Jhenae Stephens | Interior Design Portfolio (2023)

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JHENAE STEPHENS

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2023 — SELECTED WORKS

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Jhenae Stephens is a passionate Interior Design student hoping to expand her skills and gain new experiences within her creative field. She has over a decade of experience in the customer service industry, which has taught her how to achieve success working as a team member and how to meet and exceed customers’ expectations. In 2021, she graduated from the Interior Decorating Program at Humber College with honours and is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree in Interior Design. She designs modern spaces that are sophisticated, minimal, and timeless, but her design focus is on the needs of her clients. As a result, she strives to create a balance between beauty and functionality in each and every space. She is eager to exercise the abilities she has acquired over the past few years and utilize her experiences to meet company’s goals while continuing her personal growth and development.

In this portfolio, you will find a wide range of conceptual design Projects created during her years at Humber College thus far.

EXPERIENCE

INTERIOR DECORATOR

Interiors By Jhenae, ON

09|2019 — PRESENT

• Decorated and staged residential properties for rent to allow potential renters to visualize themselves in the space.

• Met with clients to establish decor/design needs and created custom project proposals aligned with clients’ budgets, tastes, and time frames.

• Performed initial site studies, took site measurements, created budget estimates, and sourced & purchased merchandise on the client’s behalf

• Used space planning skills to resolve and develop furniture plans that were later developed utilizing AutoCAD.

• Found solutions to project challenges and used time management skills to aid in meeting deadlines for projects and completing tasks efficiently

HOSTESS

Scaddabush Italian Kitchen & Bar, ON

01|2018 — 03|2020

• Took and confirmed reservations over the phone & in person and followed up with absent or late guests.

• Maintained a well-organized seating chart and allocated guests to tables in the correct sections.

• Maintained a professional appearance and offered warm greetings as guests arrived and departed, enhancing the guest experience and leaving a great last impression.

• Effectively communicated and worked with the front & back of house teams to offer smooth service, especially during busy hours.

• Kept host stand tidy and organized and went above and beyond to implement efficient work processes.

FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR | CAST TRAINER

Cineplex Cinemas, ON

03|2011 — 12|2017

• Supervised and worked alongside the team to stock and prep, ensuring the business ran as smoothly as possible.

• Provided ongoing guidance to casts in the form of coaching and counselling.

• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of the company’s policies and was able to answer guests’ questions and requests.

• Kept food service areas very clean and organized and used downtime to restock supplies.

• Trained and mentored new casts and enforced the company’s policies and procedures.

• Monitored casts productivity and provided constructive feedback and coaching when needed.

• Worked to ensure that each guest’s needs were always well met.

PERSONAL STRENGTHS

• Resourceful, self-motivated & reliable

• Strong ability to produce graphic presentations, digital renderings and technical drawings

• Works well as an individual and as a dedicated team member

• Recognized by managers, professors & peers as a strong leader & creative thinker

• Great interpersonal & communication skills

• Excellent programming & space planning skills

• Able to multitask while remaining professional & courteous in fast-paced environments.

• Well organized, efficient & detail-oriented

SOFTWARE SKILLS

AUTOCAD

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

ADOBE INDESIGN

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP

ENSCAPE

MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE REVIT

SKETCHUP

TWINMOTION

EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN (3RD YEAR) Humber College Institute of Technology, ON 09|2021 — 04|2024

INTERIOR DECORATING DIPLOMA (HONOURS) Humber College Institute of Technology, ON 01|2019 — 04|2021

BIOPHILIC OFFICE

COMMERCIAL OFFICE PROJECT

This Project is a conceptual design of the new International Development Institute (IDI) facility on the 3rd floor of the Learning Resource Commons (LRC) at Humber College North Campus. IDI wants their new space to possess spacial design elements, aesthetics, and furniture that will ensure productivity and success to their vision and add even more strength to their title as the leading collaborative facility within international development globally.

Bachelor of Interior Design, Semester 3

2,700 ft2

AutoCAD, Sketchup, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign

Humber College Blvd, Etobicoke, Ontario

MINIMAL | ORGANIC | SOPHISTICATED

DESIGN APPROACH

A minimal and contemporary design that is open and light while incorporating biophilia, organic forms, and materials and colours in a refined and sophisticated way.

The design supports the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of the factually and visitors of the Humber International Development Institute, located in the Learning Resource Commons at North Campus. It forms an inviting atmosphere by creating a sense of openness and a connection to nature. Implemented is a design approach that embraces open sightlines through the use of glass partitions and large windows, strengthening daylight and views. This connects factually and visitors to each other and the natural environment, which has been proven to increase productivity and well-being in the workplace.

RECEPTION WAITING AREA

The waiting area incorporates seating, coat storage, a television and a fireplace, which creates a cozy atmosphere. The reception waiting area is adjacent to the cafe hub, where visitors can feel welcome to grab a drink while waiting.

REFERENCE

SECTION B: NTS

SECTION A: NTS

A space with a self-serve coffee station, microwave drawer, and organically shaped seating with integrated greenery, all of which are adjacent to a curtain wall that allows natural light to enter the space softly.

CAFE HUB

SECTION C: NTS

NON-DEDICATED & TOUCHDOWN WORKSTATIONS

An open area with workstations that are used for shorter periods by individuals or teams of the organization. The arched ceiling aid in defining the different spaces and the incorporation of biophilic elements help to strengthen the project’s design intent.

SECTION D: NTS

FF + E SELECTIONS

1. Betwixt Chair - Armless | Herman Miller; 2. Ped Café Table | Naughtone; 3. Mini Mini Pendant Light | Luceplan; 4. Basalt Natural Stone Wall Tile; 5. Mid-brown Oak, HPL | Tafisa; 6. P8900 Recessed Ceiling Light | Pruelite; 7. Clamshell Lounge Chair | Geiger; 8. Grayson Coffee Table | Zago; 9. Arum Floor Lamp | Ferm Living; 10. Bowler Table | HAY; 11. U-Chair–Without Casters | Geiger; 12. Vertigo Nova Large Pendant Light | Petite Friture; 13. Crema Engineered Wood, In-between | Stone-tile; 14. Travertino Grigio Venato, Laminam, Natural Stone | Stone-tile; 15. Pietra Di Savoia Perla, Laminam, Natural Stone | Stone-tile; 16. U-Sofa | Geiger.

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CHANEL BOUTIQUE

RETAIL PROJECT

This Project is a design of an upscale Chanel fashion boutique at the vacated premises of 14 Distillery Lane. The boutique is designed within a single-height space, occupying 1,650 square feet, and is located in the Distillery Historic District, a well-known tourist destination in Toronto, Ontario. The design takes into consideration that this is a historic site that can undertake renovations as long as it does not alter or ruin the original structure of the building. In addition, the design recognizes this as a destination shopping experience, providing an innovative and unique customer experience. Blending form with function, the design is fully accessible to all individuals while truly embodying the Chanel brand’s timeless refinement.

1,650 ft2

AutoCAD, Sketchup, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator

Distillery Lane, Toronto, Ontario

Bachelor of Interior Design, Semester 4

DESIGN APPROACH

A newly designed Chanel Boutique, located in the upscale Distillery Shopping District in Toronto, Canada, selling luxury women’s apparel, shoes, and bags. Chanel prides itself on the customer experience as its products are exclusively sold in stores.

Chanel’s sophistication and daring quality truly inspire the design. The design prioritizes the customer experience with an open, light floor plan and a design that encapsulates both the delicacy and edge of the brand, blending linear lines with curved forms; a refined, sophisticated, and timeless simplicity. The understated curved forms throughout the space provide a stunning backdrop for Chanel’s one-of-a-kind

CASH & WRAP MARKER RENDERING

BOUTIQUE MAIN ENTRANCE

Guidelines indicate that there are to be no modifications to the outside brick of the building. As a result, lighting and back-lit and wall-mounted Chanel signage are carefully integrated on the exterior. In addition, designed is a bespoke Chanel Logo door handle.

SITE PLAN

SCALE: NTS ID001

MAIN ENTRANCE ELEVATION: NTS

REAR ENTRANCE ELEVATION: NTS

CASH & WARP AREA

Centrally located within the boutique, the cash and wrap area features display items, a storage unit and a checkout desk finished with a gloss lacquer to truly shine and accentuate its linear and curved forms.

1 ID401

CASH & WRAP DESK

CUSTOM MILLWORK

The custom Cash & Wrap desk was designed to enhance and reinforce the overall design concept for this Chanel boutique as it blends linear lines with curved forms to reflect both delicacy and edge of the brand.

MILLWORK PLAN: NTS

CASH & WRAP DESK PLAN

SCALE: 1/2" = 1' - 0"

1 ID403

MILLWORK ELEVATION A: NTS

MILLWORK SOUTH ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/2" = 1' - 0"

MILLWORK ELEVATION C: NTS

MILLWORK ELEVATION B: NTS

MILLWORK ELEVATION D: NTS

SECTION B: NTS

FF + E SELECTIONS

1. After-Hours, HPL | Tafisa; 2. Toronto, Upholstery - Snow | Architex; 3. Natural Brass Metal sheet | Metal Sheets; 4. Aerial 60” Chandelier | Tech Lighting; 5. NEO LARG armchair | Studio Kaza; 6. Slope Cement Coffee Table | CB2; 7. Candle Suspended Lights | Architonic; 8. 5121 Layalite Quartz | Caesarstone; 9. Mountain Peak White (2148-70) Paint | Benjamin Moore; 10. Golden Black Marble | AKO Stone; 11. Laurem Bench | Studio Kaza; 12. M9423 Brass Patina Metal Laminate | Formica; 13. Baccharis Tile Commerical Carpet (Acoma-867) | Mohawk Group; 14. Travertino Grigio Venato, Laminam, Natural Stone | Stone-tile;

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CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

This residential Project is a 1400 square footage cottage retreat located in the Archipelago, a township in Central Ontario, Canada, along the Georgian Bay in the District of Parry Sound. The Project primarily focuses on the architectural elements and is a contemporary design that celebrates the natural environment by connecting the interior spaces with the site.

Bachelor of Interior Design, Semester 4

1,400 ft2

Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign

Georgian Bay, Archipelago, Central Ontario

SIMPLE | CONTEMPORARY | TRANQUIL

DESIGN APPROACH

This cottage retreat’s design approach is adaptive and addresses the client’s needs and desires by creating a comprehensive design from the inside out - “form ever follows function” (Louis Sullivan). This implies that a building’s purpose should be the starting point for its design. The cottage is used as a weekend retreat for an environmentally conscious client, a small family of three, who occasionally entertain guests. The design approach abides by the zoning rules and regulations, considers all aspects of the site and its impact, and creates a building shape, placement, and orientation that optimizes specific views, given the obstructions. Some key elements within this approach include: prioritizing the client’s needs, creating a design that separates communal and private areas, designing interior spaces that have a powerful connection to the site, and optimizing the views from the cottage.

A simple and contemporary design that embraces the natural environment, celebrates materiality and structure and creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere.

SITE FRONT EXTERIOR

The design combines four different structures on separate levels; bedrooms and private spaces are located in the north structures, away from communal spaces located in the south structure. While private and collaborative spaces are separated, they’re connected by a breezeway, the building’s main entry, which offers beautiful bay views through the tall cedar trees as it towers over the rocky bay. The building is oriented to the bay, and its placement and shape responds to the site’s slope as it’s perched upon the rocky topography, elevated on piers.

LIVING, KITCHEN & DINING

The structure allows the interior spaces to primarily take advantage of the west bay and its year-round sunset views, offering breathtaking views of the quiet bay from the 12-foot cliff.

LIVING & KITCHEN

In addition, south-facing windows will allow plenty of light to flow into these spaces year-round.

PRINCIPLE BEDROOM [SUNSET]

The Principal Bedroom is oriented to sunset bay views, while the Second Bedroom is oriented to sunrise views. However, both spaces will receive soft, even daylight throughout the day due to their north-facing windows. In addition, the utilization of large floor-to-ceiling windows allows the interior spaces to have a powerful connection to the site, maximizing the views of the bay. At the same time, the decks offer an extension to interior living spaces, while offering additional bay views.

SIDE DECK TO LIVING AREA

BEDROOM # 2

PEIDRA SAL RESTAURANT HOSPITALITY PROJECT

This project is an alteration of an existing building developing a full-scale hospitality space for the upscale-casual Mexico City restaurant Piedra Sal. The building area is approximately 3788 ft2, and the height to the underside of the slab is 28ft. The project cultivates an appropriate direction for Piedra Sal by embracing a design that reflects great respect for traditional Mexican architecture while boldly integrating modernity.

Bachelor of Interior Design, Semester 5

3,788 ft2

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign

Mexico City, Mexico

PROGRESSION | LINEAR | JOURNEY THROUGH LIGHT

DESIGN APPROACH

Inspired by progression, Piedra Sal’s signature linear forms and the natural environment, the project creates a journey through different conditions of light, scale, and visual and spatial integration. By creating texture through line and geometry, the project composes a dynamic design that feels effortless and inviting. The use of concrete, stone, wood and metal, elements commonly found in Mexican construction, serves as the primary materials for the project, provoking the project’s analogous colour palette. Each space within the design is unique and subtly defined while generating different sensations that are seamlessly integrated with the gastronomic proposal of chef José Manuel Baños and his team’s friendly and professional style. The conceptual approach combines utter relaxation and dining through natural materials, natural lighting and interior-exterior interaction to evoke a space that is welcoming, dynamic, unpretentious and memorable.

CEILING DESIGN

The restaurant’s main ceiling is designed to enhance and reinforce the overall design concept for Piedra Sal, as it creates moments that allow natural light to enter the space while carefully intergrating the building systems the ceiling supports.

on a Painted Drywall substrate; A closed suspended ceiling, drywall grid system

on a wood finished drywall substrate; A closed suspended ceiling, drywall grid system

fixed, high performance double glazing.

MAIN DINING ROOM

Chef José Manuel Baños adds his personal touch to every element in the kitchen, creating a menu that encompasses local ingredients that evolve to unique interpretations; this story is told throughout different spaces in the design.

STAIR DESIGN

NORTH INTERIOR ELEVATION: NTS

SOUTH INTERIOR ELEVATION: NTS

MEZZANINE DINING AREA

MEZZANINE BAR & LOUNGE

HOST STAND & WAITING AREA

WEST INTERIOR ELEVATION (MEZZANINE): NTS

FF + E SELECTIONS

1. Moxy Pendant Light | Tech Lighting; 2. Back-Wing Chair | Haworth; 3. Maisie Side Table | West Elm; 4. Indian Red Faux Leather | Fabrics Direct; 5. Tunis Pearl White Polypropylene | Jim Thompson; 6. Lucy 2-Seater Sofa | Offecct;; 7. Club Coffee Table | Artemest;; 8. Moxy Chandelier | Tech Lighting; 9. Bac Chair | Haworth; 10. Branca Stools | Steel Case; 11. Lucy 3-Seater Sofa | Offeccte; 12. White Oak HPL | Tafisa; 13. Natural Oak Wood; 14. Bronze Metal Pattern; 15. Antique Brass; 16. Bronze Marble; 17. Fine Finished Concrete; 18. Light Grey Concrete; 19. Flannel Grey Quartz | Caesarstone; 20. Vanilla Noir Quartz | Caesarstone.

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TINY HOME CUSTOM MILLWORK

FURNITURE PROJECT

This project is the design development of a tiny mobile home 100 kilometres east of Toronto.

Developed is a contemporary bespoke headboard/wardrobe unit featuring dark leather, linear wood, and oil-rubbed bronze details that work in harmony to feel masculine and robust; Simple yet makes a Bold statement.

Bachelor of Interior Design, Semester 5

15.4 m2

Revit, TwinMotion, Photoshop, InDesign

Peterborough, Ontario

1 LIVING AREA + OFFICE

2 KITCHEN + DINING

3 WASHROOM

4 STORAGE

5 SLEEPING AREA

LOFT LEVEL: NTS

MAIN LEVEL: NTS

SIMPLE | SLEEK | ROBUST

MILLWORK ELEVATION B: NTS

MILLWORK ELEVATION C: NTS

MILLWORK ELEVATION D: NTS

DETAILS

DETAIL B (MILLWORK-TO-CEILING):

NTS

DETAIL D (LOWER DRAWER): NTS

DETAIL C (BASE REVEAL): NTS

CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC HEALTHCARE PROJECT

The Project is a holistic design of the new facility of the Humber Dental Clinic, located on the 3rd floor of the Learning Resource Commons (LRC) at Humber College North Campus, occupying 280 square meters, east of the atrium.

The official symbol of dentistry ignites our design concept. While this symbol can be broken up into many parts, it is the fern that is the true inspiration. The fern is also known as “AYA,” which means “I am not afraid,” symbolizing strength, durability, and courage. The shape of the fern also motivates the organization of spaces within the design.

Bachelor of Interior Design, Semester 3

280 m2

AutoCAD, Sketchup, Enscape, InDesign

Humber College Blvd, Etobicoke, Ontario

LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

DETAILED FURNITURE PLAN

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

DRAWING

DEMOLITION PLANS

DEMOLITION CEILING

DEMOLITION CEILING PLAN

SCALE: 1:200

DEMOLITION

SCALE: 1:200

1. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO SITE VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR OMISSIONS TO DESIGNER

2. ALL SURFACES TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED AND MADE GOOD TO ACCEPT NEW CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES

3. ALL FIREHOUSE CABINETS TO REMAIN UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED

4. DRYWALL AND T-BAR CEILING CEILINGS TO BE REMOVED THROUGHOUT SPACE; REFER TO DWG 2 ON THIS SHEET

5. CAREFULLY REMOVE EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURES FOR DONATION IN PREPARATION FOR NEW FIXTURE INSTALLATION

6. EXISTING CARPETING AND ALL FLOORING MATERIALS WITHIN BOUNDARIES TO BE REMOVED

FLOOR PLAN DEMOLITION

LEGEND:

SYM. DESCRIPTION

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

PLAN

EXISTING CONCRETE COLUMN TO REMAIN

EXISTING CARPETED FLOORING TO BE REMOVED; MAKE GOOD SUBFLOOR TO RECEIVE NEW FLOOR

RCP DEMOLITION LEGEND:

SYM. DESCRIPTION

EXISTING CEILING AREA TO BE REMOVED

EXISTING SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER TO REMAIN

EXISTING SURFACE MOUNTED FLUORESCENT

FIXTURE TO BE REMAIN

EXISTING AIR VENT TO REMAIN

EXISTING CEILING SPEAKERS TO REMAIN

EXISTING SPRINKLERS TO REMAIN

EXISTING T-BAR CEILING TO REMAIN

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SUPPLY

DIFFUSER

GENERAL NOTES:

TN NORTH PROJECT DETAILED FURNITURE PLAN

3 SCALE: 1:50 ID0.1 DETAILED FURNITURE PLAN X IDX 302 FOYER MTL FIN MTL FIN Floor Wall M1 D301 P3 X IDX 308 OFFICE 307 306 305 309 310 311 312 313 314 CONSULTATION DESIGNER: JHENAE STEPHENS 205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

REMAIN

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

PROJECT

DRAWING TITLE:

DRAWN BY: JHENAE STEPHENS

DATE: 12/15/2021

SCALE: AS NOTED

KEY PLAN HUMBER LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

SCALE: NTS

KEY PLAN HUMBER LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

SCALE: NTS

SCALE: NTS

KEY PLAN HUMBER LEARNING

KEY PLAN HUMBER LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

PARTITIONS PLAN

PARTITIONS

SCALE: 1:50

DOOR TYPE

PROJECT FURNITURE PLAN

CUSTOM FRAMED TEMPERED SLIDING GLASS DOOR 'A'

CAMPUS DENTAL KEY PLAN

SCALE: NTS

CAMPUS DENTAL KEY PLAN

CAMPUS DENTAL KEY

CAMPUS DENTAL KEY PLAN

SCALE: NTS

SCALE: NTS

LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

PARTITION NOTES:

1. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO SITE VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR OMISSIONS TO DESIGNER

2. ALL SURFACES TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED AND MADE GOOD TO ACCEPT NEW CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES

3. REFER TO FINISHES PLAN FOR WALL FINISHES AND BASEBOARD CONDITIONS

4. REFER TO DETAIL DWGS FOR MILLWORK CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

5. NO CORE DRILLING TO BE ALLOWED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION FROM THE ENGINEER

6. ALL DOORS TO BE SERVICED TO ENSURE THAT THEY CLOSE AND LATCH PROPERLY AND DO NOT RUB

7. REFER TO ID2.2 & 1D3.1 FOR MILLWORK DETAILS

SYMBOLS

ROOM ENTRANCE ELEVATION

ROOM ENTRANCE ELEVATION

PARTITION TYPES

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. DRAWN BY:

LIGHTING PLAN

LIGHTING PLAN

LIGHTING PLAN

LIGHTING PLAN

LIGHTING PLAN

LIGHTING PLAN

LIGHTING LEGEND:

LIGHTING LEGEND:

FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS TO BE INCLUDED. SWITCHES MOUNTED AT 48" (1200) A.F.F,

FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS TO BE INCLUDED. SWITCHES MOUNTED AT 48" (1200) A.F.F,

LIGHTING LEGEND:

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS TO BE INCLUDED. SWITCHES MOUNTED AT 48" (1200) A.F.F,

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

'G' INDICATES NUMBER OF SWITCHES

'G' INDICATES NUMBER OF SWITCHES

REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

'G' INDICATES NUMBER OF SWITCHES

G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 STERILIZATION ROOM PAN/CEPH CLIENT WASHROOM OPERATORY

G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 TREATMENT ROOM 3 WAITING AREA STERILIZATION ROOM PAN/CEPH CLIENT WASHROOM OPERATORY ROOM CORRIDOR STORAGE STORAGE LABRATORY

FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS TO BE INCLUDED. SWITCHES MOUNTED AT 48" (1200) A.F.F,

LAMP WATTAGE MOUNTING REMARKS 9.2W FLUSH W/ CEILING 3W COVE CEILING REFER TO DWG 2 ON SHEET ID3.2 FOR DETAIL 3W UNDER SHELVES REFER TO DWG 1 ON SHEET 1D3.1 FOR SECTION G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 STERILIZATION ROOM PAN/CEPH CLIENT WASHROOM OPERATORY ROOM CORRIDOR STORAGE STORAGE LABRATORY

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

STORAGE LABRATORY

G4 G1 3 2 1 LL1 LL2 G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G1 G1 G1 G1 OPERATORY ROOM STORAGE LABRATORY LL1 LL1 LL2 LL2 LL2 LL1 LL1 LL1 LL1 LL1

RCP & LIGHTING NOTES:

SURFACE MOUNTED FIXTURE

WALL SCONCE 'G' INDICATES NUMBER OF SWITCHES

SUSPENDED PENDANT FIXTURE

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

SUSPENDED PENDANT FIXTURE

SURFACE MOUNTED FIXTURE

2. ALL SURFACES TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED AND MADE GOOD TO ACCEPT NEW CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES

3. CEILING HEIGHT AT 3048MM A.F.F UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

SURFACE MOUNTED FIXTURE

4. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE ALL CEILING ELEMENTS BETWEEN INTERIOR DESIGN AND ENGINEER DRAWINGS

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES G4

5. REFER TO ENGINEER DRAWINGS FOR LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS

WALL SCONCE 'G' INDICATES NUMBER OF SWITCHES

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WALL SCONCE

6. BEGIN PLACEMENT OF T-BAR CEILING TILES IN NORTH-WEST CORNER OF ROOM, CUT TILES WHERE PARTITIONS MEET CEILING.

WALL SCONCE

POLE

7. FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS TO BE INCLUDED. SWITCHES MOUNTED AT 48” (1200) A.F.F, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

8. REFER TO ID0.1 FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES

G4

SINGLE POLE GANGED SWITCHES

'G' INDICATES NUMBER OF SWITCHES

LIGHTING LEGEND:

FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS TO BE INCLUDED. SWITCHES

G4 G1 3 2 1 LL1 LL2

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

TN

MOUNTED AT 48” (1200) A.F.F, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

SYM. DESCRIPTION

RECESSED TRIMLESS DOWNLIGHT

COVE LED STRIP LIGHTING

UNDER-SHELF LED STRIP LIGHTING

G1

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

DRAWING DETAILED FURNITURE PLAN

ALL CEILINGS ARE TO BE GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED IN BENJAMIN MOORE’S WHITE OPULENCE (879), W/ A SATIN FINISH UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

ISSUE DESCRIPTION: DATE: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 12/15/2021

DRAWN BY: JHENAE STEPHENS

DATE: 12/15/2021

SWITCHES G4 G1 3 2 1 LL1 LL2 REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN ID1.3 2 ID3.2 LL1 LL1 LL1 G3 LL2 LL2 1 ID3.2 2 ID3.2 J

FINISHES

LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

POWER AND COMMUNICATION NOTES:

1. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO SITE VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR OMISSIONS TO DESIGNER

2. ALL SURFACES TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED AND MADE GOOD TO ACCEPT NEW CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES

3. REFER TO ELECTRICAL AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERS DRAWINGS FOR COMPLETE SPECIFICATIONS AND COLOR OF DEVICES

4. ALL EXISTING OUTLETS AND SWITCHES TO REMAIN. RETROFIT WITH NEW COVER PLATES TO COORDINATE WITH NEW WALL FINISHES.

5. NEW COVER PLATE COLOR TO BE DETERMINED.

6. THIS DRAWING FOR THE GENERAL LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF OUTLETS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES IS NOT INTENDED TO INDICATE THE COMPLETE SCOPE OF THE ELECTRICAL AND COMMUNICATIONS WORK. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND ENGINEER’S DRAWINGS TO CONSULTANT IMMEDIATELY.

7. DIMENSIONS ARE TO CENTER LINE OF SINGLE AND GROUPING OF OUTLETS, SWITCHES, DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

8. PROVIDE FIRE-STOPPING AT ALL PENETRATIONS FIRE SEPARATIONS. MAINTAIN RESISTANCE RATINGS OF FIRE SEPARATIONS.

9. INSTALL COVER PLATES AND TRIMS AFTER FINISHES

POWER & COMMUNICATIONS PLAN

FINISHES PLAN

POWER AND COMMUNICATION

LEGEND:

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

FINISHES PLAN

10. OFFSET OUTLETS MOUNTED ON OPPOSITE SIDES ON A PARTITION. PROVIDE CONTINUOUS AND UNINTERRUPTED SOUND ATTENUATION BLANKET BETWEEN OUTLETS AS REQUIRED.

SYMBOLS & ABBREVIATIONS

A.F.F

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

FINISHES NOTES:

1. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO SITE VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR OMISSIONS TO DESIGNER

2. ALL SURFACES TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED AND MADE GOOD TO ACCEPT NEW CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES

3. FLOOR FINISH TO BE RSF UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED; REFER TO FINISHES SCHEDULE

4. TYPICAL BASE BOARD FOR TREATMENT ROOMS TO BE 6” HIGH THERMOPLASTIC RUBBER WALL BASE

5. ALL WALLS TO BE PAINTED PT-1 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

6. CONTRACTOR TO PROTECT ALL NEW FLOOR FINISHES UPON COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION WITH PLASTIC SHEETS WHERE CONSTRUCTION WORK IS NOT COMPLETE.

7. CONTRACTOR TO REVIEW AND FOLLOW ALL MANUFACTURER PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

8. REFER TO ID2.2 FOR MILLWORK FINISHES

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

PROJECT

ISSUE DESCRIPTION: DATE:

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

DRAWING TITLE:

POWER, COMMUNICATION AND FINISHES PLANS

DRAWN BY: JHENAE STEPHENS

DATE: 12/15/2021

SCALE: AS NOTED

LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

WEST PARTITION ELEVATION

WEST PARTITION ELEVATION

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC 205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

FINISHES SCHEDULE: KEY DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER FINISH COLOUR REMARKS BB PAINTED BASEBOARDS BENJAMIN MOORE SATIN WHITE OPULENCE (879)

GWB GYPSUM WALL BOARD CERTAIN TEED - - 12.7mm THICK HPL-1 HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATE TAFISA FLAT MOJAVE T546 (AT) USED FOR CUSTOM MILLWORK

HPL-2 HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATE TAFISA FLAT BLACK T203(BV) USED IN WALL NICHE

CONSULTATION

LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

MILLWORK

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. DRAWN BY: JHENAE STEPHENS

MILLWORK

MILLWORK PLAN SECTION

SCALE: 1:20

SYMBOLS

LEARNING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR)

PROJECT:

HUMBER COLLEGE CAMPUS DENTAL CLINIC

205 HUMBER COLLEGE BLVD, ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 5L7

GENERAL NOTES:

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING ALL SITE DIMENSIONS AND SHALL REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE DESIGNER THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DRAWINGS, INCLUDING PROPERTY SURVEY, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, & ELECTRICAL. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODE AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. DRAWN BY:

JHENAE STEPHENS

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