The university lecture hall occupancy can be used as a separate lecture hall building, or as a section or wing of a much larger university. The primary function of this occupancy is to provide a lecture space for a large number of students. Often found on larger campuses, this building can be utilized by any number of scholastic departments. Although similar to Occupancy 6404 - University Classroom, the finishes may be considered "upscale", and the rooms are larger with higher ceilings to accommodate terraced seating. Typically, rooms seat in excess of 100 students and often will seat 400 or more.
Included
- Backup Generator
- Built-in Items (e.g., Cabinets and shelving)
- Carpeting
- Chalk Boards
- Classrooms
- Conference Rooms
- Lecture Halls
- Master Clock System
- Offices
- Painted Drywall for the Partition Wall Finish
- Public Address System
- Restrooms
- Security System
- Stairs
- Suspended Acoustical Tile for the Ceiling
- Tack Boards
- Telephone System
- Vinyl and Ceramic Tile Flooring
Not Included
- Auditoriums
- Classroom and Office Furniture
- Equipment Costs (e.g., Audiovisual)
- Gymnasiums
- Indoor Pools
- Movable Partitions
Related Topics
Occupancy 6402 - Administration Building (University or Trade School)
Occupancy 6404 - Classroom (University)
Occupancy 6406 - Laboratory (University)
Occupancy 6410 - Library (University)
Occupancy 6412 - Arts and Crafts Building (College)
Occupancy 6414 - Commons (College)
Occupancy 6420 - Physical Education Building
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