DANIELLE GRANGE
DANIELLE GRANGE INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
Valley Ridge Community Arts Center
Le Grange Hotel
Mai Restaurant
INSTITUTIONAL
HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
Interior Design
Interior Design
Interior Design
Interior Design
Interior Design
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Boominรข€™ Audio Shop
RETAIL
Smokey Ridge Extended Care Facility
HEALTH CARE
A A2
REVIT
Jones Residence The Cooper Residence MAIN FLOOR PLAN Churchill Bathroom Branch Energy
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
Other
Architecture
Interior Design
Interior Design Office Tower Commercial Project
ATB Financial Bank
RETAIL
HAND SKETCHES
INTERIOR DESIGN
INSTITUTIONAL
VALLEY RIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER
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Dance Studio
VALLEY RIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE
PROJECT INFO OBJECTIVE: Interpret a given program, and create a design solution that accommodates the needs of users in an institutional facility, following Alberta Building Code requirements. Consider function, aesthetics, and life cycle suitability for typical spaces in an institutional facility. SOLUTION: Through extensive schematic planning, rooms are placed accordingly for better functionality. With pops of color, the Arts Center is minimalistic but bold environment that is welcoming for all ages. The balance of natural and expressive elements is combined to create a relaxing and energetic space for the mind and soul to focus on art, dance and music. Sustainable features include: custom millwork and artwork locally provided, with majority of finishes and materials that are LEED Silver Certified. CONCEPT: Valley Ridge is a place where anyone can expand their learning through the expression of their creations, and come together to support each otherรข€™s goals. The design for the Valley Ridge Community Arts Center is inspired by the idea on what a community is all about; Uniting together. Inspiration of late modernism is the underlying form that is developed into a unique and cheerful design. This is expressed using bright colored art murielรข€™s, and natural materials. Students will be able to thrive in this organic and natural environment and stay to enjoy the atmosphere. SOFTWARE: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Sketchup, and Irender *INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
CONCEPT IMAGES
Bubble Diagrams
VALLEY RIDGE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER
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STORAGE
STORAGE ART STUDIOโS
MEMBERโS STUDIO
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STORAGE STORAGE
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GLAZING ROOM
STAIRS
GLAZING ANTE. ROOM
GALLERY
Entry
2
Reception & Central Gathering Area
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Staff Room
4
Main Admin Area
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Classroom
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Supply Store
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Janitor Closet
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Storage
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Mediation Studio
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CERAMIC STUDIOโS
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Main Floor Plan
11 Dance Studio
ELEV.
12 Mechanical Room
GALLERY STORAGE WASHRM
13 Multi-Function Room 16
Accent Flooring 1
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14 Student Lounge
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16
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Accent Flooring 2
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12 โถยญ Main Flooring
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Accent Millwork
Studioโs Countertop
16 Ceramic Studio
18 Glazing Room 19 Glazing Ante. Room
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Millwork
15 Gallery
17 Gallery Storage
Accent Flooring 3
20 Memberโs Studio 21 Art Studio
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Material Selections
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Second Floor Plan
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Student Lounge
Hallway
FF&E Selections โถยญ
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Reception & Central Gathering Area
Elevator Wall
Typical Classroom
INTERIOR DESIGN
HOSPITALITY
LE GRANGE HOTEL
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Cafรฉ
PROJECT INFO OBJECTIVE: Interpret a given program, develop and express a design solution that accommodates the needs of all users. Refresh and re-brand an existing hotel choosing a theme of your own for the Woodridge Group Developers. SOLUTION: The concept chosen for the design was, รข€œModern Elegance.รข€? The main inspiration came from the intense nature that surrounds the hotel. Existing columns were made appealing by cladding them with a carved wooden tree design. With the challenge of the building shape and large obstructing columns, walls are placed where the columns are to make them less obtrusive on either side of the wall. Every room needed a window which allowed the overall layout of the rooms to stay the same size, however, some became narrower and long, while others had to be shorter and wider. CONCEPT: The Le Grange Hotel is an modern and elegant hotel designed specifically for the business class. The inspiration for the design deprives from the beautiful natural landscape that surrounds it, creating a relaxed and welcoming environment for visitors. The concept flows throughout the space and is seen in each detail, material, and finish. The use of a neutral color palette paired with forest green and deep royal blue add interest and pop of the color into the space. The clean, streamlined manicured surfaces paired with high-end Porcelain tiled flooring promotes a feeling of wealth. The brown and earthy tones warm up the space while glass and crystal elements dress-up the main area, setting a precedence for the desired clientele. SOFTWARE: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Sketchup, and Irender *INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
CONCEPT IMAGES
LE GRANGE HOTEL
Bubble Diagram
NGE HOTEL (FIRST FLOOR) C BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
MAJOR ADJACENCIES
SPECIFIC BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
ASSISTANT MANAGERโS OFFICE
VISIBLE
MINOR ADJACENCIES
ASSISTANT MANAGERโS OFFICE
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SECURITY OFFICE
MANAGERโS OFFICE COFFEE AREA
COFFEE AREA
BUSINESS CENTER
1
Entry
6
Assistant Managerโs Office
12
Barrier-Free Suite
2
Reception
7
Managerโs Office
13
Typical Suite
3
Porter
8
Staff Kitchen
14
Deluxe Suite
4
Luggage Room
9
Cafe
15
King Suite
5
Security Office
10
Servery
16
Work-out Center
17
Vending
18
Laundry
WASHRMS
WASHRMS SECURITY OFFICE
MANAGERโS OFFICE
RECEPTION
RECEPTION WAITING AREA
PORTER
WAITING AREA
PORTER
LUGGAGE ROOM
11 Business Center
CAFร
CAFร
LUGGAGE ROOM
SERVERY
ELEVATOR
SERVERY
ELEVATOR
STAIRS
ENTRY
STAIRS ENTRY
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6
18
13 13
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16
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10 9
5 3
Main Floor Plan
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11
1 Second Floor Plan
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BUSINESS CENTER
VISIBLE
MINOR MAJOR LE GRANGE HOTELADJACENCIES (FIRST FLOOR) ADJACENCIES
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15 13
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Reception
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Material Selections
FF&E Selections
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Typical Suite
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Main Floor Flooring
Second Floor Flooring Main Floor Wall Covering
Hotel Room Wall Covering
Hotel Room Millwork
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MAI RESTAURANT
Storefront
PROJECT INFO Group Logo
OBJECTIVE: Design a Vietnamese restaurant on WEM Bourbon Street based on existing and client supplied criteria. Requirements include a functional furniture layout, choosing appropriate furniture, finishes, upholstery, and a custom bar design. In addition, design an eyecatching storefront design that creates an intriguing and inviting first impression. SOLUTION: Different textures and materials are used to define different dining areas within the space. Guest have the choice upon variety of seating options to provide comfort for any personnel preferences. An open and spacious floor plan is incorporated to provide easy visibility to these areas. All design decisions are steered from the Vietnamese culture, their traditional elements, and customs. CONCEPT: A modern interpretation of traditional Vietnamese design is celebrated by incorporating the elements of a courtyard. This restaurant is distinguished by natural elements that integrate the concept of bringing the outdoors inside. Based around the idea of escaping from a busy atmosphere, MAI restaurant creates a sense of illusion to the outside environment that exists within an indoor space. This restaurant strives upon a courtyard style design which provides a relaxing and intimate oasis for dining and is done by using natural materials such as wood and stone. The most prominent feature in this space is the Buddha statue which is a classical element that shows respect to Vietnamese culture. This statue is the focal point in this restaurant and is the center of attention to which all other traditional components radiate around. These components include featuring structures that tribute to the One Pillar Pagoda, laser cut steel arch, custom lantern light fixtures, and a wooden trellis. All of these components come together to support the idea that when classical architecture is combined with traditional elements, a space can reflect culture in many aspects of its design. SOFTWARE: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Sketchup, and Irender TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES: Floor Plan Layout โข Finishes Selections โข FF & E Selections โข Bar & Washroom Renderings โข Design Report CONCEPT IMAGES
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Photoshop Rendering of Restaurant on Bourbon Street
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Main Floor Plan โถยญ The focus for this design was to create different areas in this restaurant that transition and flow together without making dramatically different atmospheres. Many seating types include banquet seating, raised booth seating, and chair seating.
Both dining rooms have a cove ceiling to provide a more spacious feel to a small space.
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Custom 3โ dia. Wooden lanterns take center providing the main light source to the overall main dining area.
Hostess Station Upon Entry
2
Front Patio
3
Buddha Statue
4
Bar
5
Barrier- Free Restroom
6
Private Dining Room
7
Kitchen
โถยญ In the entrance of the restaurant you are greeted by a hostess and a full height waterfall.
Spotlight for Buddha Focal Point
Reflected Ceiling Plan
1
Hostess Station Upon Entry
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Booth and Banquet Seating
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Main Flooring
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Main Dining Upon Entry
Material Selections
MAI RESTAURANT
Main Wall Covering
Main Dining Area
Armless Chair Upholstery
Arm Chair Upholstery
Banquet and Booth Upholstery
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Bar
Mezzanine Floor Washrooms
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Semi Private Dining Rooms
Furniture Selections
Mezzanine Wall โถยญ The main inspiration for this side of the restaurant was to incorporate the one pillar pagoda; A element of traditional outdoor Vietnamese design. Along this wall, the columns are incorporated into the pagoda design and was intended to decorate the wall for something people can appreciate while dining. Custom wood panels inspired by Vietnamese doors are another architectural element used in the space. These panels divide the bar and the semi-private dining rooms away from the main dining space.
Typical Bathroom Stall
INTERIOR DESIGN
RETAIL
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BOOMINโAUDIO
Speaker Display Area
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PROJECT INFO OBJECTIVE: Using an existing retail space, collaborate with NAITโs business students as clients to design a car audio shop. Ensure all requirements and request are met while also providing them with personal design expertise and knowledge in all aspects of the project. SOLUTION: Information was obtained through rigorous research, individual case studies, and concept was developed through weekly meetings with the client. CONCEPT: Boominโ Audio isnโt only a car audio retailer; it is a brand that delivers an experience. The concept for the space is derived from the smooth lines of a rally car, which rings true through the form and finishes of the store. Shades of black and white are used in the flooring and walls to enhance the product, and candy-apple red is used to evoke a rush of energy and excitement. A variety of curvilinear, high-gloss storage displays and LED lights are used to accurately showcase product. Stained concrete is used in areas such as the speaker/sub-woofer display area, and in the main body of the store to give the space a modern garage feel, while wood plank tile is used as an accent and a mild way-finding technique. Brick, painted matte black, is used as an accent on the most prominent wall one sees upon entry, and on any columns that may be exposed. With inspiration derived from a rally car, Boominโ Audio exudes a cool, stylish, and relevant design. These elements combined are sure to provide a quality customer experience that will leave a lasting impression. SOFTWARE: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Sketchup, and Irender TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES: Co-Designed Floor Plan โข Speaker Display Design โข Speaker Display Area & Sales Floor Rendering โข Cash Desk Design
CONCEPT IMAGES
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10 โถยญ
9
Accent Flooring
1
Entry
2
Interior accessories display
3
Rotating LED and small accessories display
4
Angled shelving and storage
5
Full height product display and storage
6
Lounge
7
Combined cash desk and info desk
8
Speaker and sub-woofer area
9
Staff water closet
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Main Flooring
Refelcted Ceiling Plan
5 2
3 4
10 Staff office
โถยญOpen concept floor plan provides clear circulation and lots of space to move around. A circular designed cash desk enhances flow in the space and provides view of the entire store for better security.
Main Floor Plan
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Material Selections
BOOMINโ AUDIO
Storefront
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Main Sales Floor
Lounge and Full Height Display
Furniture Selection
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Furniture selections are simple to allow textures and materials to become the focal point in this space. Red shelving helps featured products stand out, while floor finishes add an masculine and industrial look.
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Lounge Sofa
Info desk seating
Material Selections
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Speaker and Sub-woofer Display
Cash desk light fixture
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Cash Desk Laminate
Display Laminate
Display Laminate
Feature Wall and Columns
LED Wallpaper
Upholstery
INTERIOR DESIGN
HEALTHCARE
SMOKEY LAKE EXTENDED CARE FACITLY
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Reception and Waiting Area
PROJECT INFO OBJECTIVE: Using an existing facility building, renovate to design an extended care facility that accommodates a standard facility and a dementia ward based on assigned concept. Design a space that will cater a welcome environment to the residents and a comfortable work atmosphere for staff. Space planning must be met including number of resident rooms, public and private spaces, and space to space proximity. SOLUTION: The guiding concept, Serenity, was deprived from the need to create a relaxing and homey environment that was comfortable for both the residents and staff. Collaboratively, designed was a home that created a separation between the residentโs rooms and the living area for privacy but still allowed for ease of access to all areas of the space. In addition to this, the main facility and dementia ward are connected and easily accessible to each other but locked for staff access and resident safety. CONCEPT: Through the use of soft pastel finishes, a serene and relaxing atmosphere is created throughout the Smoky Lake Extended Care Home. From the organic movement of the streams in the public area floor patterns, to the flowing bulkheads in the residentsโ corridors, the space takes its shape by inviting natural elements. The gentle lull of water against the warm sand infuses this interior with a calming presence putting the residentsโ comfort and health before all else. The Smoky Lake Extended Care Unit will not only be a welcoming home for residents, but a desirable place for staff to work and visitors to linger. SOFTWARE: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Sketchup, and Irender TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES: Reflected Ceiling Plan โข Floor Finish Planโข Design Report
CONCEPT IMAGES
Main Flooring
Main Paint
All resident rooms provide windows for natural lighting and help residents stay connected to the outdoors.
Accent Flooring
Accent Paint
Many social areas are incorporated wherever possible for both residents and staff to enjoy. The central atrium acts as the main games area. This area also provides lots of natural light, and connection to the outdoor spaces and natural organic environments
The concept serenity flows continuously throughout the ceiling design in this facility. Cove lighting is designed into the wave bulkheads throughout the hallways that mirror the floor design.
Wave like floor patterns and randomized curve designs are used for another method of way finding. This imitates the look of water and sand coming together to achieve the feeling of serenity. Reception located upon entry provides easy visibility.
Main Upholsteries
Accent Upholstery
Reflected Ceiling Plan
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Material Selections
SMOKEY LAKE EXTENDED CARE FACILITY
Main Floor Plan
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Servery
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Typical Resident Room
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FF & E Selections
Residentโs Corridor
Central Atrium
Living Room
INTERIOR DESIGN
REVIT
OFFICE TOWER The objective of this assignment was to demonstrate the use of Revitโs โMassingโ tools such as extrude, revolve, sweep, blend and sweep blend to create an 18 level office tower with a plaza. The size and shape of the tower was provided. The tower was created by making mass-in-place components and then floors and walls were added. Lastly, finishes and landscape features were added for a finish touch before rendered in Revit.
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Plaza
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Northwest Perspective
COMMERICAL PROJECT- RESTAURANT The objective of this assignment was to develop a package of construction drawings of an existing restaurant space using Revit. The package included furniture plans options, reflected ceiling plans, and elevations with appropriate sections and details.
4
5
25
1724
P1
P6
A4
A4
1159
4825
W1 W1
P7
CUSTOM SERVER STATION
P7
P6
3
P3
P7
P7
P7
P7
P7
26
26
915
EQ
26
P3
2
109
P7
P7
P7 2633
26
1472
1333 1911
RESTURANT
Basic Wall: P3 Basic Wall: P5 Basic Wall: P6 Basic Wall: W1
26 27
Family and Type M_Archtop with Trim: 1830 x 2743 M_Fixed: 915 x 1830mm M_Archtop with Trim: black window
2501
Sill Height
Width
Height
Count
1830
2743
7
305
915
1830
8
1040
1830
2743
1
Type Mark 56 40 30 20 45
Family and Type M_Double-Flush-Dbl Acting: 1830 x 2134mm M_Double-Glass 2: 1830 x 1981mm M_Single-Flush: 0915 x 2032mm M_Single-Flush: 0915 x 2134mm M_Single-Glass 1: 0915 x 2134mm
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
4 250 LINE OF BASE TRIM BEYOND -REFER TO ELEVATION
Count 2-LAYERS OF 19mm GWB W/ 42 mm STUD (TYPICAL)
1
D
4 1 6 1
Date
APRIL 20, 2016
Drawn by
DANIELLE G.
Instructor
P.WILD
A1
Column Callout 1 : 20
INDT 2430
Class Number
W250x 73mm
2
925
PROJECT
3415
Door Schedule
1040
L1
1413
RESTURANT
4500
EQ
250
Window Schedule Type Mark
1850
E
26 915
W1
P6
Wall Schedule
25
580
6180
1853
W1
Count
944
26
W1
8000
1 : 100
P3 4012 3057
6100
3133
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
36 9 36 1 22 29 15
Date
A5
3917
W1
1
Family and Type
859 1400
3450 3450
1000
ENTRANCE W1
3260
D
P7
A4
P3
W1
W1
Type Mark
Description
2560
5900
P6
3920
P7
E
P1 P3 P5 P6 P7 W1
No. 1
1740 TYPICAL
P6
W250x73 TYPICAL
P7
P3
1
4500
L8
Date
3173
26
Description
25
P7 P6
P7 26
1038
No.
5 A5
3173
D
C
P7
FREEZER FRIDGE
PIZZA OVEN FRYER GRILL STOVE GRIDDLE
6100
1000
7
P5 OVEN
3987 6100
1760
6596
104
8
103
1059
3450
P7
1848
9886
KITCHEN
2100
2 A5
3 A5
4600
27
P7
SERVERY W1
750 3450
4
P7
8
5000
856
2
L4
3450
500
5581
940 539
L2
P7
P6
A4
A4
488 2000
P6
L2
L7
1912
7
P3
P1
940
3450
1400
3416
6
3400
P6
725
P3
5000
1875
P6
P1
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
1259
461 940
25
P7
105
3450
P3
P7
MENS
FRIDGE
3450
4711
-
-
2500
675
P3
3450
P7
1
A4
4332
-
P3
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
994
300
11
-
102
C
14
2100
DISHAWASHING
BANQUET CENTERED B/W BOOTHS
P1
10
1038
P7
675
107
6100
2300
3450
25
L8
6234
P1 JANITOR
W1
P7
CUSTOM BUILT MILLWORK FOR BANQUETS
2100
5400
7270
13
12
P1 4010
P3
P7
7196
4500
?
B
P3 P3
L7
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
P7
P7
P3
-
106
9 12000
A4
P3 WOMENS -
1493
1142
P6
7200
5
P3
4500
2000
EQ
P6
4985
P3
?
A
1676
P3
P3
W250x73
101
6
P7
6
STORAGE
5
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
P7
5
108
4
1524
P7
25
5000
EQ 5900
W1
25
P7
3
3
1476
W1 ENTERACE
B
5000
697
5000
25
2
5000
5000
A
1
6
22000 637
1493
6380 1743
1583
3 7800
5000
2 9000
1219
1
Scale
As indicated
2900
2900
925
PROJECT Lighting Fixture Schedule 2
1
RCP 1 : 100
6" POTLIGHT 8" POTLIGHT
DENOTES T-BAR CEILING FROM ARMSTRONG TYPE C/W OPTIMA OPEN CEILING TILE
6" WALL WASHER TROFFER LIGHT
PENDENT LIGHT FEATURE PENDENT LIGHT
DENOTES 16 mm GWB W/ 45 mm METAL STUD FRAMING. REFER TO DETAILS
Cou nt Family and Type 1 Jonathan_Adler_Pendant_Light_Fixture_-_Sp utnik_Chandelier_15369: Jonathan_Adler_Pendant_Light_Fixture_-_Sp utnik_Chandelier_15369 43 M_Downlight - Recessed Can: 152mm Incandescent - 120V 20 M_Downlight - Recessed Can: 152mm Incandescent - 277V 2 M_Downlight - Recessed Can: 203mm Incandescent - 277V 7 M_Downlight - Wall Washer: 152mm Incandescent - 120V 81 M_Troffer Light - Parabolic Rectangular: 0600x1200mm(2 Lamp) - 120V 43 M_Troffer Light - Parabolic Rectangular: 0600x1200mm(4 Lamp) - 277V 14 pendent 1: 40 w Grand total: 211
Lamp
RCP
Type Mark L1
A-21
L2
Class Number
A-19
L3
Date
A-19
L4
A-19
L5
T-12
L7
T-12
L8
T-12
L7
Drawn by
INDT 2430 APRIL 20, 2016 DANIELLE G. P.WILD
Instructor
A2 Scale
As indicated
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2
3
4
5
6
W1
F7
3917
A
Level 2
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
6100
188
200
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
P3
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
1543
EXTERIOR WALL
2806
LINE OF T-BAR CEILING
B
L2 90 mm METAL STUD TRACK BOTTOM TRACK HANGWIRE TO STURE
260
300
L3
P3
LINE OF GWB CEILING
673
SECTION THRU 2 BULKHEAD 1 : 20
1
2560
123 mm METAL STUD TRACK BOTTOM
SECTRION THRU COVE
LINE OF GWB CEILING
1 : 20
LINE OF COVE ABOVE
F4
C 4
L2
A5
Description
Date
P3 MOULDING TRIM
L2
No.
Description
Date
LINE OF CEILING
75
325
No.
F8
S.S EDGE TRIM
3
F2 F1
D
F10
GWB CEILING
HANGWIRE TO STRUCTURE
CLOUD CANOPY SECTION
4
GWB CEILING
1 : 20
Callout of Cloud Canopy 1 : 10
F9
F3 6 A5
E
CABINTRY PROVIDED BY OTHERS
F5
CONCRETE COUNTERTOP
RESTURANT
F6
PROJECT 1
FURNITURE PLAN
Furniture Schedule Type Mark
1 : 100 F3
F6 F4 F5
Family and Type Cake_Display_Unit_2014: Cake_Display_Unit_2014 Chair_-_Dining_8113: Chair_-_Dining_8113 Commercial_Kitchen_Dishwasher_90_degree_89 76: ADS - 3Ds Dish Washer90 degree Commercial_Kitchen_Prep_Table_SS: Commercial_Kitchen_Prep_Table_SS Commercial_Kitchen_Prep_Table_wood top: Commercial_Kitchen_Prep_Table_wood top Commercial_Sink_8980: Commercial Sink Flexible Corner_Booth_w_Pad_4427: Generic_Booth_3742 2 MIR_Design_Dining_Chair_2078: MIR_Design_Dining_Chair_2078 Resturant_Booth_w_Pad_4428: Generic_Booth_3742 2
Model
Manufacturer
Count
Type Mark
1
F2
190 1
F8
4
F9 F7
2 1
F1
5 22 Custom
23
F10
Family and Type
Model
Resturant_Emeco_Counter_Stool_11741: Resturant_Emeco_Counter_Stool_11741 Resturant_Half Round_Seating_Booth_: Resturant_Half Round_Seating_Booth_ Resturant_Square Table: (Square) 31.5 " x 31.5" x Emu - Round 29.5" Resturant_Standard_Restaurant_Booth_Seat_14 757: Resturant_Standard_Restaurant_Booth_Seat_14 757 Resturant_Turner_Modern_Bar_Stool_-_HighTow MT710 er_13342: Resturant_Turner_Modern_Bar_Stool_-_HighTow er_13342 Returant_Bench_Table_Bar: Returant_Bench_Table_Bar Table-Round: 60" Diameter
Manufacturer
Count 48
Custom
16
COALESSE
73 24
HighTower
22
Date
APRIL 20, 2016
CONCRETE WALL FOR SUPPORT
BAR COUNTER EDGE 6 DETAIL 1 : 20
Drawn by
DANIELLE G.
Instructor
P.WILD
5
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PROJECT
CONCRETE COUNTER W/ BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
LINE OF FINISHED FLOOR
INDT 2430
Class Number
SECTIONS AND DETAILS
Scale
INDT 2430
Class Number Date Drawn by
APRIL 20, 2016 DANIELLE G. P.WILD
Instructor
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A3
6 16
PART HEIGHT CONCRETE WALL
FURNITURE PLAN
Furniture Schedule
RESTURANT
WOOD BRACKET FOR SUPPORT
1 : 100
Scale
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INTERIOR DESIGN
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
JONES RESIDENCE The Jones Residence was an introduction into the typical construction of a residential house. With foundation and main floor provided, a building section and exterior elevations were created individually. Each drawing is annotated and dimensioned to industry standards.
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B A3
EAST ELEVATION
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
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WEST ELEVATION
B A3
EAST ELEVATION
B A3
SOUTH ELEVATION
KITCHEN HALLWAY
BEDROOM 2
BASEMENT
A A5
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
THE COOPER RESIDENCE The Cooper Residence renovation project includes a set of working constructions drawings completed in AutoCAD. It consisted of understanding as built plans, demolition plan, and designing a new kitchen layout within a given space. Through evaluation of the working triangle in a kitchen, the plan developed with the range and fridge on the back wall completed by a large central island and two sinks located on each side of the kitchen. The large storage room was removed to enlarge the kitchen and was replace with full height pantry cabinetry along the left side wall. Interior elevations of millwork are included with appropriate sections and details to learn and understand the joinery construction of cabinetry.
BACK ENTRANCE
BACK ENTRANCE
EATING NOOK
EATING NOOK
MAIN ENTRANCE
MAIN ENTRANCE
KITCHEN
EXSITING KITCHEN
STORAGE
DEMO PLAN
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SOUTH ELEVATION
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SOUTH ELEVATION
B
NEW FLOOR PLAN
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2
WEST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
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EAST ISLAND ELEVATION
WEST ISLAND ELEVATION
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SINK SECTION C
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SINK SECTION C
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ISLAND SECTION
ISLAND SECTION
EAST ISLAND ELEVATION
B
TYPICAL CABINET SECTION
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CABINET SECTION BC TYPICAL ISLAND SECTION
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CROWN MOULDING DETAIL
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TOE KICK DETAIL
TOE KICK DETAIL
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CHURCHILL BATHROOM The Churchill bathroom renovation project includes a set of working constructions drawings completed in AutoCAD. This project focuses on re-designing a master bathroom located on the second floor of a home. The surrounding walls to the kitchen and master bedroom were provided, however, the entire space was re-designed. The set of drawings include an existing as-built/demolition plan, and new floor plan. Interior elevations and millwork are included with the appropriate sections and details. Sections of the enclosed shower interior, and a finishes and fixtures schedule were also included in the drawing package for specifications. The new bathroom features a custom glass shower, a standalone soaker tub and a custom built dual vanity with waterfall counter tops.
MASTER BDRM KITCHEN
W.I.C
ENSUITE
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A
SOUTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
AS BUILT/ DEMO FLOOR PLAN
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3
WEST ELEVATION 3
WEST ELEVATION
NORTH EXTERIOR ELEVATION
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KITCHEN
ENSUITE
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NORTH EXTERIOR ELEVATION
NEW FLOOR PLAN
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EAST ELEVATION
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NORTH INTERIOR ELEVATION
NORTH INTERIOR ELEVATION
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TOE KICK DETAIL
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VANITY SECTION
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TOE KICK DETAIL 1
VANITY SECTION
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DRAWER DETAIL 2
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DRAWER DETAIL
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VANITY SECTION
TOE KICK DETAIL
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VANITY SECTION
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DRAWER DETAIL 1
SHOWER SECTION
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BRANCH ENERGY The Branch Energy project includes a set of working drawings completed in AutoCAD. This corporate space is located on the 8th floor of an office tower which includes and entire floor of offices, staff areas, a boardroom, and an internal stair leading up to the next floor. The working drawing set includes a partition plan, reflected ceiling plan, sections and details and a finish floor plan. It also includes door and millwork elevations, sections and details, as well as the internal stair plan, elevation, sections, and details. Shown here are the plans, elevations, sections, and details that showcase a knowledge of detailing customization. The credenza, boardroom table, internal stair, and part height wall were custom designed and constructed. The bistro outline was provided but the look and design was customized to match the concept of the rest of the space. w
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WALL CONNECTION DETAIL
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BRANCH ENERGY 1
RECEPTION AND BOARDROOM PLAN
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CREDENZA ELEVATION
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EDGE DETAIL AT TABLE
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CREDENZA SECTION
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BISTRO KITCHEN ELEVATION
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AIR PLAN
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STAIR TREAD DETAIL
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CROSS SECTION STAIR STAIRWELL A OF
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STAIR TREAD DETAIL
VERTICAL SECTION
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ARCHITECTURE
RETAIL
ATB FINANCIAL BANK
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Tellers Area
PROJECT INFO *Design competition sponsered by ATB Financial and Kasian Architecture - Top 10 Finalist OBJECTIVE: Following strict adjacency requirements and Alberta Building Code standards, design an ATB Bank. Express design graphically using industry standard techniques including a site analysis. SOLUTION: Located in one of Edmontonโs oldest districts, ATB Financial takes a modern design approach as a step forward into Whyte Ave transition into modern design. Extensive schematic planning was done to create a functional space for both the staff and the public. The floor plan was organized into private, semi-private and public areas for proper security and privacy. Sustainable features such as solar panels, living walls, locally supplied materials and many more. CONCEPT: The design concept for ATB was inspired by the word โProgressive.โ A word that strongly describes this growing organization. This concept word was chosen keeping in mind where ATB has been and where they are headed. They are expanding into a new branch design, and banking system to help make banking be more efficient for their everyday customers. A modern design approach was taken to define the โbranch of the future.โ The open and welcoming environment spaces in this building will help to engage and encourage real, meaningful relationships with everyday customers. SOFTWARE: AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Sketchup, and Irender *INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
CONCEPT IMAGES
ATB FINANCIAL BANK ATB BANK (FIRST FLOOR) SPECIFIC BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
ARCHITECHURE OFFICE (SECOND FLOOR) SPECIFIC BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
FILE RM SDB VAULT
ATB DRIVE THRU RM.
Bubble Diagrams
SHARED IS OFFICE/ATB CONNECT
SDB VIEWING RM.
COPY AREA 1
MANAGERS OFFICE
STAFF RM
CLOSING OFFICE
MEETING RM 10 PER.
COPY AREA 2 SECURE RM.
COFFEE AREA
TELLERS
SMALL MEETING RM
WAITING AREA
WASHRM BARRIERFREE
BULL PEN
GREETER/ RECEPTION
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CUSTOMER SERVICE REP (SIT-DOWN)
Purple: Public Orange: Staff Green: Restricted Public Area
ROOF DECK
RELATIVE ADJACENCIES
MAJOR ADJACENCIES
RELATIVE ADJACENCIES
MAJOR ADJACENCIES
SUPPLIES/ PHOTOCOPY AREA
RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA
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SMALL MEETING RM 6 PER
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ATB LOBBY
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Public
Private
Second Floor Plan
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Main Floor Plan
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BICYCLE STAND
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BICYCLE STAND
BICYCLE STAND
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BICYCLE STAND
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Basement Floor Plan
Material Selections
โถยญBasement floor plan contains bathroom with showers, mechanical room, and extra storage, such as bicycle storage requested by staff.
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Main and Office Flooring
Main and Accent Paint
Main and Accent Millwork
Upholstery
ATB FINANCIAL BANK
FF & E Selections
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Atrium
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Southeast Perspective
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Northeast Perspective
Southwest Perspective
Sustainable Features
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Northwest Perspective
Living Wall
Solar Power
Green Roof
LED Lighting
Grey-water Reuse
Low Flow Plumbing Fixtures
OTHER
HAND SKETCHES
HAND SKETCHES Shown here, are various sketches done by a drafting pencil. By using a drafting pencil, I find it easier to fade, shade, and manipulate the drawing for a more realistic touch. Drawings shown are daily weekly practices to consistently grow in my sketching skills.
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Bedroom Sketch A quick concept sketch was drawn for a possible bedroom makeover.
This sketch was drawn to better understand staircase design and foyer layout.
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Staircase Sketch
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Branch with Leafs Sketch This sketch was done to practice shading and drawing the
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structure of a leaf.
Collection of Fruit Sketch This sketch was drawn to better understand light and shadow on an object.
THANK YOU Danielle Grange
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