Campus Design Guidelines

Tables and Chairs Moveable

Stationary

Intent

Intent

The use of moveable tables and chairs can allow for dynamic seating arrangements and can encourage more active use of campus gathering spaces. Such furniture can be moved to allow for more comfortable seating locations and to accommodate dier ent group sizes. This exibility allows spaces to be cleared for special events. This type of seating is well-suited for dining and is also particularly popular for informal outdoor study sessions.

Stationary tables and chairs are typically picnic table type units. They can serve to dene spaces as gath ering areas, particularly for outdoor dining. Seating should be planned to provide a variety of sun/ shade conditions and seat combinations.

Guidelines

• Consider moveable tables and chairs in areas of high public use and visibility such as around the UCR Student Commons

• Tables in open, un-shaded areas should include a shade umbrella. Umbrellas should be made from UV-resistant fabric that repels mildew and stains and is resilient to power-washing. Consider using steel umbrellas

• Moveable furniture must be managed and supervised to minimize damage or the

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UC Riverside Campus Design Guidelines

Guidelines

• Tables and chairs should be simple as well as architecturally and aesthetically appropriate

• Tables in open, un-shaded areas should include a shade umbrella

• Choose units that allow for wheelchair user access

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seating to discourage inappropriate use by skateboarders, or other activities unrelated to seating or dining