the large concert hall, which is the most demanding in that sense. It must be able to accommodate the praktikabels for the orchestra and the choir, chairs and stands for the orchestra, pianos (when they are not needed on stage), the double bass, percussions.

 It is also necessary to anticipate that instruments will be delivered for some concerts, - so it is important that this back space has an exit to the street to enable loading/unloading.

Note:

grouping of halls and shared premises

It is desirable that these three halls are grouped in some way so that certain spaces are common - and not for each hall separately.

This refers to the ancillary and auxiliary spaces such as the access hall, the visitors' dressing rooms, toilets and alike.

To show the designs of the halls with marked disposition of the equipment and the possible configurations of the auditorium