Minxue Qi Portfolio of Selected Works

PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORK QI/MINXUE

FALL 2017-SUMMER 2020

Table of Contents Design Studios Vertical University 2GB Project

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Duplex in Frogtown 1GB Project

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From Foam Coat to a Library 1GA Project

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The Memory City Thesis Project

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Animation Studio Play Against Type 2GA Project

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Enchanted Models 3GB Project

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Construction Studios Mixed Used Complex Advanced Construction Project Delivery 3GB Project

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Disney Animation Studio Design Development 2GB Project

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Vertical University SPRING 2019 2GB DESIGN STUDIO

Instructed by: John Enright (www.griffinenrightarchitects.com) The studio project is for a very large mixed use building in the Chicago loop to replace Helmut Jahn’s James R. Thompson Center (formerly the State of Illinois Building), and is to be conceived in relation to the current controversy surrounding the proposed sale of the building. The studio’s main focus is on disciplinary questions of the relationships amongst typology, function, and form in urbanism. These questions will be considered as they relate to current issues of urban politics and policy, infrastructure, and large scale buildings.

We re-consider drawing and the representation of the building components as one, where things can be hacked apart, peeled away, cut away, sliced, and exploded.

Cutll no longer be flat as in conventional plans andsections, but will be warped and active. We will attempt to combine multiple ontologies into the discussion, where things may be represented interms of their profile, sihouette, internal organization, energy, action on other things, depletion, integration, and dis-integration all at the same time.

2GB Vertical University

Precedent Exercise The pre-study is to mix a Nolli Map style plan and a facade to make a new facade. In this case, it is using Carnegie Mellon University plan + Escobedo 510 facade.

(left two)Study of Carnegie Mellon University Nolli Map plan + Escobedo 510 Nolli Map facade and (right one) the combination result

Flat Model: 48”X36”1/2” Black foam board, paint.

The result, Flat Model, was painted and brushed by hand on a 48” x 36” x 1/2” black foam board. The edge of it was determined and trimmed by the graphic on it.

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2GB Vertical University

Guided by the Flat Model, the whole project is designed from its facade. First, distribute each funtion by area size and settle each funtion into a proper area on the Flat Model. Then, carve and create mass from each part. Finally, link each one by vertical circulation.

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Section with envelope drawing 1” = 8’

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Ground Floor Plan

Accommodation Floor Plan

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Auditorium Floor Plan

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Axon Rendering

2GB Vertical University

Axon Rendering

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Model with Site Model 1/16” = 1’

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Duplex in Frogtown SPRING 2018 1GB DESIGN STUDIO

Instructed by: Zeina Koreitem (www.millionsarchitecture.com) This class introduces students to fundamental tectonic principles with a strong emphasis on materials, material properties and industrial processes. This course is an investigation into the anatomy of material and its potential use in architecture. The goal of the class is to provide students with a through understanding of materials, and of the design methods, techniques, and industrial processes by which they acquire meaning in an architectural and building context. By means of direct testing and experimentation, the class explores technical and rational manipulations of traditional as well as novel materials, aiming to develop an understanding of their physical nature, environmental impact and possible reuse.

The final project is a duplex design in Frogtown, Los Angeles, CA.

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Precedent Exercise The first phase of this studio begins with a precedent exercise that provides a disciplinary framework within which to approach the questions raised by the topic of house. Through suites of analytic diagrams, students investigate key formal and spatial ordering systems and conceptual approaches to the house that have been elaborated in built projects from the past century.

The Initial Shell: line works developed from Eduardo Chilleda’s ‘Arquitectura Heterodoxa III’ (2000) sculpture.

In order to ontroduce strategies for curved geometries, students will use sculptures or drawings from a Spanish Basque sculptor Eduardo Chilleda to develop a set of articulated profiles from which to develop the geometry system for the projects. The profiles will define positive and negative space and generate both spatial volume and massing strategies for the duplex.

Physical Model Photos: ‘From shell to volume’, ‘Assembly’ and ‘Building Blocks’.

Arquitectura Heterodoxa III, sculpture, Eduardo Chilleda, 2000.

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Concept Design In the concept design phase, it is essential to consider the role of the diptych in relation to doubling, symmetry, multiples, copies and seriality to produce permutations of a prototypical spatial organization, rather than a single, idiosyncratic object.

From this series, the purpose is to calibrate the relationship between two iterations of the prototype, exploring the potentials of various symmetries (translation, mirror, rotation, etc.) within the configuration of each iteration, aswell as the configuration of the diptych.

In disciplinary terms, the twinned interests in seriality and projection situate the studio within historical discourses on the relationship of architectural form and representation to industrial and digital technologies of production and reproduction, to distinctions between character and type in the relation of architectural objects to each other and to a larger social and urban context, and to the building envelope as an articulated surface that mediates between interior and exterior.

Concept Duplex massing model. ‘Mass-Shell-Void ’.

Top View of Physical Model

Concept Duplex massing model. ‘Mass-Shell-Void ’. (top one) Long Elevation Rendering. (down one) Side Elevation Rendering.

Concept Duplex massing model.

Long Section Rendering

1GB Duplex in Frogtown

Concept massing deliberation: deliberate possible drape shape by vacuum forming PETG sheets

Duplex & Diptych

(1) Physical Model: 1/8” = 1’ Scale Elevation A; (2) Physical Model: 1/8” = 1’ Scale Elevation B; (3) Physical Model: 1/8” = 1’ Scale Top View

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Another drape shape deliberation

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Long Section

Long Elevation

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Sections of Single Cells

Elevations of Single Cells

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Birdeye Rendering

Wormeye Rendering

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Line Work: Ground Floor Plan

Line Work: Second Floor Plan

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From Foam Coat to a Library FALL 2017 1GA DESIGN STUDIO

Instructed by: David Eskenazi (www.d-esk.net) The 1GA studio introduces students to the central problems of architecture—geometry, form, and space—through the technologies of their description—diagramming, drawing, and model making. Introductory exercises emphasize the role of drawing and analysis as both descriptive and generative. Students pay close attention to the development of ideas that inform an iterative and creative process for working with different media, including physical models, two-dimensional drawings, and digital interfaces.

The course culminates in the design of a small public library in Los Angeles.

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Precedent Exercise The One Square Problem

SMOKE, Tony Smith, 1967.

Aluminum, painted black, Edition 1/3 24’2” x 47’ x 33’ Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA

Project 1 is an introduction to the description of form and space through the disciplined study of a cell in the sculpture Smoke (1967)

by Tony Smith. Like the Nine Square problem developed by John Hejduk at the Cooper Union, this geometric “square” provides a working space for generating compositional strategies. Unlike the Nine Square, the nonorthogonal cell developed by Smith can only be understood along an oblique coordinate system. Its angles offer a difficult drawing and modeling problem for students beginning in architectural studies.

Students will relate the one square cell to a normal cube. Through isometric and orthographic drawing, they will correlate these three-dimensional figures using twodimensional drawings and layered formatting.

Drawings will offer new, unstable readings for otherwise materially solid forms.

(1 Cube model - Made by Manila Paper, Elmers White Glue and Artist White Tape; (2) Hexagon model Made by Manila Paper, Elmers White Glue and Artist White Tape; (3) Cube frame model - Made by 1/16” Basswood, Super Glue and Black Water Color; (4) Hexagon centerline model - Made by 1/16” Basswood, 1 3 Super Glue and Black Water Color.

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The Gift Wrap and the Foam Coat Project 2 introduces students to problems in physical model making. Drawings and study models from Project 1 will provide the basis for developing techniques in wrapping surfaces and fattening material thicknesses.

Students will encounter terms such as resolution and tolerance, miter and butt, and formwork and jig, as they develop details for surface articulation in the gift wrap and joint fabrication in the foam coat models.

Rebuild SMOKE in Digital form

Physical Model: ‘The Cropped SMOKE’ was cropped and rebuilt by a cube on part of SMOKE sculpture.

Made by Manila Paper, Elmers White Glue and Artist White Tape.

Physical Model: ‘The Skeleton of the Cropped SMOKE’ was illustrate the center-line frame of The Cropped SMOKE. Made by 1/16” Basswood, Super Glue and Water Color.

1GA From Foam Coat to a Library

‘The Foam Coat’ model: use 1/2” thickness foam coat ‘fill’ and rebuild the gaps between ‘The Skeleton of the Cropped SMOKE’.

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‘The Gift Wrap’ model: use patterned paper board to fold and wrap ‘The Foam Coat’ model.

Combine ‘The Foam Coat’ model and ‘The Gift Wrap‘ model together as a prototype for Library.

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Building’s Form and Formats Project 3 will introduce students to fundamental ways of thinking about a building: its scale, site, and program will bring more nuanced problems at the scale of the graphic and material detail, relationship to the ground and site context.

The building’s form will follow from the abstract exercise developed at the beginning of the semester. The final drawings and their formats will reflect particular positions that students will develop in relationship to their buildings and their representations. Work from Projects 1, 2, and 3 will be presented at the Final Review.

Close attention will be paid to verbal presentations and overall progression over the course of the semester.

Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

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Roof Plan

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Section A-A’

Section B-B’

Elevation Rendering

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The Memory City

SUMMER 2020 THESIS

Collaborated with: Jiexun Wu Instructed by: Damjan Jovanovic (www.dmjn.net) Our thesis all began with one question. If the cemetery was the type corresponding to death in the urban context, what type corresponding to death on the internet?

The current contemporary condition of digital social life gives us a chance to rethink death, memory, and the afterlife.

The ‘Interior’: third scene in the software. Floating things full of memory.

THESIS The Memory City

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A City Builder Software To answer the question, we established a city builder platform (software) and an object library of Italian architect Aldo Rossi’s famous monuments.

We designed a procedural modeling algorithm that transforms the generic input information into multiple formal variations for our city builder platform. The world’s datum is a neutral grid, and the standard language explores ideas of stacking and aggregation as expressions of an amalgamation of memories.

Through this, we created three different-scaled scenes in our software. From public to private, we made the space of the city, neighborhood, interior.

Aldo Rossi’s Monuments: From left to right and top to bottom are Cuneo Monument (Cuneo, Unbuilt, 1962), Monument to the Resistance in Segrate unfolded diagrams (Segrate, Italy, 1965) Milan German Opposition Monument (Milan,Unbuilt, 1962), Monument to the Resistance in Segrate (Segrate, Italy, 1965) and San Cataldo Cemetery (Modena, Italy, 1971).

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Filling objects rebuilt from Aldo Rossi’s Monuments and other things into the object library.

Procedural modeling algorithm: The basic method to build each scene.

We aimed to create a software that would act as a neutral ground onto which any personal identity can be projected. The software acts as a machine for decontextualization, erasing every trace of the original and producing an even playing field that corresponds to all memories, aggregated together. The idea is very close to Aldo Rossi’s. He was exploiting the ‘concept of type’ to create a monument that interrelates ancient to modern examples of memorial monuments, without specific associations or distinct characterizing of any particular style in history. Thus, we chose some of his famous monuments to transplant into our software as essential elements.

THESIS The Memory City

A Triple Layered World in Software

(Top) First Scene: the City. One simulation run. Zoomed-out capture.

(Bottom) First Scene: the City. Another simulation run. Zoomed-in capture.

The first layer in our software is called the City. In this layer, the user can interact with the generated process, and the city-builder platform will auto generate a city of memory, filled with city-scaled content.

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Second Layer Scene: Neighborhood with Avatars and Mini Guide Map. Meditate in front of sculptures.

Third Layer Scene Style A: Interior. Pointing mouse and checking on messages others posted on SSN.

Second Layer Scene: Neighborhood with Avatars and Mini Guide Map.

Third Layer Scene Style B: Interior. Pointing mouse and checking on messages others posted on SSN.

The second layer is a neighborhood-builder platform that allows the user to become more immersed and walk around the city in an avatar.

The third layer, the Interior, shifts the view of a user into the first-person mode, thus completing the transition of views from completely detached to personal. In this layer, the user can experience the highest resolution level. The memories take on a much smaller scale and become a world of floating objects with different qualities. The interior scene can support an immersive experience of browsing actual people’s memories, visualized as an extensive collection of personal objects and images. This information was taken from social platforms and transformed into an assemblage through various techniques, including photogrammetry and modeling.

THESIS The Memory City

A Digital Space of Remembrance Rossi’s neutral objects are similar to our virtual objects. They are all generic in some sense, as they are always de-contextualized and separated from any previous meaning carrying as precedents, once they end up in the software. The software is a “machine for de-contextualization” that can reorganize all inputs in a generic way and present them as parts of a “neutral” new image of an abstract city.

The immersive experience inside The Memory City distinguishes itself from the antiquated forms of memory. The Memory City recovers the kind of ritual participation in remembering and memory, which used to exist but has gradually diminished. The act of visiting the grave for cleaning or offering food and incinerating paper objects is no longer easy to accomplish. The Memory City is not a physical material world. It is a space of remembrance presented in the form of a procedural builder platform. We explore this as a method to make a dematerialized typology set in an immersive, endless virtual space.

Five ‘City’ Scenes

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THESIS The Memory City

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Animation Studio Play Against Type FALL 2018 2GA DESIGN STUDIO

Collaborated with: Jiexun Wu / Wangshu Chen Instructed by: Devyn Weiser (www.testaweiser.com) The first term in the second year of the core M.Arch I sequence builds upon an appreciation of the discipline and knowledge of architectural production by focusing on the development of a project according to principles of Integrative Design. The studio is structured to support each student’s awareness of the issues involved in the design of a complex architectural project. Elemental spatial constructs and organizational systems are seen as resulting from and reacting to site conditions, program distribution, structural systems, building envelope systems and assemblies, environmental factors, and building regulations. These influences are considered at once physical and virtual, permanent and ephemeral, situational and circumstantial. Qualities of site, situation, and environment, as well as cultural contexts, are considered potential tools with which to challenge conventional approaches to architectural design.

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Precedent Exercise We explored Loyola Law School (Frank Gehry, Los Angeles, 1981-91) through various tactics that exposed the relationship between the dispostion of volumetric parts, organization of the plan, and articulation of the building envelope. It was essential to identify building typology (e.g. courtyard, spine, plinth, tower, stack, or combination).

Loyola Law School, Frank Gehry, Los Angeles, 1981-91 Photography: Loyola Law School Website.

Physical Model 1/16� = 1’: Loyola Law School main building disassembling + re-combine. CNC milled foam blocks, orange paint.

In addition to the analytical exercise, Precedent parts ared to be milled in wood or foam blocks painted where appropriate and labeled for refernce.

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Massing Study — Version 1x

Massing Study — Version 2x

Massing Study — Version 3x

Physical Model: 1/64” = 1’ Loyola Law School re-combined building evolution

2GA Animation Studio Play Against Type

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Plan: On-site all group projects comparison

Physical Model: 1/16” = 1’ All groups’ models on-site comparison

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Elevations 1/16” = 1’-0”

Long Elevation

Physical Model: 3/32” = 1’ Section Model

Physical Model: 3/32” = 1’ Section Model

Long Section 1/16”=1”

Section AA 1/16” = 1’-0”

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A Building Name A-101 Lobby A-102 Retail A-103 Archive B Building Name B-101 Lobby B-102 Auditorium B-102 Cafe C Building Name C-101 Reception C-102 Offices C-102 Meeting Rooms CONTINUE AS REQ’D

Ground Plan 1/16” = 1’-0”

Ground Plan 1/16”=1”

Typical Plan 1/16”=1”

Typical Plan 1/16”=1”

Typical Plan 1/16” = 1’-0”

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Enchanted Models SPRING 2020 3GB DESIGN STUDIO

Instructed by: Tom Wiscombe (www.tomwiscombe.com) The thing about architectural models is that they are intended to represent things at another scale. We accept that and imagine things that are much bigger, although we of course know that the model itself is a specific and irreducible entity that does more than just point at the “real“ thing. Model kits-- often from outside architecture-are a special kind of model. they have the dual quality of both of the thing. further, beyond the set is the box, which is ofren as crafted and bespoke as the model kit itself, and designed to specifically pack, nestle, and display the parts inside. Others things accompany model kits as well, special decals, instruction manuals, and posters.

The total experience of the model kit is somewhere in between all of these parts, and assembled together into something which both points at the final scale model which in turn point to the real thing, but it also exists as a cornucopia of parts and pieces that can be laid out lik treasures on a table-- a flat ontology of vastly different styles and scales of things.

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Precedent Exercise Marriott Marquis Model (Toy) Kit

The Atlanta Marriott Marquis, Portman Architects, 1985. Photography by Thibaud Poirier.

‘Marriott Marquis Model Kit’: 3D printed parts. Remake a collected version of a ‘Sprial Staircase’ model group, a ‘Cell by Cell‘ model group and a ‘Godzilla Section‘ model group.

The model kit will be engaged as a space for speculation about parts, containers, sets, collections and related obsessions. Beginning from examining the history of model kits, from tiny to mega-scale, contemporary and very old as well as attendant accessories and special editions. We will explore the realm of container graphics, instruction posters and manuals in terms of graphic style and begin to speculate on how to extend model kit logic into a speculative exercise rather than one of reducion to parts.

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Model kit photos: Container, lid and parts.

Model kit photos: Container, lid and parts.

Before Producing Architecture The model kit’s goal is as a speculative method to produce architecutre. The idea focusing on the strange scale effects that are germane to models, and project these into everyday reality in a variety of ways.

This is not your granddaddy’s kit of parts, but rather a revealing of the strange inner reality bwehind models and their peculiar ontological status. Strange scales, mixed resolution, toy-like qualities, and strange componentry will all be in play as I move toward the final building design.

Model kit photos: Parts. Floating animation

Model kit photos: Sliced Parts.

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Assembly Manual

1-1 COMPONENTS

componet 1

1-2 COMPONENTS

componet 2

1-5 COMPONENTS

componet 6 + 8 （部件的拼合）

componet 3

1-4 COMPONENTS

componet 4

1-6 COMPONENTS

componet 5

1-1 ASSEMBLY

1-3 COMPONENTS

componet 6

1-8 COMPONENTS

componet 8

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From Model Kit to Building OBM HEADQUARTERS EXPANSION

Location: Columbus, Ohio Site Area: 82,700 SF New Floor Area: 75,000 SF Program: Creative Office Space / Adaptive reuse

Diagrams: How do parts nest and insert based on site?

Model Rendering

Model Rendering

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Inner Square: Billboard side

Inner Square: Billboard side

A builiding decorated with mezzanines.

Office and Meeting areas.

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Mixed Used Complex

Advanced Construction Project Delivery SPRING 2020 3GB APPLIED STUDIES

Collaborated with: Jiexun Wu Instructed by: Pavel Getov (studio-antares. com) Kerenza Harris (k.harris@morphosis.net) The course focuses on advanced methods of project delivery and construction documents incorporating digital technologies and investigating new models for linking design and construction processes. It introduces Building Information Modeling as one of the tools for realignment of the traditional relationships between the project stakeholders.

Using a single unit residential building located in Los Angles, students will analyze and develop the architecture by creating a detailed 3d digital model and a set of 2d construction documents specifically tailored for the design challenges of a single unit residential project. Lectures and site visits to fabricators and construction sites will further inform students of technicaldocumentation methods for projects that are operating on the forefront of design and construction technologies to date.

TOOLS/TECHNIQUES: • Developing CD and BIM model for a multipurpose building on a specific urban lot Student work:

• BIM model • Full set of Construction document drawings • Construction site visit and observation • Architectural site visit

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ALCOTT / ROBERTSON Mixed-Used Complex

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PROJECT INFORMATION

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The following regulations shall apply in the “C2” Commercial Zone: A. USE – NO BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR LAND SHALL BE USED AND NO BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE ERECTED, STRUCTURALLY ALTERED, ENLARGED, OR MAINTAINED EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING USES, AND WHEN A “SUPPLEMENTAL USE DISTRICT” IS CREATED BY THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 3 OF THIS CHAPTER, FOR SUCH USES AS MAY BE PERMITTED THEREIN: 1. (NONE).

2. (AMENDED BY ORD. NO. 158,741, EFF. 3/29/84.) ANY USE PERMITTED IN THE C2 ZONE, PROVIDED THAT ALL REGULATIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF SAID C2 COMMERCIAL ZONE ARE COMPLIED WITH, EXCEPT: B. (AMENDED BY ORD. NO. 177,103, EFF. 12/18/05.) THE FOLLOWING AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES: C. BOXING ARENA; D. GAMES OF SKILL AND SCIENCE; E. MERRY-GO-ROUND, FERRIS WHEEL OR CAROUSEL; F. PENNY ARCADE; G. SHOOTING GALLERY; H. SKATING RINK; I. STRIP TEASE SHOW. THIS USE SHALL INCLUDE AN ADULT CABARET, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 12.70 B. OF THIS CODE; J. BILLIARD OR POOL HALL; K. BOWLING ALLEY; L. INDOOR SWAP MEETS, UNLESS AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 12.24 W.42.; AND M. OTHER SIMILAR USES, BUT NOT INCLUDING THE CONDUCTING OF ANY GAME OF BINGO AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 4.5 OF CHAPTER IV OF THIS CODE. (B) (REPEALED BY ORD. NO. 178,382, EFF. 3/24/07.)

(C) BASEBALL OR FOOTBALL STADIUM. (D) CARPENTER SHOP. (E) CIRCUS OR AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES OF A SIMILAR TYPE, TRANSIENT IN CHARACTER. (F) FEED AND FUEL STORE. (G) HOSPITAL OR SANITARIUM. (H) ICE STORAGE HOUSE. (I) (DELETED BY ORD. NO. 171,756, EFF. 11/21/97.)

(J) PAWNSHOP. (K) (DELETED BY ORD. NO. 171,756, EFF. 11/21/97.)

(L) PLUMBING OR SHEET METAL SHOP. (M) PONY RIDING RING. (N) PUBLIC SERVICES, INCLUDING ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTING SUBSTATION (O) SECOND HAND STORE. (P) GYMNASIUMS, HEALTH CLUBS AND OTHER SIMILAR USES. (AMENDED BY ORD. NO. 177,103, EFF. 12/18/05.)

(Q) PUBLIC AUCTIONS, EXCEPT THOSE ORDERED BY A COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION. THIS ORDINANCE IS CONSTITUTIONAL. PEOPLE V. FEIGENBAUM, CR A 2704; 2791.

(R) OTHER USES SIMILAR TO THOSE HEREBY EXCEPTED, AS DETERMINED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR. (S) (NONE) (T) (REPEALED BY ORD. NO. 178,382, EFF. 3/24/07.)

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B. RESTRICTION. (AMENDED BY ORD. NO. 173,268, EFF. 7/1/00, OPER. 7/1/00.) FOR ANY LOT DESIGNATED AS PUBLIC, QUASI-PUBLIC, PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC USE, OTHER PUBLIC, OR OPEN SPACE ON THE LAND USE MAP OF THE APPLICABLE COMMUNITY OR DISTRICT PLAN; ANY LOT SHOWN ON THOSE MAPS AS HAVING EXISTING LAKES, WATERWAYS, RESERVOIRS, DEBRIS BASINS, OR SIMILAR FACILITIES; ANY LOT SHOWN CLIENT ON THOSE MAPS AS THE LOCATION OF A FREEWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY; AND ANY Smith PROPERTY ANNEXEDJohn TO THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES WHERE A PLAN AMENDMENT WAS NOT ADOPTED AS PART OF THE ANNEXATION PROCEEDINGS: ANY OF THE USES PERMITTED BY SUBSECTION A OF THIS SECTION SHALL REQUIRE PRIOR APPROVAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 12.24.1 OF THIS CODE. ALCOTT /

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BY ORD. NO. 148,783, EFF. 10/13/76.) – NO BUILDING OR COMPLEX STRUCTURE NOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF ANY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE ARCHITECTS HEREAFTER ERECTED OR MAINTAINED UNLESS THE FOLLOWING YARDS, LOT AREAS AND LOADING SPACES ARE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR HERODOTUS ENLARGEMENT. ARCHITECTS 1. FRONT YARD. NOT REQUIRED. 2. SIDE AND REAR YARDS. NOT REQUIRED FOR BUILDINGS ERECTED AND USED QI, MINXUE EXCLUSIVELY FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.FOR ALL PORTIONS OF BUILDINGS ERECTED AND USED FOR PURPOSES, SIDE AND REAR YARDS WU,RESIDENTIAL JIEXUN CONFORMING TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE R4 ZONE (SECTION 12.11-C,2 AND 3) SHALL BE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED AT THE FLOOR LEVEL OF THE FIRST STORY USED FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. 3. LOT AREA. THE LOT AREA REQUIREMENTS OF THE R4 ZONE (SECTION 12.11-C,4) SHALL APPLY TO ALL PORTIONS OF BUILDINGS ERECTED AND USED FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. (AMENDED BY ORD. NO. 148,783, EFF. 10/13/76.)

4. LOADING SPACE – AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 12.21-C,6. EXCEPTIONS TO AREA REGULATIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 12.22-C STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK CONSTRUCTION OF THIS NEW 3-STOREY MIXED USED BUILDING INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK: 1. CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION OF THE BUILDING 2. EXCAVATE GROUND FOR BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION 3. CONSTRUCT BASEMENT RETAINING WALL 4. CONSTRUCT ALL THE THREE STOREYS AND ROOF OF THE BUILDING 5. CONSTRUCT ROOF OF THE BUILIDING 6. INSTALL INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR WALL ACCORDING TO ARCHITECT’S DRAWING AND SPECIFICATIONS

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STRUCT THANG L 319 E FO ARCADIA PHONE: EMAIL: T

SURVEY M&G CIV 347 S RO BEVERL PHONE: EMAIL: IN

GEO EN CREATIV 15445 VE SHERMA PHONE: EMAIL: R

SOLARG 22028 VE WOODLA PHONE: EMAIL: R

ENTRANCE

UNDERGROUND STORAGE

RETAILS PUBLIC AREA PLANTER 1

PROJECT GEOMETRY OVERVIEW

LANDSC FIORE LA 13323 W LOS ANG PHONE: EMAIL: M

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27' - 0"

ALCOTT ROBERTS

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VEHICLE ENTRANCE

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202.35

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4

202.27

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GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.C

A-3.3

3

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

8' - 3 1/2"

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202.20

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202.25

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3

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SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

A-3.3

S ROBERTSON BLVD

R1

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R1

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202.97

202.23

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20' - 0"

18' - 9"

PEDESTRIAN PATH

35' - 2 1/2"

1

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4

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3 FLOOR MIXED USE COMPLEX 30,000 SQ.FT

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6

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S

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

SETBACK LINE

202.56

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6

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John Smi

1

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A

CLIENT

A-3.4

John Smith

1

R1

R1

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

2

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15' - 0"

S

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R1

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1

1

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A-3.4 1

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B

C

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D

30' - 0 1/4"

20' - 0"

RCP FIRST FLOOR

A-2.1

1/8" = 1'-0"

CLIENT

A-3.4

John Smith

E

1

1 A-3.1

John Sm

1

A

B

C

D

E

27' - 0"

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

ALCOTT ROBERTS

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

2

ARCHITECTS

2

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

CORRIDOR

R1 LIBRARY AND DOCUMENT

206 298 SF

205 361 SF

18' - 9"

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

208 295 SF

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

1

R1

R1

R1

R1

FINANCIAL OFFICE R1 201

R1

R1

R1

249 SF

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SUR 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

A-3.3

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPED

26' - 0"

212 Not Enclosed

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

1

1

A-4.3

ROOF

1

ROOF

RCP SECO FLOOR

A-1.4

1/8" = 1'-0"

D

CLIENT

A-3.4

B

C

E

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

A-7.1

202.140

6 R1

R1

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

R1 2

R1

1

WA-B

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1 A-7.1

3 R1

R1

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R1

R1

R1

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HERODOT ARCHITE

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A-7.3

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A-7.3

WA-B

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

18' - 2 1/2"

4

1

GEO ENGINEER 1 CREATIVEA-3.2 GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

A-3.3

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R1

R1

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R1

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4

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0 9/ 32 "

3

WA-C

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

R1

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

2

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

26' - 0"

2

R1

10' - 0"

R1

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

17' - 0"

26

3

10' - 0"

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

'38 R

UP R

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

A-3.3

8"

1

R1

R1

10' - 0"

18' - 9"

312 442 SF

Ramp slope 20%

DN

10' - 0"

BEDROOM

202.32

QI, MINXUE WU, JIEXUN

306 390 SF

A-4.1

001 12325 SF

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

5

BEDROOM

1 WU, JIEXUN

BASEMENT

10' - 0"

ELEVATOR 008 72 SF

10' - 0"

QI, MINXUE 5 EGRESS 007 153 SF

MIXED-USE COMPLE ARCHITECTS

1

ARCHITECTS

30' - 1"

202.141 202.139

R1

10' - 0"

6

R1

2

STORAGE 004 451 SF

202.143

D

A-7.1

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

202.138

202.142

John Smith

1

A

A-2.2

1/8" = 1'-0"

27' - 0"

ELECTRICAL 003 222 SF

MECHANICAL 002 293 SF

RCP SECOND FLOOR

E

20' - 0"

202.137

1

1 A-3.1

10' - 0"

C

UP

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

200 1241 SF

1

John Smith

MAILROOM 006 193 SF

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

2

WORK AREA

A-4.2

30' - 0 1/4"

Ramp slope 20%

R1 MEETING ROOM

3

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

A-3.2

R1

BREAK AREA

CLIENT

D1

PINUP R1 CORRIDOR

10' - 0"

4

R1

R1

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

BALCONY

1

1

WU, JIEXUN

R1

202 468 SF

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

A-3.4

A-4.1

R1

209 763 SF

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

1

PACKAGE ROOM 005 203 SF

R1

10' - 0"

R1

207 289 SF

R1

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

17' - 0"

R1

RECEPTION

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 1 91403 A-3.2 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

A-3.1

30' - 0"

PRINCIPAL R1 OFFICE

10' - 0"

SL OP 3.7 E %

18' - 2 1/2"

R1

10' - 0"

B

R1

203 392 SF

1

A

R1

10' - 0"

R1

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM A-3.3

2

1

HERO ARCH QI, MINXUE

10' - 0"

4

1

3

A-4.3

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1

4.0 SL % OP E

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A-4.1 STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

1

A-4.2

R1

5

WU, JIEXUN

1 A-4.1

R1

A-7.3

QI, MINXUE

ARCHITECTS

A-7.3

R1

1

5

A-3.2

R1

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

R1

A-7.1

10' - 0"

A-7.3

SLO PE

3.6%

204 233 SF

R1

3

10' - 0"

30' - 1"

3.8 % SL OP E

2

R1 1

A-7.1

A-7.3

6

STORAGE

R1 R1

1

MIXED-USE COM

A-7.1

10' - 0"

6

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

1 A-4.2

1

1

1

A-4.2

A-4.3

1 A-3.1

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

10' - 0"

1

1

A-4.3

RCP THIRD FLOOR

PARKING

1

PARKING 1/8" = 1'-0"

A-1.0

1 A-3.1

1

RCP THIRD FLOOR 1/8" = 1'-0"

A-2.3

3GB Advanced Construction Project Delivery

52

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B

C

30' - 0"

D

30' - 0 1/4"

E

20' - 0"

27' - 0"

R

202.121

BATHROOM

202.122

302 188 SF

6

202.130

202.120

ARC

202.119 BATHROOM 301 170 SF LIVING ROOM

WA-B

202.129

300 1133 SF

WA-A

BEDROOM 303 295 SF

202.128

30' - 1"

WA-A

ENTRANCE

D1

202.118

304 173 SF

RECREATION ROOM 305 488 SF

202.127

A-4.1

202.117 202.125

202.124 BATHROOM 308 92 SF

WA-B BEDROOM

202.102

A-3.2

1

Room 311 82 SF

ENTRANCE 310 155 SF

BEDROOM 312 442 SF

202.123

202.126

309 234 SF

WA-B

202.131

4

202.115

BATHROOM 317 113 SF

LIVINGROOM 319 548 SF

DINIING ROOM

KITCHEN 318 273 SF

KITCHEN 315 341 SF

LIVING ROOM 314 881 SF

5 D1

202.37 CORRIDOR 202.99 ENTRANCE 313 136 SF

306 390 SF

ELEVATOR 322 72 SF

18' - 9"

1

EGRESS 321 153 SF

18' - 2 1/2"

DN

WARDROBE 307 57 SF

320 328 SF

1

A-3.3

3 WA-B

D1

RECREATION ROOM 316 498 SF

17' - 0"

202.116

D1 D1

26' - 0"

2

1 1

1

A-4.2

A-4.3

1

1 A-3.1

C

D

E

John Smit

A-3.4

John Smith

1

1

A

B

C

30' - 0" 20' - 0"

6

202.56 STORAGE 107 200 SF

FEMALE RESTROOM 214

MALE RESTROOM 213

202.112

003.LL

CORRIDOR

PATIO 106 319 SF EGRESS 118 153 SF

WA-A

1

202.35

ENTRANCE 105 139 SF

LOBBY 113 1092 SF

202.134

1

18' - 2 1/2"

003.XX

1

GALLERY 114 714 SF

GALLERY 115 941 SF

RETAIL 104 546 SF

CORRIDOR 102 538 SF

WA-A

003.J

202.97 202.20

202.22

209 763 SF

BREAK AREA

WA-B

100 277 SF

WA-B

EXHIBITION 101 919 SF

WA-B

202.109

003.UU

003.VV

201 249 SF

1 A-4.3

1 A-3.1

1

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDES MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

2

200 1241 SF

BALCONY

1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

N

1

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

3

WORK AREA

1

003.WW

A-4.2

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.CO

A-3.3

FINANCIAL OFFICE

212

003.L OFFICE 103 291 SF

202.105

003.M

202 468 SF

208 295 SF

202.108

GALLERY

1

MEETING ROOM

202.110

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

2

202.23

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEY 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

4 PINUP CORRIDOR

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

17' - 0"

WA-B

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

WU, JIEXUN STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

207 289 SF

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA A-3.2 1BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

3

5

ELEVATOR 211

RECEPTION

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

A-3.3

202.135

EXHIBITION 112 1657 SF

PRINCIPAL OFFICE 203 392 SF

EGRESS 210

UP

202.36

WA-B

202.27

QI, MINXUE

202.107

26' - 0"

A-3.2

202.26

205 361 SF

DN

WU, JIEXUN

A-4.1 STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

4

202.25

LIBRARY AND DOCUMENT

202.113

206

QI, MINXUE

5

ELEVATOR 119 72 SF

UP

18' - 9"

DN

D1 1 A-4.1

HEROD ARCHI

30' - 1"

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

202.136

DINNING 111 182 SF

ARCHITECTS

18' - 9"

REST AREA 116 210 SF

6

STORAGE

202.111

CORRIDOR 215

202.82

30' - 1"

CORRIDOR 117 784 SF

202.62

MIXED-USE COMP 202.77

204 233 SF

ARCHITECTS

202.106

WA-B

27' - 0"

ALCOTT ROBERTSO

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

UP

GENTLEMEN'S RESTROOM 109 173 SF

KITCHEN 110 174 SF

20' - 0"

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

DN

LADY'S RESTROOM 108 184 SF

30' - 0 1/4"

27' - 0"

18' - 2 1/2"

30' - 0 1/4"

E

17' - 0"

30' - 0"

D

26' - 0"

B

1/8" = 1'-0"

CLIENT

CLIENT

A-3.4

A

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

A-1.1

1

1

A-4.2

A-4.3

1 1 A-3.1

SECOND FLOOR PL

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A-1.2

MINXUE QI

53

CLIENT

John S

CLIENT

John Smith ALCOTT / ROBERTSON A

1

1

A-4.2

A-4.3

B

ALCO ROBER

C

D

MIXED-USE

E

MIXED-USE COMPLEX 1

2

3

4

5

6

ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS

H A

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS ROOF 36' - 0"

ROOF 36' - 0"

QI, MINXUE

QI, MIN 003.N

WU, JIEXUN LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

BEDROOM

WARDROBE

BATHROOM

306

307 57 SF

308 92 SF

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM 2 A-4.5 SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

ENTRANCE 310 155 SF

202.127 CORRIDOR 309 234 SF

CORRIDOR

EGRESS

ELEVATOR

206 298 SF

210 153 SF

211 72 SF

Room

BEDROOM

311 82 SF

312

WU, JIE LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

202.112

003.U PRINCIPAL OFFICE

202.77

003.T

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL E THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUI ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLE

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR

003.P

203

LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

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3 A-7.2

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

LEVEL 01 0"

EGRESS 321 153 SF

EXHIBITION 112 1657 SF

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

LOBBY 113 1092 SF

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ENTRANCE 105 139 SF

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIG 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELA

LEVEL 01 0"

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC

2 A-7.2 BASEMENT 001 12325 SF

PARKING -14' - 0"

EAST ELEVATION

1

EAST ELEVATION

LONGIT SECT

A-3.3

3/16" = 1'-0"

1

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

A-4

3/16" = 1'-0"

CLIENT CLIENT

John Smith

John Smit

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

ALCOTT ROBERTSO

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

MIXED-USE COMP

6

ARCHITECTS

5

4

30' - 1"

3

18' - 9"

2

18' - 2 1/2"

1

17' - 0"

ARCHITECTS

26' - 0"

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

HEROD ARCHIT

ROOF 36' - 0"

ROOF 36' - 0"

QI, MINXUE

QI, MINXUE 003.O

WU, JIEXUN

LIVING ROOM 300 1133 SF

BATHROOM 301 170 SF

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

003.S

KITCHEN

LIVINGROOM

318 273 SF

319 548 SF

113 SF

WU, JIEXUN LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

MALE RESTROOM

202.111

LIBRARY AND DOCUMENT

PINUP CORRIDOR

205 361 SF

209 763 SF

213 173 SF

202.110

003.EE

WORK 202.109 AREA

003.FF

200 1241 SF

LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

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LEVEL 01 0"

BATHROOM 202.131 317

202.126

202.118

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LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

GENTLEMEN'S RESTROOM 109 173 SF

CORRIDOR 117 784 SF

REST AREA 116 210 SF

LOBBY 113 1092 SF

202.27

GALLERY 115 941 SF

202.26

EXHIBITION 101 919 SF

202.22

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYI 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.CO SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

003.VV

202.105

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

LEVEL 01 0"

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIG MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

BASEMENT 001 12325 SF

PARKING -14' - 0"

NORTH ELEVATION

1

NORTH ELEVAITON

1

SECTION

SECTION2 3/16" = 1'-0"

A-4.2

A-3.4

3/16" = 1'-0"

CLIENT CLIENT

John

John Smith ALCOTT / ROBERTSON 6

5

4

3

2

MIXED-USE COMPLEX 1

1

ALC ROBE

1 A-4.1

2

3

MIXED-US

4

5

6 ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTS

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS RF-A ROOF 36' - 0"

ROOF 36' - 0"

003.CCC

QI, MINXUE

BEDROOM 303 295 SF

003.YY LIVINGROOM 319 548 SF

WU, JIEXUN LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

202.108

202.128

CORRIDOR 309 234 SF

003.GG 003.FF

BATHROOM 302 188 SF 202.122

QI,

WU,

202.121

202.113

003.PP

003.OO

PINUP CORRIDOR

003.NN

003.QQ

003.MM

209 763 SF

EXHIBITION 101 LANDSCAPE 919 SF FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

LIBRARY AND DOCUMENT 205 361 SF

FEMALE RESTROOM 214 164 SF LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM 003.VV

LEVEL 01 0"

BATHROOM 202.99 317 113 SF

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

KITCHEN 318 273 SF

1 A-4.5 003.LL

GALLERY 115 941 SF

GALLERY 115 941 SF

LOBBY 113 1092 SF

LOBBY 113 1092 SF

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEER 347 S ROBERTSON B BEVERLY HILLS, CA 9 PHONE: (310) 659-087 EMAIL: INFO@MGLAN

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECH 15445 VENTURA BLVD SHERMAN OAKS, 914 PHONE: (818) 923-580 EMAIL: RH@CREATIV

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD WOODLAND HILLS, C PHONE: (818) 347-609 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLA

LADY'S RESTROOM 108 184 SF

CORRIDOR 117 784 SF

STRUCTURAL AND C THANG LE & ASSOCIA 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-270 EMAIL: THANG@THA

LEVEL 01 0"

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE D 13323 WASHINGTON LOS ANGELES, CA 90 PHONE: (310) 279-502 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIO

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 2 LOS ANGELES, CA 90 PHONE: (213) 239-886 EMAIL: MADAMS@GL

BASEMENT 001 12325 SF

MECHANICAL 002 293 SF

202.138

202.137 ELECTRICAL 003 222 SF PARKING -14' - 0"

WEST ELEVATION

1

WEST ELEVATION 3/16" = 1'-0"

A-3.2

SEC

1

SECTION 3 3/16" = 1'-0"

A

3GB Advanced Construction Project Delivery

54 CLIENT

CLIENT

John Smith

John Smith

ROOF 36' - 0"

WOOD FRAME STUB

VERTICAL WOOD SHADES WOOD ATTACHED PANEL 6 1/4"

6 1/4"

6 1/4"

6 1/4"

6 1/4"

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

6 1/4"

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

MIXED-USE COMPLEX 1

ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTS

BATHROOM-ELEVATION A 1/2" = 1'-0"

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

HERODOTU ARCHITECT

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS 4

FACADE WITH SKIN

3

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

FACADE WITHOUT SKIN

QI, MINXUE

QI, MINXUE

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

ROOF 36' - 0"

WU, JIEXUN

WU, JIEXUN

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

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SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

2

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

BATHROOM-ELEVATION C

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

1/2" = 1'-0"

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

ROOF 36' - 0"

INSULATION WOOD FRAME STUB

VERTICAL WOOD SHADES

2

THE WALL TYPE A

FACADE PLAN

INTERIOR ENLARGED PLAN AND ELEVATIONS - BATHROOM

FACADE SYSTERM

3/8" = 1'-0"

INSULATION

WOOD FRAME LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

ATTACHED PANEL

1

VERTICAL WOOD SHADES

FACADE EXPLODED DIAGRAM

A-5.5

3

BATHROOM-ELEVATION B

4

1/2" = 1'-0"

A-7.1

BATHROOM-PLAN 1/2" = 1'-0"

CLIENT

CLIENT

METAL FLASHING

1

John Smith

CFMF U-CHANNEL STUD

John Smith

A-4.3

WATERPROOFING

ALCOTT / B ROBERTSON GYPSUM BOARD INSULATION

PARKING -14' - 0"

ARCHITECTS

METAL EDGE STRAP

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

5 5/8"

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

INSULATION

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

C 3' - 8"

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

WOOD STUD

2

ANGLED PLATE

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

GLASS ALUMINUM MULLION HEAD

WIDE FLANGE (W12X72)

ARCHITECTS

11 5/32"

STAIR DETAIL@FLOOR

HERODOTU ARCHITECT

1/2" = 1'-0"

ROOF 36' - 0" LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

QI, MINXUE

QI, MINXUE

WU, JIEXUN

WU, JIEXUN LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

1

Cutain Wall Roof Detail

3

3" = 1'-0"

Window to Wall Connection 3" = 1'-0"

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

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SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

INTERIOR

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EXTERIOR

VERTICAL WOOD FACADE

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

GYPSUM BOARD VERTICAL WOOD FACADE

GYPSUM WALLBOARD

WOOD STUD INSULATION

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

INTERIOR

RUBBER BASE

EXTERIOR WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER

B

ANCHOR BOLT

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

STAIR DETAIL@LANDING 1/2" = 1'-0"

B

C

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

C

5

5

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

BOTTOM METAL STUD

3

LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

3 A-7.2

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

LEVEL 01 0"

METAL EDGE STRAP

4

ANGLED PLATE

WIDE FLANGE (W12X72)

B

2 A-7.2

STONE PAVER PAVER PEDESTAL

STAIR - FIRST FLOOR

6

1/8" = 1'-0"

STAIR - SECOND FLOOR 1/8" = 1'-0"

B

C

C

INTERIOR ENLARGED PLAN AND ELEVATIONS - STAIR

WATERPROOFING

EXTERIOR DETAILS

2

Curtain Wall Slab Detail

4

3" = 1'-0"

A-6.1

Curtain Wall Ground Detail 3" = 1'-0"

PARKING -14' - 0"

1

5

STAIR - SECTION

5

5

1/4" = 1'-0"

STAIR - PARKING 1/8" = 1'-0"

7

1/8" = 1'-0"

CLIENT

CLIENT

John Smith

6

A-7.2

STAIR - THIRD FLOOR

John Smith

Roof Membrane

A

01 A-6.1

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

3'' EIFS,Exterior Insulation ROOF 36' - 0"

Air ROOF 36' - 0"

Air Infiltration Barrier 3/4'' Plywood, Sheathing

ALCOTT / ROBERTSON

ROOF 36' - 0"

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

MIXED-USE COMPLEX

ARCHITECTS

03 A-6.1

ARCHITECTS

6'' Metal Stub Layer 1/2'' Gypsum Wallboard

HERODOTUS ARCHITECTS

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

Hangger Wire

02 A-6.1 LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

QI, MINXUE

HERODOTU ARCHITECT QI, MINXUE

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

WU, JIEXUN

5/8'' Gypsum Wallboard

WU, JIEXUN

1

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

Finished Concret Floor LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

1/2'' Plywood Air

LEVEL 02 14' - 0"

1 1/8''Plywood 11 7/8'' Studs-Wood 2*6

KITCHEN-ELEVATION A

STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEER THANG LE & ASSOCIATES 319 E FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE C ARCADIA, CA 91006 PHONE: (626) 538-2702 EMAIL: THANG@THANGLESE.COM

1/2" = 1'-0"

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

SURVEY M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & LAND SURVEYING 347 S ROBERTSON BLVD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 PHONE: (310) 659-0871 EMAIL: INFO@MGLANDSUR.COM

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM

GEO ENGINEER CREATIVE GEOTECHNICAL, INC. 15445 VENTURA BLVD. SUITE 30 SHERMAN OAKS, 91403 PHONE: (818) 923-5800 EMAIL: RH@CREATIVEGEOTECHNICAL.COM SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM

SOLARGY 22028 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 207 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 PHONE: (818) 347-6096 EMAIL: RAFFI@SOLARGY.COM LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

LANDSCAPE FIORE LANDSCAPE DESIGN 13323 WASHINGTON BLVD SUITE 204 LOS ANGELES, CA 90066 PHONE: (310) 279-5027 EMAIL: MICHAEL@FIORELANDSCAPEDESIGN.COM

ROOF 36' - 0"

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

MEP GLUMAC 707 WILSHIRE BLVD 23RD FLOOR LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 PHONE: (213) 239-8866 EMAIL: MADAMS@GLUMAC.COM

LEVEL 01 0"

3 04 A-6.1

WALL SECTIONS 1

WALL SECTION 1 3/8" = 1'-0"

KITCHEN-PLAN A 1/2" = 1'-0"

LEVEL 01 0"

12'' Concret Wall

2

WALL SECTION 2 3/8" = 1'-0"

A-4.5

LEVEL 03 26' - 0"

2

KITCHEN-ELEVATION B 1/2" = 1'-0"

INTERIOR ENLARGED PLAN AND ELEVATIONS - KITCHEN

A-7.3

55

MINXUE QI

Disney Animation Studio Design Development SPRING 2019 2GB APPLIED STUDIES

Collaborated with: Xinyu Cao/William Fraser/ Jesse Gates/Jiexun Wu/Zirong Zhao Instructed by: Herwig Baumgartnet (bplusu. com) Scott Uriu (bplusu.com) This course investigates issues related to the implementation of design: technology, the use of materials, systems integration, and the archetypal analytical strategies of force, order and character. The course includes a review of basic and advanced construction methods, analysis of building codes, the design of structural and mechanical systems, environmental systems, buildings service systems, the development of builiding materials and the integration of building componets and systems. The intent of this cour is to develop a cohesive understanding of how architects communicate complex building systems for the built environment and to demonstrate the ability to document a comprehensive architectural project and stewardship of the environment.

2GB Design Development

56

Project Name: Disney Animation Studio Location: 2100 Riverside Dr., Burbank, CA 91506

2’ wide Perforated Metal Panel Screen

Glass Skylight

Steel I-Beams

Underground Parking 3’x2’ concrete beams

2100 RIVERSIDE DR. BURBANK, CA 91506

1’ Thick concrete Walls

DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIO

2019-04-8

Curved C-channels Double Paned Glass

Mega Chunk Cuts Steel columns D.B. Will Fraser

1/2” Steel Plate; arranged in 5’x5’ units

Mega Chunk

A 1.0

MINXUE QI

57 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM STRATEGIES

Piloti Like the Agadir Convention Center project by OMA, the use of a “piloti system” in our project would require columns spaced every 25-30’ o.c.

Pros: Would require a lot less material for framing the- bot tom the portion of the building. Easy to support the over hangs, although they would not really be overhangs -any more.

Custom Curved Steel C-channels for Roof Pattern/ Skylights

1’ Thick concrete Walls

Cons: The piloti system would ruin our intention of having an (almost) completely open landscape under the elevat ed mass of our building. It would obstruct circulation and

Steel I-Beams

Pre-Cast Concrete A precast concrete system could be used to generate the form and structural support of our building.

Cons: Panelization of parts removes singular mass reading.

Very heavy, making overhangs hard to achieve

Steel columns

2100 RIVERSIDE DR. BURBANK, CA 91506

DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIO

2019-04-8

D.B. Will Fraser

Underground Parking 3’x2’ concrete beams

Waffle Floor Structure 1/2” Steel Plate; arranged in 10’x10’ units

The system that we want to use for our building is seen in the Metropol Parasol project in Spain. This technique is also used in the internal structure of cargo ships.

Pros: This strategy would reduce the need for extensive bers would be pre-fabv and assembled on-site. It would

SUMMARY

scheme. The reduced wait of this system (compared to pre cast concrete) would facilitate the overhangs of the building.

After researching several construciton types for long-spanning overhangs, we decided that the “waf-

Structural System Selection

Cons:

using this system, the four towers throughout the building can become independent units. For the achieve the patterns generated by skylights.

S 1.0

18’’ CONCRET CORE

2’’ CONTINIPIS RIGID RING BEAM

2100 RIVERSIDE DR. BURBANK, CA 91506

DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIO

2019-04-07

DRAWN BY 2’*2’ CONCRET COLUMN

Custom Curved Steel

18’’ CONCRET CORE C-channels for Roof Pattern

Waffle Floor Structure 1/2” Steel Plate; arranged in 10’x10’ units

Jiexun Wu

Sherry Cao William Fraser Jesse Gates Minxue Qi Jiexun Wu Zirong Zhao

18’’ CONCRET CORE C-channels for Roof Pattern

Structure Detail

STEEL W14*120 COLUMN

STEEL W14*120 COLUMN

2019-04-07

S 02

2019-04-07

2100 RIVERSIDE DR. BURBANK, CA 91506

2’’ CONTINIPIS RIGID RING BEAM

2’’ CONTINIPIS RIGID RING BEAM

DRAWN BY

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Excellent thermal insulation with a potential u-value of 0.19 (with Low-E coating) Minimal glare through light distribution Sunshading Provides privacy Light transmission reduced to 40% Design determined by maximal height of glass units Horizontal steel structural banding is clearly visible Ribbed appearance Specialty cast glass is more expensive Double skins help insulate the building,absorbingthe heat of

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Double Skin Facade Metal Rainscreen

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Windows are fitted into stickglazing by applying an addit ional sub frame within the main framing against which the openinglight is closed.The overall width of the window frame is usually of similar width to that of the main framing of mullions andtransoms.Both outward or inward opening windows and doors are used, with some with their frames silicone bonded to the glassto reducetheir visual impact externally,though the frames look similar from within the building. Electrically operated windows, such as thoseat high level, usually have amotor in a box that fits within the heightof the window frame.

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The void behind the sheet is filled with thermal insulation which requires avapour barrieron its internal (warm inwinter) face. The internal lining of the wall canbe in any material,though dry lining or an additional layer of profiled metal sheet istypical.Some manufacturers have proprietary lining sheets in metal which are flatter thanthe external profiledsheet to suit the typical requirements of internal fini shes.

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Joints between stone cladding panels are either of open rainscreen type or are closed with mortar or sealant. Closed joints sealed with mortar or sealant are used where the cladding is supported at each floor level on stainless steel angles with jointed stones. With open jointed stones, each panel is individually supported in a rainscreen construction, where rainwater passing through the joints is drainedaway down either the backof the stones or down the face of the backing wall, which is typically insulated.The choice of joint type is partly a visual decision and partly one that ensures adequate vent ilat ion to the cavity between the stone andthe backing wall, allowing stonesto dry properly.

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Plants, it has been shown,are more efficient in contro llingthese environmentsthan traditional blinds and other solar devices and can provide very efficient shadingto interior spaces. In addition to thisthey can provide sound attenuation as well as providing potential crops or food growing areas in buildings.

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An essential aspect in the design of metal rainscreen systems is the layout and fixing of the framing th at support s the rainscreen cladding.Although panels can be set out independentl y of the backing wall behind,which is one of their primary advantages, the need to fix panels economically makes it essential to engage with the idea of their fixing during the detailed design stage. This is of particular importance where rainscreen panels are set out to coordinate visually with window openings.The open jointed nature of the rainscreen panels allows the junction with windows to be straightforward and visually driven, aswindows and doors are sealed to the backingwall,with which they form a continuity.

Environmental barrier to wind and water Fire resistant Panels can be made for specific dimensions and geometry Sunshading Provides privacy Heavier than aluminum Solid appearance Noise from exterior will filter into building including the sound of rain

Generally, plastic panels can be used with the full range of rainscreen configurations of other materials, including the lapped construction of timber boards and shingles. Like sealed plastic panels, plastic rainscreen panels have the benefit of translucency. though the visual effects of dust settling on the rear face of the rainscreen, and any periodic cleaningthey may require, varies between facade applications.

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60 BENT METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN SKYLIGHT GLASS

RIGID INSULATION

METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN

SKIYLIGHT MULLION

EPDM MEMBRANE

METAL CLAMP CHANNEL

MULLION BLOCKING EPDM MEMBRANE RIGID INSULATION STEEL STUD PARAPET RIGID INSULATION

CONCRETE ROOF DECK CORRUGATED METAL PAN

STEEL C 2X35 FRAMING

STEEL STUD ON FRAMING

ACOUSTIC PANEL GYPSUM BOARD GYPSUM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL GYPSUM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL STEEL STUD

CONC. DECK IN CORRUGATED METAL PAN

WINDOW GLASS

BENT METAL RAINSCREEN PANEL

ALUMINUM WINDOW MULLION

FRAMED STANDOFF

BENT METAL RAINSCREEN PANEL

METAL CLAMP CHANNEL

EPDM MEMBRANE

BENT METAL RAINSCREEN PANEL

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ALUMINUM WINDOW MULLION ON STEEL BRACKET

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GYPSUM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL

WINDOW GLASS

STEEL STUD ON FRAMING

CONC. DECK FLOOR ON METAL PAN

WINDOW GLASS ALUMINUM WINDOW MULLION ON CONTINUOUS HDPE BLOCKING

STEEL STUD ACOUSTIC PANEL WIDE FLANGE STEEL STRUCTURE

BENT METAL RAINSCREEN ALUMINUM PANEL WINDOW MULLION ON CONTINUOUS HDPE BLOCKING

ACOUSTIC PANEL GYPSUM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL

CONC. FLOOR DECKING IN CORRUGATED METAL PAN

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BENT METAL SILL W/ BLOCKING BELOW

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STEEL TOP SHEET

3/4” STEEL SHEET WAFFLE

STEEL TOP SHEET

WINDOW GLASS

STEEL STUD FRAMING FOR CONTINUOUS RIGID INSULATION

3/4” STEEL SHEET WAFFLE STEEL WEB OVER WAFFLE PANEL

ALUMINUM WINDOW MULLION ON STEEL BRACKET

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CONTINUOUS RIGID INSULATION

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BENT METAL RAINSCREEN PANEL

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METAL FLASHING W/ DRIP EDGE

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Pros:

Joints between stone cladding panels are either of open rainscreen type or are closed with mortar or sealant. Closed joints sealed with mortar or sealant are used where the cladding is supported at each floor level on stainless steel angles with jointed stones. With open jointed stones, each panel is individually supported in a rainscreen construction, where rainwater passing through the joints is drainedaway down either the backof the stones or down the face of the backing wall, which is typically insulated.The choice of joint type is partly a visual decision and partly one that ensures Cons: adequate vent ilat ion to the cavity between the stone andthe backing wall, allowing stonesto dry properly.

Heavy; Expensive; Time-consuming; Slow built

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Strong stiffness; Doesn't crack

Heavy; Expensive; Cons: Time-consuming; Slow built

Durable and high load performance; high insulation values even with low thickness; single unit allows quick on-site erection; easy to shape and bend; can be used for various geometry; available in a variety of profiles, textures and colors; removable Pros:panels; easy to refurbish and little maintenance; Durable and friendly high load performance; environmentally high insulation values even with low thickness; single unit allows quick on-site erection; easy to shape and bend; can be used for various geometry; in a variety of profiles, textures and colors; Pros: available removable panels; easy to refurbish and little maintenance; environmentally Long span, as long asfriendly 30’;

lighter than wood, concrete and brick; stiff, strong and ductile; can’t warp, Pros: expand, contract, absorb water, feed termites, rust, or catch fire; span, as long as 30’; densityLong of 490 psf lighter than wood, concrete and brick; stiff, strong and ductile; can’t warp, expand, contract, absorb water, feed termites, rust, or catch fire; density of 490 psf

Heavy; Expensive; Time-consuming; Slow built

Cons: Heavy; Expensive; Time-consuming; Slow built

Cons: High construction costs compared to wood; susceptible to corrosion; possibility of floor depth ranging from 24’ to 30’ Cons: High construction costs compared to wood; susceptible to corrosion; possibility of floor depth ranging from 24’ to 30’

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NaturalPros: material; environmentally friendly; material; cheaperNatural than steel and concrete; environmentally friendly; low construction cheaper than cost; steel and concrete; smallerlow floor to floor cost; depth construction

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Provides more options for color; reduces direct sunlight to the building; Provides more the options forenergy color; improves building efficiency system

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Lower visibility from inside and outside of the building; highly reduced natural light during overcast days

Lower visibility from inside and outside of the building; highly reduced natural light during overcast days

reduces direct sunlight to the building; improves the building energy efficiency system

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Shorter span; not for use with high rise buildings;

Shorter span; heavier than steel structure; not for use with high rise buildings; easier catch on fire; heavier than steeltostructure; a breeding ground for fungus; easier to becomes catch on fire; becomeslow a breeding ground for fungus; density low density

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Lightweight when compared to natural stone or precast More expensive than concrete concrete products; can be moulded easily to form a wide range of forms and Pros: sizes; Cons: high tensile strength; flexural strength can be as high as 4000 psi; Lightweight when compared More expensive than concrete does not corrode or rust; to natural stone or precast concrete products; better shrinkage properties than plain concrete; can be moulded easily to form a wide range of forms and resistant; sizes; fire environmentally friendly

high tensile strength; flexuralPros: strength can be as high as 4000 psi; does not corrode or rust; Cost Effective better shrinkage properties than Easy For Maintenance plain concrete; Durability Water Resistance fire resistant; High Design Versatility environmentally friendly

Cons: Difficult To Repair Or Re-surface Can Look A Bit Plastic Chips And Scratches Remove The Colored Glaze

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Easy Installation

Pros: Cost Effective Easy For Maintenance Pros: Durability Water Resistance Classically attractive with vibrant colors; High Design Versatility easy to work with; Easy Installation resistant to cracks, scratches, breaks, and chips

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Difficult To Repair Or Re-surface Can Look A Bit Plastic Chips And Scratches Remove The Colored Glaze

Susceptible to moisture damage; cold to the touch

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Classically attractive with vibrant colors; easy to work with; resistant to cracks, scratches, breaks, and chips

Susceptible to moisture damage; cold to the touch

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BENT METAL PERF. PANEL

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BENT METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN

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STEEL C 2X35 FRAMING

BENT METAL RAIN SCREEN PANEL

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GYPSUM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL

SKYLIGHT GLASS

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CONCRETE ROOF DECK

ALUMINUM SKYLIGHT FRAME WITH INTEGRATED FLASHING

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CONCRETE PARAPET

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GYPSUM BOARD ON STEEL HAT CHANNEL STRUCTURE FRAMING

ALUMINUM DRIP EDGE

GYPSUM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL

CORRUGATED METAL DECKING WITH CAST CONC. ROOF SLAB

STRUCTURAL STEEL GYPSUM BOARD ON C CHANNEL HAT CHANNEL

GYPSYM BOARD ON HAT CHANNEL

ALUMINUM WINDOW RIDIG INSULATION MULLION IN STEEL C IN STEEL STUD CHANNEL CATCH FRAMING CONSTRUCTION

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LUMINUM WINDOW MULLION

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STEEL 7X7 L STEEL HSS 9X9

STEEL WAFFLE STRUCTURE W/ WEB

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BENT PERF. METAL RAINSCREEN

GREEN BOARD SHEATHING

METAL CLIP CHANNEL

RIGID INSULATION

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STEEL WAFFLE STRUCTURE W/ WEB

RIGID INSULATION

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RIGID INSULATION

STEEL STUD FRAMING

GREENBOARD SHEATHING

HSS 1/4” 9X9

EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS BENT METAL PANEL SYSTEM

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BENT METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN

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EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS

METAL CLIP CHANNEL

METAL CLIP CHANNEL

BENT PERF METAL RAINSCREEN

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EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS GREEN BOARD SHEATHING RIGID INSULATION

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METAL CLIP CHANNEL

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BENT METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN

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STEEL HSS 6X6

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EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS GREEN BOARD SHEATHING

BENT METAL RAINSCREEN

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STEEL STUD FRAMING

METAL CLIP CHANNEL

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WINDOW GLASS ALUMINUM WINDOW MULLION

EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS RIGID INSULATION

BENT METAL DRIP EDGE

CONCRETE ROOF DECK

RIGID INSULATION

CONC. DECK FLOOR IN METAL PAN

BENT METAL SILL WITH DRIP EDGE

STEEL STUD FRAMING

1/4” STEEL L 7X7 CORRUGATED METAL PAN BENT METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN

1/4” STEEL L 7X7 METAL CLIP CHANNEL

HSS 1/4” 9X9

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EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS

GREEN BOARD SHEATHING RIGID INSULATION ALUMINUM DRIP EDGE

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STEEL C 2X35 FRAMING

EPDM MEMBRANE CONTINUOUS

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CONTINUOUS EPDM MEMBRANE UNDER SILL

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SKYLIGHT GLASS

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GREENBOARD SHEETHING RIGID INSULATION

STEEL WAFFLE STRUCTURE WITH 3/4” PLATE

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3D DETAIL

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STAIR 3 NORTH OF EGRESS: 4’-6’’ CAPACITY: 180

LEVEL 1 SF 67785.9 OCC. TYPE:B OCC. LOAD FACTOR: 1/100 OCC. LOAD:100 GROUND LEVER PATH TO PUBLIC WAY

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SLABS

PARKING LEVER STAIRWAY ACCESS FROM PARKING

STAIR 1 SOUTH OF EGRESS: 16’-10’’

PARKING LEVER STAIRWAY ACCESS FROM PARKING

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STRUCTURAL CORES 1 Basement 2 Cores TOTAL

4025.96 CY 993.47 CY

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1 Basement Steel Framed Decking 2 Cast Concrete 3 Finishing TOTAL

1,006,490.00 248,367.50 1,254,857.50

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MAIN LEVER PATH TO PUBLIC WAY

GROUND LEVER PATH TO PUBLIC WAY

PARKING LEVER PATH TO PUBLIC WAY

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A 09 TABLE 140.3-B – PRESCRIPTIVE ENVELOPE CRITERIA FOR NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS (INCLUDING RELOCATABLE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS WHERE MANUFACTURER CERTIFIES USE ONLY IN SPECIFIC CLIMATE ZONE; NOT INCLUDING HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND GUEST ROOMS OF HOTEL/MOTEL BUILDINGS)

S / Infrastructure/ Technology

Climate Zone

1 Metal Building

Roofs/ Ceilings

B / (Business) Offices

Envelope Roofing Products

Low- Floors/ sloped Soffits

S / Infrastructure/ Technology

2

0.041

Wood Framed and Other

SteepSloped

S2 / Structured Parking

3

0.041

0.034

0.034

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

0.041

0.041

0.041

0.041

0.041

0.041

0.041

0.034

0.034

0.034

0.049

0.049

0.049

0.034

0.061

0.061

0.113

0.061

0.113

0.069

0.062

0.082

0.062

0.062

0.062

0.062

Mass Light1

0.196

0.170

0.278

0.227

0.440

0.440

0.440

0.440

0.440

0.170

Mass Heavy1

0.253

0.650

0.650

0.650

0.650

0.690

0.690

0.690

0.690

0.650

0.069

0.061

0.061

0.062

11 0.041

0.034

0.113

Metal-framed

0.069

0.113

0.041

Metal Building Walls

Maximum U-factor

A1 / Theater/Auditorium

0.034

0.061

0.061

0.160 0.059

0.092

0.058

0.071

0.071

0.039

0.039

0.039

0.110

0.102

0.059

0.059

0.269

0.269

0.269

0.269

0.269

Other

0.048

0.039

0.071

0.071

0.071

0.071

0.071

0.071

0.071

0.071

0.039

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.63

0.170

0.63

0.062

0.061

0.042

0.092

0.110

0.269

0.170

0.63

0.062 0.170

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

Thermal Emittance

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0. 75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.75

NR

REQ

REQ

REQ

REQ

Air Barrier

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

NR

12PM

0.63

Thermal Emittance Aged Solar Reflectance

Exterior Doors, Maximum U-factor

12AM

16 0.041 0.034

0.184

0.059

0.092

0.102

0.269

0.062

0.057

0.184

0.059

0.092

0.059

0.269 0.63

15 0.041 0.034

0.061

0.211

0.059

0.110

0.092 0.63

14 0.041 0.034

0.062 0.170

0.253

0.045

0.059

0.092 0.63

13 0.041 0.034 0.061

0.062 0.170

0.184

0.095

Raised Mass Aged Solar Reflectance

12 0.041 0.034 0.061

0.062 0.170

0.092

Wood-framed and Other

REQ

REQ

REQ

Non-Swinging

0.50

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

1.45

0.50

Swinging

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

0.70

12AM Spring

Whole Year Temperature Dia

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Vertical

Fenestration

Max U-factor

Area-Weighted Performance Rating

Operable Window

0.36

Max RSHGC

Area-Weighted Performance Rating

FIRE SEPERATION, CONSTRUCTION TYPE

CONSTRUCTION TYPE 1A

- 3” deep steel deck with 2” minimum thickness concrete floor or roof slab above top of the deck - 1 1/8” thick ceiling consists of gypsum board - 1 to 4HR fire resistance rating

- Solid concrete varies from 2” to 7” - 2HR fire resistance rating

Ceiling, Floor : 1HR Structure Frame: 3HR Exterior Glass: 1.5HR Roof Protection: 1.5HR Wall: 2HR

2HR Fire Resistance

1-4HR Fire Resistance

Wall

Ceiling

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0.45

0.26

0.23

0.32

Glass, Deck Mounted

0.46

Plastic, Curb Mounted

0.58

0.46

0.88

0.17

40%

Area-Weighted Performance Rating

Max U-factor Max SHGC

0.25

0.25

Area-Weighted Performance Rating

Min VT

0.49

0.49

NR 0.64 5%

GLAZING DEFAULT DATA TABLE 110.6-A DEFAULT FENESTRATION PRODUCT U-FACTORS

FRAME

SINGLE PANE 3, 4 U-FACTOR

PRODUCT TYPE Operable Fixed

Metal

Greenhouse/garden window Doors Skylight Operable Fixed

Metal, Thermal Break

0.79 0.71

N.A. N.A.

1.30

N.A.

0.66

N.A.

0.55

N.A.

N.A.

1.12

Wind-Rose Diagram

N.A.

0.59

N.A.

1.11

0.99

Greenhouse/garden windows

0.87 0.72

1.40 0.77

1.98

N.A.

Operable Fixed Doors

GLASS BLOCK 2,3 U-FACTOR

2.26 1.25

N.A.

Skylight

1

DOUBLE PANE 1, 3, 4 U-FACTOR

1.28 1.19

N.A. N.A.

Greenhouse/garden window Doors

Nonmetal

Skylight

1.5HR Fire Resistance

Glazed Doors2

0.41

0.22

0.42

Glass, Curb Mounted

Maximum SRR%

S2 / Structured Parking

Curtainwall or Storefront

0.46

0.25

Min VT

Maximum WWR%

Skylights

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Envelope

Fixed Window

A1 / Theater/Auditorium

N.A.

0.58

0.60

1.04

0.55

0.57

0.99

0.53

N.A.

1.94

1.06

N.A.

1.47

0.84

N.A.

For all dual-glazed fenestration products, adjust the listed U-factors as follows: a. Add 0.05 for products with dividers between panes if spacer is less than 7/16 inch wide.

Glass

b. Add 0.05 to any product with true divided lite (dividers through the panes).

2

Translucent or transparent panels shall use glass block values when not rated by NFRC 100.

3

Visible Transmittance (VT) shall be calculated by using Reference Nonresidential Appendix NA6.

4

Windows with window film applied that is not rated by NFRC 100 shall use the default values from this table.

TABLE 110.6-B DEFAULT SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICIENT (SHGC)

FENESTRATION PRODUCT SHGC FRAME TYPE

S

Metal

Metal, Thermal Break

1HR

1HR

1.5 HR

B

1.5 HR

PRODUCT Operable

1HR FIRE SEPARATION

S

1HR FIRE SEPARATION

1.5 HR

1 HR

Tinted

Operable

Clear

Fixed

Clear

Operable

Tinted

Xinyu Cao (Sherry)

Single Pane2,3 SHGC 0.80

Double Pane2,3 SHGC 0.70

0.83

0.73

Tinted

Operable

1 HR

Clear

Fixed

Clear

Operable

Tinted

Fixed

Tinted

Glass Block1,2 SHGC 0.70

0.59

N.A.

0.60

N.A.

0.63

N.A.

N.A.

0.69

N.A.

N.A.

0.53

N.A.

N.A.

0.57

N.A.

0.74

0.65

0.76

0.67

0.67

0.60

0.53

N.A.

0.63

0.55

N.A.

1

Translucent or transparent panels shall use glass block values when not rated by NFRC 200.

2

Visible Transmittance (VT) shall be calculated by using Reference Nonresidential Appendix NA6.

3

Windows with window film applied that is not rated by NFRC 200 shall use the default values from this table

Detai

0.73

0.67 0.68 N.A.

0.70

SHADING ALLOWANCE

S2

Fire Separation Construction Type

1HR FIRE SEPARATION

A.10

FIRE SEPERATION DIAGRAM: SECTION

Figure 3-15: Graph of Overhang Factors

Table 3-18: Overhang Factors H/V

North

South

East/West

0.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.10

0.96

0.88

0.91

0.20

0.93

0.78

0.83

0.30

02

Clear Tinted

Fixed

Fixed

Nonmetal

1 HR

GLAZING Clear

Fixed Operable

0.90

0.69

0.76

0.40

0.87

0.62

0.69

0.50

0.85

0.56

0.63

0.60

0.83

0.70

0.51

0.81

0.80

0.79 0.79

0.57

0.47

0.80

0.90 1.00 or greater

0.53

0.45

0.49

0.44

0.46

0.44

0.43

2016 Nonresidential Compliance Manual and Documents (P. 123)

ADA ACCESS FROM GROUND FLOOR GROUND LEVER PATH FROM PUBLIC WAY

1

4

2

GROUND LEVER PATH FROM PUBLIC WAY

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Natural Daylight

3

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6,173,533.50 8,231,378.00 2,057,844.50 16,462,756.00

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3.78 SFT 3.78 SFT 6.89 SFT

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INTERIOR NOISE

SURROUNDING NOISE

2GB Design Development

DRY WALL

Drawn by

WEATHER NOISE

Jiexun Wu Minxue Qi Sherry Cao

Drawn by

STEEL PLATE

Minxue Qi

UNROLLED FACADE

WATER PROOFMEMBRANE

GLASS SYSTEM

ACOUSTIC INSULATION CORE

$16,462,756.00 $18,462,500.00

3 Structural Steel 4 Facade Systems 5 Mechanical Systems

HVAC

$40.00

14,152.00

$5.00

38,536.00

Envelope Interior Finish

$90.00 33,269.00

False Ceilings and Drywall

$50.00 116,653.00

SFT $15,553,136.88 SFT$1,944,142,11.00 SFT $40,830,480.00 SFT $24,441,421.10

SHELL COST 90,523.00

(@18%)

COST ANALYSIS

Total Square Footage

16,846,2.00

DRAWING Acoustics Analysis

SFT $49,787,650.00 $84,854,654.00

A.12

$134,642,304.00 SFT $799.25

Cost Per Square Foot

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DRAWING

$562,462,692.48 $550.00

Land Costs Soft Costs SHELL COST

TEAM

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$251,043,330.00 Fire Supression

6 Finishes

TEAM

$1,254,857.50

1 Truss and Structural Cores 2 Slabs

M4

F 104.00 97.70

VERTICAL AIR DUCT

91.40 85.10 78.80

VERTICAL AIR DUCT

72.50 66.20 59.90 53.60

AHU

47.30

Summer

agram

Fall

Winter

Through the Hourly temperature diagrams we can see that the sun radiates from January to December.

June to September is the hottest monthes in the whole year. It’s up to 40 Celsius.

VERTICAL AIR DUCT

.

AHU

Panel connector R-7

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Radiation Analysis diagram

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HVAC DIAGRAM

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Glass R-0.14

Plywood R-0.8

Psychrometric Chart

The Sun Path demonstrates the azimuth and the altitude of the sun throughout the year.

We can see that, the summer sun has a high altitude, hence large azimuth, whereas the winter sun has low altitude. The South and West Façade receive large amount of harsh sunlight especially during the summer months. Having large blank insulated facades on this side is advisable.

The wind speed in Los Angeles (downtown) usually lie within a range of 10- 15MPH. This could be conducive to natural ventilation.

HVAC PLAN

6'

Jiexun Wu

18'

MECHANICAL SYSTEM A.H.U a = 30 X 30 = 900 sq.ftA.H.U c = 30 X 30 = 900 sq.ft A.H.U b = 30 X 30 = 900 sq.ftA.H.U d = 30 X 30 = 900 sq.ft

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(Supply and Return)

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

A

Electrical = 2 per/floor = 160 sq.ft IT Room = 1 per/floor = 80 sq.ft

B

C

9''x9''

MECH RM 13''x13''

D

E

F

G

H 10'

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2 Risers Each = 5 ft X 8 ft = 40 sq.ft

Environmental Analysis

DRAWN BY

IT RM

ELEC RM

8'

For our project, heating and adding humidification are the most important strategy to improve the interior comfort. Considering the natural ventilation cooling just take 10.5%, we suggest to supply artificial ventilation in our project.

According to the Sun Path Diagram, there is barely direct solar radiaton in North while natural light is centered in South. So there will be more exposure in North of building than South to provide indirect natural light and prevent direct solar radiation.

Refer to wind rose, the building doesn’t need wind protection.

01 M. 5

DRAWN BY

30'

The Los Angeles metropolitan area averages year-round moderate-to-warm weather with no humidity. Some areas of the city may also be defined as semi-arid climates due to the low annual rainfall in combination with high mean temperatures.Downtown Los Angeles, a microclimatic pocket, is usually warmer than the coastal or hilly area of Los Angeles.

Summers are warm to hot, and nearly completely dry. Winters are mildly cool to warm, with average high temperatures at the Downtown 68 °F and lows of 48 °F with occasional rain. The average annual rainfall is 14.93’’. Most rain occurs during winter and early spring, typical of a Mediterranean climate.

As shown in the psychrometric chart, the weather of Los Angeles is warm to dry with no humidity. This kind of weather is suitable for natural ventilation especially during winters.

However, it is wise to use natural ventilation only partially, to avoid heating in summer.

10'

iled Wall Assembly

I

10''x10''

13''x13''

J

24''x12''

40''x15''

15''x15''

ACTIVE HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEM 10''x10''

9''x9''

M 05 1

1. Fresh Air Intake 2. Radiant Heating 3. Exhaust Vents 4. Air Supply Diffuser Supply Duct Air Return

2

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Symbols Key

4 LED Lights

Fire Sprinklers

5

Air Return

Air Supply

6

7

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SUNLIGHT PLAN DIAGRAM

8

D.B. W

Xinyu Cao (Sherry)

ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM

05

Annual Sunpath

9

M.02

R RCP 0

10

20

1/16” = 1’ 50

100

M