Universidad
del Pacifico's new facility is a result of a plan of physical expansion and
infrastructure improvement that started in 2009. This new building will not
only increase the areas dedicated to classes by adding new classrooms, but also
will allow UP to start a series of activities related to arts and culture.
This new
building has been designed as a campus built around a circular space on 5 levels.
Here, the Economics Specialty for Pre grade will be developed.
The proximity of
this building to the University Campus allows students use some areas of the
main venue, such as: the library, computer labs, workshops, staff rooms and
recreation areas. Also, the
auditorium, magna classrooms and showrooms of the new building will be
available.
The project is located in an area of 2,000 m2 and 100% of the
building is destined for educational purposes. The first floor
are located the reception hall, exhibition areas and a cafeteria. On the second
floor you can find the administrative offices and classrooms.
Finally, from
the third to the fifth floor are located more classrooms and two lecture halls.
On the first, second and third basement the areas for the auditorium and
parking are located.
On the fourth
basement you find service and parking areas, on basements 5 and 6 also parking
areas and finally, basement 7 is designated for technical areas.
The building is
articulated at all levels through some vertical circulation cores; one with
three lifts, a load elevator and 6 stairs. These ladders are used for
evacuation routes.
This new building complies
with all the environmental requirements of an eco-friendly facility, which
complies with all the requirements related to use of water, electricity, among
others.
Architectural features of
this multifunctional building include soundproofing systems in all spaces; a
vertical central space with elliptical forms which converge to the horizontal
circulation; and a dynamic façade with insulated glass equipped with LED light,
making it seem to float on a water surface.
Additionally, all
classrooms are equipped with multimedia systems, automated illumination
regulated with automatic curtains, and a flexible interior format to allow for
different types of functional use in the same space.
Location: Lima, Peru
Architects:
Metropolis
Area:
17,682 m2
Cost: 20 million USD
Construction Firm: Graña y Montero
S.A.
Year:
2012
Photo:
Juan Solano














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