The sixth teaching building is located in the northwest of the main building in Tsinghua University, which is a comprehensive teaching and research facility. The Sixth Teaching Building in Tsinghua University (referred to as "Six Teaching Buildings" for short) is the key infrastructure project in Tsinghua University in 2002-2003.

The Sixth Teaching Building in Tsinghua University (referred to as "Six Teaching Buildings" for short) is the key infrastructure project in Tsinghua University in 2002-2003. The sixth education project has a total investment of 65.438+0.4 billion RMB, of which Taiwan Province Yuyuan Group donated 8 million US dollars for construction. In order to express gratitude and commemoration for the donation of Yuyuan Industrial Group, the sixth teaching building was named "Yuyuan Building".

Six teaching buildings cover an area of 14000 square meters, with a construction area of 34045 square meters, which is larger than the total construction area of existing teaching buildings, such as one to five teaching buildings. The sixth teaching building is divided into three areas: A, B and C in layout.

There are corridors between communities, in which the building plane of Area A is triangular, with one floor underground and five floors above ground; Area B is also a triangle, with one floor underground and nine floors above ground. Area C is 1/4 circle on the plane, with one floor underground and three floors above ground.

The design takes the best teaching and scientific research units as the core, improves the public service space and creates the communication space; All functional rooms are arranged in a single corridor, with an atrium in the middle, and its top side window automatically opens, which has good natural lighting and ventilation. The architectural style is simple and elegant, which embodies the inherent cultural characteristics of campus architecture.

Liu Jiaorong won the "Top Ten Design Scheme Award" and "Excellent Architectural Design Scheme Award" in the 10th Capital Planning and Architectural Design Report Exhibition, and won the third prize of Excellent Architectural Design from the Ministry of Education in 2005.

The sixth teaching building in Tsinghua University has 146 teaching rooms, including 103 public classrooms, 42 general physics laboratories and 1 multifunctional foreign language activity center. Among them, there are 56 small and medium-sized classrooms in Area A; Zone B 1-8 has 42 small classrooms and 42 general physics laboratories, and the 9th floor of Zone B is the training center for senior managers of Yuyuan Industrial (Group) Co., Ltd.;

There are five large lecture halls and a multifunctional teaching activity center in area C. The number of seats in public classrooms is 7559. In the first stage, 70 multimedia classrooms have been built. After the sixth teaching plan is put into use, the total number of public classrooms in the school reaches 23,000, and each student can have one seat on average.

The sixth teaching building in Tsinghua University is the largest and tallest building in Tsinghua University. The building is not only equipped with central air conditioning, elevators, modern fire fighting and supporting electromechanical facilities,

And invested/kloc-0.8 million yuan to build advanced weak current systems such as multimedia teaching, wired and wireless network, security monitoring, access control, building automation, cable TV broadcasting, information inquiry, group telephone, etc., and created a brand-new modern and intelligent teaching experimental environment.

Six teaching structures: The six teaching buildings are divided into three areas: A, B and C, in which area A is a frame structure, with one underground floor and five floors above ground, with a height of 4.4m and a building height of 27.1m; Area B is a frame-shear wall structure with one floor underground and nine floors above ground, with a height of 4.2m and a building height of 43.9m.. Area C is a frame structure with one basement and three floors above ground, with a height of 6.3 meters and a building height of 23.5 meters.