Auditorium Planning
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Auditoriums and lecture halls are a direct reflection on a school’s image. KI supports technologically advanced learningenvironments with creative, innovative auditorium and lecturehall solutions.
KI auditorium and lecture hall seating harmonizes with visualtechnology and high-quality acoustics to create outstanding facilities. Contact your KI Rep with floor plans, specifications andbudget parameters for specialized planning. Use our expertise to assist you in room configuration, selecting seating styles, finishes and fabrics.
THEATER-STYLE AUDITORIUM SEATING
Need SolutionPerformance space Wood backs, armcaps and endwith audience seating— panels. Comfortable, plushly upscale look and acoustical cushioned seats. Acoustical performance seat pans, row markers and
aisle lights
Combined-use space— Poly backs for extra durability.performance and instruction Oversized tablet arms to with optimal seating capacity accommodate laptop use and and sightlines notetaking. Power access for
interactive learning. Multipleseat spacing options
ADA Requirements
At least 5% (but not less than one unit) must follow ADAguidelines.
• Clear space of 30" x 48" (wheelchair station)
• Knee clearance (27" high, 30" wide and 19" deep)
• Height of worksurface (28" to 34")
At least 1% (but not less than one unit) must be armless or have removable or folding arms on the aisle side.
ADA swing arms and removable units are available for bothConcerto and Lancaster seating.
Power Access
KI leads the way in the creation of auditorium seating withpower and data modules. Power and Data modules are availableon both Concerto and Lancaster seating.
Auditorium/Lecture Hall Planning
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Angled Row
Fan
Spatial Considerations
Row-to-Row Spacing
Minimum spacings are derived from the end of the arm to theback of the seat in front of it. All tablets are a single-motionmechanism and stow during egress.
Concerto LancasterNo Tablet 32" 32"Small Tablet 34-1/2" 36"Medium Tablet 36" —Large Tablet 38" 36"
Recommended Riser Dimensions
Riser Height: 6" to 19"Riser Depth: Minimum Row-to-Row Spacing plus any
additional clearance—recommend 8" to 12"
Seat Options
Concerto LancasterSeat Widths 5 widths 3 widths
19" to 24" 20" to 24"Pitch 16˚, 20˚, 24˚ 16˚, 20˚, 24˚
Auditorium Configurations
Recommended Riser Dimensions Riser Height - 6" to 12"
Riser Depth - Minimum Row-to-Row Spacing plus any additional clearance—recommend 8" to 12"
ADA Requirements
At least 5% (but not less than one unit) must follow ADA rules.
• Clear space of 30" x 48" (wheelchair station)• Knee clearance (27" high, 30" wide and 19" deep)• Height of worksurface (28" to 34")
At least 1% (but not less than one unit) must be armless or have removable or folding arms on the aisle side.
Fixed-Seating Configurations
Power AccessSequence seating is available with an optional Power and Datamodule. Shared modules are located between seats. Each modulehas two power receptacles and two data ports.
FIXED SEATING WITH TABLET ARMS(Not featured—see kieducation.com)
Need SolutionLaptop use and Beam-mounted Sequenceinteractive learning seating with power and
data option
Laptop use and notetaking Either beam-mountedSequence or Single Pedestalseating with oversized (K) tablet arm
Curved room configuration Curved beam-mountedsequence seating
Spatial Considerations
Row-to-row spacing
Shell/Tablet Style Seat Width Sequence Single Pedestal1000 Series/F 22" 37-7/8" 37-1/2"1000 Series/G 22" 39-1/2" 39-1/2"1000 Series/K 23" 37-3/8" 37"1000 Series/S 27" 37-7/8" 37-1/2"Dorsal/G 23-1/2" 39" 39"Dorsal/K 22-1/2" 38-1/2" 38-1/2"Intellect Wave/G 20-5/8" 38-1/4" 38"Intellect Wave/K 21-7/8" 38" 38"Piretti 2000 Series Task/G 23-1/2" 40-3/8" 40-3/8"Piretti 2000 Series Task/K 23-1/2" 41-1/8" 41-1/8"Piretti Stack/G 23-1/2" 38-1/4" 38-1/4"Piretti Stack/K 22-1/2" 39" 39"Strive/G 21" 39-1/2" 39-1/2"Strive/K 22-1/4" 39" 39"Torsion/G 23" 40-3/4" 40-3/4"Torsion/K 23-1/4" 40-3/4" 40-3/4"
Auditorium/Lecture Hall Planning
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Angled Row
Straight Row“K” Tablet Oversize “K” Tablet “F” & “S” TabletsPlywood Core Plywood Core Solid Core
Oversize “F” & “S” Tablets “G” TabletPlywood Core Plywood Core
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FIXED WORKSURFACES WITH SEATING
Need SolutionLaptop use and University seating or Seminarinteractive learning tables (loose or fixed seating)
with power and data access
Laptop use and notetaking University seating or Seminartables (loose or fixed seating)with power and data access
Upscale look— Engage, Impress, Impress Ultra,Piretti high degree of comfort 2000
Series (managerial or task) shellson University seating or as JuryBase seating
Curved or wrap-around Curved or truncated Universityroom configuration seating or Seminar tables
Spatial Considerations
Row-to-row spacing
University Seating Seminar Tables27" swing arm = 40" min. 48" minimum—allows for29" swing arm = 41-1/2" min. loose seating or Jury Base360˚ swivel seat = 44" min. seating
Recommended Riser Dimensions
Riser Height: 6" to 12"
Riser Depth: Minimum Row-to-Row Spacing plus any additional clearance—recommend 8" to 12"
Seat Options University seating has 11 shell options and measures 54" to 60" baseto base. Jury Base seating has 10 shell options to meet any comfort,image or budgetary needs. Seat widths vary by shell style.
Style Seat Widths1000 Series 18-1/4"Dorsal 19"Engage 18-3/4"Impress 20-1/2"Impress Ultra 20-1/2"Intellect Wave 17-1/2"Piretti 2000 Managerial 21-1/4"Piretti 2000 Stack* 17-1/2"Piretti 2000 Task 20"Strive 18"Torsion 18"*not available on Jury Base seating
ADA RequirementsAt least 5% (but not less than one unit) must follow ADA guidelines.
• Clear space of 30" x 48" (wheelchair station)• Knee clearance (27" high, 30" wide and 19" deep)• Height of worksurface (28" to 34")
At least 1% (but not less than one unit) must be armless or haveremovable or folding arms on the aisle side.
Power AccessKI is the leader in power/data access and cable management on FixedSeating. On-surface (PowerUp) and under-surface power and dataaccess are available on both University seating and Seminar tables. AUDITORIUM/LECTURE HALL 49
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