Mixed Use Final Presentation by Devyn Brown

Coldwell Banker Multi-Use Building Kelli White, Devyn Brown, Abbey Brackett, Alexis Horn

Project Introduction Demographics:

Mount Pleasant has a population of 21,688 The population has a mostly white demographic of 85% and the next highest percentage of the population being Hispanic or Latino at 4%. The city is also 47% families with kids under the age of 18.

Homeless community:

500 homeless people in Isabella County

Isabella County Restoration House – Day Shelter

Design Decisions:

Transitional housing includes amenities for children and families Spaces resemble home instead of a shelter Give the community another space to work comfortably and build relationships

Kelli

Concept Transforming Expectations

"Biases can be transformed once we perceive things through a different lens. The frightening becomes engaging, beauty becomes humbled, and opposites become friends as new opportunities are created.“ Native American tribes recognize the caiman as a symbol of adaptability and strength, while the butterfly represents change, balance, and beauty.

Devyn

Motif Ideation (Sketchup)

Parti-Diagram Inspiration

Devyn

WELL Building Standard Snapshot Air:

Low VOC materials, LED light to reduce mercury No smoking on premises Operable windows to increase high-quality outdoor air Removal of airborne contaminants, prevention and purification through HVAC system. Air purifying plants

Water:

Removal of contaminants through filtration and treatment, and strategic placement, opportunities for energy and cost saving Quarterly testing Low flow fixtures Drinking fountains

Mind:

Counseling offices Clinics goal provides health and wellness to community Design elements, relaxation spaces, and state-of-the-art technology

Fitness:

Stairs included on both ends of facility Provide numerous opportunities for activity and exertion, enabling occupants to accommodate fitness regimens within their daily schedule Large balcony space for outdoor activities

Nourishment:

Provide healthier food choices in the café and any vending machines

Provide infographics pertaining to nutrition and diet

Light:

Skylights providing natural daylight Consistently high CRI Light output and lighting controls, and task-appropriate illumination levels are included to improve energy, mood and productivity

Comfort:

Relaxation rooms Sit to stand desks Spaces resemble home instead of a shelter Thermal comfort monitors

Alexis

Design standards and recommendations, thermal and acoustic controllability, and policy implementation covering acoustic and thermal parameters that are known sources of discomfort.

Big Picture Design ●

Basement Healthcare Maximize Privacy ○

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Main Level Coworking Easily Accessible ○

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Accessible by two entrances

Easy transition space

Second Level Transitional Housing C2 Zoning Ordinance Compliance ○

Maximize Daylight

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Not accessible to all

First Floor

Basement

Second Floor

Abbey

Coworking/Cafe Kelli White

Space Planning

Co-working/Cafe Focus Area Chapter Honeysuckle by PPG

Herman Miller Hue Bar Height Seating

Steelcase Flash Table

Engineered Plywood by Shaw

Steelcase Flex Electric Desk

Coffee and food tend to boost one’s energy. I designed a café adjacent to an open office and co-working space to raise motivation and productivity in the workers using the space. This café features booths and table seating. It opens out to the co-working space where desks are divided by panels giving users a little privacy, but still gives opportunity to connect to other workers and build relationships. The Herman Miller bar height seating is added in the collaboration area making it easier to work with others on a project.

Co-working/Café Lighting

The lighting used in the co-working space and behind the café counter has a 3500k color temperature, so occupants are comfortable to read, write, and prepare food. The lighting used in the café seating has a 4000k color temperature to increase productivity and increase alertness within the space. Both light fixtures are dimmable.

Code

Name

Location

Manufacturer

Continua Suspended LED

Café Counter & Co-Working Space

Cooper Lighting

LED High Lumen Surface – Mount

Café Seating

Cooper Lighting

Co-working/Café Lighting Calculations

Co-working/Café Elevations

Co-working/Café Perspectives

Healthcare and Wellness Devyn Brown

Floor Plan – Focus Areas

Not to Scale

Healthcare Focus Area: Reception and Waiting Area The reception desk is located directly in front of the elevator doors, and adjacent to the stairs leading to the lower level. Acting as one central point within the healthcare facility, the reception desk overlooks the waiting area but is tucked into the adjacent walls to maximize walking space. It is important for those going to a healthcare facility to feel welcomed and comfortable, and the best way to accomplish that is to see a smiling, friendly receptionist the moment someone walks in. The materials used are a reflection of the concept image. Natural earth-tones are used for the wall paint, ceiling, and flooring. An overlay with a reeded print is used on the reception desk to replicate the grass and twigs in the concept image. A dark gray trim is used throughout, around the base and doors, to create more contrast in the space. A unique accent lighting fixture adds interest behind the reception desk.

Bio Flooring

Wall Paint

Spinnaker (Haworth)

Overlay – Reception Desk

Veda (Haworth)

Terrazzo – Reception Desk Lighting - Recessed

Lighting - Accent

Healthcare Focus Area: Reception and Waiting Area

Elevation Not to Scale

Reception Desk and Waiting Area

Healthcare Focus Area: Nurse's Station Much like the reception desk, the nurse's station is a central point of the facility. Overlooking the nine exam rooms and minor surgery room, the nurse's station has complete control over the environment. To incorporate the motif, a curved soffit was added to the ceiling. It extends past the counter depth of the nurse's station, reaching almost to the opposite wall. Two columns were placed, one to hide a structural lateral beam. Behind the nurse's station is the staff lounge, which includes ample countertop space for any meal prepping, a refrigerator, a base microwave, and a double-bowl sink. Since this area of the facility is open throughout, it made the most sense to use the same materials as what is in the reception area. Accent lighting provides interest with a unique shape and diffuse light.

Veda (Haworth)

Lighting - Recessed

Lighting - Accent Bio Flooring

Wall Paint

Walnut – Base Overlay – Terrazzo – Nurse's Desk Nurse's Desk Cabinets

Steel – Upper Cabinets

Healthcare Focus Area: Nurse's Station

Elevation Not to Scale

Nurse's Station

Healthcare Focus Area: Exam Rooms The exam rooms are located all around the nurse's station. For the most part, they have the same layout, which includes an exam table, a sink base and upper cabinets for storage, a Spinnaker armchair, a doctor's stool, and a wall-mounted display. This display can be rotated toward or away from the patient, depending on the doctor's preference and the information being shown. The door opens inward, at the center of the room, to minimize any views from the hallways, to maximize patient privacy and comfort. The materials used within this space are light and neutral. In order to prevent a feeling of barrenness but maintain a feeling of cleanliness and sanitization, very minimal colors were used. The same materials for cabinetry are applied, to keep everything cohesive and easily replaceable in the future, if necessary (doors, drawer faces, etc.).

Flooring

Wall Paint & Wallpaper

Exam Table (Haworth)

Spinnaker (Haworth)

Leather Walnut – Base Terrazzo Upholstery Countertops Cabinets

Steel – Upper Cabinets

Lighting - Recessed

Healthcare Focus Area: Exam Rooms

Elevation Not to Scale

Exam Room

Wellness Focus Area: Meeting Room The meeting rooms in the wellness section of the facility are intended for group sessions, whether that's for therapy, counseling, or any other sort of program. The flexible seating arrangements, with stacking chairs, allows for different layouts. Depending on the type of meeting that will be held within the space, chairs may be rearranged to fit. In the adjacent meeting room (see floor plan), there are desks alongside the chairs to accommodate for a teaching-style program. Acoustic panels are installed on the walls to ensure privacy and eliminate echo within the space. The light, warm white wall paint is complimented by the deep orange wall paint, which corresponds to the butterfly in the concept image. Going back to the concept itself, "The butterfly represents change, balance, and beauty." This room holds the power to create new opportunities to people who need them most.

Flooring

Wall Paint

Whiteboard

Wall-Mounted Brochure Displays

Improv (Haworth)

Lighting - Recessed

Meeting Room

Healthcare/Wellness Lighting Plan

Not to Scale

Healthcare/Wellness Lighting Calculations

Note: Ambient lighting in hallways, circulation space, and restrooms will be 3500k in order to simulate natural lighting since there are no accessible windows. Ambient lighting in the counseling offices, meeting rooms, and consultation offices will be 3000k, slightly warmer to invoke a feeling of comfort. Task lighting in exam rooms, minor surgery, and storage rooms will be 3500k for a neutral appearance: neither warm nor cool. Target: 50 FC @ 30" high Areas: Exam rooms, reception desk, nurse's station, offices

Target: 15 FC @ floor Areas: Hallways, stairwells, meeting rooms, restrooms

Transitional Housing Alexis Horn & Abbey Brackett

Transitional Housing Suites

CPT

LVT

Tile Flooring

Backsplash

Wall Paint Solutions from the WELL Building Standards are a corridor leading to an exterior balcony, large operable windows, partitions for privacy, no VOCs, and a high CRI for all fixtures.

The transitional housing suites are designed to be a haven for families and individuals experiencing homelessness. Our concept of transforming expectations fueled our design decisions as we created private comfortable spaces for individuals of all walks of life to live in dignity. The floorplan includes three single suites, one staff suite, a double suite, and three family suites. The apartment style suites include full kitchens, private sleeping areas, and full bathrooms. Inspired by our concept image, the motif from the caiman's scales is seen in the upholstery, backsplash, chairs, lighting, and partition walls. The wall paint and tile flooring was chosen based off the colorful butterflies resting on the caiman's head.

Transitional Housing Lighting Plan R1

Lighting Schedule Code

Name

Location

Manufacturer

LED 6" Recessed Downlight

Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, Corridor

Cooper Lighting

LED 6" Recessed Wall Washer

Corridor

Cooper Lighting

Glassia Pendant

Kitchen Island

Circa Lighting

LED 2x2 Panel

Laundry Room

Cooper Lighting

Tivoli Tape

Under Cabinets

Tivoli Tape

DIMMER

Lutron Dimmer

All

Lutron

DIMMER

Our lighting solution includes LED 6" recessed downlights and wall washers with undercabinet LED tape and dimmers throughout.

Transitional Housing Lighting Calculations

Undercabinet lighting – Tivoli Tape FC = CD/Mh2 100 + FC = 385/3.06 need to spec dimmer Pendant fixture (Galassia) LED equivalent to 550 LM (MH = 3’-0” above island) 42 FC = 385 CD/9 Spacing = SR x MH – 2 x 3 = 6’0” OC

Transitional Housing – Family Suite

Pfister Lounge Chair | Water polo

Pfister Sofa

Bridgeport Coffee Table

Bertoia Side Chair

Family Suite Elevations

Family Suite Kitchen

Family Suite Living Room

Family Suite Bedrooms

Transitional Housing Common Area

Tile Flooring

Buzzi Pouf | Mai - Ora

Bridgeport Coffee Table

Openest Chick Poufs

Maari Stool

Zephyr Wall Covering

Common Area Elevations

Adult Common Area & Computer Lab

Childrens Common Area & Motif Partition

Transitional Housing Double & Single Suite

CPT

LVT

Bathroom Tile Flooring

Bathroom Wall Tile

Backsplash

Wall Paint

Motif Partition

Pfister Sofa Essens Barstool

Double Suite Elevations

Single Suite Elevations

Single Suite Perspectives

P2 P1

P1 P3

Double Suite Perspectives

P2 P1

Double Suite Perspectives

P3 P2 P1

Hallway Perspective & Interior Signage