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Quiz 4 Horizontal and Vertical Circulation of the Cleveland State University Student Center = =

The CSU's create an open connection with the city while offering a wide range of services to students and faculty. The mobility is according to their different uses. This makes functional campus. A good set of horizontal and vertical mobility of the place makes a better space.

Connect the CSU’s campus to the city is the most important aspect. Through a model integrated system vehicular and pedestrian circulation pattern by street network and visually connected the campus to the city. The CSU’s has views that orient campus users to the city and views into campus by improving entries with realigned and expanded staircases, new pedestrian spaces at ground level.

Fronting on the main public road to downtown Cleveland the center will become the central campus’s public gateway. The Euclid Avenue main entry leads directly into this skylit circulation and activity space which will also connect with campus pedestrian bridges, the main plaza and below grade parking.

The building’s three levels are organized as follows: Level one provides street level access to the atrium floor; this level is a public space for students, teachers and visitor as well as to ramp circulation that leads to a redesigned outdoor plaza. The second level contains the primary dining. It also provides direct access to the campus wide interior walkway system. On the third level are located a large, flexible conference center and the student life administration. There is also an outdoor terrace fronting Euclid Avenue. This is the perfect example the vertical circulation. media type="file" key="quiz_4.wma"