Marine State University training complex

PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT

Our task was to develope building documentation for the construction of a maritime crew training complex. The purpose of the complex – to train maritime crew survival skills and provide continuous training in naval specialties. This complex is also equipped with a new generation of simulators.

DESCRIPTION

Six-floor training complex is located in Amur Bay.

The Marine State University complex comprises:

• Classrooms and teachers room

• Multifunctional assembly hall with 504 seats

• Conference-halls

• Canteen with 246 seats

• Swimming pool

• New generation VR -Simulators

• Observation deck

PROJECT FEATURES

It’s a training complex with unique scope of opportunities It’s first Russian training complex with the unique scope of opportunities for cadets. One of the most important purpose of this object - providing targeted training for specialists, who are going to work in Arctic conditions.

The training center creates conditions close to the staying of cadets on a real ship in the open sea. The perimeter of the simulator units is designed to accommodate a training "crew" of up to 40 people at a time. The interior of the cabins fully corresponds to a real ship's cabin.

This complex consists of huge amount of electronic imitators: engine rooms, marine power plants, refrigerators.

One of the floors is equipped with the bridges that replicates the bridges of a real ship. Visualization of the environment allows you to immerse yourself in the maritime reality and even feel the rocking.

One more unique feature of the building is a pool complex. There are two pools:

• Arctic pool for practicing the survival skills, water temperature in this pool is no higher than 4-5 degrees

• Main pool 25х30m, with simulated storm conditions and time of day,  for practicing all the necessary skills for working with rescue equipment.

Using these pools cadets could simulate the evacuation of people from the cockpit of a helicopter that has fallen into the water. It is relevant for specialists, who are servicing offshore drilling rigs.

Cadets will be able to practice working in freezing seas, to prepare for transportation of hydrocarbons and to interact with port and oil and gas terminals.