Dunwoody Architecture - Year 2

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DUNWOODY ARCHITECTURE

YEAR 2

The Architecture Programs at Dunwoody College of Technology combine to form a five year professional Bachelor of Architecture degree focused on strengthening the profession’s capacity to realize its potential for positive global change.


DUNWOODY ARCHITECTURE The Architecture Programs at Dunwoody College of Technology combine to form a five year professional Bachelor of Architecture degree focused on strengthening the profession’s capacity to realize its potential for positive global change.


AAS ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE The first two years offer an associate of applied science degree with a focus on employability through the establishment of professionalism and technical competency.

Y1 PROFESSIONALISM The first year focuses on establishing professionalism through an introduction to design + building technologies, practice in critical representation, and achievement in professional behavior.

Y2 TECHNICAL COMPETENCY The second year focuses on technical competency thgouh an introduction to project management, practice in architectural collaboration, and achievement in construction documentation.

BARCH BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE The final three years offer a professional bachelor of architecture degree with a focus on leadership in the art, discipline, and practice of architecture through achievement in design fundamentals, architectural research, and comprehensive design.

Y3 DESIGN Year three provides and introduction to design thinking, architectural design, and practice in varying site and historical contexts, and achievement in architectural design.

Y4 RESEARCH Year four focuses on architectural research through multidisciplinary design processes while working in more comprehensive contexts including global, cultural, theoretical, political and economic.

Y5 COMPREHENSION The final year is intended to synthesize previous knowledge through the development of comprehensive architectural works. Concurrently, legal, ethical, and business aspect of professional practice are introduced.


Y2 APPLE VALLEY FIRE STATION The result of a multi-year collaboration with the Apple Valley Fire Department, students engage in the documentation and design of an expansion to Apple Valley Fire Station #2. The primary use of the existing building, except for the offices, is storage. By adding an additional space made for assembly, the intent is to expand the amount of functions the building can appropriately serve.

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The goal of the addition is to extend the office and storage space currently in the building, while also adding a public space that is appropriately separate from the functional areas of the Fire Station. This requires extensive remodeling to the existing structure which poses multiple design questions with regards to assemblies, building envelope, accessibility, and fire separation.

110' - 3"

Students are charged with solving these issues within a proposed design with an emphasis on rigourous building systems detailing and technical documentation. CLIENT Apple Valley Fire Department STUDENTS Sirena Dubiel Nathan Nelson Erik Hall Kyle Huberty Ben Fjerstad Karla Schmitt Eli Abnet Adam Booth Devyn Smoter Nick Schurhammer Nick Ramsingh Kolang Vang Chris Eklund Robert Liebelt Celina Nelson FACULTY Paul Strother

Slab On Asb Level- 1 100' 4 As-B 1/2" 100' - 0"

T.O. Footing 96' - 8"

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Detail-Exterior Masonry W 3/8" = 1'-0"


Mark

Wall Cap Completely Flashed Parapet 4 A502

Gravel Roof Water Barrier Angled Roof Insulation Steel Sheathing

Water Barrier Membrane Steel Roof Joist

Steel Flour Joists With Spray Foam Insulation

Bond Beam Window Flashing

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nine CNH 2 A502

Detail-Exterior Masonry Wall - Parapet 3/4" = 1'-0"

Maxxon Concrete Floor with In-Floor Radiant Heat Sheathing T.O. Mezzanine CNH 110' - 3"

Wall

Water Drainage membrane

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Curtain Wall Sgl Gl Curtain Wall Sgl Gl Curtain Wall-Store Curtain Wall-Store Curtain Wall Sgl Gl Curtain Wall-Store Double-Glass 1: 72 Single-Flush: 40" x Double-Glass 1: 68 Single-Flush: 34" x Single-Flush: 34" x Single-Flush: 34" x Single-Flush: 30" x Single-Flush: 40" x Single-Flush: 34" x Double-Glass 1: 68 Single-Flush: 34" x Single-Flush: 34" x Single-Flush: 34" x Single-Flush: 40" x Single-Flush: 40" x

2 Layers of Felt Vapor Barrier Insulated CMU Bond Beam Lintel

Steel Flour Joists With Spray Foam Insulation

Drip Edge and Flashing

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Veneer Stone Cladding Mortor Setting Coat and Mesh

C CExt1 CExt2 CExt3 CExt4 CExt5 CInt1 CInt2 CInt3 CInt5 CInt6

3 A502

2

Detail-Exterior Masonry Wall - Floor 3/4" = 1'-0"

Drip Edge and Flashing Veneer Stone Cladding Mortor Setting Coat and Mesh Water Drainage membrane 2 Layers of Felt Vapor Barrier Insulated CMU Drip Edge and Flashing

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12" CMU 2" Rigid Insulaton Drain Tile Footing

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A .040 ALUMINUM FLASHING (N.B.F.S.M.P.)

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ROOF MEMBRANE

4 1/2" R21 INSULATION

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LOFT LEVEL 127' - 0"

RIGID INSULATION

1 1/2" METAL DECKING

WEATHER BARRIER (N.B.F.S.M.P.)

STEEL PANEL CLADDING WEATHER BARRIER (N.B.F.S.M.P.)

WEATHER BARRIER

I-BEAM

CANTILEVERED TOP CHORD

EXPANSION JOINT

JOIST SLOPED ROOF LEVEL 126' - 0"

TAPERED BAR JOISTS

MEMBRANE

FASTENERS (N.B.F.S.M.P.) 2 A8

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1" RIGID INSULATION Sim

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GYPSUM SHEATHING

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SPLINE SPLICE

TYPICAL SLOPED ROOF/WALL CONNECTION 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

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6" CONCRETE FLOOR

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SIDEWALK

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STRUCTURAL ADHESIVE

6" SAND

BACKER ROD & SEALANT (N.B.F.S.M.P.)

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STRUCTURAL ADHESIVE

2" RIGID INSULATION

4 A8

5/8" GYP

LEVEL 2 116' - 0"

Sim

METAL STUD

BATT INSULATION

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1/8" ALUMINUM PLATE

METAL FLASHING

TYP. WALL CORNER DETAIL 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

TYP. WALL INSIDE CORNER DETAIL 5 1/4" = 1'-0"

ROOF OVERHANG SECTION 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Z-CHANNEL

12" CMU

24" X 12" FOOTING

2"

RIGID INSULATION

4" RIGID INSULATION

STRUCTURAL COLUMN METAL TUBE

PANEL SYSTEM

CURTAIN WALL

FLASHING 3

TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL HEAD 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

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3/16" WEEP & FOAM BAFFLE2 - #5 REBAR @ 16" O.C. (FILED INSTALLED)

TYPICAL FLOOR/FOUNDATION CONNECTION 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

UNA-SEAL FOAM CLOSURE (PAT PENDING)

1/2"

CREATED BY: Devyn Smoter Adam Booth STRUCTURAL ADHESIVE

5 A8

1/8" ALUMINUM PLATE

SPANDREL PANEL

2 1/2" RIGID INSULATION

Sim

STEEL BEAM

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T.F.E. 96' - 0" CURTAIN WALL

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CURTAIN WALL SECTION 1/2" = 1'-0"

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3/8 STEEL ANGLE 32" O.C. ANCHOR TO CMU

3" WIDE CLIP

ADDRESS140th Street & Galaxie TYP. WALL PANEL DETAIL 1/4" = 1'-0" CONTACT INFO:

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FASTENERS (N.B.F.S.M.P.) WEATHER BARRIER (N.B.F.S.M.P.)

4" RIGID INSULATION PANEL SYSTEM

2

TYP. BELT SECTION 1/2" = 1'-0"

APPLE VALLEY FIRE HOUSE | WALL SECTION

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FIRE MARSHALBrian Kilmartin

TYPICAL FLOOR/WALL CONNECTION 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

ARCH 2102 | STUDIO 3

12X

GREEN ROOF C 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

SPLINE SPLICE

PROJECT INFO: 5" CONCRETE DECKING

8" H

ISOLATOR SHIM (N.B.F.S.M.P.)

CURTAIN WALL

LEVEL 1 100' - 0"

PR TH

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CEILING 12" CMU 4" RIGID INSULATION METAL PANEL SYSTEM

1/8" ALUMINUM PLATE

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3 A8

A114 ROOF-DECK CO 6 1/2" = 1'-0"

A8

3 A501 2 A501

ROOF 126' - 0" TOWER 135' - 0"

TYPICAL ROOF 1/2" = 1'-0"

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TYPICAL FIRE 1/4" = 1'-0"

ROOF FB 118' - 0"

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LEVEL 2 114' - 0"

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LEVEL 2 114' - 0"

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1 A501

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LEVEL 1 100' - 0"

LEVEL 1 100' - 0" 

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WALL SECTION THROUGH BRICK

LEVEL 1 100' - 0" 

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WALL SECTION THROUGH CLADDING

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WALL SECTION THROUG


COPING COVER

YPICAL EXTERIOR WALL

EEDUM

6" CONCEALED SPLICE PLATE

SHOU SOUGI BAN SIDING MITERED CORNER

ANCHOR PLATE @5'0" O.C.

1X3 BATTEN SPACED 2' O.C. TYVEC WEATHER BARRIER

(4) FASTENERS PER ANCHOR PLATE

ARTH/ GROWING MEDIUM

5/8" OSB EXTERIOR SHEATHING

PT 2X6 TOP PLATE

LTER FABRIC SHEET

GGREATE DRAINAGE LAYER

3/4" CEDAR RAKE BOARD & 3/4" SPACER STRIP

OISTURE RETENTION LAYER

SHOU SOUGI BAN SIDING

ERATION LAYER

1X3 RAIN SCREEN

APERED THERMAL INSULATION

BUILDING WRAP WEATHER BARRIER

TYVEC WEATHER BARRIER LAPPED OVER FLASHING AND TAPED

RAINAGE LAYER

3/4" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

FLASHING

PT 2X6 FRAMING

HSS 6X6 TUBE

5/8" GYP. BOARD VAPOR BARRIER

2" SPLITLESS SIDING NAIL FACE NAILED, COUNTERSUNK, AND PUTTIED WITH ROOFING TAR

CLIPPING

SPRAY FOAM INSULATION

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT

2X6 EXTERIOR C STUD METAL FRAMING SPACED 2' O.C.

X26 W BEAM w/ 2" SPRAY FOAM

PT DOUBLE 2X6 SILL PLATE

WDW EXT. CURTAIN WALL

SPRAY INSULATION

TOP TRACK

TYPICAL ROOF SYSTEM

OOT BARRIER

ROTECTIVE LAYER HERMOPLASTIC WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

HOLLOW CORE CONC. PLANKS

1x4 PAINTED POPLAR BASE BOARD

TYPICAL EXT. WALL

OTTER CREEK RILEY 3/4" FINISH FLOOR

HSS 8X8 COLUMN

1 1/2" MIN. APPROVED MAXXON UNDERLAYMENT ACOUSTI-MAT 3HP 3/4"

DUNWO

METAL DECKING FLOOR TRUSS ALUMINUM COVE 24x48 ECOPHON ACT DROP CEILING

0' - 6"

ARCHITECTURAL: CNH ARCHITECTS 7300 W. 147TH STR APPLE VALLEY, MN 952-431-4433 FA

TYPICAL EXT. WALL

ERPENDICULAR 12X26 W BEAM

CONDITION

2X6 PARAPET WALL CONDITION 2 1/2" = 1'-0"

EXTERIOR-GLAZING WALL CONNECTION 3 1/2" = 1'-0"

EXTERIOR CORNER DETAIL 4 1/2" = 1'-0"

TYPICAL FLOOR CONDITION 5 1/2" = 1'-0"

STRUCTURAL: VAN SICKLE-ALLEN 2955 XENIUM LANE PLYMOUTH, MN 55 763-559-9100 FA

TYPICAL EXT. WALL HSS 8X8 COLUMN FLOATING 5/4" NATURALLY FINISHED CEDAR DECK ATTACHED WITH 1-3/4" DECK SCREWS/ STAGGER SEAMS

TYPICAL EXT. WALL

1X4 PT DECK BATTENS FREE FLOATING

HEADER FRAMING 2X4 TRIM

6" RIGID INSULATION

MARVIN ULTIMATE CSMT WINDOW ALUMINUM CLADDED SILL

12X26 W BEAM

2X4 TRIM

2" SPRAY INSULATION

TYPICAL EXT. WALL

TYPICAL EXT. WALL

HSS 6X6 TUBE

JAMB FRAMING

CLIPPING

2X4 TRIM

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT

EPDM MEMBRANE

5/8" PLYWOOD ROOF DECKING

FLASHING

WDW EXT. CURTAIN WALL

MARVIN ULTIMATE CSMT WINDOW ALUMINUM CLADDED

FLASHING

JAMB FRAMING

RIGID INSULATION

VAPOR BARRIER

2X4 TRIM

GRADE

MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL ERICKSON ELLISO 2635 UNIVERSITY A ST. PAUL, MN 5511 612-866-8424 FA

5/8" GYP. BOARD 2"X2" CEDAR CORNER TRIM SHOU SOUGI BAN SIDING BUTT JOINT INTO 2X2

TYPICAL EXT. WALL

SPRAY FOAM INSULATION 2X6 EXTERIOR C STUD METAL FRAMING SPACED 2' O.C.

TYVEC WEATHER BARRIER 5/8" OSB EXTERIOR SHEATHING

PERPENDICULAR 12X26 W BEAM

1X3 BATTEN SPACED 2' O.C.

3

ONDITION

7

TYPICAL HEAD/SILL DETAIL 1/2" = 1'-0"

8 3.2

CURTAIN WALL @ GRADE DETAIL 1/2" = 1'-0" 3 2.9

3

PLAN VIEW TYP. JAMB 1/2" = 1'-0"

9

10

INTERIOR CORNER DETAIL 1/2" = 1'-0"

CIVIL ENGINEER: BONESTROO ROSE & ASSOCIATES C/O KEITH GORDON METAL SILL COVER 7100 WEST 147TH S Mark APPLE VALLEY, MN WOOD MOLDING 952-953-2590

2 PANE INSULATED GLASS

T.O Parapet 158' - 11"

2 D403

ALUMINUM MULLION 2

2

T.O Parapet 158' - 11"

CAPPING EPDM MEMBRANE

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SHOU SOUGI BAN SIDING

6" TAPERED RIGID INSULATION

1/2" PLYWOOD

Roof Level 154' - 4"

1X3 VERTICAL CEDAR BATTEN

5/8" SHEETROCK BRAND FIRECODE CORE GYPSUM PANEL

3 BUILDING WRAP WEATHER BARRIERD403

3/4" PLYWOOD DECKING

6" 20 GUAGE STEEL STUD 16" OC 5 1/2" MINERAL WOOL BATT

ALUMINUM COVE

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2X6 EXTERIOR C STUD METAL FRAMING SPRAYED INSULATION VAPOR BARRIER

TRUSS

5/8" GYP. BOARD

24x48 ECOPHON ACT DROP CEILING

F CONDITION

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5/8" SHEETROCK BRAND FIRECODE CORE GYPSUM PANEL

1/2" DUROCK BRAND CEMENT BOARD

INSULATION Gravel 10" Roof Water Barrier Angled Roof Insulation ROOF MEMBRANE Steel Sheathing

4 A502

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1-HR RATED 2X6 INT. WALL 1/2" = 1'-0"

4 D403

14 Level 5 143' - 8"

1-HR RATED 2X4 INT. WALL 1/2" = 1'-0"

15

5/8" PLYWOOD

UNRATED 2X4 INT. WALL 1/2" = 1'-0"

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2

T.O. Mezzanine CNH 110' - 3"

DETAIL 1 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

10

Steel Roof Joist

CInt7

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UNRATED 2X6 INT. WALL 1/2" = 1'-0"

10" FIBERGLASS BATT Bond Beam INSULATION

4

2 A502

DETAIL 3 Detail-Exterior Masonry Wall - Parapet 4 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 3/4" = 1'-0"

3

Sheathing

Veneer Stone Cladding Mortor Setting Coat and 2 PANE INSULATEDMesh GLASS Water Drainage membrane

ALUMINUM MULLION

5/8" PLYWOOD Level 3 122' - 4"

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FLOOR ANCHOR ADJLF 163 GA. WELDED ADJUSTABLE A502 FLOOR ANCHOR

DOUBLE EGRESS

2X10 TREATED LUMBER

TYPICAL FIRE LOCKER PLAN VIEW 18 1/4" = 1'-0"

17

2

METAL FRAMING CONNECTIONS

T.O. Footing 96' - 8" Level 2 111' - 8"

2

2

Roof Level 154' - 4"

Steel Flour Joists With Spray Foam Insulation

1/2" GYP BOARD

Slab On Asbuilt SINGLE RABBET Level- 1 100' 4 As-Built 1/2"DOUBLE OR 100' - 0"RABBET

18 A109

DETAI

2 Layers of Felt Vapor Barrier

1/4" CHROME PANEL

5 D403

2X10 TREATED LUMBER

2

2

6

2

6

2

6" FIBERGLASS BATT Drip Edge and Flashing STANDARD INSULATION 10

10

2

10

Checked by

5/8" PLYWOOD

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2

2

10

10

2

10

STEEL RE

A10

Detail-Exterior Masonry Wall - Floor 6" 2 FIBERGLASS BATT 3/4" = 1'-0" INSULATION

6" FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION

10" FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION

Scale 2

"S" CLIP

Drip Edge and Flashing Veneer Stone Cladding Mortor Setting Coat and Mesh

10

1/2" GYP BOARD

2

2

2 PAIN INSULATED GLASS

METAL HEAD COVER

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3 6 D403

DETAIL 2 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Level 1 100' - 0"

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10

2

10

12" CMU 2" Rigid Insulaton Drain Tile Footing

3

Detail-Exterior Masonry Wall - Footing

6

6

W

DETAIL 4 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Section 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

6

2

2HR FIRE RATED GLASS

Lower Level 89' - 4" Footing 88' - 4"

6

10

Drip Edge and Flashing

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2

Water Drainage membrane 1/4" CHROME PANEL 2 Layers of Felt Vapor Barrier

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2

ALUMINUM MULLION Insulated CMU

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Level 3 122' - 4"

Drawn by

DOUBLE RABBET ONE PIECE ANCHOR

2

Detail-Exterior Masonry Wall 3/8" = 1'-0"

3/8" WOO

Project number

16"X24" WOOD TRUSS

ALUMINUM MULLION

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6

10

Insulated CMU Bond Beam Lintel

Date METAL STUD "Z" ANCHOR MSZ1

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1/2" GYP BOARD CInt12 Curtain Wall-S Ext1 Double-Glass 1 Ext2 Single-Flush: 4 ___________________ Int1 Double-Glass 1 Int2 Single-Flush: 3 Int3 Single-Flush: 3 DATE:___________ Int4 Single-Flush: 3 Int5 Single-Flush: 3 Int6 Single-Flush: 4 Int7 Single-Flush: 3 Int8 Double-Glass 1 Int9 Single-Flush: 3 METAL S Int10 Single-Flush: 3 Int11 Single-Flush: 3 Int12 Single-Flush: 4 Int13 Single-Flush: 4 WOO

APPLE VA

Maxxon Concrete Floor with In-Floor Radiant Heat

T.O. Mezzanine CNH 110' - 3" ROOF MEMBRANE 1

Curtain Wall S

I HEREBY CERTIFY CInt8 Curtain WallTH S "S" CLIP CInt9 CurtainOR Wall-S SPECIFICATION R CInt10 Curtain Wall-S PREPARED BY: CInt11 Curtain Wall S CHRIS HERD AND MA

1/4"CHROME PANEL

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GH EFIS

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10

2

Window Flashing

10" FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION

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10

Water Barrier Membrane

Steel Flour Joists With Spray Foam Insulation

Level 4 133' - 0"

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10

2

5/8" SHEETROCK BRAND

3 1/2" 20 GUAGE STEEL STUD 16" OC INSULATION

3" MINERAL WOOL BATT

5/8" DUROCK BRAND CEMENT BOARD

3/8 FLOORING C " CONCERT Curtain Wall S CExt1 Curtain Wall-S CExt2 Level 5Curtain Wall-S 143' - 8" CExt3 Curtain Wall S CExt4 Curtain Wall S 6" FIBERGLASS BATT CExt5 INSULATION Curtain Wall S CInt1 Curtain Wall S CInt2 Curtain Wall S 16"X24" WOOD TRUSS CInt3 Curtain Wall-S CInt5 Curtain Wall S CInt6 Curtain Wall S

10

2

2

6" FIBERGLASS BATT FIRECODE CORE GYPSUM PANEL 6" 20 GUAGE STEEL STUD 16" OC Wall Cap 5/8" SHEETROCK BRAND Completely Flashed Parapet FIRECODE CORE GYPSUM PANEL

3-1/2" 20 GUAGE STEEL STUD 16" OC

1

TYPICAL EXTERIOR WALL 1/2" = 1'-0"

5/8" SHEETROCK BRAND FIRECODE CORE GYPSUM PANEL

10

2

2X10 TREATED LUMBER

2X10 TREATED LUMBER

5/8" SHEETROCK BRAND FIRECODE CORE GYPSUM PANEL

1/4"CHROME PANEL

PLYWOOD SHEATHING

METAL DECK

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: INGRAHAM AND AS 1510 COMO AVE. S MINNEAPOLIS, MN 612-377-2500 FA


2 A501

1 A501


2" Sedum Engineered Soil Moisture Portal Modular Container 40mm EPDM Slip Sheet Waterproofing Membrane Bonding Adhesive Insulation Metal Decking Metal Attachment Sheet

Detail- Curtain Wall at Roof 1" = 1'-0"

2

2 1/2" IGU Panel Protector

T.O. Mezzanine CNH 110' - 3"

Sealant Compression Screw Backer Material Compression Strip

1

Detail- Curtain Wall and Structure 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Level 1 As-Built 100' - 0"

5

Detail- Curtainwall Bottom 1" = 1'-0" T.O. Footing 96' - 8"


Y2 MAKER MODULES Using the ISO shipping container for the module size (8 FT, 9.5 FT, 20 FT) affords the ability to transfer by freight ship worldwide. This cause some concerns. The module proposed has a decking depth of approximately 8 inches due to the structure, as well as ceiling structure made of 3 inch steel square tubing. This reduces clear ceiling height to approximately 8 feet 6 inches. This is not an unreasonable height, but to create a feeling of a larger and grander space it was imperative to how to create more height. To solve this problem, a parametric module is proposed, which expands vertically as well as horizontally to reach a desired clear ceiling height as well as reduce the total number of modules required to complete the building. The next question was “how are they going to expand or open?� Two options were explored. The first was having hydraulic rams on several vertical positional and several in horizontal positions would allow the module to be expanded on job site by simply attaching the hydraulic lines of a piece of heavy equipment (i.e. skid steer, loader, backhoe etc.). A second, more cost effective method considered was the use of a threaded rod to screw the module to the desired expansion. This eliminates the need for a mechanical system to open the module. The use of heavy equipment on the job site may be able to pull the module to the desired expansion height and width. Another noteworthy issue that arises when using modular construction is egress and accessibilitty, particularly in the location and design of stairwells and elevator shafts. When placing a stair it is important to consider where you modular structure is located. Throughout the design there was several instances where stairs neffectievly intersected with the modules. The solution proposed was to make the stairs separate pieces, instead of incorporating them into a module.

STUDENT Eli Abnet FACULTY Stephen Knowles




A

1

B

C

S101

19' - 6"

20' - 0"

D 19' - 6"

1

ENTRY

19' - 6"

0' - 0"

STORE

ELEVATOR LOBBY WAITING AREA

2

20' - 0"

UP

3

19' - 6"

GALLERY

MECH/STORAGE

UP

4

N

LEVEL 1

A

1

B

C

S101

19' - 6"

-

D

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20' - 0"

19' - 6"

19' - 6"

1

READING LOUNGE

2

UP

20' - 0"

DN

WORKSHOP CLASSROOM 3

MENS

WOMENS

19' - 6"

CORRIDOR

DN

UP

4

N

LEVEL 2

A

B

1 S101

C

-

D

--19' - 6"

20' - 0"

19' - 6"

19' - 6"

1

ARTIST’S STUDIO

CORRIDOR

20' - 0"

2

REF.

3

19' - 6"

ARTIST’S RESIDENCE

DN

4

LEVEL 4

N


FOUNDATION

Cast in place concrete foundation and elevator pit 45 foot module place vertically for elvator shaft with cross bracing

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 1

Precast concrete with ste

Minimal bracing in modules Cross Bracing on models which have curtain wall

STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM


eel cross bracing at corners

LEVEL 2

Minimal bracing in modules Cross Bracing on models which have curtain wall

LEVEL 4 Minimal bracing in modules Cross Bracing on models which have curtain wall


Y2 SKYWAY OPEN This structural metaphor claims Hennepin Avenue as the original neighborhood , the Minneapolis section of a Native American known as the Spirit Lake Trail.. Its path follows the Minneapolis section of the Spirit Lake Trail, a Native American path now known as Hennepin Avenue. The top layers represent the least perceivable elements of the city; its topographic and geological diversity. The lower layers represent the more perceivable streets and neighborhood delineations. In structure, it represents Hennepin as the spine of the city, supported by its neighborhoods and supporting a diverse web of transportation, utility and connectivity.

CLIENT The Downtown Improvement District AIA Minnesota STUDENTS Patrick Anderson Nick Conniff John Dwyer Randy Iverson Adam Krause John Nelson John Tilbury Kyle Vogt FACULTY John Dwyer DONORS Tim Flugum Sheehey Construction Minneapolis-St. Paul CSI AIAS - Dunwoody Chapter Industrial Coatings Solutions Curecrete Ashford Formula Advanced Floor Products Empirehouse, Inc.









Y2 HOUSING OUR HEROES

STUDENT Kyle Huberty Aaron McCauley Taylor Parker Green Brenda Pliego Ryan Kelly Marcos Villalobos FACULTY Jon Dwyer Molly Reichert










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