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“I TRY TO ENHANCE WHAT SEEMS TO BE VALUABLE, TO CORRECT WHAT IS DISTURBING, AND TO CREATE ANEW WHAT WE FEEL IS MISSING” PETER ZUMTHOR
DA house Project: Residential remodel - Under Construction Seattle - WA Role: Lead Designer @ CITYSTRUCTURE Tasks: SD, Permit drawings and submission, CD and CA
RECESSED SHELF
The design of this house was rethought based on the lifestyle of the new Capitol Hill demography. The new house is representative for the current social paradigm shift where a family of same sex couple decides to move into a larger home to start their entrepreneurial adventure. As the designer for the project, I transformed a traditional single-family home in a live-work lifestyle environment. The design challenge was to mitigate the existing layout of the house with the requirements of an office space with the privacy of the residential area. While preserving privacy between programs, I open the house into itself and to the beautiful views to Lake Washington.
NEW HOUSE:
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
LOWER FLOOR
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT 2 AA-3.5 3.9
8' - 0"
DINING
UP
6
8' - 0"
8' - 0"
KITCHEN 5
8' - 0"
4 REF
8' - 5 3/4"
15' - 11"
1001 NOVEMBER 26, 2012
PROJECT
N0.
DESCRIPTION
DA HOUSE
DINING
KITCHEN
DATE
11' - 9 1/4"
8' - 0"
18' - 0"
12' - 2 3/4"
1 AA-3.5 3.9
9 1/2"
CONSTRUCTION SET DATE
LIVING ROOM
2' - 6"
8' - 0"
POWDER ROOM
NEW FURNICE LOCATION TBD
3' - 0"
TERRACE
3
ADAM HERSCHER and DUSTIN BYHRE
2425 E HELEN ST., SEATTLE WA 98112
15' - 11"
7
UP
UP UP
2425 E HELEN ST., SEATTLE WA 98112
10' - 2" 8' - 0"
UP
POWDER ROOM
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
8
REF
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
3' - 6"
RANGE
CONSTRUCTION SET
1001 NOVEMBER 26, 2012
PROJECT DATE N0.
LIVING ROOM
3
DESCRIPTION Revision 3
DATE 10/01/201 2
UP
2
6' - 4"
12/9/2012 2:22:53 AM
5' - 6"
4' - 0"
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PORTION OF THIS DRAWING MAY BE USED, ALTERED OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE OWNER
DN
ENTRY (N) LOWER FLOOR PLAN
(E) BASEMENT AND 1ST FLOOR PLANS
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A 1.2
(E) BASEMENT 1/4" = 1'-0"
2
A - 3.1
NEW MAIN FLOOR 1/4" = 1'-0"
2x4
INSULATION
2x10 2x6
3 1/2"
2x2 BLOCKING
1 1/2" = 1'-0"
INSULATION
7 1/4"
1/2" 1 1/2" 2x8
2
2x4
1/2" EL. GLASS
DA HOUSE
1 1/2"
2x4
2x6
2425 E HELEN ST., SEATTLE WA 98112
LIVINGROOM WALL Detail 1
ADAM HERSCHER and DUSTIN BYHRE
3 3/4"
2"
2x10
1
SHIMMING
LIVINGROOM WALL Detail 2 1 1/2" = 1'-0" PROJECT
GLASS
SHIMMING
1001
DATE
AUGUST 22, 2012
2x6 LUMBER 2x4 LUMBER
PAPER SIZE - 11" X 17"
2x10 LUMBER
3
LIVINGROOM _DETAIL 3
A - 4.1
1 1/2" = 1'-0"
WALL DETAILS
BEFORE
DETAILS
2x4 LUMBER
LIVING ROOM
10/28/2012 5:02:57 PM
1
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PORTION OFUPTHIS DRAWING MAY BE USED, ALTERED OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE OWNER
1 1/2"
1 ENTRY
8' - 2"
NEW
4' - 9"
OLD
DN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
CIRCULATION AND VIEWS DIAGRAM
3' - 6"
RANGE
FLOOR PLANS:
15' - 9 3/4"
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
1 A 1.6
1' - 1"
DN
DW
DN
9
A
ADAM HERSCHER and DUSTIN BYHRE
B
TERRACE
C 6' - 4"
8' - 0"
D 6' - 4"
25' - 9 1/2"
E
DA HOUSE
F
H
The original design of the house was offered a unidirectional experience without connectivity between programs and divorced from the activities happening at the other floors. The new design offers a fluid floor plan and visual connection with the upper floor.
NEW HOUSE:
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
OPEN TO BELOW
DN
1001 NOVEMBER 26, 2012
PROJECT
WC
DATE N0.
DESCRIPTION
DATE
DATE N0.
OPEN TO BELOW
1
DESCRIPTION Revision 1
2
Revision 2
DATE 09/05/201 2 09/17/201 2
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PORTION OF THIS DRAWING MAY BE USED, ALTERED OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE OWNER
(N) UPPER FLOOR 1/4" = 1'-0"
1001 NOVEMBER 26, 2012
PROJECT
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PORTION OF THIS DRAWING MAY BE USED, ALTERED OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE OWNER
1
ADAM HERSCHER and DUSTIN BYHRE
CONSTRUCTION SET
CONSTRUCTION SET
OPEN
OFFICE 1
DN
2425 E HELEN ST., SEATTLE WA 98112
ATTIC
SAUNA
NEW 12/9/2012 2:25:11 AM
DA HOUSE
DA HOUSE BATHROOM
SAUNA
OFFICE 1
OPEN
ADAM HERSCHER and DUSTIN BYHRE
CLOSET
OPEN TO BELOW
2425 E HELEN ST., SEATTLE WA 98112
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
BATHROOM
OLD
FLOOR PLANS:
BEDROOM
OPEN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
BEDROOM
(E) 2ND FLOOR PLAN
2
2
(E) ATTIC
1/4" = 1'-0"
(E) FLOOR PLANS
1/4" = 1'-0"
A 1.3
BEFORE NEW HOUSE:
“ARCHITECTURE’S ARTISTIC TASK IS TO GIVE STILL EXPECTANCY A FORM” PETER ZUMTHOR
(N) UPPER FLOOR PLANS
NEW ATTIC
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
1/4" = 1'-0"
OFFICE 2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
1
OFFICE 2
CLOSET
CIRCULATION AND VIEWS DIAGRAM
UPPER FLOOR
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
A - 3.2
LIVING ROOM - view to KITCHEN
BATHROOM
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
1x4 3 1/2"
2x4
1" 2"
5 3/4"
2 3/4"
2x2
2x6
1
MASTER BATHROOM - DETAIL 3" = 1'-0"
LIGHTING STRIP MIRROR
2425 E HELEN ST., SEATTLE WA 98112
The kitchen openness to the living room and to the second floor office space required a redefinition of what this area represents in the overall experience of the house. In the new design, the kitchen area besides the cooking tasks, it also supports social activities in an environment that resembles more as an extension of the living room area.
NEW KITCHEN: RENDERING PROJECT
ADAM HERSCHER and DUSTIN BYHRE
The bathing experience has been changed to fit a dynamic modern couple. From the traditional bathtub bathing ritual to a 30sf walk-in shower experience. The flat walls have become part of the program offering display, storage and a backdrop for indirect lighting areas.
DA HOUSE
NEW HOUSE:
1001
DATE
AUGUST 22, 2012
BEFORE
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COULD THE PASSIVE HOUSE BE AN ACTIVE STATEMENT IN ARCHITECTURE?
EMPOWERHOUSE Project: Design-built Residential New York/Solar Decathlon 2011 Role: Designer, PARSONS THE NEW SCHOOL Award: Winning Project - Solar Decathlon 2011 Tasks: Designer and Student Project Manager
Despite the general belief that a sustainable project is also expensive to build, my multi-disciplinary studio team put together an affordable passive house for low income people. In collaboration with Habitat for Humanity and DC local government we were able to design and build two houses that will be offered to low income families in Deanwood, Washington DC. The goal for this project was to create an energy efficient design that meets financial and conductibility constrains of Habitat for Humanity.
7
8
9
North
East R-Value Safety Glass Window Low -E U-Value West 5 6 3 3 4 5 6 3 3 4 1 .22 8.0 2 .22 8.0 3 .22 8.0 4 .22 8.0 5 .22 North 8.0 South 10 9 7 North 8 10 11 12 13 6 8.0 .22 7 .22 8.0 8 .22 8.0 9 R-Value Safety .22 Glass 8.0Low - E Window U-ValueLow SHGC E Splay Type SHGC R-Value Safety Glass VT 10 .20 1 9.0 .22 .50 8.0 .50 .65 8.0 B. 11 .20 2 9.0 .22 .50 8.0 .50 .65 8.0 C. 12 .20 3 9.0 .65 .22 8.0 .50 C. .50 8.0 13 .20 East
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Ext.
West
10
2
11
VT .65 .65 .65
West SHGC .50 .50 .50 .50 .43South 12 13 .43 .43 .43 .43 Splay Type .50 B. .50 C. .50 C.
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VT .65 .65 .65 .65 .56 .56 .56 .56 .56 .65 .65 .65 .65
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A.
EAST FACADE SPLAY
DW
DW
DN
WEST FACADE SPLAY
REF.
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DN
Wi nte r
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D
2nd Floor
Summ
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OUT
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UP
C.
Types
NORTH FACADE SPLAY
DW
VTTypesSplay Type .65 B. .65 C. .65 C. B. .65 .56 Wint D. er D. .56 A. .56 .56 Ext. A. A. .56 .65 A. .65 A. .65 A. 5 6 .65 2nd FloorA. Summ
Window U-Value R-Value Safety Glass Low - E SHGC 1 .22 .50 8.0 SHADING STRATEGY 2 GLARE AND.22 .50 8.0 3 .50 .22 8.0 4 Glare and Shading 1st Floor .50 .22Strategy The 8.0energy performance lighting comfort in the house 5 seconds the natural .43 .22the glare through reducing or8.0 shade. 6 .43 8.0 .22 7 .43 .22 8.0 8 .22 .43 8.0 9 .22 .43 8.0 10 .20 .50 9.0 11 .20 .50 9.0 12 .20 East.50 9.0 3 2 3 4 1 13 .20 9.0 .50 2nd Floor 1st Floor 1st Floor
D.
A
South
Splay Type B. C. C. B. D. D. A. A. A. A. A. A.
B.
C.
B
7 11 10
5 8 6
9
4
1
3
FREE OF THERMAL BRIDGE SUPER-INSULATED ENVELOPE
Our design strategy was to control heat gain and losses though the superinsulated skin and size the openings in relation to the house orientation and obstructions on the site.
WINDOW MOCK-UP PROCESS PICTURES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
DRY WALL 2X3 STUDS 2X6 SILL BLOCKING OSB SHEATHING 12” TJI KING STUD 2X6 BLOCKING 2X6 HEADER ZIP SHEATHING 2X3 STUDS \ FRAME 2X3 STUDS HARDY BOARD
WALL ASSEMBLY EXPLODED AXON
2
C B
A
PASSIVE HOUSE - WALL SECTION
PASSIVE HOUSE WALL TYPE - STUDIES
A DOUBLE STUD: DIFFICULT TO BUILD POINTS OF THERMAL BRIDGING EXPENSIVE TO BUILD B OFFSET STUD DIFFICULT TO BUILD LESS STRUCTURAL STABILITY C TJI PANELS EASY TO BUILD PRE-FAB PANELS ALLOWS FOR MORE INSULATION LEAST EXPENSIVE
The 14� TJI PASSIVE HOUSE wall system assembly features: no thermal bridging, easy contraction system, affordable, high thermal performance (R-40 walls), easy to assemble - disassemble, structural integrity as well as environmentally friendly (ZIP sheathing, blown-in cellulose insulation) PHPP calculations played a decisive role in deciding the size of the floor plan, the openings, the house geometry, wall structure and the R-values of the house.
03
COULD THE CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE REVIVE THE NOSTALGIC STATE OF MIND AS THE HISTORIC BUILDINGS EMBODY FOR CENTURIES?
PEASANT BEACH VILLAGE Project: Master Plan, Mixed-Use and Residential Buildings Bainbridge Island - Under Construction Role: Architect Intern and Lead Interior Designer for the Inn, Wenzlau Architects Tasks: Site Planing, Zoning and IBC/IRC Code analysis, Permit and Construction drawings Lead Interior Designer for the Inn
This project covers 18-acre and it was designed to foster a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood. Situated on a hillside above the Historic Lynwood Center, it includes an Inn, retail spaces with housing above to complement the existing Tudor style building across the street. The residences are a mix of various housing types to address different demographic typology. The pedestrian connectivity between the residential community and commercial area is supported by an extensive network of trails and open spaces.
MASTER PLAN - FIGURE GROUND 1 COMMERCIAL AND MIXED-USE BUILDINGS 2 APARTMENTS 3 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 4 VILLAGE/FINAL MASTER PLAN
1
2
3
4
CL
MEN 43 SF
DN
C30066 C30066
ACCESSIBLE TOILETS PER ICC/ANSI 117.1 330
68 ' DIA - 4 1/2 G " ON AL
21
4
C30072 C30072 P30072 P30072
P30072
24' - 5 3/4"
303
3' - 0"
3 1/2" 3' - 2"
4
DESCRIPTION
ASI#101 ASI#101 (REV1) - PERMIT REV.
DATE
12/23/11 1/27/12
10
2' - 6"
CONT . RIDGE
1' - 6"
SEE RO NOTES OF PLAN ON DW G A.5
EY LL VA 12:12
6
A 10.9
12:12
12:12
8A
11" RAIL EXT.
DN PARAPET & GUARD RAIL
VENT
EXIT ACCESS DIST. = 57'-9" (<75')
2' - 6"
1
A 10.9
6' - 0"
1
STAIR # 1 SEE A 0.6 4
AREA D 12:12
C30048
C30048 1
7' - 0 1/4"
2' - 6"
SEE A0.2 & A0.3 CODE ANALYSIS FOR AREA CALCULATIONS & ADD. INFO.
5 1/2" 7' - 6"
2-STORY T.I. SPACE (NFPA 13 SPRINKLER) OCCUPANCY GROUP B/M
8
DOOR @ FLR. BELOW
5' HEAD CLR. SHOWN DASHED
A 10.11
TYP
13' - 10 1/2" WALL @ 42" AFF
OFFICE/RETAIL
1108 06/15/08
4
17C 3' - 2"
R=6 3/4" T=11"
PATIO B
PARTIO A
5:12
BUILDING 1
DATE
14' - 9"
8
(1) EXIT ALLOWED PER TABLE 1019.2
1' - 6"
10:12
3' - 0"
C30066 P30066 P30066 C30066
343
5 1/2"
P30072 C30072
1' - 6" C30066 P30066 P30066 C30066
2:12
10:12
2
6' - 4 1/2"
5' - 0"
23' - 8"
5' - 0"
C30072
1-HR TYP
STUDIO 1200 SF
11' - 3 1/2"
5:12
STAIR # 1 SEE A 0.6 4
302
28' - 8"
9' - 5"
7' - 2"
7' - 6"
PATIO
LOBBY 589 SF
5:12
RIDGE
EY LL VA
PROJECT
1 2
1' - 2"
STAIR 103 SF
312
304
VENT
ASI
N0.
R=7" T=11"
5 1/2"
1' - 0"
6' - 2"
5' - 0"
5' - 0"
5 1/2"ELEVATIONS. 5 1/2" 28.PROVIDE - 12" DEEP CABINET SEE INTERIOR 29.* NOT USED * 30.PROVIDE CW SUPPLY AT ALL REFRIGERATOR LOCATIONS. 31.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL TOWEL BAR LOCATIONS AT +45". 32.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL GRAB BAR LOCATIONS - FOLLOW ANSI A117.1 FOR GRAB BARS (TOILET AND BATHTUB). 33.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL WALL MOUNTED TOILET PAPER DISPENSERS AT +24" TYP. OFFICE/RETAIL 34.PROVIDED BLOCKING AT SHOWER AND BATH TUB ACCESSORIES: SHOWER HEAD AT +81"; SHOWER CONTROLS AT +45"; SHOWER HANDHELD AT +45" - SEE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR HORIZONTAL LOCATIONS. 2-STORY T.I. SPACE 35.* NOT USED * (NFPA 13 SPRINKLER) 36.COUNTER HEIGHT AT A.D.A. UNITGROUP AT +34"B/M OCCUPANCY 37.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL LOCATIONS OF WALL MOUNTED CONTROLS IN MASTER BATHROOMS (SINK CONTROL AND BATHTUB CONTROLS AND FAUCETS COUNTER HEIGHT AT A.D.A. UNIT AT VARIES. SEE FLOOR PLAN & INTERIOR ELEVATIONS. 38.* NOT USED * 39.INSTALL MIN. 20"x30" FIRE-RATED ACCESS PANEL (1/2" PLYWD. W/ GWB EA. SIDE) INTO ALL ATTIC SPACES OR CONCEALED SPACES PER IBC 1209.2. VERIFY HVAC UNIT SIZES & ENLARGE HATCH AS NEEDED, UNLESS A HINGED DOOR IS SPECIFIED. INSTALL W/ TAMPER-PROOF SCREW FASTENERS @ 10"O.C.. PER C.O.B.I. REQ.
21 GUARD RAIL @ 42"AFF
10
4' - 1"
3' - 0"
6' - 2"
CONVENIENCE STAIR, NOT MEANS OF EGRESS
3' - 2 1/2"
13' - 10 1/2"
3' - 0"
CL 4' - 3 1/2"
7' - 6"
C30066 P30066 C30066
13' - 4"
3' - 2 1/2"
3' - 0" 6' - 6 1/2"
CL
4" 320
6' - 2" 6"
P30084
3' - 0"
3" TYP
2' - 0"
CLR
1' - 6"
CL 7' - 2"
8' - 11"
C30066 C30066 C30066 C30066
UNISEX CHANGING 250 SF
9' - 0" P48084
300
S.C.
5' - 0" 21' - 4"
5' - 0" 12' - 2"
2' - 5 1/2" 2' - 6" 6' - 1 1/2" 2' - 6"
BUILDING 1 SEE A0.2 & A0.3 CODE ANALYSIS FOR AREA CALCULATIONS & ADD. INFO.
2' - 11"
5:12
(NFPA CE @ FLR 13 SPR OCCU INKLER . BELOW PANCY ) GROU P A-2/B/M
WOMEN 39 SF
4" P30084
OCCUPANCY USE GROUP B/M NFPA 13 SPRINKLER SYSTEM
1' - 6"
1' - 6"
1' - 0"
1' - 6"
2:12
OFFICE /RETAI L/REST SINGL AURANT E-STO RY T.I. SPA
3' - 0" EXIT
EY LL VA
2:12
1-HR FIR CEILIN E RATED G BELO W
300
31 2-HR FIR ASSM. E RATED BELOW ROOF
1
A 10.9
SEE CIVIL DWG. FOR SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS
16' - 6"
311
RIDGE
21
CONT . RIDGE
EY LL VA
S-2 INCIDENTAL USE TO A-2/B/M PER IBC TABLE 508.2 (NFPA 13 SPRINKLERED); UNHEATED 31
" SYMBOLS) :
1. ALL NOTES IN THIS OUTLINE SHALL BE TYPICAL FOR INDICATED LOCATIONS AND ALL SIMILAR LOCATIONS UNLESS EXPLICITLY NOTED OTHERWISE. 2. SEE A0.1 GENERAL NOTES FOR ADD. INFO. 3. SEE COVER PAGE A0.0 FOR DEFERRED SUBMITTALS. DEFERRED SUBMITTAL INFORMATION NOT SHOWN. 4. * NOT USED * 8A 5. SEE "TYPICAL UNIT" FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES 1' - 8" AND DIMENSIONS. NOTES AND DIMENSIONS ARE APPLICABLE TO ALL SII. UNITS. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 6. LOCATIONS OF ALL SMOKE DETECTORS & EXHAUST FANS ARE SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY LAYOUT WITH A.H.J. AND SHALL INSTALL ALL SMOKE DETECTION &TOILET VENTILATION SYSTEMS PER CODE. AREA B AREA C 7. SEE21INT. ELEV. FOR ADD. INFO & MOUNTING HEIGHTS. 8. * NOT USED * 8A BE PROTECTED PER IBC SECTION 712. 9. ALL PENETRATIONS THRU RATED WALLS, FLR.-CLG. & ROOF ASSM. SHALL 10.ALL DOORS ARE DIMENSIONED TO FINISH DOOR SIZE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE; ALL VINYL WINDOWS ARE NOMINAL UNIT SIZE DIMENSIONS & INCLUDE ROUGH OPNG; WOOD & METAL WINDOWS ARE DIMENSIONED TO ROUGH OPENING. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL ROUGH OPENINGS W/ WINDOW-DOOR MANUFACTURER PRIOR TO FRAMING. 11.PLUMBING SHOWN IS FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY; COORD. ALL FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS W/ PLUMBING CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO FRMG. SEE ENLARGED PLANS FOR ADD. INFO. R=6 3/4" UP ENTRY 12.MECHANICAL SHOWN IS FOR DESIGN INTENT T=11" ONLY, COORD. ALL FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS W/MECH. CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO FRMG. COORD. ALL ELEC. / PLUMBING SERVICES. 13.FIRE-RATED ASSM.: MAINTAIN CONT. FIRE-RATING OF CLG.-FLR. ASSM. ABOVE ALL FURRED/DROPPED CEILINGS; MAINTAIN CONT. FIRERATING OF WALL ASSM. BEHIND SHOWERS & TUB ENCLOSURES. 14.CONCEALED SPACES SUCH AS WALLS, STAIRS, SOFFITS, DROPPED CEILING ETC. SHALL BE FIRE-BLOCKED & DRAFT-STOPPED PER IBC STAIR #1 21 2' - 6" 3' - 0" 4' - 10" 3' - 0" 6' - 8 1/2" 3' - 0" 3' - 0" 6' - 0" 717. SEE A 0.6 15.DRYER VENT & KITCHEN EXHAUST HOOD: CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR REGARDING ADDITIONAL 5 1/2" 4 BOOSTER FAN; POWER CIRCUIT & ACCESS PANEL IN ACCORDANCE W/MECHANICAL CODES AND 14AMANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS. 16.PROVIDE WALL PORTS AS NEEDED TO MEET OUTSIDE AIR INLET REQUIREMENTS PER WS-VIAQ 303.4.1.5; CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL SUBCONTRACTOR FOR FRESH OR OUTSIDE AIR DUCTING FOR HVAC EQUIPMENT. 17.* NOT USED * AREA A 18.PROVIDE HANGING ROD & TOP SHELF AT ALL CLOSETS U.N.O. 19.VERIFY ACTUAL SHOWER/TUB ENCLOSURE DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO FRAMING. MAKE ALLOWANCE FOR G.W.B. TO MAINTAIN CONT. FIRERATING OF WALL ASSM. BEHIND SHOWERS & TUB ENCLOSURES. 20.PROVIDE CONTINUOUS FLOOR FINISH UNDER BATH LAVATORY CABINETRY FOR TYPE 'A' & 'B' A.D.A. UNITS (SHOULD THE CABINET BE EXIT ACCESS DIST. = 50'-5" (<75FT) REMOVED); PER ICC/ANSI SEC. #1004.11.3.1.1 EX-2. 21.ALL DOORS ARE MIN 4" FROM WALL TO ALLOW FOR INTERIOR TRIM. U.N.O. (1) EXIT ALLOWED PER TABLE 1019.2 22.PROVIDE 42" HT. GUARD RAILS AT ALL EXTERIOR BALCONIES, DECKS, PATIOS PER IBC SEC. 1012. 23.PROVIDE SAFETY GLAZING AT ALL HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS PER IBC SEC. 2406 14 24.EMERGENCY ESCAPE & RESCUE OPENINGS NOT REQ. IN BUILDINGS EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH NFPA 13 OR NFPA 13R SPRINKLERS 10 5A SYSTEM PER IBC 1026.1EX(1) 25.HOT WATER HEATER TO BE INSTALLED W/ DRIP PAN & SEISMIC STRAP. SEE A0.1 GENERAL NOTES FOR ADD. INFO. 26.PROVIDE CONT. HANDRAILS AT BOTH SIDES OF STAIRS W/12" EXTENSIONS AT TOP AND BOTTOM LANDINGS OF ALL STAIRS IN ALL COMMON 4 P30072 P30072 P30072 AND PUBLIC AREAS PER IBC 1009.10 & 1012.5. STAIRS WITHIN DWELLING UNITS SHALL HAVE HANDRAILS ON (1) SIDE OF STAIR WITH NO EXTENSIONS PER IBC 1009.10 EX(2). & 1012.5 EX(1). 27.L.P. FIREPLACE & APPLIANCES NOT SHOWN FOR ARCHITECTURAL INTENT ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO 14 PART OF THIS PERMIT APPLICATION; 14A BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEPARATE PERMIT APPLICATION. LOCATE POWER & GAS PER MANUF. - INSTALL GAS VALVE (THROUGH BRICK AT +/-6" 3' - 11 1/2" 7' - 6" 4' - 4" ABOVE 2' - 6" 1' - 3"FL. 7' - 0 1/4" 2' - 6" 7' - 6" 2' - 6" 7' - 0 1/4" FIN. 1' - 6" 3' - 0"
IC
2-HRF ASSM BASED LOOR P L AON N PER N O T E S (SEE " GA FILE#WP3820
3' - 4"
6"CONC. WALL W/ GUARD RAIL @ 42"AFF
5:12
EXT. STORAGE
7
VIF
8
002
3' - 7 1/2"
90MIN/SC
3' - 2"
3' - 0"
ADA ROUTE
38
2' - 6"
21' - 0" 4 1/2"
6
A 10.9
2' - 6"
STRIPE A.D.A. ROUTE
2
1' - 5 1/2 "
6"
(1) EXIT REQUIRED PER IBC TABLE 1015.1 & 1021.2 (OCCUPANCT < 50; EXIT ACCESS DISTANCE < 75FT)
4
1' - 6"
2
GARAGE S-2 INCIDENTAL USE TO B/M PER IBC TABLE 508.2 (NFPA 13 SPRINKLERED); UNHEATED
6' - 2"
61'-4" EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE
2' - 3"
10:12
1' - 4"
16' - 0"
53' - 0"
CL 1' - 4"
2' - 3"
19' - 4 1/2"
NON-COMBUSTIBLE FLR. SURFACE PER 406.2.6
VEHICLE BARRIER PER IBC 406.2.4
7' - 6"
4" 8
STL. GALV. CHANNEL GUARD @ EA. COLUMN 8' - 5"
STL. GALV. CHANNEL GUARD @ EA. JAMB, TYP OF (4).
A.D.A. ACCESS IBL ROUTE E
VENTED ATT
9' - 0" CL
38
25' - 2 1/2"
22
4
CL
38
CL
12' - 0"
1-HR FIR CEILIN E RATED G BELO W
9' - 0"
31
10:12
CLR 38
4 1/2"
ADA LIF T
5 1/2"
7' - 6" APPROX CL
6:12
CLR
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8' - 6"
CLR
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1. ALL NOTES IN THIS OUTLINE SHALL BE TYPICAL FOR INDICATED LOCATIONS AND ALL SIMILAR LOCATIONS UNLESS EXPLICITLY NOTED OTHERWISE. 2. SEE A0.1 GENERAL NOTES FOR ADD. INFO. 3. SEE COVER PAGE A0.0 FOR DEFERRED SUBMITTALS. DEFERRED SUBMITTAL INFORMATION NOT SHOWN. 4. * NOT USED * 5. SEE "TYPICAL UNIT" FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND DIMENSIONS. NOTES AND DIMENSIONS ARE APPLICABLE TO ALL SII. UNITS. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 6. LOCATIONS OF ALL SMOKE DETECTORS & EXHAUST FANS ARE SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY LAYOUT WITH A.H.J. AND SHALL INSTALL ALL SMOKE DETECTION & VENTILATION SYSTEMS PER CODE. 7. SEE INT. ELEV. FOR ADD. INFO & MOUNTING HEIGHTS. 8. * NOT USED * 9. ALL PENETRATIONS THRU RATED WALLS, FLR.-CLG. & ROOF ASSM. SHALL BE PROTECTED PER IBC SECTION 712. 10.ALL DOORS ARE DIMENSIONED TO FINISH DOOR SIZE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE; ALL VINYL WINDOWS ARE NOMINAL UNIT SIZE DIMENSIONS & INCLUDE ROUGH OPNG; WOOD & METAL WINDOWS ARE DIMENSIONED TO ROUGH OPENING. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL ROUGH OPENINGS W/ WINDOW-DOOR MANUFACTURER PRIOR TO FRAMING. 11.PLUMBING SHOWN IS FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY; COORD. ALL FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS W/ PLUMBING CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO FRMG. SEE ENLARGED PLANS FOR ADD. INFO. 12.MECHANICAL SHOWN IS FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY, COORD. ALL FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS W/MECH. CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO FRMG. COORD. ALL ELEC. / PLUMBING SERVICES. 13.FIRE-RATED ASSM.: MAINTAIN CONT. FIRE-RATING OF CLG.-FLR. ASSM. ABOVE ALL FURRED/DROPPED CEILINGS; MAINTAIN CONT. FIRERATING OF WALL ASSM. BEHIND SHOWERS & TUB ENCLOSURES. 14.CONCEALED SPACES SUCH AS WALLS, STAIRS, SOFFITS, DROPPED CEILING ETC. SHALL BE FIRE-BLOCKED & DRAFT-STOPPED PER IBC 717. 15.DRYER VENT & KITCHEN EXHAUST HOOD: CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR REGARDING ADDITIONAL BOOSTER FAN; POWER CIRCUIT & ACCESS PANEL IN ACCORDANCE W/MECHANICAL CODES AND MANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS. 16.PROVIDE WALL PORTS AS NEEDED TO MEET OUTSIDE AIR INLET REQUIREMENTS PER WS-VIAQ 303.4.1.5; CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL SUBCONTRACTOR FOR FRESH OR OUTSIDE AIR DUCTING FOR HVAC EQUIPMENT. 17.* NOT USED * 18.PROVIDE HANGING ROD & TOP SHELF AT ALL CLOSETS U.N.O. 19.VERIFY ACTUAL SHOWER/TUB ENCLOSURE DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO FRAMING. MAKE ALLOWANCE FOR G.W.B. TO MAINTAIN CONT. FIRERATING OF WALL ASSM. BEHIND SHOWERS & TUB ENCLOSURES. 20.PROVIDE CONTINUOUS FLOOR FINISH UNDER BATH LAVATORY CABINETRY FOR TYPE 'A' & 'B' A.D.A. UNITS (SHOULD THE CABINET BE REMOVED); PER ICC/ANSI SEC. #1004.11.3.1.1 EX-2. 21.ALL DOORS ARE MIN 4" FROM WALL TO ALLOW FOR INTERIOR TRIM. U.N.O. 22.PROVIDE 42" HT. GUARD RAILS AT ALL EXTERIOR BALCONIES, DECKS, PATIOS PER IBC SEC. 1012. 23.PROVIDE SAFETY GLAZING AT ALL HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS PER IBC SEC. 2406 24.EMERGENCY ESCAPE & RESCUE OPENINGS NOT REQ. IN BUILDINGS EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH NFPA 13 OR NFPA 13R SPRINKLERS SYSTEM PER IBC 1026.1EX(1) 25.HOT WATER HEATER TO BE INSTALLED W/ DRIP PAN & SEISMIC STRAP. SEE A0.1 GENERAL NOTES FOR ADD. INFO. 26.PROVIDE CONT. HANDRAILS AT BOTH SIDES OF STAIRS W/12" EXTENSIONS AT TOP AND BOTTOM LANDINGS OF ALL STAIRS IN ALL COMMON AND PUBLIC AREAS PER IBC 1009.10 & 1012.5. STAIRS WITHIN DWELLING UNITS SHALL HAVE HANDRAILS ON (1) SIDE OF STAIR WITH NO EXTENSIONS PER IBC 1009.10 EX(2). & 1012.5 EX(1). 27.L.P. FIREPLACE & APPLIANCES NOT PART OF THIS PERMIT APPLICATION; SHOWN FOR ARCHITECTURAL INTENT ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEPARATE PERMIT APPLICATION. LOCATE POWER & GAS PER MANUF. - INSTALL GAS VALVE (THROUGH BRICK AT +/-6" ABOVE FIN. FL. 28.PROVIDE - 12" DEEP CABINET SEE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS. 29.* NOT USED * 30.PROVIDE CW SUPPLY AT ALL REFRIGERATOR LOCATIONS. 31.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL TOWEL BAR LOCATIONS AT +45". 32.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL GRAB BAR LOCATIONS - FOLLOW ANSI A117.1 FOR GRAB BARS (TOILET AND BATHTUB). 33.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL WALL MOUNTED TOILET PAPER DISPENSERS AT +24" TYP. 34.PROVIDED BLOCKING AT SHOWER AND BATH TUB ACCESSORIES: SHOWER HEAD AT +81"; SHOWER CONTROLS AT +45"; SHOWER HANDHELD AT +45" - SEE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR HORIZONTAL LOCATIONS. 35.* NOT USED * 36.COUNTER HEIGHT AT A.D.A. UNIT AT +34" 37.PROVIDE BLOCKING AT ALL LOCATIONS OF WALL MOUNTED CONTROLS IN MASTER BATHROOMS (SINK CONTROL AND BATHTUB CONTROLS AND FAUCETS COUNTER HEIGHT AT A.D.A. UNIT AT VARIES. SEE FLOOR PLAN & INTERIOR ELEVATIONS. 38.* NOT USED * 39.INSTALL MIN. 20"x30" FIRE-RATED ACCESS PANEL (1/2" PLYWD. W/ GWB EA. SIDE) INTO ALL ATTIC SPACES OR CONCEALED SPACES PER IBC 1209.2. VERIFY HVAC UNIT SIZES & ENLARGE HATCH AS NEEDED, UNLESS A HINGED DOOR IS SPECIFIED. INSTALL W/ TAMPER-PROOF SCREW FASTENERS @ 10"O.C.. PER C.O.B.I. REQ.
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The interior space planing was programed to match the requirements of a couple with one or two children. It has an open plan kitchen and a large dining area to accommodate a family and guests. Each bedroom has access to its own bathroom and a lot of storage space. I was involved in space planing, kitchen and bathroom design and materials specification.
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WHAT ARE THE NEW REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS? AN INVASION OF THE NATURE BY THE HUMAN NATURE OR JUST A NATURAL EVOLUTION?
VISCONSI PROJECT Project: Commercial Master Plan - Mall Bainbridge Island - WA 2012 Role: Architect Intern, Wenzlau Architects Tasks: Site Planing Design, Renderings
Visconsi project has been a controversy on Bainbridge Island since day one, making the first page of the local newspaper for months. The core of the controversy lays in the discrepancy between the commercial zoning regulations and residentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; vision about islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s residential character. My studio faced a design challenge that had to speak for both sides. Our response was to design a pedestrian friendly village-like commercial center. The scale of the new development, its footprint and the architectural character of the retail buildings create a social environment for the neighborhood wived into the existing green space.
PROPOSED:
Despite the general belief that a sustainable project is also expensive to build, my multi-disciplinary studio team put together an affordable passive house for low income people. In collaboration with Habitat for Humanity and DC local government we were able to design and build two houses that will be offered to low income families in Deanwood, Washington DC.
SITE PLAN
VILLAGE-LIKE MALL
VISCONSI PROJECT SITE CONTEXT JUNE 18TH, 2012
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“BUILDINGS EMBRACE THAT MYSTERIOUS VOID CALLED SPACE IN A SPECIAL WAY AND MAKE IT VIBRATE” PETER ZUMTHOR
GREEN FUSION FERRY TERMINAL Project: Mixed-use High Rise New York City 2010 Role: Student project, MArch Parsons
The project proposes a sustainable and faster commuting option (cuts the time in half) for professionals and a year-long attraction for the neighborhood. The urbanism, landscape and architecture fuse together in a structural morphology that celebrates each other. In today’s society, connectivity and urgency are very valued. The neighborhood has been culturally revived though a new Lincoln Center but it is still far away from many New York’s points of interest like Financial District, NJ, Brooklyn, beaches, Upstate New York, etc..
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PROPOSED: FERRY ROUTES
YEAR-ROUND ATTRACTION Riverside Park users are very diverse, from moms with babies to professionals turned amateur athletes. However, the park is a seasonal attraction. The Fusion Ferry Terminal would be all-day, year-round point of interest by offering entertainment spaces and sweeping views of the Hudson River and surroundings.
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1. car traffic round about level ferry terminal main entrance 2._1st parking (car pool 1. only) 2. 3. living machine pool ticket booth and waiting area 3. administrative 4. ferry docks (capacity - 3 ferrys) terminal offices 4. machanical room 30,000 sqft. 14,000 sqft.
2ND FLOOR Bar outdoor terrace Rest rooms Bar Elevator Lounge Ramp 1. interior sitting 2. outdoor sitting 3. kitcken 8,000 sqft.
Reastaurant 1. interior sitting 2. outdoor sitting 3. kitchen 10,000 sqft.
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PARAMETRIC CANOPY
The design of the canopy serves structural and environmental requirements. From the structural perspective, the canopy pattern is efficient and it can enclose a large area with minimum number of columns. The parametric design allowed multiple iterations of the canopy so that size of the apertures would control the quantity of light in relation with the program requirement.
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SCHOOLS ARE INNOVATION INCUBATORS. HOW CAN ALSO THE EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES BE REINVENTED TO REFLECT THEIR VISIONARY IDENTITY?
PARSONS THE NEW SCHOOL shanghai Project: Design School Shanghai 2011 Role: Student project, MArch Parsons Prof. Henry Smith Miller, Principal at MS+ Architects Studio
Parsons The New School intends to open a new branch in Shanghai. The Chinese government is favorable to this proposal since it will grow local design talent. The Elevated School was designed to make an environmental statement and to create an educational tool for students and public. The school was specifically located over the freeway to minimize the footprint while getting a lot of public exposure.
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Natural Riverbed Pollution of the water is one of the main concern in Shanghai. The design of the New School project tries to minimize the impact at the ground level and further the pollution of the water.
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”FORM AND CONSTRUCTION, APPEARANCE AND FUNCTION ARE NO LONGER SEPARATE, THEY BELONG TOGETHER AND FORM A WHOLE” PETER ZUMTHOR SIDEWALK IN TOWER Project: Mixed-use High Rise New York City 2010 Role: Student project, MArch Parsons
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Low-income housing in New York has proven not to be sustainable. Generally, low-income housing projects bring together a homogenous group of people both from a financial and social perspective. This collusion increases rather than decreases crime and irresponsible social behavior. To prevent the inevitable self-implosion of such communities, cities incur unplanned and on-going clean-up costs, comparable to the initial investment.
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The small size amphitheater is located at the 5th floor, at the upper end of the publicly accessible ramp. Here, people living in the building, in particular kids and elderly people can safely interact with the public in a cultural nurturing environment.
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The intensity of the sunlight, required for each program, as well as solar gains are controlled by the size and density of the openings/patterns of the facade
COMMERCIAL _ SMALL PATTERN
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;...A BUILDING MUST BE CAPABLE OF ABSORBING THE TRACES OF HUMAN LIFE AND THUS OF TAKING ON SPECIFIC RICHNESSâ&#x20AC;?
PETER ZUMTHOR
the VILLAGE SKYSCRAPER Project: Mixed-use Skyscraper Manhattan 2011 Role: Student project, MArch Parsons Prof. Astrid Lipka - Principal at Lyn Rice Architects Prof. Reid Freeman - Senior Associate at James Carpenter Design Associates
86 Greenwich St., New York is not just a parking garage, it has potential to bring together people from Battery Park City, Financial District, Staten Island and tourists, in a cultural, artistic and business community. Studying neighborhoods that are most valued by New Yorkers, I implemented design strategies that have the potential to increase the desirability of tall buildings while maintaining their environmental advantages. The programmatic organization of the VillageSkyscraper investigates how programs could be interlinked so that a tall building could nurture human interaction similar to the West Village community.
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2010
Financial District
West Village
THE VILLAGESKYSCRAPER | SECTION
MAPPING WEST VILLAGE FOUR VILLAGE BLOCKS
1,000,000 SFT.
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$ 2.4M
$ 2M
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$ 1.2M
$ .8M
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2011
$ .4M
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2008 2007
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$ 2.4M
$ 2.4M
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$ 2M
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Financial District
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2011
West Village
Financial District
$ 2.4M
$ 2.4M
$ 1.6M
$ .4M
Midtown
$ 2.4M
$ 2.4M
$ .4M
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2008
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Boutiques Food Store Mix-use Floors
$ .4M
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
$ .4M
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
$ .4M
Street Avenue West Village West Village
Midtown
Midtown
Financial District
$ 2.4M
Financial District
CIRCULATION
West Village
Public Promenade Midtown
West Village
Financial District
Midtown
Financial District
$ 2M
$ 1.6M
$ 1.6M
$ 1.6M
$ 1.2M
$ .8M
$ .8M
$ .8M
2011
2007
2008
2009
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2011
Real Estate Property Value WEST VILLAGE
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2008
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Real Estate Property Value $ .4M LOWER MANHATTAN 2010
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PUBLIC PROMENADE The public and private programs are linked by a pedestrian path â&#x20AC;&#x153;the streetâ&#x20AC;? throughout the building to create a similar experience as the streets in the West Village neighborhood.
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The public library (mid levels of the building) and the Performance Sky Neighborhood are linked through a series of small size art galleries, boutiques, coffee shops and convenience stores. All the public programs share the floor plan with the two-story residential units.
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PRIVACY STRATEGY
SKY VILLAGE COMMUNITIES The Sky Village community neighborhood Community area of the building consists in a mixeduse program floor plans. The load of public traffic is compensated by a ramp that links all the retail and community services programs.