Emily McGowan
Design Portfolio
“This is a portfolio about process; a journey through my explorations of materials, earth, placemaking and people.“ -Emily McGowan
Emily McGowan Masters of Architecture I - Applicant Objective
Affiliations Phi Mu, Rho Gamma - 2009-2011 Order of Omega, Honors Society
I wish to be further my development and be molded through a Masters of Architecture Program. I have a great interest in pursuing concentrations in Health Care Design, Visual Communication and Sustainability.
Rho Lambda, Honors Society AIAS, member
Education
Experience
AIGA, member
Bachelor of Science, Architecture Ball State University - December, 2011 - 3.46 / 4.0
SmithgroupJJR, Washington, DC Architectural Intern - August 2012 - Present
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Communication Ball State University - December, 2011 - 3.71 / 4.0
MSKTD & Associates, Indianapolis, IN Architectural Intern - January, 2012 - August, 2012
Exploration
Print Resources LLC, Indianapolis, IN Graphic Design Intern - May, 2010 - August, 2010
G. Smith Design Competition - Finalist BSU Presidential Scholar - 2007-2011 Dean’s List - 5 Semesters Departmental - Fine Arts Schoarship SURSA Fine Arts Scholarship Loudenbeck Fine Arts Scholarship Ruth Swane Scholarship Int’l Thespian Society Design Scholarship
World Tour PolyARCH4 - Spring 2010 Twenty-seven country immersive experience with crossdiscipline focus studying design, thoery, history and art
Hamilton County Fine Arts Scholarship
Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, Sart, Turkey Harvard University Art Museums Site Architect - May, 2011 - August, 2011
1101 New Hampshire NW #412 Washington, D.C. 20037 p. 317.697.1361 e. emcgowan89@gmail.com
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Phi Mu - Rho Gamma - Sring 2008 - Fall 2011 Served as Vice President and Panhellenic Liason
Journey of Content
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I. Mythology of Self Abstract Environments
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II. Mythology of Place Discovering Place
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Transit Hub
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Heritage Museum
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III. Mythology of Earth Exploration of Sardis
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T.E.P. Preservation
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Gaia Dialogues
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III. Explorations Interpretations
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Design Studies
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Internships
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Self /’self/ N. A person’s essential being that distinguishes them from others, esp. considered as the object of introspection or reflexive action. The total, particular being of a person; the individual
adj. Of the same material as the article with which it is used.
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Abstract & Strange Environments /introduction The Other Side of Self A Foundation in Art
Journey I: Mythology of Self Jan 10, 2013
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“Blowfish Study” Lithographic Prints
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“Dave & David” 4” x 6” Ink on Paper 48” x 60” Oil on Canvas 2009
“Atlantis” Mixed Media on Paper 18” x 24” ISSUU - Design Portfolio
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“Blowfish Study” Lithography Prints 12”x 9” ISSUU - Design Portfolio
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“Footprint of Places” Lithograph Print, Giclee Interchangable Plates Mapmaking Series 18”x 24”
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“Exploding Cube Study” Blown Glass Sculpture 12”x 15”
“Amgkor Watt Impressions” Casted Glass, Wood 6” x 9” ISSUU - Design Portfolio
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“Labryinth” Ink on Paper 24” x 32” ISSUU - Design Portfolio
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“Lament” Watercolor on Paper 18” x 24” ISSUU - Design Portfolio
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Place /plﾄ《/ N. The portion of space occupied by or allocated to a person or thing. A locality, dwelling or social situation.
V. To put in a specified relation or order. A particular point one has reached
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Discovering Place [DP] /exploration Carmel Transit Piazza [CTP] /charette Transcending Topology [TT] /project
Journey II: Mythology of Place Jan 10, 2013
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DP 01
Discovering Place World Tour PolyARCH4 In the Spring of 2010, I was one of 40 students chosen to participate on one of the College of Architecture and Planning’s premiere quadrennial study abroad experience: The World Tour PolyARCH4. Trekking through a total of 27 countries across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia, students from all of the college’s departments learned together by blending course work into an intense day-by-day itinerary; we visited places, spaces, design professionals, buildings, gardens, and vernacular environments - urban, rural, and natural. Globalization and design, history and theory of architecture, design sketching, and studio design were courses undertaken through the duration of the study abroad.
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With the “world” as the classroom, my curious mind wrestled with sketchbooks, traditional drawing media, and a collective dedication for ‘design’ to actuate more sustainable environments - compiled in a rich learning environment soars ‘on-the-fly’. Daily research, analysis, observing, reacting, recording, reflecting, and design experimentation frame the learning mosaic.
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Professor: Les Smith, Ted Wolner, Rod Underwood ARCH402 - Spring 2010 15-week Immersive Travel Experience
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DP 03
Precedent & Analysis I maintained an en-route record of observations, speculations and interpretations related to what they view as possible principles, standards, and guidelines that have driven or could drive “sustainable� design and planning. My theories were developed by closely observing and analyzing objects, spaces, places, built-environments and behaviors within.
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/exploration Defining a Narrative My experience on World Tour taught me how iconic design, which defining our architectural era, must still integrate this timeless art-form of placemaking in order to be successful. I catalogued all of my reactions and explorations from this backpacking trip into a design library of sketches. The result was a formulation of my own contextual narrative about people and place; a transliteration of a pattern of process and observation into another of circulation and place-making. These are design expirementations, scanned from my en-route sketchbook, that were used to develop the framework for a charette about applying these principles to a design in my hometown.
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TP 01
Transit Piazza Hometown etown Studio Charette This unique ue travel-based design-studio built towards a final studio charette arette project wherein I re-developed a site in my hometown n of Carmel, IN. Utilizing the design principles I discovered d en-route, I demonstrated the development of great public architecture hitecture and public spaces in a transit hub infused with global al sensitivities and precedents from my design library. The scope of the project was to redevelop a 375,000 sq. foot piazza thatt included a station, plaza, parking, pathways and refurbishing ng existing structures on the site. I used precedents from my studies and sketches on World Tour; mainly from studying various public transit centers in Germany and China as well as the Piazzo del Campo in Sienna, Italy.
Professor: Les Smith
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ARCH402 - Spring 2010
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3 Week Post-Travel Charette
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Site Concept A
Site Concept B
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/charette Arts Walk
Transit Entry Station Hub
Mixed Use
2-Level Plaza Site Concept D
Public Park
Site Concept E
Bike Trail
The result was developing the idea of a unique public space for the people of Carmel weaving various programatic elements and creating a memorable destination within it’s identity as an arts-district.
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TT 01
Transcending Topology Heritage Museum Julia Carson was a public figure in the neighborhood of Indianapolis and her life evolved from growing up in this neighborhood to fighting for it as a civil rights activist for all of her life. In the Spring of 2011, her foundation held a competition to look at an urban neighborhood with an existing community center and think of the ways to design an extension of her tribute while giving an identity to the place that is meaningful to its context. This is the idea of a living museum is a tribute to her work and identity; a gesture to her work in the areas of civil rights and activsm that takes a viewer through a physical journey of her upward struggles, highlighting different aspects about her and her path through its beginning, transcending and return to the neighborhood she worked hard to represent.
Site Context
Professor: Andrea Swartz
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ARCH302 - Spring 2011; Partner: Steve Lentz
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Gresham Smith Design Competition Finalist
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Parti Diagrams
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Conceptualizing Place The proposed heritage museum sits on a site with an existing community center. This museum takes a user on a topological journey; bringing someone down and gradually ascending them back up into the neighborhood and community she stood for at the end. The main events seek to evoke emotional responses through taking the viewer on a winding journey exploring the themes of topology and place, massivness and sequence through the process of ascending and decending through the space.
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Journey
Topology
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Materiality
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Massivness
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TT 05
Plateau I: The Advent Moment 1: Process of Approaching
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Moment 2: Decision to Enter
Moment 3: Decision to Descend
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/project Moments of Experience The walk through journey of how a viewerr experiences the spaces as a narrative tld through section and perspective.
Plateau II: The Descent Moment 4: Moment of Nadir
Jan 10, 2013
Moment 5: Ascending begins
Moment 6: Exposure to the Elements
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Plateau III: The Ascending Moment 7: The Advent of Ascending
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Moment 8: Transitioning
Moment 9: The Zenith
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Plateau IV: The Context Moment 7: The Advent of Ascending
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Physical Modeling
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Massing & Context
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Earth /Ó™rTH/ N. The inhabitants of this planet Worldly or temporal matters as opposed to the concerns of the spirit The softer, friable part of land; material, surface of the world.
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Mythology of Sardis [SA] /exploration T.E.P. Preservation StudY [TEP] /charette Gia Dialogues [GD] /project
Journey III. Mythology of Earth Jan 10, 2013
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Mythology of Sardis exploration of precedent & earth Sardis, the capital of the Lydian Empire located in western Turkey, was one of the great ancient cities of Asia Minor and thrived under the rule of King Croesus. The Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, a joint excavation sponsored by the Harvard Art Museums and Cornell University, has been exploring Sardis since 1958; uncovering architectural features and artifacts from Lydian, Persian, Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine alike. One of the most impactful experiences in my life and as a designer was serving as the site Architect during the 2011 season, where I explored the ideas of mythology, earth and place.
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Existing and working within the context of a living museum, precedents of the past and the sequence of the present blended seamlessly. Every day was an unpredictable paradox that brought awareness to the contrasting themes of precedent and place, beginnings and endings, earth and time. My discipline involved surveyance, excavation drawings and eventually analysis of data collected to learn more about the people of this time. This is a journey through the idea of ruin as a transformative process.
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Employer: Harvard At Museums Summer 2011 12-week Excavation
Temple of Artemis, Sardis Turkey Emily McGowan
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Hellenistic
Early Roman
Late Roman
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Lydian
Late Antiquity Burials
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/exploration Trench Drawings
Late Roman
Hellenistic
Early Roman
The majority of my days were spent teetering over ruins and drawing the architectural features of the excavation as they were slowly uncovered. Trench drawings began systematically by locating and collecting points in space using regional surveying methods conducted by a Total Station. The process then involved creating hand-drawn, scaled sketches of the architectural features and then digitizing these drawings, by tracing their sequencing in AutoCAD. This is a journey through the process of sketching the excavation of Field-49. It concludes with an of understanding phase sequence in elevation. layers of earth and the mythologies of precedent and place.
Lydian
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TEP 01
T.E.P. Project Bridging Past and Present I was part of a team that looked at ways to preserve and maintain the mosaic tiles on the exposed floors of the synagogue. This was an ongoing side, “Tourist Enhancement Project� of the excavation that attempted to provide a protective skin and distinctiveness to the act of preservation for visitors.
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We spent weeks surveying the existing conditons of the synagogue for our study and for the eventnual execution by other architects ast Smithgroup + JJR to complete the roof. This is the story of my journey about understanding and preserving the past through the implemetation of survey methods.
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Synagogue & MMS Site Plan
* The drawings and projects were used to refelct collaborative work and my involvement. All drawings generated by this team remain the property of Harvard Art Museums and Smithgroup + JJR.
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TEP 02
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South Wall
Jan 10, 2013
Bath House
Marble Court
Collectingg Points
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Intervention of Language We took the survey of the North and South walls, and explored stepped roof sections in order to minimize the effect on the landscape and keep the shelter closer to the fabric. The patterns of the roof involved a double truss system that eliminated a bottom chord and avoided intermediate components. The Synagogue roof was considered together with the roof of another, closeby site feature, and followed the same pier spacing in order to have maintained the similar identity to this language.
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Synagogue Plan
TEP 04
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Roof Proposal
Jan 10, 2013
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GA 01
Gaia Dailogues A journey through sketching... This project was the ultimate accumulation of my study in how the creating of place is formulated by earth. Wedged in the middle of two distinct neighborhoods, this park eplores the ideas of higher forces and elements resolving their materiality conflicts to create a new mythology of place. This park features many landscape and urbanistic elements using the manipulation of earth as a material to inform and promote mingling and placemaking. The intent was to create a space that transcended time through its ability to promenade users across a sequencing of informal and formal events; ultimately the success of which occurred by connecting people to a sustainable identity through the context of place.
Professor: Andrea Swartz
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ARCH302 - Spring 2011
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5-week Concept Study
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GA 02
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GA 02
Sectional Study
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/project Postulating a Pathway Sketchy translations of these ideas spread to inform and identify the important key places of discovery along this transition. I wanted to guide the users through a sequence of different experiences that resolved themselves through the tensions existing where the earth and structure struggle; to evoke a back and forth banter between the earth and mankind’s timeless attempts for the conquest of it.
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/project Excerpts of a Process This is evidence an explorative process of experimentation and its subsequent translation amongst the evolving language between path and journey to discover three, specific conditions of structure as they relate to the earth.
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Dialogue #1 A place to Gather
A place to Linger
A place to Dwell
A place to Mingle
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Free Condition
GA 08
/project Sequencing of Events Earth is a place for the cultivation of identity through syntesizing the thension between structure and earth.
A study of a free condition and the dynamic tension existing in the public space between a this structure with another structure completely encapsulated by earth.
Approach Jan 10, 2013
Interior Study ISSUU- Design Portfolio
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Sectional Study
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Approach
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GA 10
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Interior I t i Study St d
Integrated Context
Dialogue #2 The study of a structure with a cantilevered condition that is both a part of and distinctive from the earth. sketch is invested with a narrative that links to acts of observation and documentation through engaging afresh with our primary senses.
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Dialogue #3 This is the exploration of the complete encomasment of the earth over a building form with the program carved out from beneath.
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Peo·ple /’pipәl/ N. A body of persons living in the same country under one identity; a nationality. Sharing a common inherited condition of life Humans considered as a group or in indefinite numbers
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Interpretations & Translation [IT] /exploration Nihongo Packaging Study [NP] /charette Internship Work [IW] /project
Journey IV: Explorations Jan 10, 2013
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Interpretations Portraits of Place World Tour was about the art of human observation and of living in the moment. Seeing and understanding our environment reinforces one of the most essential experiences in life; it formulates the sense of space and time that is crucial to an intellectual ordering of life. I spent a large part of my journey sketching in order to understand the people, places and systems that honor sustainable environments. Each sketch is invested with a narrative that links to acts of observation and documentation through engaging afresh with our primary senses.
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This is a sample of different sketches and watercolor sketches I completed en-route my travel experience.
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Professor: Les Smith, Ted Wolner, Rod Underwood ARCH402 - Spring 2010 15-Week Immersive Travel Experience
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IT 02
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NP 01
Nihongo Packaging Study Form, function and space should be challenged at any scale. Nihongo is a brand centered on the acquisition of Japanese language and customs. This system seeks to elevate their ideas of simplistity by using a combination of motifs ascribing to Japanese astheticism in a fresh, clean way. The oragami-inspired packaging is a continuous fold-out that fans out to cradle three CD’s. The fold out condenses down into a simple square package. The crane motif continues through out the cover, as well as on the individual CDs. Red, Green and Blue were all the traditional ink palette used in wood block Japanese relief prints; each color correlates to the level of language CD.
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Professor: Sam Minor
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Fall 2010
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5-Week Packaging Study Microsoft Wi ndows
XP/Vista, Pentium
IV 500 MHz
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512 MB
RAM, 024 x768
color displ ay,
Sound Card , CD-ROM drive, Micropho ne
3 CD-ROM Delux Package
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NP 02
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CD Design & Packaging
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NP 03
Caterpillar Bench Design Build Toddler Spot The hungry caterpillar teaches us about growing up and transformation; it is iconic and a great theme for providing ng a brightly interactive object that parents can sit on, children ren can crawl through and where manipulative play items can n be storedinside. We also designed a moving table with round, d, fitting partitions that enable the space to be manipulated d for flexible use. This project was taken through all levels of design from concept in 2010 to built product in 2011. The caterpillarr remaisn the heart of the toddler play area. In addition I worked with my Visual Communication’s studio to develop lop a branding and marketing campaign as well as design promotional products for the museum’s gift shop.
Professor: Sam Minor, Pam Harwood
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8-week Study
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NP 04
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IW 01
Reid Hospital Concept Site Plan Study Reid Hospital in Greenville, OH was looking at a potential site to develop and expand a specialty hospital and MOB patient fill out. This study looked at various ideas that could incorporate the use of green site concepts and materials while sustaining future grown to maximize on those sustainable values.
O r ga n i c Ve s t i b u l e
I helped develop and layer varous programs, site diagrams and sketches for this proposal.
P ub lic S pa ces
Diverts Main stream Traffic
Supervisor: Bob Harmeyer, Nick
D at u m I nf o rm ing Zo ne s
Spring 2012
C omm un it y & P laz a S pa ce C o m m un i t y Wa W ll
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Internship Project
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* The drawings and projects were used to refelct my drawings and involvement as an intern with the project. All designs and images remain the property of MSKTD & Associates. Emily McGowan
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B rea ks up Pa rki n g B loc ks
IW 02
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Site Plan A
Site Plan B D iv e rtedd R oa d D at u m
Z on e 1 P laza
R un -oof f
B uff er
Z on e 2
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IW 01
Survey 1
Survey 2
Survey 3
Interior Lobby Elevation Study Supervisor: Bob Harmeyer
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Internship Project
* The drawings and projects were used to refelct my drawings and involvement as an intern with the project. All designs and images remain the property of MSKTD & Associates. Emily McGowan
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Patient Room Mock-up
K.C.H Interior Study
First Level OR Option Jan 10, 2013
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IW 03
Inova Louden Hospital Expansion Proposal INOVA hospital system had a vision for expanding their hospital campus based on their three major markets: Community-based coordinated care, destination clinical services and hospital based care. This was a competition project for which Smithgroup identified three major conceptual phases for the hospital’s master planning, all of which encompassed the main ideas of extending circulation, expanding bed towers, creating a new entry system and preparing for future growth. As an intern, the majority of my work consisted of support graphics, renderings, drawings and diagraming these concepts for the final proposal, boards and presentation.
Master Plan
Supervisor: Bill Klien, Michael Kang, Karthik Ramadurai Fall 2012
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* The drawings and projects were used soley to refelct my involvement as an intern with the project. All designs and images remain the property of Smithgroup + JJR. Emily McGowan
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IW 04
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Concept Plan A
Jan 10, 2013
Concept Plan B
Concept Plan C
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IW 03
Kaiser Permanente
CENTRAL REGISTRATION A: 636 SF P: 0 SF
Glenlake Patient MOB Fillout
TOILET, PATIENT TLPAT A 66 SF P 55 SF 0102F101
For the past three months interning at Smithgroup + JJR I have been working on a MOB Patient Fillout for Kasier Permanente in Glenlake, GA. This was my first experience understanding how to take a project from Design Development into the Design Document and Construction Administration phases. Kaiser uses a wide variety of standards and implements evidence based design as part of their “Total Health Environment” brand. My involvement has been to develop plan changes and administer equipment layouts, and the experience has been very valuable towards my understanding of health care design.
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 87 SF P 80 SF 0102E101
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 88 SF P 80 SF 0102D102
P RE-OP/PO T PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 72 SF P 80 SF 0102F202
WORK AREA, Sink WASNK A 42 SF P 20 SF 0102F102
PRE-OP/POST H LD HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 73 SF P 80 SF 0102F201
NURSE STATION RNSTA A 137 SF P 60 SF 0102E205
ALCOVE, Crash Cart ACRCT A 11 SF P 10 SF 0102E204
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHO D-PRS PHOLD-PRS A 71 SF P 80 SF 0102F302
PROCEDURE, GI PRPRN-GAS A 249 SF P 250 SF 0102E404
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 77 SF P 80 SF 0102D305
TOILET, Pat TLPAT A 63 SF P 55 SF 0102D409
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 76 SF P 80 SF 0102D303
NURSE STATION RNSTA A 207 SF P 60 SF 0102D201
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 87 SF P 80 SF 0102C102
PATIENT PREP, CHAIR PTPRP-CHR A 80 SF P 110 SF 0102C203
(E) ELEC EQELC A 54 SF 0102C101 10 C
WAITING WTAGN A 66 SF
EAN UTILITY, C CLEAN UTILC A 100 SF P 33 SF 0102C204
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(E) STAIR #2 (E) STAIR #2 A 209 SF
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ALCOVE, Stretcher ASTRE A 47 SF P 90 SF 0102E403
LOCKERS, Men LKRMN A 56 SF P 80 SF 0102F501
TOILET, Staff TLSTF A 52 SF P 55 SF 0102F502
PROCEDURE, PAIN PRPRS-PMD A 239 SF P 250 SF 0102E401
PATIENT PREP, CHAIR PTPRP-CHR A 81 SF P 110 SF 0102C202
NURSE STATION/WORK AREA
UTILITY, Soil UTILS A 67 SF P 33 SF 0102D408
RNSTA/WACMP A 96 SF P 60 SF 0102D407
DICTATION/CHARTING DICTC A 151 SF P 220 SF 0102D406
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 75 SF P 80 SF 0102D304
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 87 SF P 80 SF 0102C103
AMENITY, STAFF AMENR-STAFF A 135 SF P 145 SF 0102F401
PROCEDURE, GI PRP P N- AS PRPRN-GAS A 252 SF P 250 SF 0102F402
EQUIP, STORAGE SEQMD A 59 SF P 300 SF 0102D302
STORAGE, SUPPLY SSUPP A 60 SF P 100 SF 0102D301
ALCOVE, Equip. Image AEQIM A 24 SF P 40 SF 0102D405
CONSULT CONSR A 106 SF P 100 SF 0102C302
ENVIRON EVSCL A 59 SF
SCRUB AREA SCRUB A 33 SF P 40 SF 0102D403
UTILITY, CLEAN UTILC A 92 SF P 33 SF 0102C402
ra OFFICE, General OGENL A 85 SF P 100 SF 0102F602
NI ES AMENITIES ROOM AMENR A 90 SF P 60 SF 0102E603
EXAM/TREATMENT EXTRT-PMD A 119 SF P 120 SF 0102D503
ALCOVE, Med Prep AMEDP A 100 SF P 40 SF 0102D604
TOILET, PATIENT TLPAT ALCOVE, A 50 SF Printer/Fax/Copier P 55 SF 0102D603 APRFX EXAM/TREATMENT A 6 SF EXTRT-PMD P 15 SF A 117 SF MED ASSIST 0102C601B P 120 SF STATION 0102D502 MASTA A 142 SF P 120 SF 0102C601 OFFICE, Provider Shard OPROV-SHR A 101 SF P 110 SF 0102C501
PROCEDURE, OPHT PRPRS-EYE A 293 SF P 300 SF 0102D402
EXSTG SHAFT
0102C603
NEW SHAFT
MAIN LOBBY LOBBY A 1,651 SF
UTILITY, Soil UTILS UT LS A 59 SF P 50 SF 0102E601
OPTHAMOLOGY A: 5,795 SF P: 6,760 SF
OFFICE, PROVIDER OPROV OPROV A 84 SF P 100 SF 0102F701
OFFICE, PROVIDER OPROV A 84 SF P 100 SF 0102F803
EXAM ROOM EXROM A 110 SF P 100 SF 0102D704
WORKROOM, General WRGEN A 102 SF P 120 SF 0102D601
EXAM, Special Needs EXSNA A 137 SF P 140 SF 0102D703
TOILET, PATIENT TLPAT A 49 SF ALCOVE, Printer P 55 SF APRNT 0102D602 A 6 SF P 10 SF 0102C601A
EXAM/TREATMENT EXTRT-PMD A 121 SF P 120 SF 0102C704
WORK AREA, Nurse WARNS A 39 SF P 30 SF 1 EACH
PROCEDURE, Laser PRLAY-WAV A 121 SF P 130 SF 0102E805
TEST, P/F Angio TRPHT A 122 SF P 130 SF 0102D701
PROCEDURE, Laser PRLAR A 123 SF P 130 SF 0102D702
TEST, COR TRGEN-COR A 121 SF P 130 SF 0102D804
CORRIDOR CORRD A 277 SF 0102D710
TOILET, PATIENT TLPAT A 62 SF P 55 SF 0102C701
EAST 2
0102C702
WORK AREA, General WAGEN A 139 SF P 40 SF 0102B603
WAITING WTAGN A 123 SF
STORAGE, WHL CHR SWHEE A 31 SF 0102A703
TOILET, MEN TLMLS A 155 SF
TOILET, WOMEN TLMLS A 162 SF
0102B703
0102B803
0102B602 DF DF A 23 SF
0102B502
OFFICE, PROVIDER OPROV A 82 SF P 100 SF 0102F801 01 2F 01
CORRIDOR CORRD A 160 SF
OFFICE, Provider Shared OPRVO-SHR A 95 SF P 110 SF 0102F1003
OFFICE, Provider Shared OPROV-SHR A 90 SF P 110 SF 0102F1002
OFFICE, Provider Shared OPROV-SHR A 92 SF P 110 SF 0102F1001
OFFICE, Provider Shared OPROV-SHR A 94 SF P 110 SF 0102F1102
WORK AR EA WORK AREA, SINK WASNK A 6 SF P 15 SF 0102E903A
(E) STAIR #1 (E) STAIR #1 A 213 SF 0102F1101 0 02F1101
MED ASSIST STATION MASTA A 209 SF P 75 SF 0102E903
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 122 SF P 130 SF 0102E905
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 124 SF P 130 SF 0102D801
TEST, RET TRGEN-RET A 105 SF P 100 SF 0102D904
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 123 SF P 130 SF 0102D802 CORRIDOR CORRD A 277 SF
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 125 SF P 130 SF 0102C803
OFFICE, GENERAL OGENL A 84 SF P 100 SF 0102F901
WORK AREA, CLERICAL WACLR A 84 SF P 55 SF 0102F902 10 F9 2
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 125 SF P 130 SF 0102E804
TOILET, Pat TLPAT A 45 SF P 55 SF 0102C802
(E) MECH SHAFT (E) MSHFT A 132 SF
(E) ELEC EQELC A 48 SF
OPTOMETRY A: 2,704 SF P: 3,867 SF
ULTRASOUND ULSND A 120 SF P 130 SF 0102D803
WAITING, SUB WTASB A 44 SF P 75 SF 0102C804
CORRIDOR CORRD A 694 SF ALCOVE, Patient Weigh-In APTWT A 47 SF P 65 SF 0102C703
OFFICE, PROVIDER OPROV A 84 SF P 100 00 SF 0102F802
STORAGE, GENERAL SGENL A 86 SF 100 SF P 10 2 80 0102E806
TEST, GLA TRGEN-GLA A 109 SF P 130 SF 0102E701
UTILITY, Clean UTILC UT LC A 75 SF P 100 SF 0102E703
PROCEDURE ROOM, GENERAL PRGEN A 199 SF P 180 SF 0102E702
OFFICE, General OGENL A 90 SF P 100 SF 0102C602
RECEPTION RECEP A 191 SF P 100 SF 0102B604
WAITING WTAGN A 767 SF
0102B301 0 02
OFFICE, PR V PROVIDER OPROV V A 84 SF P 100 SF 0102F702
OF IC , P OFFICE, Provider S ared Shared OPROV-SHR A 95 SF P 110 SF 0102F601
0102C.2810 TELE TELEC A 114 SF
WAITING WTAGN A 98 SF 0102C301
MULTI DISCIPLINARY CLINIC A: 1,205 SF P: 1,595 SF
CONFERENCE CONFR A 174 SF P 200 SF 0102E602
UTILITY, CLEAN UTILC A 133 SF P 33 SF 0102E502
0102E503
PROCEDURE, OUT PRPRS-OUT A 237 SF P 250 SF 0102D401 PRPRS-OUT 0102D401
UTILITY, SOIL UTILS A 60 SF P 33 SF 0102D404
ALCOVE, Equip. Storage AEQST A 22 SF P 60 SF 0102C401 TOILET, PATIENT TLPAT A 62 SF P 55 SF 0102C303
UTILITY, SOIL UTILS A 77 SF P 33 SF 0102E402
OFFICE, Provider OPROV A 85 SF P 100 SF 0102F603
LOCKERS, Women LKRWN A 130 SF P 80 SF 0102E501
ALCOVE, Food AFOOD A 45 SF P 25 SF 0102E405
Work AREA, Sink WASNK A 5 SF P 20 SF 0102D202
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 87 SF P 80 SF 0102D101
UTILITY, Clean UTILC A 89 S SF F P 33 SF 0102F301
(E) ELEV #4 (E) ELEVA A 78 SF P 0 SF ELEV #4
(E) VESTIBULE VESTI A 91 SF P 0 SF 0102E201
MED PREP, Small MEDPR-SML A 95 SF P 100 SF 0102E202
LOCKERS, Patient LKRPT A 13 SF P 8 SF 0102E203
PAIN MEDICINE A: 1,357 SF P: 1,997 SF
SCREENING, DIA SCREN-DIA A 102 SF P 100 SF 0102D903
0102D810 ALCOVE, FAX APRFX A 6 SF P 15 SF 010RC502
WORK AREA, NURSE WARNS A 84 SF P 30 SF 0102C903
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 125 SF P 130 SF 0102E1002 EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 122 SF P 130 SF 0102E904
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 124 SF P 130 SF 0102E1003
TOILET, PATIENT TLPAT A 65 SF P 55 SF 0102D901
TEST, VISUAL TRVSF A 102 SF P 100 SF 0102D902
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 123 SF P 130 SF 0102D1004
CORRIDOR CORRD A 277 SF
WORK AREA, TECH WATEC A 84 SF P 90 SF 0102C902
0102D910 ALCOVE, PRINTING APRNT A 6 SF P 30 SF 010RC503
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPH A 125 SF P 130 SF 0102D1003
OFFICE, Provider Shared OPROV-SHR A 104 SF P 110 SF 0102E1101
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 126 SF P 130 SF 0102E1001
WORK AREA, TELE W AT WATEL A 90 SF P 90 SF 0102E1102
hor EXAM, S Short EXSLN-OPT A 124 SF P 130 SF 0102D1001
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 118 SF P 130 SF 0102E1103
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 124 SF P 130 SF 0102D1002
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 117 SF P 130 SF 0102D1101
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 125 SF P 130 SF 0102C1001
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 114 SF P 130 SF 0102C1101
TEST, OCT TRGEN-OCT A 131 SF P 100 SF 0102C801
CORRIDOR CPRRD A 52 SF 0102C910
WAITING WTAGN A 79 SF
WAITING, SUB WTASB A 95 SF P 120 SF 0102C901
EXAM, Long EXLLN-OPH A 187 SF P 175 SF 0102B901
0102B802
PRE-TEST TRPRE A 121 SF P 80 SF 0102C1003
PRE-TEST TRPRE A 120 SF P 80 SF 0102B1002
0102B704
MED ASSIST STATION MASTA A 93 SF P 60 SF 0102C1002
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 122 SF P 130 SF 0102B1001
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 117 SF P 130 SF 0102C1102
EXAM, Short EXSLN-OPT A 126 SF P 130 SF 0102B1101
0102B701 WAITING WTAGN A 174 SF
QUEUING QUEUE A 155 SF P 80 SF 0102B605
(E) ENTRY VESTIBULE (E) VESTI A 240 SF
WAITING WTAGN A 244 2 SF
0102A301
0102A501
(E) ELEV #1 (E) ELEVA A 72 SF
(E) ELEV #2 (E) ELEVA A 72 SF
(E) ELEV #3 (E) ELEVA A 79 SF
ELEV #2
ELEV #3
0102B601 ELEV #1
WAITING WTAGN A 166 SF 0102B801
WAITING WTAGN A 83 SF WAITING WTAGN A 839 SF
0102A901
ENTRANCE LOBBY LOBBY A 235 SF
0102A1001
0102A701 VESTIBULE VESTI A 114 SF
(E) PHARMACY, OUTPATIENT, WAITING
00102XX601 ERS LOCKERS LKRST A 25 SF
WTAGN A 907 SF
MAIN ENTRY VESTIBULE VESTI A 225 SF 0102A702
0102A402 (E) PHARMACY, OUTPATIENT PHARM A 1,833 SF 0102EYY401
0102XX602
(E) PHARMACY, CLINICAL PHARM A 146 SF 0102XX603
(E) BULK STORAGE SBULK A 83 SF 0102EYY601
Level 2 - Department Plan DEPARTMENT PLAN - LEVEL 2 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
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ALL LL L SQUARE SQUA FOOTAGE GIVEN E GSF. GS G SF S ABOVE ARE
DEPARTMENT LEGEND Admin
OPHTHALMOLOGY
Plastics
Circulation
CENTRAL REGISTRATION
Pulmonology
Gastroenterology MEP
FACILITY SERVICES
Vascular Medicine
WAITING
Podiatry
Multi Disciplinary Clinic
FUTURE BUILD-OUT
CARDIOLOGY
Staff Amenity
CORRD
Surgery/Plastics/Vascular
CRCTS
Vertical Ve tic l Circulation C
RADIOLOGY/IMAGING
WOMEN'S S IMAGING MAGI
CENTRAL STERILE
Neuro
SCOPE WASH
(E) OFFICE OGENL A 113 SF
Ortho
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT
Urology
LABORATORY LA BO
No Work
PHARMACY MACY
0102EYY602
Imaging
Otorhinolarygology
Procedure
Maternal
Pain
OBSTETRICS
OPTOMETRY
OTORHINOLARYGOLOGY
UP
PRE-OP/POST HOLD PHOLD-PRS A 87 SF P 80 SF 0102E102
ALCOVE, Equip. Storage AEQST-MPL A 38 SF P 25 SF 0102F203
PROCEDURE A: 8,130 SF P: 7,128 SF
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Patient Holding Bays 0102F301
AMENR-STAFF
TLSTF
0102F401
0102F502
LKRMN
OPROV
OGENL
OPROV-SHR
0102F501
0102F603
0102F602
0102F601 A2
UTILC
0102F302
A2
PHOLD-PRS
0102F201
Nurse Station
PRPRN-GAS
AEQST-MPL
0102F402
0102F203
CORRD
WASNK
0102F210
A
A
A2
PHOLD-PRS
0102F202
A1
PHOLD-PRS
A
TLPAT 0102F101
Waiting Area General
CORRD C3
A
0102F510
A2
A2
0102F102 A
A
E
A
C
PRPRS-PMD
0102E403
0102E401
0102E202
E
MEDPR-SML
LKRPT
0102E405
CORRD C ORRD 0102E510
CORRD
PHOLD-PRS 0102D305
A
A WASNK 0102D202
CORRD
PHOLD-PRS
0102D210
0102D101
UTILS 0102D408
UTILS
EVSCL
0102E402
0102E503
CORRD
EXTRT-PMD
0102D407
0102D503
0102D304
SCRUB
0102D404
0102D502 17' - 1 7/8" 17' - 5"
8' - 0"
A TLPAT
TLPAT 0102D602
PRPRS-EYE 0102D402
APRFX
MASTA
0102C601B
0102C601
A4
A1
0102C402
3' - 10"
PROCED DURE - ENLARGED RCP PRPRS--EYE SCALE: 1/4"" = 1'-0"
Enlarged Equipment Plan
A2 OPROV-SHR WARNS 1 EACH A
APTWT
(E) MSHFT
TELEC
WEST 2
0102C603
0102C70 OGENL 0102C602
14' - 3 7/8"
MSHFT WEST NEW 2
UTILC
2R
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
APR
UTILC
CONSR 0102C302
PROCEDURE ED - ENLARGED PLAN PRPRS-EYE
This is an example of one of the second floor developed departmental plans showing the phasing and enlarged equipment locations and elevations.
0102C
K
A
A
A
A
TLPAT 0102C303
2' - 100 3/4" PRPRS-EYE
0102C501 AEQST
0102C203 EQELC 0102C101
2' - 3"
0102D603
0102C401
0102C202
PTPRP-CHR
0102D601
2
EXTRT-PMD
0102D403 7' - 11 1/2"
PTPRP-CHR
A2.08D
0102D604
A B
C
D1
CORRD
COR
C UTILS A
SSUPP 0102D301 A
SEQMD 0102D302 A
PHOLD-PRS 0102C103
0102C.2310
WRGEN
0102D401 AEQIM
0102C102
AMEDP
0102D402
PRPRS-OUT
0102D406 0102D405
PHOLD-PRS
A
0102D
RNSTA/WACMP
DICTC
RNSTA
2' - 6"
1' - 6"
2' - 6"
W3018
W3030
A2
WTAGN
0102B603
0102C301
COSH218 DIGL205
LISU287
0102B602
CAOR209
DIGL205 COSH218
CAOR209
HALI209
DSPC
EM
RECEP
0102B301
WTAGN (E) VESTI
2A
0102B605
Procedure - PRPRS-EYE - NORTH
2' - 0"
4' - 6" ELUN
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
2B
Procedure - PRPRS-EYE - EAST SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
COTE200 EM
EM
LOW RETURN
CALX
EM
B3024 2' - 6"
0102B604
QUEUE
I-1
EM QUAD
LOW RETURN
4' - 10 1/2"
0102B502
MISU400
**UNDER CABINET LIGHT**
EM QUAD
TAIN237
TAUT201
LOBBY
W3030 **LOCKS**
CALN200 O2 V
WTAGN
UP
CAOR209
CAOR209
2C
Procedure - PRPRS-EYE - SOUTH SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
2D
2' - 0"
0102C201 DN(E) STAIR #2 0102B201
A3
WAGEN WTAGN
6"
DRGM
3' - 0"
WTAGN
2' - 6"
0102C204
I-1
A2.10A
A A33
0102D510
+9' - 0"
PHOLD-PRS
0102D303
A2 +7' - 2"
B
0102D201
PHOLD-PRS
A2
0102D410
TLPAT 0102D409
A3 CORRD
2' - 100 3/4"
UTILC
A
A
CORRD 0102D110
0102D102
2' - 3"
0102E602
A
0102E502 502
0102E310 PHOLD-PRS
UTILS 0102E601
CONFR
D1
A3
0102E203
AMENR 0102E603
C3
AFOOD
0102E204
LKRWN 0102E501
A3
0102E101
ASTRE
0102E404
3' - 6"
ACRCT PHOLD-PRS
PRPRN-GAS
ELEV #4
0102E201
3' - 6"
VESTI
0102E205
3' - 10"
(E) ELEVA
RNSTA
0102E102
8' - 0 3/4"
PHOLD-PRS
B1836 1' - 6"
Procedure - PRPRS-EYE - WEST SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
0102A501
0102A301
VESTI
Equipment Elevations
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