FSML: Renovation of SWRS Main House to Provide a Lecture/ Meeting Room and to Enlarge/Enhance the Dining Room
FSML:改造 SWRS 主楼,提供演讲室/会议室并扩大/增强餐厅
基本信息
- 批准号:9811598
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 15.4万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:1998
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1998-09-15 至 2002-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The Southwestern Research Station (SWRS) of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) was established in 1955 and is located in southeastern Arizona. There it offers field biologists, from numerous U.S. and international institutions, a modern research facility with access to a wide range of biological communities. The primary objective of the Station is to provide accommodations and scientific to support the activities of scientists, graduate students, undergraduate courses, scientific meetings, and workshops. One measure of institutional success the SWRS has achieved over the years is the body of scientific generated at the Station, over 900 publications in peer review journals. The main House building at the SWRS contains a dining room, where scientists, students, and staff share meals and exchange ideas, and a lounge/lecture room where scientific presentations, classes, etc. occur. The current facility is small and overcrowded, which impedes its ability to serve these functions well. The renovations encompassed by this project are aimed at 1) alleviating a facilities bottleneck in the ability of the SWRS to significantly improve the environment for the intellectual exchanges between the scientists and students utilizing the Station from across the country, and 2) increasing the ability of the Station to serve as a meeting site for regional, national, and international scientific meetings and workshops. Thus, the proposed building renovation will enhance the activities of all scientists and students utilizing the Station. Changes in the Main House will expand the seating capacity of the dining room from 62 to 82 and will improve its acoustics, and the lounge/lecture room (current capacity 30) will be enlarged to become a lecture hall facility that will have seating capacity for 100 people. The modernized dining room, where everyone at the Station eats, will have an environment conducive to the exchange of ideas between established scientists, graduate students, undergraduate SWRS volunteers, undergraduates in university classes, meeting and workshop participants, and naturalists. The lecture hall will (1) continue to fulfill its role as a lounge/casual meeting area, (2) afford ample space (currently extremely crowded) for the 40+/- seminars held on a regular basis by and for residents at the Station, and (3) provide a meeting area for larger groups of scientists coming to the Station for meetings, workshops, and retreats. The additional capacity will allow the SWRS to improve and expand its role as a leading national center for biological research and education in the Southwest. The positive impact on the quality of research at the Station will come about through conditions that promote additional collaborations between visiting scientists, and b integrating the research activities and results into the informal and formal education programs.
美国自然历史博物馆(AMNH)的西南研究站(SWRS)成立于1955年,位于亚利桑那州东南部。 在那里,它为来自众多美国和国际机构的实地生物学家提供了一个现代化的研究设施,可以接触到广泛的生物群落。 该站的主要目标是提供住宿和科学服务,以支持科学家、研究生、本科生课程、科学会议和讲习班的活动。 SWRS多年来取得的机构成功的一个衡量标准是在该站产生的科学机构,在同行评审期刊上发表了900多篇论文。 SWRS的主楼包含一个餐厅,科学家,学生和工作人员在这里分享食物和交流思想,以及一个休息室/演讲室,科学演示,课程等。 目前的设施很小,而且过于拥挤,这妨碍了它履行这些职能的能力。 该项目所包含的改造旨在1)缓解SWRS能力的设施瓶颈,以显着改善来自全国各地的科学家和学生利用该站进行知识交流的环境,以及2)提高该站作为区域,国家和国际科学会议和研讨会的会议场地的能力。 因此,拟议的建筑物翻新将加强利用空间站的所有科学家和学生的活动。 主楼的变化将使餐厅的座位数从62个增加到82个,并将改善其音响效果,休息室/演讲室(目前的座位数为30个)将扩大为一个演讲厅设施,可容纳100人。 现代化的餐厅,每个人都在空间站吃饭,将有一个环境,有利于建立科学家,研究生,本科SWRS志愿者,本科生在大学课堂,会议和研讨会的参与者,和自然学家之间的思想交流。 报告厅将(1)继续履行其作为休息室/休闲会议区的职责,(2)为40+/-研讨会提供充足的空间(目前非常拥挤),这些研讨会由空间站的居民定期举办,并为空间站的居民举办,(3)为来空间站参加会议,研讨会和务虚会的较大科学家团体提供会议区。 增加的能力将使西南RS能够改善和扩大其作为西南地区领先的国家生物研究和教育中心的作用。 对空间站研究质量的积极影响将通过促进访问科学家之间的额外合作以及将研究活动和结果纳入非正式和正式教育计划的条件来实现。
项目成果
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Construction of Winterized, Self-Contained (Kitchenette), Family-Accommodating, Researcher Housing (Duplex) at the Southwestern Research Station
在西南研究站建造防冻、独立(小厨房)、家庭住宿的研究员住房(复式)
- 批准号:
9512310 - 财政年份:1996
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Standard Grant
Live Animal Holding Facility Construction, Scientific Collection/Research Library Addition to the Lab, and Computer Room/Office Renovation at the SW Research Station
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- 批准号:
9310826 - 财政年份:1994
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Animal Behavior Observatory, Database Storage Facilities andMulti-user Technical Equipment at the Southwestern Research Station
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8912105 - 财政年份:1989
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$ 15.4万 - 项目类别:
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