Joshua Blackburn Resume & Work Sample

Joshua Blackburn

6737 Wild Ridge Lane West Bloomfield, MI 48322 248.910.9134 joshblackburn45@gmail.com

Academic Experience

Technical Skills

West Bloomfield High school 2011-2015

3D Modeling / 2 Drafting

University of Detroit Mercy - Psychology 2015 -Freshman year, Basic Foundation -Preparation through high school (A.P. class & electives) University of Detroit Mercy - S.O.A. 2016-2020 Undergraduate Degree - Winter 2019

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Summer Studio -Fitzgerald Neighborhood Design Build Project: “Home of the Community “ 2018 -Research Focus Project: “ Camping in the Zoo” 2019 Integrated Studios -Student Parent Housing: “On The Ave.” 2018 -Monastery School:“The Garden” 2019 Masters Degree - Winter 2020 Thesis Track: Theory - Parasitic Architecture Thesis Title: “To Eat at Another’s Table: A study in Parasitic Architecture”

NCAA Division 1 Athlete Competitive Foil 2011-Present -National & Local Competitive Competitions -Recruited by Head Coach of University of Detroit -Regional qualifiers: 2016, 2018, 2019 -Event: planning, setup, poster design, promotion, & video creation Assistant Coach 2015-Present -Coaching, Referring & Recruitment -Weapon & Equipment Repair -Advising on diet and work out methods

Teaching Assistant - Winter 2019

-Assisted Wladyslaw Fuchs -Class: Visual Communications IV -Individual Tutoring -Hand: Pencil / Pen / Dry Pastel / Watercolor -Computer: Auto-Cad 3D & 2D / 3DS Max / Advising for Rhino

Sefira (Sketch-up) DiaLux Adobe, Creative Suit Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Dimension

Work Experience Summer Studio 2018 -Material / Labor Pricing & Sourcing -Production of Construction Documents -Community Member Meetings / Discussions Laser & Model Shop Technion 2019-2020 -Laser Cutter Operator -Student Project Advisor -3D Modeling to Printing Caregiver for Special needs Children 2009-2020 -Group ranged from 1-8 people, ages 10 through 23 -Structuring Daily Activities / Excursions -Social & Life Skill Activities

Professional Work Experience Faudie Architecture Feb-Mar 2021 -Architectural intern: Introduction to an office environment -Worked in AutoCad to produce floor plans (Resedential and Medical Suite renovations mostly) -Resolve red lines from co-workers and Architects

Home of the Community

“Home of the Community” was a summer studio group assignment to design a pavilion for the Fitzgerald neighborhood. In this project, we looked to find elements of the home that could be translated into a public space. For this space, we designed a cooking area, recreation area for both old and young, but most importantly, safety. Each move we did project was to make the site transparent, and the road it a peaceful one.

Partners: Juan Cabral & Robert Westropp

The first approach of this project, while functional, was not a wise use of the structure. It is leading to a much more straightforward solution to our final iteration. This was able to improve upon our core concepts while simplifying the current design.

This street design uses an anamorphic image to create the illusion of an object being on the road, a method used in other parts of the world with Images of potholes to get people to slow down.

Here it is used as a reminder that children are present and to slow down.

The Final Approach of this design combines the two structures into one and simplifies the form.

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ROBERT WESTROPP, JOSH BLACKBURN, JUAN CABRAL 4001 W. McNICHOLS ROAD DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48221 E: westrora@udmercy.edu E: blackbjt@udmercy.edu E:

SAND PER PLAY STRUCTURE DRAWINGS

DETROIT COLLABORATIVE DESIGN CENTER 4001 W. McNICHOLS ROAD DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48221 P: 1-313-993-1037 E: piteradw@udmercy.edu E: heximech@udmercy.edu

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The final design for this project adjusted and was ultimately shaped by the design-build nature of the studio. Construction documents produced (these were not official but used as a learning tool), and a budget established. The group ended up only using 75% of the money provided and had planned for this to be used for upkeep or possibly for other tools for the community (this was designed to be a hub for the block club).

The Garden

The outer brick of this building protects the precious garden within this building from sound and business for a moment of calmness. The interior and garden embrace this made of heavy timber and glass. This soft interior designed with every system exposed so that the children who attend this Montessori school will have plenty to observe and question.

Partner: Duncan Schildgen

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1) Operable Windows - Operable windows reduce the load on the HVAC systems during the appropriate times of the year.

2) Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOA) - Duct Soxs allow for the pumping in of outdoor air during our buildings typically short cooling periods.

3) PV Panels - These occupy all the unclaimed roof space on our project. the atrium space was designed to accommodate these panels.

4) Water Collection/ Greywater Reuse - Passive water collection strategies allow for storage of water for later use by the building. this is for functions such as toilet flushing, and hand washing.

5) Sugar Maple Trees - Sugar maples are used in the garden to gather sap that could be later turned to syrup.

6) Sap Collection - In the Garden, trees are utilized as an opportunity to gather sap that could be later turned to syrup. in a year each tree can produce 24 - 8oz bottles of syrup.

7) Water Pump - Hand pumps are utilized in the Garden to help water plants in the Garden. it also allows the children to directly interact with the water collection system + Cistern.

8) Sound Dampening Baffles - CNC Routed Sound Dampening Baffles crafted from variously dyed fabrics.

9) Hydronic Radiant Heat Slab - Water is heated up via our ground sourced heat pump and then pumped into individually sectioned slabs in the building, allowing for individual zone control of the temperature.

10) Ground Sourced Heat Pump - heat is exchanged with the earth to heat up the water for the buildings various uses.

11) Cistern - This is a 10’x33’ diameter tank that collects water from each leg of the building and stores it for later use.

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From the first massing, this building set out with the goal of reaching a net zero for its energy gain. Similar to the classrooms, this is an aspect that every element needed to tie back. To balance this with the other primary objective, the group had decided early that a “fun” theme needed to be established from the start. From the exterior representing a library to the interior seeming to appear as the Detroit Science Center (or Michigan Science Center), this building has met its goal.

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Each classroom is essencially a blank slate. all the the layouts and classroom designs are formed through these blocks. they are wood and shift in size and color. they quadruple as whelving, seats, storage, and in some rooms to diffuse light. classrooms may be altered as needed however a handful of layouts where suggested by the designers, the most universal being on the right of this paragraph.

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Classroom design was one of the most critical aspects of the building for this group. Every aspect of this building can trace back to creating a better environment for these rooms, from the DLT structure to the Duct Sox ventilation. A small edition that may go unnoticed is the water pump in the garden area, this is just a fun system to show the greywater reuse, but it perfectly represents the “fun” theme we where going for when tying all of these elements to the classroom.

Camping in the Zoo Not a typical studio but rather one that focuses on historic preservation through research. A seven-week summer studio that established a framework for historic preservation in general and then broke into a quick initial design project. This project did not leave the conceptual phase and was more concerned with themes and practice.

The first section of this studio (5/7 weeks) focused on gathering research and publishing a book.

Each student was assigned a part and needed to occupy it with their online and site visit research.

BELLE ISLE IS WHAT IT FILTERS . . .

Belle Isle is a wetland and is comparable to a sponge in its relation to water. The ecosystem is heavily dependant on the water around it to support it, if it is polluted then the island is as well. When the water is contaminated fish should not be eaten, birds die off, and what plants can grow are limited. When the water is clean a variety of birds and fish can be seen, there is also a wider range of plant life. The great lakes and the Detroit River have had a rough track keeping this balance but with the return of birds such as the eagle, there are signs of improvement. This should be taken lightly however, threats such as Pipeline 5 and climate change are threatening the island in a severe manner.

Toxins from plants and the water are taken in by smaller fish. those are then eaten by larger ones and over time they become large deposits of chemicals.

When consumed by a person or an animal they become sick and/or store these chemicals and develop health issues over time.

Baever War 1629 - 1701 & Fort Detroit 1701

The military stalemate between native American tribes for control of the Great Lakes reign and its connecting waterways, such as the Lawrence river.

The Detroit River was a hinging point of this conflict, to control this meant to control everything.

French get involved because of the potential to establish fur trade routes in this area. this leads to the French assisting with war efforts and establishing themselves in this area.

Fishing in the great lakes region is an old pratice that is engaged across the state in large levels. it also can give an indecation if the water is healthy. right now only small fish may be consumed

Modern use, the auto industry

Given to the Newly formed united states by the British empire as an attempt to make peace for post-revolutionary war conflicts. This allowed trade in the 13 colonies to be controlled within rather from the outside influence of Britain.

Ford historically has been the main user of this to control the auto industry. Water has been the easiest way to transport very heavy objects and the establishments of the automotive industry on one of the country’s largest river connections allowed it to grow quickly.

Ceded to the English at the ends of the Seven Year War French and Indian war, As part of the “Treaty of Paris”.

This relinquished all French territories in North America to the British resulting in a large power gain for Britain.

This established England as the major power in the Americas, now not only having the most valuable land but also the control of the major trade routes.

Seeming to be the first official built portion of the waterfront Fort Detroit is established as one of the first grounding pieces of French control over the river systems. This making them one of the largest players in the discovery of America, second to England who focused on colonization.

Dioxins DDT Mercury

English takeover 1760 & Colonists take over 1796

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Causes Diabetis & Cancer in addition these also Hinder somones potential to have children Found in every fish caught in the Great Lakes region.

1900 - Present

The Coast Guard follow a similar method to those in colonial times

Birds sited on the island are evidence of cleaner water being present on the island. due to the fact that these birds rely on this as a contingent for survival

Small fish hold safe amounts while larger fish carry dangerous levels

The average person uses the river in a similar way fur traders have used it

Toxins from plants and the water are taken in by smaller fish. those are then eaten by larger ones and over time they become large deposits of chemicals.

When consumed by a person or an animal they become sick and/or store these chemicals and develop health issues over time.

In General

Michigan specifically

Invasive Species

This is an ongoing phenomenon that is always happening in the world and it only becomes an issue when it overwhelms the environment that it is placed in. this influence is amplified when water is involved, typically the more water the more of impact pollution will have.

In Michigan's waterways, this starts to become an issue with the introduction of modern industry and its burdens.

This influence is seen on a large with the depletion of native plants and animals. On a small scale, the destruction of soil can be noticed along the coast. Islands such as Belle Isle are drastically affected by this because not only it an island but also a swampier on. Meaning that polluted water circulates through it constantly. This is true for Michigan, but the limited land mass of Belle Isle makes this concerning. To specifically call out a couple of heavy sources: The Line 5 Pipeline and the practice of Fracking in the local area.

Pollution in the water is not only caused by machines. Fisheries create pollution by concentrating a lot of their stock fish in one spot. This creates a concentration of waste products that cannot be managed in the area it occupies. This also has the potential to carry over fish, diseases, and other elements that do not belong in the local area but can be housed in the lakes.

These are basically an organism that is introduced to an environment not native to its own. When this occurs it typically throws the ecosystem out of balance and starts to destroy it. The effects of this are normally irreversible and have large consequences.

In the great lakes and the connecting rivers, there are several species that have started to challenge the aquatic life that already exists.

1 Non-native species escaping Causes - Competition with local fish - Introduction of a GMO to environment - Imbalance of ecosystem 2 Crowding of fish Causes...

- The concentration of fish sewage and oil - Incubation of diseases 3 These outside fish can Cause . . .

- Introduction to foreign diseases - Potential for a non-native to disrupt the ecosystem - Introduction of drugs such as hormones and vitamins 4 Moray eel was introduced to the lakes and rivers preying on fish that previously had no predator.

5 Some species are good in the new environment but this is a rare occurrence, such as zebra mussels.

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Masters Thesis

This was an investigation in the behaviors and relationships associated with parasitic architecture.

Research on the subject entailed a full year of work to establish a theory and serve as a masters thesis in architecture. The theory itself challenges the way in which architecture is viewed, establishing the qualities of the incomplete. There is a 166 page book containing research and investigations. In addition thisg thesis was partially completed online or remotely due to the Covid 19 pandemic.

Scan QR code to view the book online

https://issuu.com/joshuablakburn/docs/2020_blackbutn_joshua_to_eat_at_another_s__online_

To Eat at Another’s Table A Study in Parasitic Architecture

Joshua Blackburn Advisor: Wladyslaw Fuchs University of Detroit Mercy | School of Architecture | Winter 2020

To say they have spent a day in their shoes understates the lifetime they plan to spend under their skin. The host and home are known. When the parasite approaches, it might as well be their home, but it is not.

The built environment is, in its essence, a parasite of the earth. Also, buildings themselves seem to represent the humans that have made them. One could state that the built environment is a monument to the sins of humans and embodies their nature. Further in the philosophy of noise (M. Serris) suggests that the parasite is noise within the world. Derived from the French definition of a parasite, this translates to static. People in this context seen as the ultimate parasite, one that manipulates through the social and physical influence on shape others and their environment. This noise/static is the start of the investigation upon people and their scenes first better to understand architecture, then to find the place of parasites within people.

To understand parasitic architecture, one must first understand people and how they engage with architecture because the built environment itself is a representation and monument the sins of humans. A building as a person is the method in which e describe our scenes: noise(disruption), sight (contrast), smell (influence), touch (Plasticity), flavor (intimacy). The parasite as a person showcases a human’s true nature, and through this, a person begins in noise, violates selective scenes, and ends with flavor. A relationship such as this is not negotiated or even talked about; the situation becomes hijacked. The parasite creates its place and establishes itself under the illusion of a single being while accompanying its host. Within the hijacking process, the parasite creates a scene of motion and struggle. The actions are in many forms aggressive toward the host, who will then respond with varying types of resistance. Change occurs and will continuously happen as the parasite cocoons itself within the host.

To eat at another’s table means to be guests and to receive in the situation.

Behaviors and relationships shape further interactions, establishing the context.

For this approach, the intention is genuinely neutral; however, what occurs will be measured and weighed. When one approaches the table, they come with a knowledge of the host and their home.

At its core, the process is to gain from others. It exists in a genuinely neutral environment. For this meeting to occur, there needs to be a foot in the door before the table. A previous relationship is required, or connection will need first to be defined. A friendship or a family connection is the entry point, and as the connection changes, parasites emerge. Being a natural process, the creation of humankind, these elements are created and are built into their creations. For something to be parasitic means it utilizes the relationship, for something designed to be parasitic creates a story.

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Personal Projects

Collection of projects that I have worked on outside of a studio or as an exercise for a studio. For this section i had included ink, watercolor, and charcoal drawings. Built projects originate from a masters advanced fabrication class that included: a box with no glue, chair (this is attached to the ceiling), and a tessellating object. The lower models are ketch models that balance themselves and a toy that I had designed and made. Finally, the three images below are photoshop collages.

Professional Experience Faudie Architecture: This was my first internship position out of school and acted as an introduction to an architectural office and a real-world workflow.

Most architectural works were in residential and medical suite floor plans/documentation. At the exit interview, my strengths were highlighted to have eagerness to learn and engage with work in the office. Weaknesses were a lack of confidence and skill in professional drafting standards. All Drawings included were completed with the assistance of Brian Liming and David Brinkmeier at Fauddie Architecture. Also, all names/addresses of clients have been removed for their privacy.

Time Peroid: Feb 2, 2021 to April 9,2021 Position: Co-op / Intern Responsibilities: Assistance in red line corrections and document organization, both for drawing sets and various sets. Also, creation of preliminary drawings and sketches in Autocad/Sketchup.

Residence Addition

26261 Evergreen Rd., Suite #123 Southfield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

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DINING RM.

EXIST. FINISH FLOOR @ 0'-0" A.F.F.

PROPOSED WINDOW HT. @ 8'-0" A.F.F.

2'-3"

EXIST. PLATE @ 8'-0" A.F.F.

PRELIMINARY ELEVATION WEST

5

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

12

12

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

PRELIMINARY INTERIOR ELEVATION

6

27'-0"

7

6'-0"

PRELIMINARY INTERIOR ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

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22'-5"

DRAWING DATE:

DRAWING DATE:

3/8/21

PRELIMINARY ELEVATION NORTH

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

PROJECT NUMBER:

2

21021

SHEET NUMBER:

PFP-10A

PFP- 9A

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN 540 S.F.

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

NORTH

1

21021

SHEET NUMBER:

PFP-10B

32870 WING LAKE RD, FRANKLIN, MI 48025

PRELIMINARY INTERIOR ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

Programs used & Purpose.

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This project was first digitized from the original hand-drawn set in AutoCad for the base house. The addition is currently still being worked on, but I was responsible for creating PFP-1 to PFP11 and all their variations/elevations, with guidance from David Brinkmeier.

3/18/21

PRELIMINARY ELEVATION NORTH

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

PROJECT NUMBER:

2

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN 540 S.F.

SCALE: 1/4"- 1'-0"

NORTH

1

21021

SHEET NUMBER:

PFP-11

This is a collection of quick SketchUp renderings. These were ultimately not used but served as a good exercise in SketchUp being used professionally.

Residence House For this project, I was assigned to modify existing floor plans and create electrical/lighting plans. This was under the guidance of a packet with detailed use of each room and the desired conditions for lighting. Also, this was all supervised by David Brinkmeier.

Programs used & Purpose.

AutoCad: Modifying existing floor plans for the creation of lighting and electrical projects.

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ELECTRICAL LEGEND TYPE

DESCRIPTION

STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET W/ GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET - COUNTER HEIGHT (42"A.F.F.)

ELECTRICAL LEGEND ID

TYPE

STANDARD 220V DUPLEX OUTLET

STANDARD 220V DUPLEX OUTLET

BIRD CAGE

STANDARD OUTLET FOR REFRIGERATORS

STANDARD OUTLET FOR REFRIGERATORS JUNCTION BOX - SECURELY NOT USED IN CURRENT INSTALL TO ADJACENT PLANS CEILING FRAMING

C.PATIO

JUNCTION BOX FOR GARAGE DOOR OPENER

JUNCTION BOX FOR GARAGE DOOR OPENER

C.PATIO

ALARM PANEL

ALARM PANEL

CABLE TV CONNECTION

CABLE TV CONNECTION SHELVING

DATA CONNECTION

PROJECT NAME:

UP

HOSE BIBB CONNECTION

POWER FOR DISPOSAL POWER FOR FOREPLACE

POWER FOR DISHWASHER T.V. ABOVE FIREPLACE PROVIDE DATA & POWER

NOTE #1

FLOOR BOXES, CONFIRM W/OWNER

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

T.V. ABOVE FIREPLACE PROVIDE DATA & POWER

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

POWER FOR FOREPLACE

FLOOR BOXES, CONFIRM W/OWNER

HOIST

GAS LINE CONNECTION

TUB

HOSE BIBB CONNECTION

FLOOR BOX POWER/DATA

DATA CONNECTION

C.PATIO

GAS LINE CONNECTION

PROJECT NAME:

C.PATIO

DESCRIPTION

STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET W/ GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET - COUNTER HEIGHT (42"A.F.F.)

JUNCTION BOX - SECURELY NOT USED IN CURRENT INSTALL TO ADJACENT PLANS CEILING FRAMING

STRUCT. BEAM ABOVE

SYMBOL

DN

UP

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

SYMBOL

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

ID

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ISSUED FOR: DATE REV. # SHEET TITLE:

C.PORCH

DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN

SHEET TITLE:

C.PORCH

4-1-21

PROGRESS SET

UP

POWER FOR DISHWASHER

REV. #

DATE

POWER FOR DISHWASHER

4-1-21

ISSUED FOR:

UP

PROGRESS SET

42" OUTLET IN CABINET

DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

PROJECT NUMBER:

PROJECT NUMBER: NORTH

20018

1

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN EAST

SHEET NUMBER:

NORTH

20018

1

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

E-101

SHEET NUMBER:

E-102

ELECTRICAL LEGEND TYPE

DESCRIPTION

STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET W/ GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET - COUNTER HEIGHT (42"A.F.F.)

LIGHTING LEGEND ID

SYMBOL

NOT USED IN CURRENT PLANS

LIGHT FIXTURE 12'x4" 2'x4'

2'x4'

LIGHT FIXTURE 8'x4"

JUNCTION BOX - SECURELY NOT USED IN CURRENT INSTALL TO ADJACENT PLANS CEILING FRAMING

LIGHT FIXTURE 2'x4'

JUNCTION BOX FOR GARAGE DOOR OPENER

ALCOVE LIGHTS

ALARM PANEL

NEW WALL SCONCE INSTALLED @ 6'-0" A.F.F.

CABLE TV CONNECTION

CONSULT WITH OWNER FOR SPECIFICATIONS

SINGLE SWITCH 2'x4'

2'x4'

DATA CONNECTION

3 WAY SWITCH

GAS LINE CONNECTION

12'x4"

12'x4"

12'x4"

12'x4"

12'x4"

12'x4"

DATE

NOTE #2

SHEET TITLE:

SECOND FLOOR POWER PLAN

SHEET TITLE:

PROGRESS SET

PROGRESS SET

NOTE #2

REV. #

ISSUED FOR: DATE

CENTER RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE OVER BAR BELOW OUTLINE IN SOFFIT WIRE TO DUSK TO DAWN SENSOR ISLAND LIGHTS CONFIRM WITH OWNER FOR PLACEMENT, SIZE, AND CONTROL CONFIRM WITH OWNER FOR LIGHTING CONTROL

REV. #

4-1-21

1.

2.

3.

4.

ISSUED FOR:

PLAN NOTES

NIGHT LIGHTING LOCATED IN BASE BOARDING CONFIRM WITH OWNER FOR CONTROL

4-1-21

PLAN NOTES

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

EXHAUST FAN w/ LIGHT PROVIDE SEPARATE SWITCH FOR LIGHT & FAN SMOKE DETECTOR - ALL UNITS TO BE CIRCUITED TOGETHER

PROJECT NAME:

PROJECT NAME:

EXHAUST FAN

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

T.V. ABOVE FIREPLACE PROVIDE DATA & POWER

FLOOR BOXES, CONFIRM W/OWNER

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

DOOR JAMB SWITCH

HOSE BIBB CONNECTION

1.

DESCRIPTION

LAMP POST, SIZE TO BE DETERMINED

STANDARD 220V DUPLEX OUTLET STANDARD OUTLET FOR REFRIGERATORS

POWER FOR FOREPLACE

TYPE BOOKSHELF LIGHT 4"D RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE 4"D RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE 12"D

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

SYMBOL

DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

ID

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DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

This drawing, as an instrument of service, remains the property of Faudie Architecture, Inc. Any changes, publication, or unauthorized use is prohibited unless expressly approved.

NORTH

PROJECT NUMBER:

20018

1

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN WEST

SHEET NUMBER:

NORTH

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

E-103

20018

1

SHEET NUMBER:

E-104

LIGHTING LEGEND TYPE

DESCRIPTION

BOOKSHELF LIGHT 4"D RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE 4"D

LIGHTING LEGEND ID

NOT USED IN CURRENT PLANS

LAMP POST, SIZE TO BE DETERMINED

LIGHT FIXTURE 12'x4"

LIGHT FIXTURE 12'x4"

LIGHT FIXTURE 8'x4"

LIGHT FIXTURE 8'x4"

LIGHT FIXTURE 2'x4'

LIGHT FIXTURE 2'x4' CONSULT WITH OWNER FOR SPECIFICATIONS

ALCOVE LIGHTS

NEW WALL SCONCE INSTALLED @ 6'-0" A.F.F.

NEW WALL SCONCE INSTALLED @ 6'-0" A.F.F.

SINGLE SWITCH

SINGLE SWITCH 3 WAY SWITCH DOOR JAMB SWITCH

NOTE #3 8'x4"

8'x4" PROJECT NAME:

8'x4"

NOTE #2

NOTE #2

PROJECT NAME:

NOTE #2

EXHAUST FAN w/ LIGHT PROVIDE SEPARATE SWITCH FOR LIGHT & FAN SMOKE DETECTOR - ALL UNITS TO BE CIRCUITED TOGETHER

PLAN NOTES

PLAN NOTES

DATE

NOTE #1

NOTE #1

SHEET TITLE:

SHEET TITLE:

NOTE #1

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

REV. #

DATE

4-1-21

ISSUED FOR:

OUTLINE IN SOFFIT WIRE TO DUSK TO DAWN SENSOR CONFIRM WITH OWNER FOR LIGHTING CONTROL

REV. #

NOTE #1

1.

2.

PROGRESS SET

OUTLINE IN SOFFIT WIRE TO DUSK TO DAWN SENSOR LIGHTS UNDER COUNTER CONFIRM WITH OWNER FOR CONTROL & LOCATION CONFIRM WITH OWNER FOR LIGHTING CONTROL ISSUED FOR:

1.

2.

3.

DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

This drawing, as an instrument of service, remains the property of Faudie Architecture, Inc. Any changes, publication, or unauthorized use is prohibited unless expressly approved.

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN EAST

20018

1

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

SHEET NUMBER:

E-105

PROJECT NUMBER:

SECOND FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

NORTH

1

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Residence House BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19. MINIMUM CLEAR WIDTH FOR THE HANDICAPPED PASSAGE IS 32 INCHES AT A POINT, I.E., DOORWAY AND 36 INCHES CONTINUOUSLY. 20. VISIT PROJECT SITE AND BECOME FULLY COGNIZANT OF ALL EXISTING ARCHITECTURAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, STRUCTURAL AND SITE CONDITIONS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE WORK. 21. RESTORED SURFACES SHALL BE OF THE SAME MATERIALS AND QUALITY AS ADJACENT SURFACES, AND SHALL MATCH SURROUNDING SURFACES, AND/OR BE RESTORED TO PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONDITION. 22. PROTECTION OF EXISTING SERVICES: PROTECT FROM ALL DAMGAGE, EXISTING SERVICES (IE, GAS, WATER, ELECTRICAL, ETC) ENCOUNTERED IN THE WORK NOT SPECIFICALLY INDICATED TO BE DEMOLISHED. INCLUDE ALL RELATED COSTS. 23. REPAIR AND / OR REPLACE EXISTING ACTIVE SERVICES INTENDED TO REMAIN IN SERVICE, BUT DAMAGED DURING THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION. ABSORB ALL RELATED COSTS. NO "EXTRAS" WILL BE PAID TO RESTORE EXISTING ACTIVE SERVICES DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION. 24. PRIOR TO FINAL ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER, THOROUGHLY CLEAN ALL WORK INSIDE AND OUT AS APPLICABLE, AND LEAVE ALL SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT IN PERFECT WORKING ORDER. THOROUGHLY CLEAN ALL PLUMBING FIXTURES,EXPOSED PIPING, FLOOR DRAIN GRATES, AND CLEAN OUT COVERS AS APPLICABLE.

DBL. DET. DIA. DIAG. DIM. DIR. DN. D.O. DR. D.S. DWG. DWR. EA. E.E.R. ELEC. ELEV./EL. ELEVR. EMERG. ENGR. E.J. EQUIP. EX'G. EXT. EXP. E.W.C. E.W. F.D. F.F. F.H.C. FIN. FLR.

INSIDE DIAMETER INCHES INSULATION INTERIOR INDIRECT WASTE JANITOR JOINT JOIST LAMINATE LAVATORY LIGHTING LEVEL LIGHTWEIGHT MAINTENANCE MATERIAL MAXIMUM MACHINE BOLT MECHANICAL METAL MEZZANINE MANUFACTURER MINIMUM MISCELLANEOUS MASONRY OPENING MULLION

EQUIPMENT EXISTING EXTERIOR EXPANSION ELECTRIC WATER COOLER EACH WAY

N.I.C. NO. NOM. NON-COM N.T.S.

NOT IN CONTRACT NUMBER NOMINAL NON-COMBUSTIBLE NOT TO SCALE

FLOOR DRAIN FINISH FLOOR FIRE HOSE CABINET FINISH FLOOR

O.C. O.C.C. O.D. O.F.

ON CENTER OPERATOR CONTROL CENTER OUTSIDE DIAMETER OVERFLOW

RISER RADIUS ROOF DRAIN REFERENCE REFLECTED REINFORCED REQUIRED RESILIENT ROOM ROUGH OPENING ROOF SUMP ROOF CONDUCTOR

S.C. SECT. SHT. S.F. SIM. SIMUL. SPEC. S.S. STA. STD. STRUCT. SUSP. SYM. S4S

SOLID CORE SECTION SHEET SQUARE FOOT SIMILAR SIMULATED SPECIFICATIONS STAINLESS STEEL STATION STANDARD STRUCTURAL SUSPENDED S YMMETRICAL SURFACED FOUR SIDES

T. T&B./ T/B T & G. TEMP. TEL. TH. T.O.C. T.O.P. T.O.M. T.O.S. T.O.W. TYP.

TREAD TOP AND BOTTOM TONGUE AND GROOVE TEMPERED TELEPHONE THICK TOP OF CONCRETE TOP OF PARAPET TOP OF MASONRY TOP OF STEEL TOP OF WALL TYPICAL

U.N.O. UR.

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE URINAL

VCT VERT. VEST.

VINYL COMPOSITION TILE VERTICAL VESTIBULE

W. w/ W.C. WD. W.I. w/o WP

WIDE WITH WATER CLOSET WOOD WROUGHT IRON WITHOUT WEATHERPROOF

DETAIL NUMBER BARRIER FREE ACCESSIBLE BARRIER FREE ACCESSIBLE

DRAWING INDEX

CHANNEL 1

ADDENDUM

1

BULLETIN WORK POINT OR ELEV. BENCH MARK

XXX

DOOR NUMBERS

>

PLATE

INTERIOR ELEVATION TARGET NUMBER FOR DETAIL

1

SHEET WHERE DETAIL IS SHOWN

A-305

DETAIL BUBBLE NUMBER FOR DETAIL

GENERAL T-001

<

CENTER LINE

~

DIAMETER OF ROUND

&

AND

@

AT

%

SHEET WHERE DETAIL IS SHOWN

A-401

ANGLE

COVER SHEET CIVIL

1

SHEET WHERE DETAIL IS SHOWN

A-302

TYP. SECTION CUT

1

PERCENT

ROOM NUMBER

PROJECT NAME:

R. RAD. R.D. REF. REFL. REINF. REQ'D. RES. RM. R.O. R.S. R.C.

B.F.

A

C-101

ARCHITECTURAL FOUNDATION PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

A-103

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN

A-104

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN

A-105

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

A-106

ROOF PLAN

A-201

EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A-301

BUILDING SECTION

A-302 A-303

COLUMN GRID

OVERALL FLOOR PLAN

SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

SHEET WHERE REFERENCED

A-304 A-101

1

SITE PLAN

A-101 A-102

A-305 A-501

WALL SECTIONS WALL SECTIONS WALL SECTIONS WALL SECTIONS & ENLARGED DETAILS ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS ELECTRICAL

DETAIL OR PLAN DRAWING NUMBER

PROGRESS SET

QUARRY TILE

ISSUED FOR:

HIGH HOSE BIB HANDICAP HARDWOOD HOLLOW METAL HORIZONTAL HEIGHT HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATE HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING HYDRANT

OFFICE OWNER FURNISH ITEM OWNER FURNISH OWNER INSTALL OPPOSITE OVERHEAD OPENING

Q.T.

DATE

GAUGE GALVANIZED GLASS GLASS FIBER REINFORCED GRADE GYPSUM BOARD GYPSUM WALL BOARD

OFF. OFI OF OI OPP. O.H. OPN'G.

4-1-21

GA. GALV. GL. G.F.R.G. BUILDING GR. BLOCK GYP. BD. BEAM G.W.B. BOTTOM OF STEEL BOTTOM BOTTOM OF GIRT CENTER TO H. H.B. H/C CENTER HDWD. CERAMIC H.M. CEMENT HORIZ. CONTROL JOINT HGT. CEILING HPL CLOSET HVAC CLEAR HYD. CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT COLUMN I.D. CONCRETE IN. COMPOSITION INSUL. CONTINUOUS INT. CORRIDOR I.W. CARPET CERAMIC TILE JAN. JT. DOUBLE JST. DETAIL DIAMETER LAM. DIAGONAL LAV. DIMENSION LTG. DIRECTION LVL. DOWN LTWT. DOOR OPENING DOOR MAINT. DOWNSPOUT MATL. DRAWING MAX. DRAWER M.B. MECH. EACH MET. ELECTRONIC MEZZ. EQUIPMENT ROOM MFR. ELECTRICAL MIN. ELEVATION MISC. ELEVATOR M.O. EMERGENCY ENGINEER EXPANSION JOINT MULL.

FINISHED OPENING FACE OF CONCRETE FACE OF FINISH FACE OF MASONRY FACE OF STUD FIBER REINFORCED PLASTIC FLOOR SINK FEET

REV. #

10.

11.

C/C CER. CEM. C.J. CLG./CEIL. CLOS. CLR. C.M.U. COL. CONC. COMP. CONT. CORR. CPT. C.T.

F.O. F.O.C. F.O.F. F.O.M. F.O.S. F.R.P. F.S. FT.

E-101

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN

E-102

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN

E-103

SECOND FLOOR POWER PLAN

E-104

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

E-105

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

E-106

SECOND FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

TITLE SHEET

9.

BD.BLDG. BLK. BM. B.O.S. BOTT. B.O.G.

ANCHOR BOLT ABOVE ABBREVIATION(S) AIR CONDITIONING ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE ACOUSTIC AREA DRAIN ABOVE FINISH FLOOR ALUMINUM ANODIZED APPROVED ARCHITECTURAL BOARD

SHEET TITLE:

7.

8.

AB. A.B. ABBREV. A/C A.C.T. ACOUST. A.D. A.F.F. ALUM. ANOD. APPVD. ARCH.

4-1-21 PROGRESS SET

6.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO ANY WORK AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK AND MATERIALS INCLUDING THOSE FURNISHED BY SUBCONTRACTORS. CONTRACTOR SHALL ACCEPT PREMISES AS FOUND, OWNER ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONDITION OF THE EXISTING SITE OR EXISTING STRUCTURES AT THE TIME OF BIDDING OR THEREAFTER. DIMENSIONS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER DRAWINGS. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS TO DETERMINE ANY LOCATIONS. THE ARCHITECT SHALL BE NOTIFIED IF ANY DISCREPANCY OCCURS PRIOR TO CONTINUING WITH WORK. ALL PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE FROM WALL FINISH UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. DETAILED DRAWINGS AND LARGER SCALE DRAWINGS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER SMALL SCALE DRAWINGS. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO LOCATE ALL EXISTING UTILITIES WHETHER SHOWN HEREIN OR NOT AND TO PROTECT THEM FROM DAMAGE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BEAR ALL EXPENSE OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF UTILITIES OR OTHER PROPERTY DAMAGED BY OPERATIONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EXECUTION OF THE WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPORT TO THE ARCHITECT ANY DISCREPANCIES, ERRORS, INCONSISTENCIES, OR OMISSIONS HE MAY DISCOVER AND CLARIFY WITH THE ARCHITECT AND OWNER SUCH DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CORRECTING ANY ERRORS AFTER THE START OF CONSTRUCTION WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT. THE MEANS OF CORRECTING ANY ERROR SHALL FIRST BE APPROVED BY THE ARCHITECT AND OWNER. THE ARCHITECT AND/OR OWNER WILL REVIEW SHOP DRAWINGS AND SAMPLES FOR CONFORMANCE WITH DESIGN CONCEPT OF THE PROJECT. THE OWNER AND/OR ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL OF A INDIVIDUAL ITEM SHALL NOT INDICATE APPROVAL OF AN ASSEMBLY IN WHICH THE ITEM FUNCTIONS. FOR CONSTRUCTION DETAILS NOT SHOWN, USE THE MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD DETAILS OR APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS/DATA SHEETS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS. MUNICIPALITY APPROVED PLANS SHALL BE KEPT IN A PLAN BOX AND SHALL NOT BE USED BY WORKMEN. ALL CONSTRUCTION SETS SHALL REFLECT SAME INFORMATION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO MAINTAIN, IN GOOD CONDITION, ONE COMPLETE SET OF PLANS WITH ALL THE REVISIONS, ADDENDUMS AND CHANGE ORDERS, ON THE PREMISES AT ALL TIMES. THESE ARE TO BE KEPT UNDER THE CARE OF THE JOB SUPERINTENDENT. PROVIDE BLOCKING FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SIGNAGE, O.H. DOOR ASSEMBLIES, WALL MOUNTED LIGHTS, A/V EQUIPMENT, TOILET ROOM ACCESSORIES, COUNTERTOPS, CABINETS, SHELVING, PAY PHONES, MECH., PLUMBING AND ELEC. EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES, ETC. AND AS INDICATED IN THE PLANS AND DETAILS (REFER TO THE MECH. , ELEC., AND PLUMBING DRAWINGS).

ALL WOOD BLOCKING IN CONTACT WITH CONCRETE, MASONRY, STRUCTURAL STEEL, METAL ROOF DECK OR IN THE EXTERIOR WALL CONSTRUCTION IS TO BE PRESERVATIVE PRESSURE TREATED (P.T.) ALL ITEMS LOCATED IN THE RETURN AIR PLENUMS ARE TO BE NON-COMBUSTIBLE AND RATED FOR PLENUM USAGE. STUD WALL INSULATION IS TO BE OWENS CORNING FOIL FACED BATT INSULATION OR APPROVED EQUAL. AT EXPOSED CONDITIONS THE INSULATION IS TO BE RATED FOR PLENUM USAGE. 312" STUD = R-13, 6" STUD = R-19 , AT HORIZONTAL SURFACES INDICATING BATT INSULATION INSTALL 6" FOIL FACED BATTS. AT 112 " FURRING WALLS REQUIRING INSULATION INSTALL OWENS CORNING OR APPROVED EQUAL 1\" FOIL FACED CURTAIN WALL INSULATION R = 6.5. REFER TO SECTIONS AND THE FINISH SCHEDULE FOR ACOUSTICAL INSULATION REQUIREMENTS. VERIFY APPLIANCE AND PLUMBING ROUGH- IN REQUIREMENTS AND CLEARANCES PRIOR TO FABRICATING AND INSTALLING ANY MILLWORK, TOILET ACCESSORIES, SHOWER STALL, ETC. ALL DEBRIS IS TO BE REMOVED FROM THE PREMISES AND ALL AREAS SHALL BE LEFT IN A CLEAN (BROOM) CONDITION AT ALL TIMES. CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE OCCUPANTS AND WORKERS AT ALL TIMES. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR AND SHALL REPLACE OR REMEDY ANY FAULTY, IMPROPER OR INFERIOR MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP WHICH SHALL APPEAR WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR OR AS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED FOR THE SPECIFIC COMPONENT AFTER THE COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THE INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL OF ACCESSIBILITY SHALL BE USED TO IDENTIFY ACCESSIBLE FACILITIES

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

1/8" = 1'-0"

2.

3.

4.

5.

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

FA JOB #20018

1.

DRAWN BY: KJA DRAWING DATE:

CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

This drawing, as an instrument of service, remains the property of Faudie Architecture, Inc. Any changes, publication, or unauthorized use is prohibited unless expressly approved.

PROJECT NUMBER:

20018 SHEET NUMBER:

T-001

CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

This drawing, as an instrument of service, remains the property of Faudie Architecture, Inc. Any changes, publication, or unauthorized use is prohibited unless expressly approved.

PROJECT NUMBER: NORTH

PROGRESS SET

8'x4"

CONSULT WITH OWNER FOR SPECIFICATIONS

EXHAUST FAN

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

8'x4"

EXHAUST FAN w/ LIGHT PROVIDE SEPARATE SWITCH FOR LIGHT & FAN SMOKE DETECTOR - ALL UNITS TO BE CIRCUITED TOGETHER

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

3 WAY SWITCH DOOR JAMB SWITCH EXHAUST FAN

8'x4"

NOT USED IN CURRENT PLANS

GUNN ROAD OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI 48306

ALCOVE LIGHTS

NOTE #3

DESCRIPTION

RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE 4"D RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE 12"D

4-1-21

C.PATIO

TYPE BOOKSHELF LIGHT 4"D

RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURE 12"D LAMP POST, SIZE TO BE DETERMINED

SYMBOL

BATTAGLIA ALLEGRO RESIDENCE

SYMBOL

SECOND FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

ID

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26261 Evergreen Road, Suite #123 Southfield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

© 2021, Faudie Architecture, Inc.

CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

This drawing, as an instrument of service, remains the property of Faudie Architecture, Inc. Any changes, publication, or unauthorized use is prohibited unless expressly approved.

PROJECT NUMBER:

SECOND FLOOR POWER PLAN

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

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CHECKED BY: DSB 4-1-21

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This drawing, as an instrument of service, remains the property of Faudie Architecture, Inc. Any changes, publication, or unauthorized use is prohibited unless expressly approved.

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN WEST

This was minor; however, I had also assisted in preparing a Progress Set for this project. In addition to the electrical and lighting drawings, I had collected pictures from co-workers, dated them, and added them to the T-001 sheet for the set.

20018 SHEET NUMBER:

E-106

Medical Suite Renovations These are a collection of medical suites that were typically small in scale and ranged across multiple projects. All of these were either modifying existing layouts or filling in an empty floor plan. Each followed a relatively similar set of boundaries; challenges surfaced from properly laying out and creating a practical floor plan from the client’s desires. Also, demolition layers were required for most drawings. Brian Liming oversaw all drawings in this section.

Programs used & Purpose.

Premier Med Suite 205, Final plan of three

Premier Med Suite 205, second iteration

8'-6"x10'-6"

UNISEX 7'-6"x7'-6"

PROC

WAITING RM.

12'-6"x16'-0"

MA

BREAK RM.

STOR

ADMIN

4'-6"x4'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

ULTRA SOUND

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

7'-6"x7'-0"

STOR

5'-0"x6'-0"

ADMIN EXAM

SUP

9'-0"x10'-0"

STOR

KEY PLAN

4'-0"x5'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

SUP

10'-0"x8'-6"

9'-0"x10'-0"

12'-0"x8'-0"

STOR

NORTH

4'-0"x5'-0"

SCALE: N.T.S.

CONS

8'-6"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

OFFICE

9'-6"x8'-6"

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

14'-0"x11'-6"

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN - WITH DEMO

NORTH

1

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

MNG

8'-6"x10'-6"

UNISEX 7'-6"x7'-6"

PROC

WAITING RM.

12'-6"x16'-0"

PROJECT NAME:

MA

BREAK RM.

12'-0"x9'-0"

14'-0"x14'-0"

STOR

ADMIN

4'-6"x4'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

ULTRA SOUND

OFFICE

12'-0"x9'-6"

EXAM

OFFICE

10'-6"x9'-6"

14'-0"x11'-6"

SURG

EXAM

11'-0"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

EXAM

CONS

8'-6"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

9'-6"x8'-6"

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN - WITH DEMO

NORTH

ULTRA SOUND

MNG

8'-6"x10'-6"

8'-6"x14'-0"

PROC

12'-6"x9'-6"

WAITING RM. BREAK RM.

12'-0"x17'-6"

UNISEX 7'-6"x7'-0"

STOR

5'-0"x6'-0"

ADMIN EXAM

SUP

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

SUP

10'-0"x8'-6"

9'-0"x10'-0"

12'-0"x8'-0"

STOR

6'-6"x7'-8"

STOR

4'-0"x5'-0"

11'-0"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

8'-6"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

4'-0"x5'-0"

CONS

OFFICE

9'-6"x8'-6"

OFFICE

12'-0"x9'-6"

OFFICE

10'-6"x9'-6"

11'-0"x9'-6"

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

12'-0"x8'-0"

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

EXAM

11'-0"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

SURG

CONS

8'-6"x8'-6"

9'-6"x8'-6" ISSUED FOR:

12'-0"x8'-0"

11'-0"x9'-6"

SURG

EXAM

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

DATE:

10'-6"x9'-6"

EXAM

EXAM

DRAWING DATE:

DRAWING DATE:

3-24-21

3-15-21

PROJECT NUMBER: NORTH

1

21030

Premier Med Suite 205, Initial plan of three/alternate layout WAITING RM.

10'-6"x12'-6"

UNISEX

8'-6"x25'-0"

10'-6"x7'-6"

STOR

5'-0"x6'-0"

CONS

STOR

ADMIN

8'-0"x4'-6"

EXAM

9'-0"x8'-6"

KEY PLAN

PFP-2

PREMIER MED. SUITE 201 EXPANSION

BREAK RM.

9'-0"x8'-0"

21030

SHEET NUMBER:

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ULTRA SOUND

9'-0"x8'-6"

1

Premier Med Ste 201 Expansion

© 2021, Faudie Architecture, Inc.

SURG

NORTH

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

PFP-3

MNG

PROJECT NUMBER:

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN

SHEET NUMBER:

26261 Evergreen Rd., Suite #123 Southf ield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

9'-0"x10'-0"

NORTH

SCALE: N.T.S.

PROCEDURE EXAM

OFFICE

12'-0"x8'-0"

11'-0"x9'-6"

EXAM

EXAM

11'-0"x8'-6"

12'-0"x8'-6"

EXAM

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

14'-0"x11'-6"

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN -WITH DEMO

NORTH

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

ULTRA SOUND

9'-0"x8'-6"

WAITING RM.

10'-6"x12'-6"

SURG

BREAK RM.

9'-0"x8'-0"

UNISEX

8'-6"x25'-0"

10'-6"x7'-6"

STOR

5'-0"x6'-0"

STOR

ADMIN

CONS

PROJECT NAME:

MNG

2

8'-0"x4'-6"

EXAM

9'-0"x8'-6"

9'-0"x10'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

KEY PLAN

OFFICE 8'-0"x7'-0"

EXIST. EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

STOR

5'-0"x7'-0"

EXIST. WAITING ROOM

EXIST. EXAM

EXAM

9'-0"x10'-0"

NORTH

SCALE: N.T.S.

11'-0"x12'-6"

EXAM

EXIST. RECEPTION

EXIST. EXAM

BREAK

EXAM

8'-0"x11'-0"

11'-0"x9'-0"

HATCH DENOTES NEW MILLWORK. (TYP.)

EXAM

12'-0"x8'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

11'-0"x8'-6"

12'-0"x8'-6"

EXAM

14'-0"x11'-6"

EXIST. EXAM

EXAM

EXIST. EXAM

EXIST. EXAM

EXIST. EXAM NURS 8'-0"x10'-6"

EXAM

8'-0"x10'-6"

DATE:

OFFICE

11'-0"x9'-6"

ISSUED FOR:

OFFICE

10'-6"x9'-6"

DATE:

OFFICE

12'-0"x9'-6"

ISSUED FOR:

PROCEDURE 17'-0"x14'-0"

PROJECT NAME:

OFFICE

10'-6"x9'-6"

44000 W 12 Mile Rd, Novi, MI 48377

OFFICE

12'-0"x9'-6"

PREMIER MED SUITE 205

17'-0"x14'-0"

14'-0"x11'-6"

DRAWING DATE:

DRAWING DATE:

3-18-21

3-15-21

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN

PROJECT NUMBER:

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN

NORTH

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

21030

PFP-1

26261 Evergreen Rd., Suite #123 Southf ield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

HATCH DENOTES NEW MILLWORK. (TYP.)

NORTH

OFFICE

11'x10'

LAB

EXAM

8'-0"x7'-0"

UNISEX

7'-0"x7'-6"

EXAM

EXAM

9'-6"x9'-6"

7'-0"x7'-6"

10'-0"x9'-0"

EXAM

ADMIN

9'-6"x9'-6"

7'-0"x24'-6"

PROJECT NAME:

10'-0"x9'-0"

OAKLAND HEARING

UNISEX EXAM

ADMIN

7'-0"x24'-6"

EXAM

WAITING RM.

WAITING RM.

10'-0"x9'-0"

EXAM

EXAM

9'x9'

EXAM

EXAM

WAITING

LAB

OFFICE

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN -w/ DEMO

NORTH

2

NORTH

1

SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

HATCH DENOTES NEW MILLWORK. (TYP.)

OFFICE

BREAK RM.

16'-6"x10'

EXAM

LAB

8'-6"'x9'

9'-6"x9'

EXAM

WORK ROOM

11'x10'

WORK ROOM

EXAM

EXAM

PROJECT NAME:

14'-6"x9'-0"

MISSION HEALTH SUITE 420 37595 W SEVEN MILE RD. LIVONIA, MI 48152

BOOTH

BREAK RM.

16'-6"x10'

WAITING

10'-0"x9'-0" EXAM

8'-6"'x9'

LAB 9'x9'

EXAM

EXAM

OFFICE

LAB ISSUED FOR:

14'-6"x10'-6"

DATE:

DATE:

14'-6"x10'-6"

LAB

ISSUED FOR:

9'-6"x9'

DRAWING DATE:

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN W/DEMO

NORTH

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

2

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN

NORTH

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

3-31-21

1

PROJECT NUMBER:

21037

PRELIMINARY FLOOR PLAN

SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

DRAWING DATE:

SHEET NUMBER:

FIRST FLOOR EVACUATION PLAN

STAIRS

ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

STAIRS

21017

PFP-2

Mission Health Evac Plans

STAIRS

2-15-21 PROJECT NUMBER: SHEET NUMBER:

PFP - 2

NORTH

SUITE 110 EXPANSION

26261 Evergreen Rd., Suite #123 Southf ield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

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SCALE: N.T.S.

8'-0"x7'-0"

21022

31500 Telegraph Suite 110

KEY PLAN

EXAM

PROJECT NUMBER:

PFP-2

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14'-6"x9'-0"

1

SHEET NUMBER:

Oakland Hearing MH 420, Final plan of two

BOOTH

NORTH

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

SHEET NUMBER:

31500 TELEGRAPH RD. BINGHAM FARMS, MI

12'-0"x9'-6"

EXAM

OFFICE

ISSUED FOR:

OFFICE

DATE:

OFFICE

1

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

12'-0"x8'-0"

11'-6"x10'-0"

UNISEX

EXAM

EXAM

12'-0"x8'-0"

11'-0"x9'-6"

44000 W 12 Mile Rd, Novi, MI 48377

EXAM

SURG

EXAM

11'-0"x8'-6"

11'-0"x8'-6"

PROJECT NAME:

EXAM

EXAM

12'-0"x8'-0"

44000 W 12 Mile Rd, Novi, MI 48377

EXAM

OFFICE

11'-0"x9'-6"

44000 W 12 Mile Rd, Novi, MI 48377

OFFICE

10'-6"x9'-6"

PREMIER MED SUITE 205

OFFICE

12'-0"x9'-6"

PREMIER MED SUITE 205

SCALE: N.T.S.

12'-0"x17'-6"

UNISEX

12'-0"x8'-0"

11'-6"x10'-0"

6'-6"x7'-8"

NORTH

BREAK RM.

PROC

12'-6"x9'-6"

WAITING RM.

8'-6"x14'-0"

UNISEX

KEY PLAN

8'-6"x10'-6"

12'-0"x9'-0"

14'-0"x14'-0"

ULTRA SOUND

MNG

26261 Evergreen Rd., Suite #123 Southf ield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

MNG

© 2021, Faudie Architecture, Inc.

26261 Evergreen Rd., Suite #123 Southf ield, MI 48076 | 248.619.2354 www.faudiearchitecture.com

© 2021, Faudie Architecture, Inc.

AutoCad: Modifying existing floor plans and correcting and red lines on them. On occasion, M-Color was used for fire escape plans.

This is an example of what M-Color (AutoCAD plug-in) was being used for at the firm.

Ridgedale Players Addition, Site Visit My involvement in this project started as an assistant to a coworker at a sight visit to collect current measurements and photos of the existing conditions. In autocad, these measurements were used to make a current floor/site plan. My co-worker oversaw the site visit, and Brian Liming directed the work in autocad.

Programs used & Purpose.

AutoCad: Create floor plans from site measurements.

My co-worker took all photos while I took measurements; these represent a small sample of them. These together were used back at the office to create the site/floor plan above and a SketchUp model by one of my coworkers.