ASHLEY DUGGAN
GraduateArchitectureStudent
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NOTES GENERAL G1. ALL QUESTIONS REGARDING DOCUMENTS TO BE DIRECTED TO ASHLEY DUGGAN AT 1-800-555-5555. G2. CONTRACTORS ARE TO VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS IN THE FIELD. NOTIFY ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. G3. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO HCMC/BUILDING OWNER. G4. ALL WORK CONFORMS TO STATE & LOCAL CODES. G5. ALL WORK TO BE PREFORMED TO INDUSTRY STANDARDS. G6. NO SUBSTITUTIONS WITHOUT OWNER'S APPROVAL. G7. ALL EXISTING EXPOSED SURFACES TO BE PREPARED TO RECIEVE NEW FINISHES. G8. SUB-CONTRACTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO REVIEW ALL CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS, ELEVATIONS, DETAILS & EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS. G9. ALL TRADES SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN PATCHING OF OPENINGS IN FLOOR, WALLS, AND CEILING AS REQUIRED. PATCH TO MATCH EXISTING FINISHES. G10. PROVIDE AND INSTALL FIRE RETARDANT BLOCKING IN WALLS AS REQUIRED AT ALL AREAS WITH BUILT-IN COUNTERS, SHELVING, CABINETS, ETC. G11. BEFORE STARTING ANY OPERATION, EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE WORK PREFORMED BY OTHERS TO WHICH THEIR WORK ADJOINS OR IS APPLIED AND WILL REPORT TO THE DESIGNER ANY CONDITIONS THAT WILL PREVENT SATISFACTORY ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THEIR CONTRACT. G12. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE THE PROPER AUTHORITIES ALL NOTICES AS REQUIRED BY LAW AND OBTAIN ALL OFFICIAL BUILDING PERMITS. G13. CLEAN-UP UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK, THE BUILDING, THE PREMISES AND THE ADJOINING AREAS SHALL BE MADE NEAT, AND THE SPACE DELIVERED SHALL BE FIT FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. EACH INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE AFTER THEIR WORK IS COMPLETED TO CLEAN- UP AND MAKE AREAS NEAT THAT WERE AFFECTED BY THEIR WORK. G14. PROVIDE SAMPLES, MANUFACTURER'S DATA AND/OR CUT SHEETS FOR ALL FINISHES AND ITEMS SPECIFIED FOR FINAL REVIEW BY OWNER. IF CUT SHEET IS NOT SATISFACTORY, A SAMPLE MAY BE REQUIRED. A.D.A. (AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT) A1. A2. A3.
THE MAXIMUM HIGH REACH FOR A NEW SWITCH SHALL BE 48". NEW ELECTRICAL AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEM RECEPTACLES ON WALLS SHALL BE MOUNTED NO LESS THAN 15" ABOVE THE FLR. ALL DOORS SHALL HAVE LEVER HANDLES.
MECHANICAL M1. M2.
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION IS TO COORDINATE ALL WORK WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND OWNER. MECHANICAL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES. COORDINATE WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND OWNER.
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ACOUSTIC CEILING TILE ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR APPROVED ALLERGY BLOOD DRAW BUILDING CLEAN UTILITY CARPET CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT CORNER GUARD CEILING CONFERENCE ROOM CONTINUOUS CONCRETE CORRIDOR DIAMETER DOOR ELECTRICAL ELEVATION EQUAL EXAM ROOM EXISTING EXTERIOR FLOOR FLOORING GENERAL CONTRACTOR GLASS GYPSUM HETEROGENEOUS VINYL SHEET HOUR HOUSEKEEPING HEATING, VENTING, AND AIR CONDITIONING INSULATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAMINATE LINEAR FEET LUXURY VINYL TILE LIGHTING MAMMOGRAM MAXIMUM MD;S OFFICE MEDICAL PREP AREA MECHANICAL MINIMUM METAL (STEEL) NOT IN CONTRACT NOT TO SCALE NOMINAL OFFICE OWNER FURNISHED, OWNER INSTALLED OPENING PHARMACY PLASTIC LAMINATE PROCEDURE ROOM PORCELAIN TILE PORCELAIN TILE BULLNOSE PAINT PATIENT TOILET ROOM POWER QUANTITY RADIUS RADIOLOGY LAB REFRIGERATOR REVISION RESILENT FLOORING ROOM SCHEDULE SMOKE DETECTOR SOAP DISPENSER SOILED UTILITY SECTION SHEET SIMILAR SPECIFICATIONS SPECIMEN TOILET ROOM STAFF BREAK ROOM STAFF TOILET ROOM STORAGE SQUARE FEET SOLID SURFACE SOFFIT TOILET ROOM TYPICAL UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ULTRASOUND VERIFY IN FIELD WALL BASE WALLCOVERING WHEELCHAIR WOOD WOOD CEILING WINDOW TREATMENT
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HENNEPIN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER 800 N WASHINGTON AVENUE SUITE 190 TRACTORWORKS BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55401 PARTITION TYPE LEGEND EXISTING WALL
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Blurred Boundaries
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Healing Lotus Center
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAN, SPECIFICATION OR REPORT WAS PREPARED BY ME OR UNDER MY DIRECT SUPERVISION AND THAT I AM A CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.
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HCMC Primary Care Clinic
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Lagkageskolen
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Finding Home
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Larsen Condo
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Free Hand Renderings
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Photography
TYPED OR PRINTED NAME: ___ASHLEY DUGGAN______ DATE: 5/9/2017 CERT. NO.:4608-01
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION IS TO COORDINATE ALL WORK WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND OWNER. ALL WORK SHALL BE PREFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL AND LOCAL CODES. ALL DIRECTIONAL EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE LOCATED BY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IN COORDINATION WITH FIELD INSPECTOR.
ASHLEY DUGGAN INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT IDES 4608 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA SPRING 2017
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Blurred Boundaries Graduate Studio Explorations Using graphite and other mixed media, I was tasked to delineate certain characteristics of a dragon fruit. By boiling the exterior skin emerged a fascination with how the texture of the skin changed in texture. This led to the exploration of blurred boundaries of erasure, smudging, and mix use of media to create arbitrary-driven drawings which convey the subtle differences of how the eye perceives something. Skills/Resources Used: - Hand rendering - Graphite, Rendering Markers, Pencil, and Erasure
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Northeast Eatery Minneapolis, Minnesota
Building upon the blurred boundaries discovered during the beginning of my first graduate architecture studio, this eatery is meant to blur the lines between the site and what an eatery is. Taking inspiration from physical and implied cues of the surrounding buildings, the site is comprised of glass, granite, or water walls in varying scales to provoke a sense of curiosity and encourage users to interact not only with the building but also with the site. Skills/Resources Used: -Varying Lineweights -T-Square -Pens -Adobe Photoshop -Rhino
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Healing Lotus Center
The goal of this Team Project was to come up with new ways of thinking about what a prison could be. Our small women’s prison would be set in a dense, urban setting and would focus on those who have drug addiction + mental health illnesses. Our design was centered around a lotus root because it fit with the three main goals we wished to focus on: 1. Creating Small Communities that could come together as one (much like the small clusters of holes found in the root). 2. Access to Nature. There is a generous amount of nature spaces for residents or inmates to walk among the buildings and reflect on life choices (Lotus Root is a natural, earthy vegetable). 3. Decision to Make Their Own Choices. Residents have the choice to decide if they would like more work time or more time spent in therapy. Choices are lacking in current prisons and this is detrimental to resident’s wellbeing. (A lotus root has many layers and the small holes are arbitrarily placed). Skills/Resources Used: -Laser Cutter -SketchUp -Autodesk Revit -Rip+Tear Models to understand the Layout, Size, Required Furniture, and Human Scale of Different Spaces in Prisons
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HCMC Primary Care Clinic Minneapolis, Minnesota This is my Interior Design Senior Thesis Project. The main driver of this project for Hennepin County Medical Center’s (HCMC) Downtown Minneapolis Primary Care Clinic was a concept based on the changing opacity of the Mississippi River. Rooms where more privacy is needed, such as exam rooms and employee workstations, the materials and building elements used were more opaque and richer in colors and materials. Rooms where privacy isn’t the main focus, lighter and more translucent materials and fixtures. Skills/Resources Used: - IBC 2012 Code Requirements -Autodesk Revit - Adobe Creative Suite: -Photoshop -Illustrator -InDesign -Research Handbook on HCMC and Medical Procedures -Construction Document Examples to Execute an Accurate Full Set of CD’s
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Lagkageskolen Charlotte Amalies Bastion Copenhagen, Denmark Lakageskolen (School of Layered Cakes) is a flexible space that is designed as both a cafe and cooking school located in an old historical arms bastion in the upper east part of Copenhagen, Denmark. Children and adults can enjoy the warm and “Hygge�-like (cozy) feel of the space through the intimate seating and lighting. Skills/Resources Used: -Adobe Creative Suite: Illustrator Photoshop -Scaled Metric Drawings -Autodesk Revit + AutoCAD
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Finding Home National Gallery of Denmark, “Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK)”, Copenhagen, Denmark
Tells the story of of the collaboration effort of the Branching Out Program funded by the National Gallery of Denmark (SMK). Students and Professionals come together under “one roof” to create inspirational furniture pieces that would fit into a variety of homes. Skills/Resources Used: -Hand Sketching -Scaled Model Making
2011 Foldeborde
2012 Rocking Ellipse
2013 Pulk
2014 Aquarium
2015 1. Time
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Larsen Condo
Boston, Massachusetts
Jay and Laurie Larsen are a couple looking for a two bedroom apartment in the South End of Boston. They are both hard-workers who want a space where they can relax in and one that showcases the earnest nature of Boston. This apartment utilizes the materials found in the historical neighborhoods such as reclaimed wooden floors, marble countertops, and exposed brick walls. This project was completed using only drafting pencils and tools during my first Interior Design Studio. Skills/Resources Used: -Hand Drafting -Scaled Drawings Utilizing Poche Techniques -Detailing Materials -Precedent Studies from Historical Boston Row houses and Apartments
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Free Hand Renderings These images are all representation of different hand rendering techniques, for example, two-point perspective and one-point perspective. Materials used include charcoal, alcohol based pen, pencil, and more. Skills/Resources Used: -Graphite Pencils -Rendering Markers -Pens
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