Portfolio 2019 by Katherine Lai

katherine lai portfolio // 2019

//on becoming in the postdigital world

in beta 2

class:

ARCH662 | Thesis Studio

instructor: Ellie Abrons semester:

Winter 2019

Our algorithmic identities are formed through the data mining, manipulation, and reproduction of our online activities. The identities generated by algorithms are neither true nor false, good nor bad but rather unstable, imperfect, post-processed renderings of who we are. To be imaged by forces external to oneself is a fact of contemporary life; I believe that a productive friction might occur in bringing our algorithmic identities into tangible proximity to our physical bodies and self-defined identities. This thesis seeks to explicate, represent, and materialize our algorithmic identities through the design of a video game and physical installation to play the game within. Alexander Galloway’s notion of the inter/intraface is utilized as a theoretical framework to engage with the entanglement between our digital and ‘real’ selves and spaces, representational and indexical information, and diegetic and non-diegetic visualization. The video game is a didactic, playable model of how algorithmic identities are shaped through the collection, manipulation and reproduction of networked actions and activities. The player acts as the algorithm, mining to resolve an image of a figure who is going about their online activity. The game acts as the substrate or interface between the player’s physical body and digital self. The installation acts in conjunction with the game, choreographing the entanglement between digital and physical space, one’s digital self and one’s physical self, one’s body and one’s identity, the body and its image, and finally the identity and its image. The project spatializes the interdependencies in how our algorithmic identities are shaped.

unrolled interior plan, rcp and elevations 4

unrolled extrior plan, rcp and elevations 5

Renderings of your 6

Renderings that are Self

Subjected to by Others

Generated

Projected Image of your Surveilled Physical Body

The Mirrored Imaged of your Physical Body

Your Algorithmic Identity

Projected Social Media Image

Physical Body

Renderings that you are

Ideological Identity

Renderings of the

Identity + Body as Image + Material

DIGITAL SOCIAL SPACE imaging

Averaging of Data Generated on Social Media

data collecting

Image oneself in installation

|* The posts are algorithmically analyzed, that data is â&#x20AC;&#x153;averagedâ&#x20AC;? to refresh the measurable type template |/

posting + tagging

templating

Measurable Type Updated

Public/Social Collective

|* Measurable types are the data templates that algorithms utilize to assign your algorithmic identity |/

Projected Social Media Image

Algorithmic Identity Image

Data Mining Video Game

|* Co-dependent existence with other individuals |/ interacting

|* The image of a person as curated, disseminated, and consumed on social media platforms. |/

comparing

playing

|* Players are encouraged to image themselves, not only through the manipulation of the interactable elements, but also through posting and tagging images to Instagram |/

Interactable Mirrors, Projectors, + Cameras |* Players are encouraged to interact with the mirrors, projectors, and cameras to manipulate the image of their body and the reproduction of that image through the space |/

|* The image of the on screen figure will fluctuate in legible identity and become more or less resolved as you play the video game and your data is compared to the updating measurable type templates |/

producing

Projected/Reflected Image of the Physical Body

|* In the video game, the player mines + collects data generated. The more data that is mined, the more resolved the image becomes. The type of data collected informs the algorithm what identity to assign to the player |/

|* In the physical installation, the image of the body is captured, reflected, projected, blurred, split and reproduced through mirrors projectors, and cameras |/

Individual Player |* The individual being |/ occupying

initializing caching

Plug in Personal Data Cache |* The player provides personal data cache which is used as the initilizing data set in the game. |/

VIDEO GAME SPACE

playing

Gaming Station |* The video game is played within a gaming station. The game is projected onto glass, thus the video game acts as the mediating surface between the individual the public |/

PHYSICAL SPACE

mirrored

recorded

projected

mirrored

viewing window

Image being displaced through space and different media The video game is played within a series of gaming stations situated within an installation space. The physical installation utilizes a sequence of cameras, projectors and mirrors to duplicate, reproduce, and move the image of your body and algorithmic identity as played through the video game, through the space. The space is meant to be a collective realm and game where the cameras, projectors, and mirrors are intractable so as to encourage people to manipulate and curate the ways in which their image is being moved through space. Finally, people would be encouraged to post images to instagram to integrate the social media realm into the overall experience. 9

parallel coordinates graphs and displays current and prior indexes

array index + avatar displays index of your current algorithmic identity and a visual representation

console provides a textual narrative of actions in the game

inventory data collected in logged in your inventory (x16 slots) minimap displays the map from an overhead view

_scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30

your initial field of vision is limited to 30; collecting data expands the underlying field;

click the right mouse button to scan environment;

_collectDataBits_01

_scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70

_scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120

clicking right mouse button causes your field of

the expanded field of vision allows you to see the

vision to pulse between the underlying field of vision value and 150;

_collectDataBits_02

environment and data bits with greater clarity;

_collectDataBits_03

minimap minimapminimap displaysdisplays the map displays the frommapthe from map from an overhead an overhead view an overhead view view

Environment_01_fieldOfVision=30 _scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30 _scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30

inventory inventory inventory

_scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 _scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 _scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70

data collected data collected data in logged collected in logged in logged _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120

_scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 _scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 _scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70

_scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 inventory inventory inventory

in your in inventory yourininventory your inventory (x16 slots) (x16 slots) (x16 slots)

minimap minimapminimap displaysdisplays the map displays the frommapthe from map from an overhead an overhead view an overhead view view

Environment_01_fieldOfVision=30 _scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30 _scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30

data collected data collected data in logged collected in logged in logged in your in inventory yourininventory your inventory (x16 slots) (x16 slots) (x16 slots)

minimap minimapminimap displaysdisplays the map displays the frommapthe from map from an overhead an overhead view an overhead view view

Environment_01_fieldOfVision=30 _scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30 _scanEnvironment_01_fieldOfVision=30

initial your field initial your of initial field visionofis field vision limited of is vision to limited 30;is limited to 30; to 30;

cting collecting data expands collecting data the expands data underlying expands the underlying field; the underlying field; field; theclick rightthe mouse click right button themouse right tobutton scan mouseenvironment; to button scan to environment; scan environment;

ectDataBits_01 _collectDataBits_01 _collectDataBits_01

initial your field initial your of initial field visionofis field vision limited of is vision to limited 30;is limited to 30; to 30; cting collecting data expands collecting data the expands data underlying expands the underlying field; the underlying field; field; theclick rightthe mouse click right button themouse right tobutton scan mouseenvironment; to button scan to environment; scan environment;

_collectDataBits_01 ectDataBits_01 _collectDataBits_01

_scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 _scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 _scanEnvironment_02_fieldOfVision=70 clicking clicking right mouse clicking right button mouse right causes button mouse your causes button field your causes of field youroffield of vision tovision pulse to between vision pulseto the between pulse underlying between the underlying field the underlying of field offield of vision value vision andvalue vision 150; and value 150;and 150;

_collectDataBits_02 _collectDataBits_02 _collectDataBits_02

clicking clicking right mouse clicking right button mouse right causes button mouse your causes button field your causes of field youroffield of vision tovision pulse to between vision pulseto the between pulse underlying between the underlying field the underlying of field offield of vision value vision andvalue vision 150; and value 150;and 150;

_collectDataBits_02 _collectDataBits_02 _collectDataBits_02

_scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 _scanEnvironment_03_fieldOfVision=120 theofexpanded field of vision allows you the to see the the expanded the expanded field field visionofallows vision you allows to see you the to see environment and data bits with greater environment environment and data and bitsdata with bits greater with clarity; greater clarity;clarity;

_collectDataBits_03 _collectDataBits_03 _collectDataBits_03

the expanded the expanded field theofexpanded field visionofallows field vision of you allows vision to see you allows the to see you the to see the environment environment and data environment and bitsdata with and bits greater data with bits clarity; greater with greater clarity;clarity;

_collectDataBits_03 _collectDataBits_03 _collectDataBits_03

ectDataBits_01 _collectDataBits_01 _collectDataBits_01

_collectDataBits_02 _collectDataBits_02 _collectDataBits_02

_collectDataBits_03 _collectDataBits_03 _collectDataBits_03

agingDataLog_01 _averagingDataLog_01 _averagingDataLog_01

_averagingDataLog_02 _averagingDataLog_02 _averagingDataLog_02

_averagingDataLog_03 _averagingDataLog_03 _averagingDataLog_03

rotate the by camera by panning the move mouse; rotate the panning themove mouse; themove the e the camera bycamera panning the mouse; the player avatar the w,and a, ds,keys; and d keys; playerwith avatar w, r avatar the with w, a,the s,with anda, d s, keys;

e the rotate camera the bycamera panning the panning mouse; themove mouse; the themove the rotate the by camera by panning the move mouse; r avatar playerwith avatar the with w, a,the s,with w, anda, d s, keys; player avatar the w,and a, ds,keys; and d keys;

agingDataLog_01 _averagingDataLog_01 _averagingDataLog_01

e the rotate camera the rotate bycamera panning the by camera the panning mouse; by panning themove mouse; the the move mouse; themove the r avatar playerwith avatar player the with w, avatar a,the s,with w, anda, the d s, keys; w,and a, ds,keys; and d keys;

_averagingDataLog_01 agingDataLog_01 _averagingDataLog_01

inventory full, game will theonce inventory is gamethe will the once inventory is the full, thefull, gameisthe will terminate this session; this session; nateterminate this session;

search move through the data; environment for data; search moveand through the environment for data; search and move and through the environment for with to collect; collide with data to data collect; collide with datacollide to collect;

search and move and through the environment for search search moveand through move through the environment the data; environment for data; for data; collide with datacollide to collect; collide with data with to data collect; to collect;

_averagingDataLog_02 _averagingDataLog_02 _averagingDataLog_02

search and search move and through search moveand the through move environment through the environment for the data; environment for data; for data; collide with collide datacollide with to collect; data with to data collect; to collect;

_averagingDataLog_02 _averagingDataLog_02 _averagingDataLog_02

the game will compile the logged data; will compile thedata; logged gamethe game the game the willgame compile the logged thedata; game the will then data collected then average the datathe collected will thenwill average the data average collected

upon collection, the bitarray is logged; the array upon collection, the bitdata is the logged; the array upon collection, the data bit data is logged; index+ graph representation+ graph the index+ representation+ are updated; the index+ representation+ aregraph updated; the are updated; indexed image becomes more resolved; indexed image more becomes more resolved; indexed image becomes resolved;

upon collection, upon collection, upon the data collection, the bit data is logged; the bitdata is the logged; bitarray is logged; the array the array index+ representation+ index+ representation+ index+ graph representation+ aregraph updated; are graph updated; the are updated; the the indexed image indexed becomes indexed image more becomes image resolved; becomes more resolved; more resolved;

_averagingDataLog_03 _averagingDataLog_03 _averagingDataLog_03

is new assigned algorithmic the averaged data new is data your newyour assigned algorithmic the averaged datathe is averaged your assigned algorithmic identity; identity;identity;

theonce inventory inventory is full, gamethe will game will the once inventory is the full, thefull, gameisthe will terminate this session; this session; nateterminate this session;

the will game compile will compile thedata; logged the logged data; gamethe game the game the willgame compile the logged thedata; game the then will average then the datathe collected data collected will thenwill average the data average collected

the averaged data new is data your is newyour assigned new assigned algorithmic algorithmic the averaged datathe is averaged your assigned algorithmic identity; identity;identity;

the once inventory theonce inventory is the full, is thefull, gameisthe will gamethe will inventory full, game will nateterminate this session; this session; terminate this session;

the game the willgame compile the logged thedata; game the the will game compile will compile thedata; logged the logged data; gamethe game will thenwill average the data average collected then will average then the datathe collected data collected

the averaged the averaged datathe is averaged your data new is data your assigned is newyour assigned algorithmic new assigned algorithmic algorithmic identity;identity; identity;

video stills This page is a sequence of stills from a video. and narration:

See the following link to view the video with music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6enyQCc0Rhc&feature=youtu.be

_01

_02

_03

_07

_08

_09

_13

_14

_15

_19

_20

_21

_04

_05

_06

_10

_11

_12

_16

_17

_18

_22

_23

_24 17

at, through, between the perimeter 18

studio:

ARCH572 | Manifesto House

instructor:

Joel Schmidt

semester:

Winter 2018

The single family home has long been a fertile laboratory for architects to study and develop ideas about program, form, and materiality. The ideas studied at the scale of the single family home then become scaleable proposals for civic and institutional architecture The premise of the studio was to utilize the single family home typology to develop an architectural manifesto and a series of scale-able concepts. In addition, the studio was asked to leverage two houses, either in conjunction with one another or in contrast with one another to expand upon their manifesto. The site of the studio was the neighborhood of North End Detroit. Much like many residential neighborhoods in Detroit, North End experienced a long period of disenfranchisement and lack of investment from the city. However, the southwest corner of the neighborhood is the current terminus of the new Q Line, and is slated as a site for new development in Detroit. The question at the center of the design work in this studio was: how can a single family home in Detroit’s North End be leveraged towards restoring a critical urban edge and creating a semi-public space while also protecting the resident’s privacy and home life?

above: elevation from Brush Street

right below: 1/16â&#x20AC;? scale model on site 19

site plan Bennet Playground

Brush Street

E Bethune Ave.

Custer Ave.

Michigan Urban Farming Initiative

site strategy diagram

ST ER AV E

1. Plot InformationREET

2. Two Volumes holding corners of site

HU NE AV E

ST ER AV E

PA 7500 RC E BRU ZO L ID: SH NIN 01 ST G: 002 R3 08

0 R3 2086

G: PA 41 RC 1 C U E ZO L ID: STER NIN 01 G: 002 R3 08

PA 408 RC E B E E ZO L ID: THU NIN 01 NE G: 002 R3 084

PA 41 RC 1 C U E ZO L ID: STER NIN 01 G: 002 R3 086

PA 7500 RC E BRU ZO L ID: SH NIN 01 ST G: 002 R3 08

ST ER AV E

3. Urban Perimeter

4. Shaping Urban Perimeter; Two outdoor spaces

5. Domestic Perimeter: Solid/Transparent Wrappers

6. Relationship of Interior to Exterior

+1'

+2'

BASEMENT -4.5'

+3'

DINING

+4'

KITCHEN

BASEMENT -4.5'

+4’

LIVING ROOM

+4’

ENTRY 0'

-3’

TOILET

CLOSET

GARAGE -3.5’

OFFICE +7’

-3' -2' -1'

Basement Floor Plan 22

Ground Floor Plan

UP BEDROOM

KITCHEN

TOILET

OUTSIDE

+4'

BEDROOM

LIVING SPACE

BEDROOM

-3' -2' -1'

Second Floor Plan 23

E. Bethune Ave Elevation

E. Bethune Ave Section

Custer Ave Elevation

Custer Ave Section

E. Bethune Ave Elevation

E. Bethune Ave Section

the project manifesto The site selected for the project was a unique condition within the urban grid of North End. The site, composed of 3 parcels of land had three public frontages facing three different streets. It was wedged between two prominent public spaces within the neighborhood, a well maintained public park and the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative. These parcels were barren; in selecting this site, the proposed houses were asked to both restore a critical urban frontage within the neighborhood, but also serve as the private residence of a family. The two houses were envisioned as one cohesive compound, for either a multigenerational family or for a family with an adjacent income generating property. The two volumes, situated to hold two opposing corners of the site, created two complementary outdoor spaces for the houses, one becoming a shared patio/ backyard, and the other becoming a semi-public pocket park. To balance the concerns of privacy and the public nature of the parcels, the elevation became a important site of design within the project. A series of elevational wrappers were developed to strategically compose opaque, semi-transparent, and transparent material conditions; wrapping the 2 homes respectively, these wrappers also helped to mediate the condition between the street frontage and the home interior, as well as the condition between the home interior and the private outdoor space. To hold the street frontage and also further protect the privacy of the residents, the two homes and the site were wrapped in an expanded metal mesh screen. The scrim allowed for the flow of light and air, while providing additional protection from the public street frontages. It also served to frame the two respective outdoor spaces. The scrim in conjunction with the elevational wrappers give the experience of occupying the liminal space of the threshold or perimeter.

fire station no. 5 30

studio:

ARCH552 | Info Informal

instructor:

Laida Aguirre

semester:

Fall 2017

In this studio I was asked to consider how data and data visualization might be used as a source of both meaning and form for a building. The exercise began first with data mining - finding a source of information that was measurable and indexing the raw data. From there, a 2D visualization was generated, and this 2D visualization had the opportunity to take many forms from bar graphs, pie charts, etc. Depending on the method of 2D graphing, 3 dimensionalizing the data could take different forms. The first studio of the 2 year M-Arch curriculum is always dedicated to design of a civic/institutional piece of architecture. This semester the program was a fire station. This typology is unique because it combines a number of programs together that are infrequently combined. Domestic life finds itself in close proximity with a garage, industrial storage, administrative functions, and recreation. In addition, we were asked to include a public piece of program into the design. The site of the studio was an existing fire station in Ann Arbor.

above: exterior perspective

right, above: division of data to building massings

right, below: south elevation model photo

CIRC 8%

CLASSROOMS/ ADMIN 10%

LIVING QUARTERS 12%

RECREATION CENTER 30%

APPRATUS BAY 40%

R2: TWO FAMILY DWELLING

R3: TOWNHOUSE DWELLING

RESIDENTIAL

R4: MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING R5: HOTEL/MOTEL

PL: PUBLIC LAND PUD: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT

TOWNSHIP USE ORL: RESEARCH/LIM. INDUSTRIAL C3: FRINGE COMMERCIAL RE: RESEARCH O: OFFICE C1: LOCAL BUSINESS

R1: SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING R2: TWO FAMILY DWELLING

R3: TOWNHOUSE DWELLING

AG: AGRICULTURE-OPEN SPACE M1: LIMITED INDUSTRIAL

R4: MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING R5:

COMMERCIAL

INDUSTRIAL

PUBLIC/ INSTITUTIONAL

OFFICE

VACANT

RECREATIONAL

RESIDENTIAL R1: SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING

As a representation of the data, the pixelated map began to look like Legos. This gave me a methodology for 3 dimensionalizing the data: I re-indexed the symbolic blocks as building components (walls, beams, columns, lintels, etc). In order to better organize the building components, I took the pixelated map and, based on an early programming exercise, allocated certain parts of the map to different programs. These programmatic clusters would received all the symbolic blocks and re-indexed building components in their allocated part of the map.

RECREATION CENTER 30% LIVING QUARTERS CLASSROOMS/ ADMIN

The data I selected was a documentation of the land use and zoning in the area of Ann Arbor that Fire Station No 5 serves. This area comprises mostly of the city north of the Huron River. From there I cross referenced the land use as compare to zoning for parcels of land and extracted different land use/zoning types and how much square footage each of these categories had. I indexed this information as “symbolic blocks” comprised of a size (250 sf), color (land use), and symbol (zoning. I remapped the information back onto the map of Ann Arbor, producing a pixelated map of the city.

CIRC 8%

data mining, data visualization

TRANSPORTATION /UTILITY MIXED USE

COMMERCIAL

INDUSTRIAL

PUBLIC/ INSTITUTIONAL

OFFICE

VACANT

RECREATIONAL

RESIDENTIAL

At this point, with the building components assigned to the programmatic clusters, I began arranging and massing the building components based on the spaces in each cluster. The programmatic clusters were the fire apparatus, living area, administrative suite, and recreation center.

R1: SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING R2: TWO FAMILY DWELLING

R3: TOWNHOUSE DWELLING

R4: MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING R5: HOTEL/MOTEL

left above: pixelated map

left below: maps of land use and zoning

PL: PUBLIC LAND PUD: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT

TOWNSHIP USE ORL: RESEARCH/LIM. INDUSTRIAL C3: FRINGE COMMERCIAL

right below:

RE: RESEARCH

index shown with cross reference of zoning and land use

O: OFFICE C1: LOCAL BUSINESS AG: AGRICULTURE-OPEN SPACE M1: LIMITED INDUSTRIAL

10%

12% TRANSPORTATION /UTILITY MIXED USE

right, above: site plan

right, below: section, longitudinal

left, below: section, transverse

building parti and organization he overarching parti of the building was a soft story structure, with the T fire apparatus comprising the entire ground floor, while all other piece of the program were located above on the second story. The building is situated so that the fire trucks, parked in bays that are angled at 45 degrees, can easily exit the fire apparatus onto Beal Ave, which takes them to most of the neighborhoods. The 45 degree angle of the bays allows for the building to take on a narrower, longer proportions. In between each bay is a work station for the fire fighters to dress down and inspect their equipment. The main and public entrance is located on the east side of the building off of the street. From there, one is led into the circulation core, up onto the second floor which houses the living quarters of the fire fighters, the administrative suite of the fire house, and the recreation center, which is also a public space where the public can come exercise. The building components are arrayed in a grid that acts at units of 2 foot by 2 foot, 12 feet by 12 feet unit, and a 36 feet by 36 feet. Structural elements such as columns and beams are spaced at the widest increment, while components such as wall panels and window apertures plug into the smaller sizes.

2nd floor plan

640/00

1 2

ground floor plan

model photo

model photo 39

collective memory + collective living

compounded

class:

ARCH672 | Systems Studio

instructor:

Mick Kennedy + Kit McCullough

semester:T

Fall 2018

team:

Ian Kemler + Dima Toma

Through the entanglement of material, program, and people, our project Compounded, seeks to build upon the intense sense of community that exists in Detroit by drawing upon the collective memory and history of Detroit. Once a bustling residential neighborhood, the earth on and around our site holds physical remnants of North Corktownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s extensive demolition in the wake of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s decline. The soil contains the cultural memory of the city - itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s industrial past, its period of economic and social turmoil and its more recent resurgence. In our project, we propose that this collective living complex be built, in situ, out of rammed earth. With sweat equity and industrious labor, the past is re-inscribed into the emerging vision of Detroit. Programmatically, Compounded focuses specifically on programs and people that mix living and working within the unit. We utilized precedent building typologies that drew upon this relationship, such as the carriage house and the live/ work townhouse, to create flexible workspace or commercial space embedded or attached to the units. We also implemented a attached rental unit typology, the garden level studio, to introduce a secondary, smaller unit for living. This unit would cater to more transient demographics such as the digital nomad. The live/work gradient of program also reinforced public to private relationships and a material parti strategy across the site.

the retail frontage

massing and site strategy

existing infrastructural alley

new retail/commercial alley

mews: residential entry to units

overall massing 42

Early program studies developed an interest in internalizing the public program at the center of the block, creating a public core to be shared by residents but also inviting the public within the community living space. Our site specifically occurs where there is a hiccup in the street grid, generating an unusual knot of alleys at the center of the block. This translated to a site strategy in which we turned the existing, knotting, alleyways into a new retail corridor where the storefronts faced a new public park at the center of the site. These storefronts were embedded within the townhouses. Meanwhile the carriage houses, in a reversal of their typology, fronted the street, forming a more introverted street frontage. We then inscribed a secondary street called the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mewsâ&#x20AC;? which served as the entry into the private domain for all residents (townhouses, studios, and carriage houses). This established a public to private gradient that made the alleys of the block the most public arena. This program strategy was reinforced by the material parti of our project. Rammed earth, with its highly tactile, monolithic aesthetic became the street facing facade, presenting incredibly thick walls with inset windows. In the mews, a composition comprising of rammed earth on the first floor, warm cedar wood siding on the second floor, and punch window openings trimmed by blackened steel created a more residential scale and tone to this frontage. Facing the retail alley, storefronts with a greater amount of glazing and transparency communicate the public nature of this frontage. Thus, the project fully integrates the structural and finish materiality with the program diagram and site strategy.

E AV LL BU UM TR

IVE

LVD

KIN

TIN AR

CH CO

T EE

ELM

MOTOR CITY CASINOS

S UT

TTE

TR T

YS RR

6 M

KIN

I -9

18T

LVD

TIN AR

BURTON INTERNATIONAL ACADEMTY

H 15T

H 16T

17T

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY CORKTOWN CAMPUS

T EE

R ST

T EE

R ST

H 14T

TR NS ISO

NE RA

RR HA

LVD SB RK PA SA RO

TTE

T EE

PIN ET

0.6 miles or a 12 minute

RM T

site plan

B WA

map of north corktown

I -75

YS RR

walk or a 4 min drive

MICHIGAN AVENUE

I -7

MICHIGAN AVENUE

MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAIN DEPOT

the street frontage

the â&#x20AC;&#x153;mewsâ&#x20AC;? frontage: townhouses and rental units

the â&#x20AC;&#x153;mewsâ&#x20AC;? frontage: carriage houses

the duplex carriage house

Basement Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

First Floor Plan 49

the garden level rental unit

the work/live townhouse

Ground and Garden Floor Unit Plan

Second Floor Unit Plan 51

above: precedent images taken from the Chapel of Reconciliation showing how pieces from the church that previously stood on the site appear in the rammed earth walls

from left to right: 1. enlarged wall section, townhouse

BLACK STANDING SEAM ROOFING CUSTOM BLACKENED EXTRUDED STEEL EAVE PROFILE

CEDAR FASCIA

CUSTOM EXTRUDED BLACKENED STEEL “SHADOWBOX”

2. enlarged wall section, carriage house 3. enlarged elevation, carriage house rammed earth and cultural memory The primary structural and aesthetic material utilized by the project is rammed earth. The project proposes that the earth displaced by the proposed structure would become an essential part of the new housing. The reasons for this are twofold: availability of resources and for the experiential qualities and resonance that rammed earth imbues a structure with. As a structural system, rammed earth is low tech, labor intensive to build. In Detroit, human labor and sweat equity are both resources readily available. Additionally, earth would have to be excavated and removed from the site as a process of building regardless. Taking advantage of these existing resources, even though they are slower and require greater human labor, creates a interdependent work flow within the project, emphasizing and economy of means rather than an economy of scale and speed. The earth contains the collective memory of Detroit, both in a poetic, figurative sense, but also in a very literal one. The long period of disenfranchisement the city faced produced a urban environment that was first vacated, deteriorated, and finally left fallow. Artifacts from the past can be found in ground. In using earth taken from the site, we propose that this housing complex be built out of a substance that holds the cultural memory of the neighborhood. 52

HOPE’S LANDMARK 175 SERIES BLACK STEEL FRAMED WINDOWS

BLACKENED PATINA STEEL PANEL W/ RIVETS TO MATCH

IN-SITU RAMMED EARTH COMPOSITE BEARING WALL

between frames 54

class:

ARCH516 | Representation

instructor:

Hans Tursack

semester:

Winter 2018

This project was from a 4 week design exercise called Between Frames. In the first part the class each selected a post modern building and a contemporary piece of art, which were then sampled to create a 14” x 14” x 2” elevation composition. As architectural design exercise, the elevation was exploited due to the flatness/shallow depth when drawn or seen two dimensionally. As elements are composed within the shallow depth, they can move literally in front or behind other objects, or other qualities such as color, transparency or the slippage of patterns might allow for the appearance of this movement, thus confusing the legibility where elements are physically and where they appear they are in space. The design shown below samples from Michael Grave’s Schulman House and Ashley Bickerton’s Me Portrait No. 1. The overall placement of different architectural features borrowed from post-modern strategies utilized in the elevation of the Schulman House, while the colors and the supergraphic were borrowed or developed from Me Portrait No. 1. Several iterations were developed digitally, utilizing the 2D orthographic view before being translated into a 3D artifact, with consideration given towards hardware selection and joints.

tele-printing 56

class:

ARCH516 | Representation

instructor:

Jefferey Halstead

semester:

Winter 2018

The images shown are from a 4 week exercise from the Representations class. The class used a piece of geometry interpreted from a case study (Eisenmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s House VI) and used the software ZBrush to project that geometry onto a cube. The project undermines the orthographic projection in architectural drawing, as the projection uses the viewport and geometry to clip and boolean the cube and the case study together. The generated geometry was then rendered with shadow and taken into Photoshop. The raster image was de-constructed based on the gray scale tone of the image. Once the rendering was separated out based on tone, the image was taken into illustrator. In illustrator, the image was reconstructed using patterns. The variance generated from translating the image from a raster into a vector based format created unique moments where hatches overlap and cross one another. In my own work, I took the same hatch pattern and carefully played with the line work and orientation to get tonal difference and overlap in the patterns.

faux-luptuous 58

class:

ARCH537 | Fabrication

instructor:

Daniel Jacobs

semester:

Fall 2017

The set of models shown are a series of 12 x 12 plaster casts. The premise of the 4 week workshop was to use fabric as a surface to cast into and, in doing so, undermine the material legibility of the plaster. The forms generated are soft and voluminous appearing, but are made of a rigid material. A wire mesh was used as an armature to place the fabric in and pour the plaster. The mesh was further cut so that the openings gradient-ed in size from large to small holes. 4 different kinds of fabric were used, burlap, plastic sheet, spandex, and a super stretchy spandex, and each interacted with the gridded armature in unique ways. The controlled opening sizes let one directly compare how the different fabrics impact the resultant cast.

double-dipped: act 1 60

class:

ARCH537 | Fabrication

instructor:

Jeffrey Halstead

semester:

Fall 2017

The sequence of models shown are from a 4 week exercise that incorporated the use of ZBrush, CNC milling, and vacuum forming. It was the first stage in a two part process, this act entailed the composition of the geometry and then its actualization as a physical object. Inside ZBrush I took a recognizable character (in this case Mario), multiplied him several times, and performed a series of transformations and deformations on him to create a composition that was then sectioned through a bounding box. The composition was then milled out of high density foam. Once I had the form, I vacuumformed a sheet of styrene over the foam to create a surface that was taken into the next stage of the class.

double-dipped: act 2 62

class:

ARCH537 | Fabrication

instructor:

Viola Ago

semester:

Fall 2017

In the second act of the exercise, I returned to ZBrush to apply color, texture, and pattern to the geometric form. My particular interests in the geometry that I had generated was the interesting section that was created from the intersection with the bounding box. The section cut was treated differently to create a strong differentiation between it and the moments that were receding in the model. The geometry was rendered with color, pattern, and shadows; the image generated was printed on a water transfer film. The plastic surface generated from the last act of the exercise was then dipped through the image so that the colors, pattern, and shadows were re-applied to the physical geometry. The process is imperfect however, and the mis-registration of the image on the form creates misreadings and undermines the legibility of the form.

young people’s chorus 64

Dattner Architects | Graphic Design February 2015 through March 2015 I was tasked with designing a graphic vinyl wall cover for the non-profit group Young People’s Chorus. The base image was photo of the full choir singing at the Lincoln Center. The final wall covering is a pixelated, dot version of the original image, straddling the line between a recognizable representation of the children in the chorus and an abstract grid of circles in shades of saturated colors. The wall covering served as a material and graphic accent, wrapping the exterior surface of the main rehearsal space, measuring over 80 linear feet. The graphic went through a number of iterations, studying the impact of the shape of the pixel, circle radius, color variation, and gradient in the negative space.

NYU Langone at Essex Crossing

Joan H. & Preston Robert Tisch Center 68

Dattner Architects | Feasibility

through CD

May 2015 through July 2017 Completed: 2018 Location: New York City, NY Photography: Ari Burling Dattner Architects was commissioned to design the tenant fit out for NYU Langone for a new ambulatory care center. The program included several different facilities. On the first floor there is the main entrance to all three facilities through a shared lobby and bank of elevators, the waiting room for ambulatory surgery, and a physical therapy treatment space. On the basement level there is the outpatient surgery facility with four operating rooms, a sterile core, PACU, and staff/administrative spaces. On the second floor there are 2 family practices with examination rooms, an x-ray room, offices, and administrative spaces. I was a core member of the design team from the very beginning, iterating on program planning layouts, performing building, ADA and health code analysis, selecting materials and furniture, testing and laying out furniture and equipment per client needs, rendering presentation images, and producing construction documents. In addition, the team was simultaneously working on the construction administration for the podium, as Dattner was the architect for the base building. The developer was building out the infrastructural connections to the fit out for th NYU Langone based on our design. The project was fast-tracked, with a complex program and demanding client. It required a multi-prong approach where we were simultaneously designing, frequently presenting to the client, and updating the layout to the facility while coordinating the changes with the base building drawings and team and the team for the NYUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tenant fit-out.

Second Floor

First Floor

Cellar Floor

Selection of Sheets from CD Set:

215

PRIVACY GLASS; SEE DOOR & WINDOW SCHEDULE

NYU SIGNAGE LOCATION; SEE SIGNAGE DWGS FOR DTLS.

WALL MTD. TV MONITOR, SMART BOARD, O.R. CLINICAL SUPPLY STORAGE CABINET. PROVIDE CONTINUOUS SOLID WOOD BLOCKING; SEE ELEVS. AND A.V. DWGS. FOR LOCATIONS.

CUSTOM SHADOW BOX @ PT. PERIMETER WINDOW, U.O.N.

CORIAN COLUMN SURROUND. SEE FINISH DTLS + SPECS.

METAL COLUMN COVER. SEE FINISH DTLS + SPEC.

INTERIOR GLAZING PARTITION SYSTEM. SEE ELEV. + SPECS.

KRONOS TIME CLOCK.

11' - 9 3/4" T2

227

Exam P3

21. U.O.N. LOCATE DOOR OPENING @ 4" FROM INSIDE CORNER OF ROOM. 55 TYP.

22. DIMENSIONS ARE INDICATED TO FINISHED FACES OF WALL INCLUSIVE OF TILES, WALL CLADDING, ETC. COORD. W/ SCHEDULED PARTITION + FINISH SCHEDULE.

227 A2

MATCH

A-112A

LINE

AREA N.I.C.

ACCESSORY RAIL.

EXISTING EXTERIOR WALL OR INTERIOR PARTITION (FILED UNDER DOB NB #121187036)

TYP.

HAND DRYER.

EXISTING STRUCTURAL COLUMN (FILED UNDER DOB NB #121187036)

PAINTED STEEL SERVICE LADDER. FIRE ALARM STROBE

LEVEL CONCRETE FLOOR WITHIN 3/16" OVER 3'-0" IN THE MOUNTING AREA OF THE XRAY TABLE BASE.

TYP. SILL @ PERIMETER

CONTINUOUS BLOCKING AT 1/2 AND 2/3 HEIGHT OF MED GAS CYLINDERS.PROVIDE EYEHOOKS AT BOTH LEVELS ON EACH SIDE OF CYLINDER AND HEVAY DUTY CHAIN TO SECURE CYLINDERS BACK TO WALL.

229

Public Toilet

C29

7' - 11 1/2"

1' - 11"

C20

A-112A

A-112B

MATCH

LINE

3' - 6" 5' - 2 1/4"

STC2

12 4

3' - 4" R.O. 6' - 4"

20 A-263

UP A2

16 200B

1 A-512 T2

ALIGN

200

PUBLIC ENTRY

12 9

A-228

31 SEATS

C30

Soiled Holding A2

8' - 9" V.I.F.

C33 P3

10"

C21

3' - 4" 237

30 A-263

16 A2

1' - 11"

ALIGN

Office Clinical Equipment Coordinator

Elevator 6

277

ALIGN

Corridor C05 T2

A2 3' - 9"

7' - 8 3/4"

3' - 4" 1' - 0 3/4" 3' - 4" 234

4' - 11"

3' - 4"

5' - 2 3/4" T2

233 C23

C22

A2 11

16 232

RIM FLOATING FLOOR. SEE DWG DETAILS A-512.

LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE FILL

Second Floor Plan: Quadrant A

2nd Floor Plan - Quadrant A 1/4" = 1'-0"

A2 C24

3' - 4" R.O. 276

MILLWORK; SEE A500 SERIES DWGS

277 3' - 4" R.O.

C214 8' - 4"

A2 235

13 5

ALIGN

3' - 4" R.O.

16 11

12 5' - 6 3/4"

NYU Freight

15' - 7 3/4"

200A

6' - 10"

2' - 7"

C31

231

3' - 4" R.O. T2

Elevator 2

1 A-512

P5 3' - 0"

231 50 19 20 21

Clean Holding

10' - 0"

NYU Passenger

Staff Toilet

230

Elevator 1

42 5

CONTINUOUS SOLID WOOD BLOCKING ON ALL WALLS UP TO 7'-0" FOR FUTURE WALL HUNG CLINICAL EQUIPMENT

L01

NYU Passenger

228

A-228

ALIGN

200

Elevator Vestibule

South Waiting

9' - 3"

9' - 0 3/4" V.I.F.

200A 20' - 6" V.I.F.

50 19 20 21 A2

South Reception

200B

ALIGN

230

12' - 3 1/4" V.I.F.

653 SF 5 A-265

228

A-229

5' - 2"

10' - 9 1/4"

13' - 1 1/2"

4' - 5" P3

C40

9' - 7"

5 6 P4

X-Ray Room

5' - 3 3/4" 12

NEW GWB PARTITION; SEE A500-502 FOR DETAILS

P7 6

223

MD Office

223A

9' - 8 1/2"

Control

6' - 0 1/4"

5 6

7' - 5"

A-112C

CLOCK, HARDWIRED.

49 18 19 23

5' - 0"

6 5

201A

7' - 11 1/4"

C38

HOLD

DOOR ACTUATOR.

3' - 5"

C28

20. CONSTRUCTION WORK SHALL COMPLY W/ APPLICABLE BUILDING DEPT. & TENANT RULES & REGS.

C11

North Reception

F3 3' - 4" R.O.

6 5

19. MAINTAIN ACCESSIBLE EGRESS PATHS TO EXIST. EXITS AT ALL TIMES

A-230

Clerical

6 5

2' - 0"

9' - 9 3/4"

A2 226

208

9' - 9 3/4"

Exam

18. ALL AREAS OUTSIDE OF SCOPE AREA SHALL BE PROTECTED AND SEALED OFF FROM CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS.

CONSTRUCTION LEGEND

214B

222 226

5 6

6' - 0" HOLD

LOUVER; SEE MEP DWGS.

223

A-230

5 6

214C

Exam 11 A-262

201B

210

7' - 9"

MA Station 16

10 A-263

ALIGN

A-229

17. PATCH AND REPAIR ALL EXIST. PARTITIONS TO REMAIN WHERE DAMAGE HAS OCCURED DUE TO DEMOLITION SCOPE.ALL CORE & SHELL PARTITION FIRESTOPPING TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPAIRED AFTER FITOUT WORK OR CONSTRUCTION.

212

1' - 5"

3' - 4" R.O.

PATCH WALL TO MATCH EXIST.

214

P 201

2' - 7" 3

3' - 6"

1' - 1"

ARTWORK LOCATION. PROVIDE BLOCKING

11' - 4 3/4"

5 6

Exam

50 19 20 21

C46

9' - 8"

CUSTOM CORIAN SILL

Patient Toilet

8" 12

208 A2

ALIGN

6 5

16. ALL I.T. & BIOMED EQUIPMENT SHOWN ON THE DWGS SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE OWNER; CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE BALANCE OF ALL RELATED SERVICES, RECEPTACLES AND BLOCKING.

P3 C01

A-229

C37

X-Ray Waiting

221

15. PROVIDE SOUND ATTENUATION INSULATION AT ALL PARTITIONS U.O.N.

P3 ALIGN

3' - 4" R.O.

210

8' - 10"

Exam

6' - 5 3/4"

5' - 11"

ELECTRICAL PANEL, SEE ELEV. DWGS.

2 1/2"

4" CONCRETE PAD, SEE STRUCTURAL DWGS.

14. PROVIDE CORNER GUARDS AT ALL EXPOSED OUTSIDE CORNER LOCATIONS.

3' - 4" R.O.

212 A2

C36

221

4' - 5 3/4"

205 3' - 4" R.O.

7' - 0"

Corridor

10"

13. ALL EXTERIOR WINDOWS TO RECEIVE NEW WINDOW BLINDS AS SCHEDULED:

ALARM PANEL, ED.GAS.

3' - 4" R.O.

206 3' - 4" R.O. 2

11 3/4"

MIRROR ADHERED TO WALL.

TYP. A2

214B

C45

ALIGN 4' - 1"

P5 2' - 6"

5 6

207 3' - 4" R.O. 4 1/2"

5' - 8"

5' - 0"

214A

31 4 9' - 1" Changing Room

C02

C35

A-512

209 3' - 4" R.O.

HOLD

12. ALL EXTERIOR WINDOWS TO RECEIVE CORIAN SILL.

C44

1' - 11"1' - 8 1/2" 3' - 3 3/4"

WINDOW BLIND/OR CURTAIN AND SILL AS SCHED.

3' - 0" 12

3' - 4" R.O.

31 4

3' - 0"

WALL MTD. FIRE EXTINGUISHER.

Corridor

6 5

10' - 8"

5 6

15' - 1 3/4"

RECESSED FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET.

5' - 0" HOLD

220

MED. GAS VALVE BOX, SEE PLUMB. DWG FOR DETAILS

Exam

14' - 11 1/2"

5 6

214A

5' - 9"

8' - 8"

11. PARTITION DIMENSIONS PROVIDED ON THEPLAN ARE NOMINAL. REFER TO PARTITION DTLS FOR EXACT WIDTHS.

10' - 0 1/2"

49 18 19 23

A2 12

3' - 4" R.O.

214

3' - 2 1/2"

REFRIGERATOR (OFCI), AS SCHED.

205

T2 5 6

5 6

Changing Room A2

3' - 10 3/4"

MICROWAVE (OFCI)

TYP.

213 6' - 2"

10' - 9 1/4"

206

10' - 0"

Exam

ALIGN

207

10' - 2 3/4"

Exam

6 1/2"

A-230 23

220

C55

TYP.

Exam

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXIST. FIRE-RATED CONSTRUCTION TO REMAIN, INCLUDING ADJ. STAIR & ELEVATOR CORES AND ALL STRUCTURAL FLOOR ASSEMBLIES.

C54 12

ALIGN

3' - 4" R.O.

6 5

8. PROVIDE WATER RESISTANT WALL BASE AS SCHEDULED AT ALL WALL TILE LOCATIONS 9. CONTRACTOR TO COORD. BLOCKING/ SHT MTL. SUPPORT AT ALL WALL MOUNTED CABINET,EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES LOCATIONS.

CLNG. MTD. CURTAIN & TRACK.

219

3' - 4" R.O. 1' - 5 3/4"

C43

5' - 3 1/2"

Exam

ALIGN

SHARPS DISPOSAL (OFCI)

12 T2

10' - 7 1/2"

GLOVE DISPENSER (OFCI)

219

8' - 10 1/4"

3' - 4" R.O.

6. INFILL ALL EXISTING SLAB AND/OR WALL OPENINGS W/ CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL TO MATCH EXISTING, WHERE OPENINGS ARE NOT REQ'D FOR NEW WORK.

7' - 2"

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR MANI FOLD + GAS TANKS. COORD. WITH VENDOR.

C42

2 A-512

5 6

5. CONTRACTOR SHALL ADVISE ARCHITECT OF ANY CONFLICTS WHICH MAY CAUSE DEVIATION IN ORIGINAL DESIGN INTENT PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

7' - 9 3/4"

30 TYP.

Exam

211

9' - 6 1/4"

5 6 P3

55 TYP. A2

209

2' - 0"

6 5

3' - 4" R.O.

HANDICAP GRAB BAR.

9' - 2 1/4"

9' - 7"

7. ALL FIRE-RATED ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE MAINTAINED AND RESTORED TO MEET DESIGNATED RATING.

TOILET PAPER DISPENSER.

6' - 5 1/2" A2

55 TYP.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTENCE OF MEP ELEMENTS IN WALL AND CEILINGS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTING SCHEDULED PARTITIONS & CEILINGS.

SOAP DISPENSER.

PAPER TOWEL.

213

218

7' - 3 1/2"

PREP. NEW SLAB OPENINGS FOR MEP SCOPE. FIRESAFE & SEAL ALL PENETRATIONS & PROVIDE STRUCT. SUPPORT WHERE SCHED.

8' - 9 1/4"

Exam

TYP.

3. SEE THIS SHEET FOR KEY NOTES SPECIFIC TO CONSTRUCTION SCOPE, U.O.N.

3' - 4" R.O.

COATHOOK, MTD. AT INTERIOR SIDE OF ALL TOILET,EXAM + OFFICE RM DOORS.

2. CONSTRUCTION SCOPE SHALL BE APPLICABLE TO ALL "AREAS OF WORK" IDENTIFIED.

8' - 5 3/4"

215

Clerical

C53

Exam

3' - 4" R.O.

SHOWER CURTAIN + ROD.

Exam

6' - 11 3/4"

WALL PROTECTION AS SCHED. SEE ELEV.

P5 TYP.

P3 12

3' - 4" R.O.

C52

6' - 7"

END GUARD PROTECTION.

218

3' - 6 1/2"

CORNER GUARD PROTECTION, AS SCHED.

3' - 4"

ALUMINUM PLATE WALL PROTECTION; SEE SPECS.

TYP. 12

3' - 0"

3' - 4" R.O.

CONSTRUCTION NOTES 1. SEE G-001.00 FOR SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS AND LEGENDS.

ALIGN

SERVICE SINK. SEE PLUMBING SPECS.

TYP.

A-512

10' - 7"

S.S. SHELF & MOP STRIP. SEE SPECS.

1 A-262

4' - 0 1/4"

9 10

16 A-261

4' - 0 1/4"

EQUIP. N.I.C. (SHOWN FOR LOCATION ONLY). COORDINATE WITH I.T. & BIOMED EQUIP. SPECS AS APPROPRIATE.

CANOPY BELOW

1' - 11 3/4"

5' - 2" V.I.F.

LOCKERS AS SCHED.

10 1/2"

LOCATION OF WALL MOUNTED OVERHEAD MILLWORK CABINETS BY GC. PROVIDE BLOCKING ALONG ENTIRE LENGTH OF CABINET

A-200

13' - 2 1/4"

NEW MILLWORK; SEE MILLWORK DETAILS

2' - 5 1/2"

1' - 8"

WALL MTD. COAT HOOKS. SEE ARCH.ELEV & DETAILS.

3' - 4" R.O. 2' - 4 3/4"

MED. GAS OUTLETS. SEE ARCH ELEV. & PLUMBING DWGS.

3' - 4" R.O.

EYEWASH UNIT. SEE PLUMBING.

3' - 4" R.O. 1' - 2 1/2"

CLINICAL SINK. SEE PLUMBING SCHED.

C51

Plotted - 6/12/2017 6:06:36 PM

By access or receipt, the User acknowledges, covenants and agrees that the documents, provided by Dattner Architects D.P.C., including but not limited to plans and specifications, in any media (the "Documents"), are copyrighted instruments of professional service. The User agrees that the Documents may not be used for any other project or for any use not expressly authorized in writing by Dattner Architects. The User further agrees that Dattner Architects shall have no responsibility or liability in connection with the unauthorized use, reuse, change or modification of the Documents in any manner by the User or any other party accessing the Documents. No representation is made by Dattner Architects as to the accuracy or scale of the Documents or that they reflect actual conditions. Use of the Documents is at the sole risk of the User or any other party accessing the Documents. The User and any other party accessing the Documents shall, to the fullest extent permitted by law, defend, indemnify and hold harmless Dattner Architects, its principals, consultants, agents and/or employees from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses, judgments, costs and expenses, including attorney's fees and related expenses, that may be incurred by Dattner Architects, its principals, consultants, agents and/or employees as a result of any and all unauthorized changes to or use of the Documents, including but not limited to any alteration to, modification of, deviation from, use as Shop Drawings, or additions to the Documents. Under no circumstances shall the transfer of the Documents and/or other instruments of service on or by electronic media be deemed a sale by Dattner Architects and Dattner Architects makes no warranties, either express or implied, as to their merchantability and fitness for any particular purpose.

KEY PLAN

CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTES

4092-038

4352-004

NYU Lan Essex Cr

1 A-524A

PATIENT PRIVACY CURTAIN 5936-042

175 Delancey Street New York, NY 10002

Exam

P-3

P-2

255 9

A-261

10 CH-9A 8

5' - 0"

CH-14 4267-004

4' - 8"

IT-20 D

1' - 9"

4920-087 WB-1B 3723-035 6364-013H

3' - 0"

5868-036 AYL245P

Exam Room 255 - Enlarged Plan 3/8" = 1'-0"

3' - 10"

3' - 6"

WB-1B

255

1' - 4"

Exam Room 255 North 3/8" = 1'-0"

4' - 7"

4' - 0"

Exam Room 255 East 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam Room 255 West 3/8" = 1'-0"

WB-1A

Exam Room 255 South 3/8" = 1'-0"

Project Manager

Macro Consultants

1040 Avenues of the America 15th Floor New York, NY 10018 Construction Manager

Hunter Roberts Con

5868-036

GENERAL NOTES

1 A-524A

Exam

4352-004

252

1. AT ALL CABINETRY LOCATIONS, CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CONT. MIN. 16 GA. SHT. METAL BLOCKING TO COORDINATE WITH OVERHEAD UNITS FOR BOTH MIDMARK AND FURN. VENDOR SUPPLIED UNITS.

55 Water Street 51st Floor New York, NY 10041

PATIENT PRIVACY CURTAIN

AYL245P

Mechanical / Electrical / Plum Lighting Consultants

6364-013H

CH-9A

P-3

Syska Hennessy G

P-3

P-2

P-3

4092-038

1515 Broadway New York, NY 10036

CL 14 A-261

3. SEE A-804 FOR FINISH SPEC & SCHEDULE

Structural Engineer

De Nardis Engineer 239 Central Avenue White Plains, NY 10606

4267-004

4920-087

4. FOR FINISHES NOT INDICATED SEE FINISH PLANS DWGS A700 - A702.

Signage Consultant 5' - 0"

5936-042

CH-14

4' - 8"

2. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE 16 GA. MIN. SHT. METAL BLOCKING FOR ALL OFCI BIOMED EQUIPMENT.

Lebowitz Gould De 150 West 30th Street Suite 1202 New York, NY 10001

3723-035

5. FOR MOUNTING HEIGHTS SEE DWG G-001. Security Consultant

SECURITY CARD READER (typ.)

SIGNAGE (typ.)

WC PORTABLE (typ.)

ELEVATOR CALL BUTTON

S.S. CRASH RAIL (typ.)

WALL MOUNT TELEPHONE

HAND WASH SINK

VACANCY SENSOR / LIGHT SWITH

DOOR OPERATOR (typ.)

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

NURSE CALL

FIRE ALARM PULL BOX

FIRE ALARM SPEAKER STROBE

THERMOSTAT

NURSE CALL FLASHER BUZZER

Exam Room 252 - Enlarged Plan 3/8" = 1'-0"

3' - 6"

WB-1B

252

IT-20

KEYNOTES

WB-1B

4' - 7"

Exam Room 252 - North Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

WB-1A

3' - 10"

Exam Room 252 - East Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

1' - 9"

Exam Room 252 - South Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

WB-1B

3' - 10"

Shen Milsom & Wil

1' - 4"

417 5th Avenue New York, NY 10016

Exam Room 252 - West Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

Specifications Consultant

Robert Schwartz As 333 West 39th Street Suite 1501 New York, NY 10008

4920-087 3723-035

Code/DOB Consultant

Design 2147 Ltd. 52 Diamond Street Brooklyn, NY 11222

4352-004 1 A-524A CG-1B

CG-1B IT-20 CL

P-3

CH-9A CH-14A

P-3

P-2

P-3

4092-038

4267-004 1

A-261

3 EQ

5936-042

6364-013H 8 AYL245P

235

5' - 0"

4' - 8"

Exam

5868-036 B

1' - 6"

VIDEO DISPLAY

SHELF W/ MOP & BROOM HOLDER

WB-1B

235

3' - 10 1/2"

4' - 7"

WB-1A

1' - 9"

3' - 10"

WB-1B

1' - 4"

Exam Room 235 - Enlarged Plan 5 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam Room 235 - North Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam Room 235 - East Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam Room 235 - South Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam Room 235 - West Elevation 3/8" = 1'-0"

Conformance Set

Revisions Issue:

Conformance Se

Equipment Schedule - Typical Clinical Exam... Image

Mounting Type Floor

Type Clinical Scale

5936-042

Exam Table - Ritter 223

Floor

6364-013 H

Glove Dispenser Omnimed Horizontal

Wall

5869-012

Hand Sanitizer Dispenser

Wall

PATIENT PRIVACY CURTAIN

4352-004

Exam

1 A-524A

CG-1A

Clinton Street

Type Mark 4267-004

P-3

CG-1A

218 CL

131 SF P-3

P-3

5936-042

P-2 CH-9A

19 4092-038

Ophthalmoscope Set

Wall

AYL245P 3723-035

Paper Towel Dispenser Sharps Disposal Holder

Wall Wall

5868-036

Soap Dispenser

Wall

IT-20

A-261

4092-038

Key Plan

6" 8" P-3

2nd Floor G Rooms - De Elevations

1' - 9"

CH-14 4267-004 A

5' - 0"

4' - 8"

4920-087 WB-1B

3723-035

218

WB-1B

2' - 0"

4' - 7"

3' - 5 1/2"

WB-1A

4' - 0"

5' - 4"

WB-1B

2 3/4" 5868-036 4352-004 4920-087

Stadiometer Waste Can, Step On

Wall Floor

19 6364-013H

Exam 218 North 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam 218 East 3/8" = 1'-0"

Exam 218 South 3/8" = 1'-0"

Date

Exam 218 West 3/8" = 1'-0"

Scale

AYL245P

06/12

As indica

Drawn By IT-20

Workstation on Wheels

Floor Mobile

Plotted - 6/12/2017 10:48:44 AM

Documents. No representation is made by Dattner Architects as to the accuracy or scale of the Documents or that they reflect actual conditions. Use of the Documents is at the sole risk of the User or any other party accessing the Documents. The User and any other party accessing the Documents shall, to the fullest extent permitted by law, defend, indemnify and hold harmless Dattner Architects, its principals, consultants, agents and/or employees from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses, judgments, costs and expenses, including attorney's fees and related expenses, that may be incurred by Dattner Architects, its principals, consultants, agents and/or employees as a result of any and all unauthorized changes to or use of the Documents, including but not limited to any alteration to, modification of, deviation from, use as Shop Drawings, or additions to the Documents. Under no circumstances shall the transfer of the Documents and/or other instruments of service on or by electronic media be deemed a sale by Dattner Architects and Dattner Architects makes no warranties, either express or implied, as to their merchantability and fitness for any particular purpose.

Exam Room 218 - Enlarged Plan 3/8" = 1'-0"

Checked By

0' 5

Project No.

Sheet No.:

Enlarged Plans and Elevations: Exam Rooms

4 5

Millwork Details: Reception Desk

WALL

3/4" 3FORM CHROMA VAPOR PRIVACY

SOLID SURFACE TRANSACTION COUNTER ABOVE

3/4" 3FORM CHROMA PANEL; EASE ALL VAPOR PRIVACY EDGES PANEL; EASE ALL EDGES 4" 2"

GLASS PANEL; GL-1 1/2" PWD

B. GROMMETS: 1. . ENSURE THAT ALL GROMMET LOCATIONS ARE NOT IN CONFLICT W/ DESK SUPPORTS. 2. PROVIDE (2) GROMMETS PER WORKSTATION, U.O.N.

C. EDGE & CORNER CONDITIONS: 1. U.O.N. ALL SOLID SURFACE OUTSIDE CORNERS SHALL BE MITERED. 2. PROVIDE 1/8" EASED EDGES AT ALL EXPOSED OUTSIDE CORNERS, INCLUDING COUNTER EDGES, TOP & BOTTOM. D. MILLWORK HARDWARE: 1. REFER TO PROJECT MANUAL FOR MILLWORK HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS. 2. PROVIDE FULL EXTENSION DRAWER GLIDES AT ALL LOCATIONS.

3/4" 3FORM CHROMA VAPOR PRIVACY PANEL; BOLTED TO MTL U-CHANNEL

MILLWORK NOTES:

1' - 0" A. OUTLET COORDINATION: 1. MILLWORKER TYP TO COORDINATE LAYOUT AND LOCATION OF ELECTRIC & DATA OUTLETS W/ ELECTRICAL & I.T. CONTRACTORS. 2. MILLWORKER SHALL PROVIDE CUTOUTS FOR ELECTRIC & I.T. DEVICES AND ENSURE THAT FINAL LOCATIONS ARE NOT IN CONFLICT W/ MILLWORK SUPPORTS, ETC. 3. MILLWORKER SHALL PROVIDE ACCESS PANEL FOR ELECTRIC/I.T. INSTALLATION OF CABLE/CONDUIT TO EACH OUTLET LOCATION.

COUNTER ABOVE

1/2" SOLID SURFACE CEASARSTONE; SS-2 MTL. U-CHANNEL Transaction Counter Plan Section2"FASTENED @ Privacy Panel TO PLYWOOD; 10 CENTERED ON STUD 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

B. GROMMETS: 1. . ENSURE THAT ALL GROMMET LOCATIONS ARE NOT IN CONFLICT W/ DESK SUPPORTS. 2. PROVIDE (2) GROMMETS PER WORKSTATION, U.O.N.

ADA Counter Plan Section @ Privacy Panel 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

3/4" 3FORM CHROMA VAPOR PRIVACY PANEL; BOLTED TO MTL U-CHANNEL

C. EDGE & CORNER CONDITIONS: 1. U.O.N. ALL SOLID SURFACE OUTSIDE CORNERS SHALL BE MITERED. 2. PROVIDE 1/8" EASED EDGES AT ALL EXPOSED OUTSIDE CORNERS, INCLUDING COUNTER EDGES, TOP & BOTTOM.

3/4" SOLID SUR ADHERED TO 3

COUNTER ABOVE

D. MILLWORK HARDWARE: 1. REFER TO PROJECT MANUAL FOR MILLWORK HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS. 2. PROVIDE FULL EXTENSION DRAWER GLIDES AT ALL LOCATIONS.

MITERED COR

1 1/2"

1/2" SOLID SURFACE

CEASARSTONE; SS-2 E. BLOCKING: 1. AT ALL CABINETRY LOCATIONS, CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CONT. MIN. 16 GA. SHT. METAL BLOCKING TO COORDINATE WITH OVERHEAD UNITS, INCLUDING MILLWORK & VENDOR SUPPLIED UNITS. 2. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE 16 GA. MIN. SHT. METAL BLOCKING FOR ALL OFCI BIOMED EQUIPMENT. F. SECURITY DEVICES: 1. PANIC BUTTON(S) TO BE PROVIDED AT THE UNDERSIDE OF DESKS AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: CELLAR - NURSE STATIONS 1ST FLOOR - SECURITY, P.T. & AM. SURG. DESKS 2ND FLOOR - RECEPTION DESKS ONLY 2. SEE SECURITY DWGS FOR BALANCE OF INFORMATION.

2" MTL. U-CHANNEL FASTENED TO PLYWOOD; CENTERED ON STUD 13

1/8" EASED ED BOTTOM, PLUS CORNERS, TYP

Counter Edge Detail (Solid Surface) - Mitered Corner 6" = 1'-0"

CONT. KINDORF CHANNEL, 14 GA

3/4" SOLID SURF CONT. PWD PLA SUIT 2" COUNTE

ADA Counter Plan Section @ Privacy Panel 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

1/8" EASED EDG BOTTOM, PLUS A CORNERS, TYP.

MITERED COR 4"

Counter Edge Detail (Solid Surface) - Mitered Corner w/ Return 6" = 1'-0"

3/4" SOLID SU ADHERED TO

MITERED COR TRANSACTION COUNTER BEYOND

1' - 0"

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE; ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD; SS-2

E. BLOCKING: 1. AT ALL CABINETRY LOCATIONS, CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CONT. MIN. 16 GA. SHT. METAL BLOCKING TO COORDINATE WITH OVERHEAD UNITS, INCLUDING MILLWORK & VENDOR SUPPLIED UNITS. 2. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE 16 GA. MIN. SHT. METAL BLOCKING FOR ALL OFCI BIOMED EQUIPMENT.

2" GROMMET W COVER 3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE; ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD; SS-2

1/8" EASED ED BOTTOM, PLU CORNERS, TY

2' - 10"

P-LAM ON PWD SUBSTRATE; PL-3

METAL BRACKET, BOLTED TO FLOOR AND FASTENED TO STUDS

P-LAM ON PWD Counter Edge Detail (Solid Surface) - Mitered Corner SUBSTRATE; PL-3 6" = 1'-0" RUBBER WALL BASE;

RUBBER WALL BASE; WB-1

WB-1

CONT. KINDORF CHANNEL, 14 GA 6"

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE TOE KICK; SS-2

Plotted - 6/12/2017 1:56:12 PM

F. SECURITY DEVICES: 1. PANIC BUTTON(S) TO BE PROVIDED AT THE UNDERSIDE OF DESKS AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: CELLAR - NURSE STATIONS 1ST FLOOR - SECURITY, P.T. & AM. SURG. DESKS 2ND FLOOR - RECEPTION DESKS ONLY 2. SEE SECURITY DWGS FOR BALANCE OF INFORMATION.

2" MTL. U-CHANNEL FASTENED TOCounter Plan Section @ Privacy Panel Transaction 10 1 1/2" = 1'-0" PLYWOOD

Typ. Transaction Counter Plan Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

A. OUTLET COORDINATION: 1. MILLWORKER TO COORDINATE LAYOUT AND LOCATION OF ELECTRIC & DATA OUTLETS W/ ELECTRICAL & I.T. CONTRACTORS. 2. MILLWORKER SHALL PROVIDE CUTOUTS FOR ELECTRIC & I.T. DEVICES AND ENSURE THAT FINAL LOCATIONS ARE NOT IN CONFLICT W/ MILLWORK SUPPORTS, ETC. 3. MILLWORKER SHALL PROVIDE ACCESS PANEL FOR ELECTRIC/I.T. INSTALLATION OF CABLE/CONDUIT TO EACH OUTLET LOCATION.

1' - 0" TYP

1 1/2"

MILLWORK NOTES:

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE TOE KICK; SS-2

3/4" SOLID SURF CONT. PWD PLA SUIT 2" COUNTE

8 1/2"

Security Desk ADA Counter 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

1/8" EASED EDG BOTTOM, PLUS TYP

Reception Desk ADA Counter Section Detail CORNERS, 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Typ. Transaction Counter Plan Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

2" MTL. U-CHANNEL FASTENED TO PLYWOOD

2' - 6"

1' - 0" TYP

2' - 6"

1/2" PWD

GLASS PANEL; GL-1

1'-0"

2'-0"

1'-0"

2'-0"

3/4" SOLID SURFACE, SS-2 CAESARSTONE ADHERED TO 3/4" [U.O.N.] PWD. PROVIDE MITERED CORNERS, TYP.

1 1/4"

1/4" FABRIC WRAPPED TACKABLE PANEL; ADHERED TO SUBSTRATE; TS-1

NYU L Essex

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE ADHERED TO 3/4" [U.O.N.] PWD; SS-2

2" GROMMET WITH COVER

11 1/4"

1 1/4"

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD; SS-2. PROVIDE MITERED CORNERS, TYP.

175 Delancey S New York, NY

3/4" SOLID SURFACE, SS-2 CAESARSTONE ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD SUBSTRATE

3' - 10"

P-LAM ON 3/4" PWD SUBSTRATE; PL-3

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE TOE KICK; SS-2

2' - 6"

METAL BRACKET, BOLTED TO FLOOR AND FASTENED TO CONCEALED SIDE OF MILLWORK

2' - 10"

1/4" FABRIC WRAPPED TACKABLE PANEL; ADHERED TO SUBSTRATE; TS-1

3' - 10"

13 A-523A

NURSE STATION BEYOND; SS-2

METAL BRACKET, BOLTED TO FLOOR AND FASTENED TO CONCEALED SIDE OF MILLWORK

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE TOE KICK; SS-2

RUBBER WALL BASE; WB-1

2' - 6"

4 1/2"

1'-0"

Project Manager

Macro Consu

1040 Avenues of th 15th Floor New York, NY 1001

RUBBER WALL BASE; WB-1

4 1/2"

Construction Mana

4 1/2"

Hunter Robe Nurse Station Printer Niche Counter Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Nurse Station Transaction Counter Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Nurse Station ADA Counter Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

55 Water Street 51st Floor New York, NY 1004

Mechanical / Electr Lighting Consultan

3' - 4" 1' - 6" 5' -0" AFF

1' - 10"

1' - 6"

1' - 2" 5' -0" AFF

" R2

3/4" 3FORM CHROMA VAPOR PRIVACY PANEL; 2" RADIUS AT ALL CORNERS AND EASE ALL EDGES

1' - 10"

" R2

Syska Henne

1515 Broadway New York, NY 1003

Structural Engineer

De Nardis En

2" MTL. U-CHANNEL FASTENED TO PLYWOOD

3/4" 3FORM CHROMA VAPOR PRIVACY PANEL; W/ EASED EXPOSED EDGE

239 Central Avenue White Plains, NY 1

LINE OF TRANSACTION COUNTER SURFACE BEYOND

1' - 11 3/4"

2' - 6"

Signage Consultan

Lebowitz Go

RFACE, SS-2 3/4" PWD

1/2" DEEP X 3/4" WIDE LINEAR CONT. SLOT TO ACCEPT PRIVACY PANEL AT SOLID SURFACE; SS-2

1/2" DEEP X 3/4" WIDE LINEAR SLOT TO ACCEPT PRIVACY PANEL AT SOLID SURFACE; SS-2.

RNER, TYP.

A-523A 3/4" SOLID SURFACE, SS-2, ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD

3/4" COUNTER SURFACE; SS-2 ON 3/4" PWD

1/2" SLOT

P-LAM, PL-3 ON PWD SUBSTRATE W/ BASE AS SCHED.

1/2" SLOT

Security Consultan

Shen Milsom

Specifications Con

Robert Schw 13 A-523A

13 A-523A

DGE, TOP & S ALL OUTSIDE P.

150 West 30th Stre Suite 1202 New York, NY 1000

417 5th Avenue New York, NY 1001

R 1' - 9"

1/2" SLOT

333 West 39th Stre Suite 1501 New York, NY 1000

Code/DOB Consult

PROVIDE 1/2" SLOT IN SOLID SURFACE FOR PRIVACY PANEL

Design 2147

52 Diamond Street Brooklyn, NY 1122

1/4" THK FABRIC WRAPPED PANEL ADHERED TO SUBSTRATE; TS-1

9 A-523A STAINLESS STEEL SHOE W/ CLOSURE PIECE AT EXPOSED END; ANCHOR TO SLAB

SUPPORT A. 1-1/2" X 3/4" H

FACE, SS-2 ADHERED TO 3/4" ANED TO 1/2" PROFILE TO ER EDGE

2' - 7 1/2"

GE, TOP & ALL OUTSIDE

4 1/2"

STAINLESS STEEL SHOE W/ CLOSURE PIECE AT EXPOSED END; ANCHOR TO SLAB

9 1/2"

1' - 6"

Privacy Panel @ ADA Counter 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Privacy Panel @ Transaction Counter 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

RNERS, TYP. PRIVACY PANEL BEYOND OCCURING IN PT WAITING AND AMBULATORY SURGERY WAITING; SEE PLAN FOR LOCATION 1' - 0"

PRIVACY PANEL BEYOND OCCURING IN PT WAITING AND AMBULATORY SURGERY WAITING; SEE PLAN FOR LOCATION 5 A-523A

2' - 0"

3/4" DIA. FIELD CUT HOLE; COORDINATE WITH EQUIPMENT 4 A-523A

Conforma

Revisions

3/4" SOLID SURFACE ADHERED TO PWD; SS-2

Issue:

Conforma

1/2" x 1/4" ANODIZED ALUMINUM CHANNEL ADHERED TO BLOCKING W/ ADHESIVE 4"

ANNODIZED ALUMINUM ANGLE PAINTED TO MATCH GLASS; GL-1

2" GROMMET W/ COVERS

12 A-523A

1/4" FABRIC WRAPPED TACKABLE PANEL; ADHERED TO SUBSTRATE; TS-1 2" GROMMET W/ COVERS

13 A-523A

Clinton Street

1/2" SOLID SURFACE ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD; SS-2

13 A-523A

3/4" SOLID SURFACE; SS-2 ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD

PLASTIC LAMINATE; PL-3

Key Plan

2' - 6"

3/4" SOLID SURFACE ADHERED TO 3/4" PWD; SS-2

20"W X 28"H METAL SUPPORT BRACKET. ANCHOR TO STUD AND FLOOR. TYPE (W) WIRE MANAGEMENT KNOCKOUT BY 'WORKHORSE AUTOMATION, INC.' COLOR: BLACK.

2' - 6"

15"W X 28"H METAL SUPPORT BRACKET. ANCHOR TO STUD AND FLOOR. TYPE (W) WIRE MANAGEMENT KNOCKOUT BY 'WORKHORSE AUTOMATION, INC.' COLOR: BLACK.

3' - 0"

3' - 10"

13 A-523A

3/4" DIA. FIELD CUT HOLE; COORDINATE WITH EQUIPMENT

Millwork Recepti Nurse S

P-LAM ON PWD SUBSTRATE; PL-3 RUBBER WALL BASE; WB-1 6"

RUBBER WALL BASE; WB-1 3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAESARSTONE TOE KICK; SS-2 3"

1' - 2"

4 1/2"

Date Scale

4 1/2"

1' - 5 1/2"

Reception Desk ADA Counter with Seating Section Detail 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Checked By

Reception Desk Transaction Counter Section Detail 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Project No. Sheet No.:

Drawn By

Renderings from Design Development

Entrance Lobby

Waiting Room: Ambulatory Surgery 76

Exam Room

Waiting Room: Physical Therapy 77

GrandLo Cafe 78

Dattner Architects | SD through CD May 2015 through September 2015 Completed: 2018 Location: New York City, NY Photography: Ari Burling Dattner was hired to design a cafe for the non profit group Grand Street Settlement [GSS]. The cafe functions as a commercial and event space, but is also a vocational training facility for GSS. My role on the project team began during schematic design where I worked on the space planning for the cafe. As the project moved into design development and construction documentation, I helped to specify furniture, finishes, and lighting for the space. In addition, I drew equipment layout plans to help coordinate the location of plumbing and electrical for all of the cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s equipment and helped in the overall drawing production for the project in the construction documentation set.

RAIL IN NICHE MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

SIM PROVIDE SOLID BLOCK FOR CURTAIN ROD

PNT-17

WS-1

GWB WALL TO UNDERSIDE OF SLAB ABOVE STOREFRONT

Back Room - South Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"

PNT-17

WS-1

SIM

EQ.3

WS-1 5 A-606

EQ.

CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET, (6) TOTAL (TYP.) EQ

PNT-17

4 A-611

RETURN BACKSPLASH ON EQ OF NICHE EQ (TYP.) EQ SIDES

WS-1

EQ.

CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET, (6) TOTAL (TYP.)

EQ. PNT-14

4 A-611

PNT-20 PNT-14 1

ALIGN

111 Eighth Avenue, PNT-14 New York, NY 10011 T: 212-220-9945

EQ.3

WS-2

8' - 6"

OPEN TO EGRESS DOOR BEYOND

9' - 6"

WS-1

3' - 0"

PNT-20

ESSEX CROSSI SITE 6

PNT-14

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

SEE CAFE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

3' - 4" TL-9

ALIGN

10' - 6"

MENU BOARD 2' - 9"SET WITHIN PTD. TL-9 WOOD FRAME (TYP.)

3' - 4"

9' - 6"

3' - 1"

1/2" 12' -THK. 6" CLEAR PTD. WOOD MOLDING MONOLITHIC SURROUND FOR INSET TEMPERED TILE - SEE A-620 FOR GLAZING EXTENTS

WS-1 PNT-14

EQ.2

3' - 4"

EQ LENGTH CURTAIN ROD AND BRACKET. FINISH: OIL-RUBBED BRONZE. PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING

5 CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHE 4' - 4"MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

Civil Engineers

AKRF 440 Park Avenue South, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016

2' - 10"

3 6' - 0"

CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHE MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

Geotechnical Engineers

URS 1255 Broad Street, Suite 201 Clifton, NJ 07013 Landscape Design

Kokobo2Greenscapes 11-11 43rd Road Long Island City, NY 11101

3' - 3"

Structural Engineers Energy De Consultants Nardis Engineering,

4' - 6"

Bright Power, 15 Reservoir RoadInc.

8' - 6"

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

EQ.5

Prep Kitchen - West Elevation 4 1/4" = 1'-0"

Prep Kitchen - North Elevation 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

LLC

11 White Hanover Square, Suite 21 Plains, NY 10603 New York, NY 10005

Civil Engineers 6' - 0"

3' - 3"

9' - 6 1/2"

Back Room - South Elevation 10 1/4" = 1'-0"

Prep Kitchen - North 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

Structural Engineers CURTAIN W/ METAL EYELETS. FINISH: OIL-RUBBED BRONZE. De Nardis Engineering, LLC Back Room CURTAIN LENGTH TO RUN FULL15 Reservoir Road 9 ElevationLENGTH OF OPENING W/ 12" White Plains, NY 10603 1/4" = 1'-0" OVERLAP AT WALL Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing Engineers

AKRF

9' - 4 3/4"

440 Park Avenue South, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016

- North Elevation CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHE MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

Rodkin Cardinale Consulting Engineers, P.C. 214 W 29th Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10001

CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHEARTWORK MOUNTEDPROVIDED BY OWNER TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

Civil Engineers

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

OPEN TO CAFE BEYOND

PNT-14

4' - 6" EQ

10' - 6"

4' - 6"

1255 Broad Street, Suite 201 Clifton, NJ 07013 Landscape Design

Kokobo Greenscapes

Energy Consultants

URS

Bright Power, Inc. 11 Hanover Square, Suite 21 New York, NY 10005

1255 Broad Street, Suite 201 Clifton, NJ 07013 Landscape Design

Kokobo Greenscapes 9' - 6 1/2"

9' - 4 3/4"

Back Room - North Elevation 9 1/4" = 1'-0"

3 DOB Addendum 3 NB #121187036

Revisions

WS-1

3' - 6"

WS-1

4' - 7 1/2"

Geotechnical Engineers

11-11 43rd Road Long Island City, NY 11101 CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT Energy Consultants BRACKET. PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING Bright Power, Inc. FOR Suite 21 11 SUPPORT Hanover Square, COUNTER New York, NY AT 10005 MILLWORK LOCATION

8' - 6"

Back Room - South Elevation 10 1/4" = 1'-0"

PNT-17

440 Park Avenue South, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016

CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHE MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

Geotechnical Engineers DOB NB #121187036 URS

11-11 43rd Road Long Island City, NY 11101

AKRF

GWB WALL TO UNDERSIDE OF SLAB ABOVE STOREFRONT

4' - 7 1/2"

4' - 1"

EQ.5

214 W 29th Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10001

OIL-RUBBED BRONZE. PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING

9' - 6" TYP. FOR ART WALL NICHES

EQ.4

Rodkin Cardinale Consulting Engine

HEAVY DUTY, FULL

WS-1

Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing Engineers

Prep Kitchen - West Elevation LENGTH CURTAIN ROD 4 AND BRACKET. FINISH: 1/4" = 1'-0"

EQ.4

4' - 7 1/2"

PNT-14

Cafe 1/4"

15 Reservoir Road White Plains, NY 10603

Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing Engineers 111 Eighth Avenu Rodkin Cardinale Consulting NewEngineer York, NY 10 214 W 29th Street, 4th Floor T: 212-220-9945 New 2 York, NY 10001

111 Eighth Avenue, Suite 1500 New York, NY 10011 T: 212-220-9945

Prep Kitchen - South Elevation 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

De Nardis Engineering, LLC

5 A-620

6' - 1" OPEN TO CAFE BEYOND

Structural Engineers

6' - 1" CURTAIN ROD GWB POCKET

E RAIL IN NDERSIDE ELETS. NG DISPLAY ONZE. SYSTEM. UN FULL W/ 12"

OPEN TO EGRESS DOOR BEYOND

Prep Kitchen - North Elevation 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

8' - 6"

SEE A-620 FOR EQUIP. OUTLET LOCATIONS

WS-1

3' - 0"

PNT-20

1' - 6"

3' - 3"

1/4" = 1'-0" Delancey Street New York, NY 10002

1/2" THK. CLEAR MONOLITHIC TEMPERED GLAZING CURTAIN W/ METAL EYELETS. FINISH: OIL-RUBBED BRONZE. SEE CAFE CURTAIN LENGTH TO RUN FULL EQUIPMENT LENGTH OF OPENING W/ 12" SCHEDULE OVERLAP AT WALL

3' - 8"

3' - 4"

6' - 0"

WS-2 175

EQ.2

6' - 1"

3' - 4"

TL-9

PNT-14

EQ.5

3' - 1"

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

ESSEX CROSSING SITE Prep Kitchen -6 West Elevation

EQ.5

8' - 6"

TL-9 MECH. UNIT

WS-1

9' - 6"

2' - 9"

EQ.4

5 A-620

1' - 6"

EQ.4

CURTAIN ROD GWB POCKET

Cafe - West Elevation 6 1/4"DUTY, = 1'-0" HEAVY FULL

EQ.3

1' - 6"

EQ.1

3' - 6"

EQ.1

EQ.3

12' - 6"

Prep Kitchen - South Elevation 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

WS-1

SEE A-606

9' - 6"

Cafe - West Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0" MECH. UNIT

10' - 6"

4' - 4"

SEE A-620 FOR EQUIP. OUTLET 6 LOCATIONS

ALIGN

3' - 4"

EQ.3

EQ.2

ALIGN

2' - 10"

3' - 8"

PNT-19 EQ.2

PNT-20

175 Delancey Street New York, NY 10002

1 PNT-14 EQ.1

5 A-606

SIM

WS-1

EQ.1

CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET. PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING SUPPORT FOR COUNTER AT MILLWORK LOCATION

175 Delancey Street New York, NY 10002

RETURN BACKSPLASH ON SIDES OF NICHE (TYP.)

SIM

VINYL GRAPHIC BY OWNER

SIM

7 ESSEX CROSSIN SITE 6

WS-1

PNT-19

3" X 1" THK. PTD. WOOD CAP WITH 1/2" ROUND. TYP. FOR ALL WAINSCOT LOCATIONS

3 EQ.3

1" THK. PTD. WOOD SILL W/ EQROUND EQ 1/2

MECH. UNIT

A6 A-601

MECH. UNIT

PTD. WOOD MOLDING EQ EQ SURROUND FOR INSET TILE - SEE A-620 FOR EXTENTS

MENU BOARD SETEQ WITHIN PTD. WOOD FRAME (TYP.)

PNT-14

3" X 1" THK. PTD. WOOD CAP WITH 1/2" ROUND. TYP. FOR ALL WAINSCOT EQ LOCATIONS

SEE A-606

VINYL GRAPHIC BY OWNER

WS-1

ALIGN

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

PNT-17

Cafe - East Elevation MECH. 1/4" =UNIT 1'-0"

PNT-14

3' - 6"

Back Room 1/4" = 1'-0

CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET. PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING SUPPORT FOR COUNTER AT MILLWORK LOCATION

GWB EQWALL TOEQ UNDERSIDE OF SLAB ABOVE STOREFRONT

10' - 6"

PNT-14

MECH. UNIT

PNT-17

4' - 1"

Cafe - East Elevation 5 1/4" = 1'-0"

A6 A-601

ARTWORK PROVIDED BY OWNER EQ EQ

9' - 6" TYP. FOR ART WALL NICHES

4' - 1"

PNT-17 3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHE MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

PROVIDE SOLID BLOCK FOR CURTAIN ROD

Back Room - Nor 1/4" = 1'-0"

PNT-14

9' - 6" TYP. FOR ART WALL NICHES

PNT-14

SIM

Kitchen - East Elevation = 1'-0"

5 A-606

Issue:

90% Construction Documents Delancey Street

- 6OWNER 1/2" ARTWORK PROVIDED9'BY CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET, (6) TOTAL (TYP.)

9' - 4 3/4"

Back Room - North Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"

SIM

4 A-611

Cafe - South Elevation 7 1/4" = 1'-0" Clinton Street

DOB NB #121187036 PNT-14

4' - 1"

ALIGN

10' - 6"

EQ PNT-17

PNT-14

WS-1

PNT-19

ALIGN

CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET. PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING SUPPORT FOR COUNTER AT MILLWORK PNT-20 LOCATION

EQPNT-14

5 A-606 PNT-14

EQ.3

Issue: Key Plan

SIM

8' - 6"

4 A-611

PNT-19

EQ.5

WS-1

WS-2

90% Construction Documents

Interior Elevations - 1s Floor Cafe

5 A-606

Date

Delancey Street EQ.

EQ.5

Scale

EQ.

Drawn By

PNT-14

Cafe - South Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"

ALIGN

OPEN TO BACK ROOM BEYOND

Cafe - South Elevation 7 12/18/15 1/4" = 1'-0"

Addendum 3

Revisions

Issue:

EQ.4

SIM

3' - 6"

9' - 6"

RETURN BACKSPLASH ON SIDES OF NICHE (TYP.)

3' - 0"

WS-1

EQ.4 5 A-620

EQ.

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

5 A-606

Cafe - North Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"

Checked By

PNT-20 Clinton Street

4 A-611

OPEN TO EGRESS DOOR BEYOND

3' - 6"

WS-1

Bloc

3' - 1"

CONCEALED COUNTER SUPPORT BRACKET, (6) TOTAL (TYP.)

PNT-14 PNT-19 ALIGN

EQ.3 WS-1 3

3' - 1" OPEN TO

PNT-20 "

3' - 4"

Broome Street

90% Construction Documents

PNT-14

WS-1 CONCEALED 3" X 1" THK. PTD. WOOD COUNTER SUPPORT CAP WITH 1/2" ROUND. PROVIDE 3' - 4" BRACKET. TYP. FOR ALL WAINSCOT SOLID BLOCKING LOCATIONS TL-9 SUPPORT FOR COUNTER AT MILLWORK LOCATION

Addendum 3

Revisions

WS-1

3' - 6"

PNT-14

9' - 6" TYP. FOR ART WALL NICHES

EQ. EQ. GWB WALL TO UNDERSIDE OF SLAB STOREFRONT RETURN ABOVE BACKSPLASH ON SIDES OF NICHE (TYP.)

Clinton Street

URE RAIL IN 3" X 1" THK. PTD. WOOD O UNDERSIDE CAP WITH 1/2" ROUND. GING DISPLAY TYP. FOR ALL WAINSCOT IL SYSTEM. LOCATIONS 9 .)

-606

ARTWORK PROVIDED BY OWNER

A6 A-601

BEYOND

PNT-14

1" THK. PTD. tchen - East Elevation WOOD SILL W/ 1'-0" 1/2 ROUND

CONTINUOUS PICTURE RAIL IN NICHE MOUNTED TO UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT. 'AS HANGING DISPLAY SYSTEMS' CLICK RAIL SYSTEM. COLOR: BLACK (TYP.)

1st Floor Partial Finish Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"

Back Room - SouthOPEN Elevation TO 1/4" = 1'-0" CAFE

10' - 6"

A6 A-601

3' - 6"

1st Floor Partial Finish Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"

3' - 6" WAINSCOT (TYP.)

3' - 0"

Project No. 3 PNT-14

PNT-14

Sheet No.: Key Plan

10/16/15 As indicated Author Checker Broome Street Seal

1347

A-527. 79

1 OPEN TO BACK ROOM

Interior Elevations - 1

Scarsdale Public Library 80

Dattner Architects | Schematic Design + DD May 2015 through September 2015 Beginning in pre-schematic design through schematic design, I was the project teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s junior design. My responsibilities were to look at precedents, analyze the site, perform fit studies, create imagery and model (digitally and physically) the proposed design. The original library, with its domestic scale and emblematic stone walls, is a recognizable public icon within the Scarsdale community. As such, the community has made every effort to preserve stone the aesthetics of the building, which were adopted for the 1970â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s addition. The new additions retain and strengthen the elegant, modern horizontal lines of the 1970s addition, while subtly marking its differences by changes in materials and an increased degree of openness. Each of the new additions integrates itself with landscape features, such as the majestic trees framing the entrance plaza and the reading galleries that take advantage of the natural views toward the pond and wooded areas. The proposed design opens up the library interior to the site, allowing in daylight and views to establish a strong new connection between inside and outside.

Entrance and Cafe

Main Collection

8. 3. 4.

2. 6.

LEGEND ADMIN

LEGEND

CIRCULATION

LEGEND

ADMIN SHARED / GATHERING

ADMIN

CIRCULATION COLLECTION

CIRCULATION

Reference Dept

SHARED / GATHERING SEATING

SHARED / GATHERING COLLECTION

REF.

Reference Dept

Reference Dept 5.

M M

REF.

Young Adult

DAYLIGHT / VIEWS

Scott Room

Quiet Reading

PUBLIC

Cafe

Meeting

Cafe

Meeting Meeting

Meeting

5. Open/Flexible Plan Entry Plaza

Open/Flexible Plan Entry Plaza

Cafe

Children’s Dept SERVICE

Book Drop

PUBLIC

Book Drop

Children’s Program CH Room

INFO

Meeting

Children’s Program Room

Cafe

INFO Cafe PUBLIC

Tech Center

PUBLIC

1. EntranceCirculation to Community Space 3. Vertical Entrance to Community Space 2. Reading Gallery 4. Cafe/Popular Collection Reading Gallery 3. Vertical Circulation 5. Open/Flexible Plan Vertical Circulation 4. Cafe/Popular 6. Entry Plaza Collection Cafe/Popular Collection

Tech Center

Tech 4.Center

Scott Room

Children’s Program Room

Quiet Reading

DAYLIGHTENTRANCE / VIEWS SERVICE

PUBLIC ENTRANCE PUBLIC ENTRANCE 1. Entrance to Community Space SERVICE ENTRANCE SERVICE ENTRANCE 2. Reading Gallery

Quiet Reading

M CIRC. DESK

Scott Room

PUBLIC ENTRANCE CIRCULATION PUBLIC

PUBLIC CIRCULATION

General CIRC.Collection DESK General Collection

AFTER HOURS DAYLIGHT / VIEWS

AFTER HOURS

M CIRC. DESK

General Collection

SERVICE SUPPORT PUBLIC CIRCULATION

SERVICE SUPPORT

M M

SEATING AFTER HOURS

SEATING

M M

REF.

COLLECTION SERVICE SUPPORT

PUBLIC

SERVICE

Children’s Dept

SERVICE

Ground Level

Upper Level 82

Lower Level

Section Through Entrance, Main Collection and Reading Gallery

South Elevation Beyond its integration with the site, the proposed design is also based on a series of general ideas that guide specific design decisions: flexibility, autonomy, scalability, and technology. Critical here was the libraryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s desire to function as both a library in the traditional sense, and as a community facility and gathering space. The entry of the library, with itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s large meeting rooms and cafe has the ability to be kept open after hours so that people may continue to use the meeting and performance spaces even after the library has closed. Partitions in the meeting rooms can subdivide the spaces further so that varying group sizes from 150 people to 15 people can meet. The main collection of the library has been opened up through the demolition of the mezzanine. Books have been redistributed onto lower height shelves to maintain sight lines through the library. This allows for greater light penetration into the center of the library, and utilizes the double height space to create a grand sense of scale for such an important civic space. Reference desks are aligned down the visual spine of the library allowing for easy wayfinding and a more active, engaged staff. A technology suite accessed off the main collection will host vocational classes and a maker suite similar to a Kinkos for document printing, binding and plotting. The traditional library functions remain with a mixture of hard and soft seating with large communal tables and clusters of sofas and armchairs. The books shelves of the main collection are all located to the interior of the floor plate, with seating was placed in the reading gallery by windows with exposure to natural light and views to the neighboring park. Smaller study rooms that accommodate between 4 and 10 people provides additional flexibility in the kinds of groups that the library serves. The Scarsdale Public Library holistically provides both an expanded civic institution and a flexible recreational and community space for the Village of Scarsdale. 83

Hudson Table: Philedaphia 84

Factioned | Design Development June 2018 through August 2018 Location: Philedaphia, PA During my summer internship at Factioned, one of the projects I was given was a tenant fit-out project called Hudson Table. The program of the space was an event space and teaching kitchen, where people would attend cooking classes. The primary design element that tied together the exterior treatment of the storefront and the interior space was the use of expanded metal mesh. On the exterior, the mesh was utilized as a awning/screen along the signage band. The expanded metal mesh signage band set a new datum across the storefront, distinguishing Hudson Table from other establishments in the building podium. On the interior, the mesh is utilized in two ceiling clouds, suspended over the two primary spaces, the kitchen and the seating area. The two clouds help to break a large, tall space into two â&#x20AC;&#x153;roomsâ&#x20AC;? more intimate in scale. The niches in the storefront are clad in a blue accent fabric, and the remainder of the space is kept neutral.

8'-5" 8'-5"

3'-3" 3'-3"

9'-8" 9'-8"

5'-6" 5'-6"

T-01 T-01

1 1 A-201 A-201

+8'-0" CLOUD +8'-0" CLOUD

3 3 I-210 I-210

3'-0" 3'-0" ALIGN ALIGN

FRZR. FRZR.

ETCHMARK VINYL ON EXTERIOR OF ETCHMARK VINYL EXTERIOR OF STOREFRONT TO ON MASK PARTITION STOREFRONT TO MASK PARTITION

1 1 A-200 A-200

SECONDARY ENTRANCE SECONDARY ENTRANCE

D06 D06

+8'-0" CLOUD +8'-0" CLOUD

H.W. SINK W/ GARBAGE H.W. SINK W/ GRINDER GARBAGE GRINDER

SURFACE 3-COMPARTMENT SINK MOUNTED SURFACE GREASE TRAP MOUNTED BELOW GREASE TRAP BELOW S.S. PREP TABLE @ 33" S.S. PREP TABLE @ 33"

NEW ISLAND MILLWORK W/ NEW ISLAND MILLWORK ENGINEERED STONE W/ ENGINEERED COUNTERTOP.STONE ALL COUNTERTOP. ALL MILLWORK PREFINISHED + MILLWORK PREFINISHED + LACQUERED FINISH LACQUERED FINISH

2 2 A-200 A-200

D07 D07 9'-6 1/4" 9'-6 1/4"

2'-5 3/4" 2'-5 3/4"

2 2 A-201 A-201

+18'-8" +18'-8"

RD RD

MAIN ENTRY MAIN ENTRY

4 4 A-200 A-200

NEW CONTINUOUS DRINK NEW CONTINUOUS RAIL @ 33" AFF ANDDRINK 42"AFF. RAIL @ 33" AFF AND 42"AFF. W/ ENGINEERED STONE W/ ENGINEERED STONE COUNTERTOP. COUNTERTOP.

3 3 A-200 A-200

2 2 I-210 I-210

SCALE: 1/4"

5 5 A-200 A-200

TO PROVIDE INTEGRATED TO PROVIDESOLUTION INTEGRATED MILLWORK AT 1 SEATS IN MILLWORK SOLUTION AT ADA 1 SEATS IN THE PREP KITCHEN FOR THE PREPCOMPLIANCE KITCHEN FOROFADA SEATING 5% OF SEATING COMPLIANCE THE SEATING COUNT OF 5% OF THE SEATING COUNT NEW ENTRY DOOR BY NEW ENTRY DOOR BY BY GC. BUILDING, INSTALLED BUILDING, INSTALLED BY GC.

3'-4" 3'-4"

001 001

EXISTING ELECTRICAL EXISTING PANEL TOELECTRICAL REMAIN IN PANEL TO LOCATION REMAIN IN CURRENT CURRENT LOCATION

1ST FLOOR 1ST FLOOR PLAN PLAN SCALE: 1/4"

1 1

3'-4" 3'-4"

6'-0" 6'-0"

MOBILE PREP TABLES/ MOBILE PREP TABLES/ STAGING + STAGING + DEMONSTRATION/ DEMONSTRATION/ ADD. SEATING ADD. SEATING

SEATING +TABLES SEATING +TABLES 002 002

4'-0" 4'-0"

STORAGE LIFT TO MEZZANINE ABOVE STORAGE LIFT TO MEZZANINE ABOVE

4 I-201 4 I-201 3 +8'-0" 3 +8'-0" 3-COMPARTMENT SINK

15'-5" 15'-5" 5 5 A-200 A-200

2'-6" 2'-6"

REFER. REFER.

DISH ROOM DISH ROOM DRY STORAGE DRY STORAGE 009 009

S.S. PREP TABLE @ 42"TABLE S.S. PREP @ 42"

8" 8"

BACK-OF-HOUSE BACK-OF-HOUSE CORRIDOR CORRIDOR +18'-8" 003 +18'-8" 003 9'-3" 9'-3"

D04 D04

UNDERCOUNTER ICE MAKER UNDERCOUNTER ICE MAKER

COMMERCIAL D/W COMMERCIAL D/W

14'-4" 14'-4"

9'-9" 9'-9"

D03 D03

ACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLE HAND WASHING HAND SINK. WASHING NOT FOR SINK.PREP. NOT FOR FOOD USE FOOD PREP. USE 3'-11" 3'-11" VIF VIF

1'-3" 1'-3"

2'-7" 2'-7" HOLD HOLD

2 2 A-200 A-200

MOP MOP SINK SINK 008 008

2'-7" 2'-7"

7'-0 7'-0 3/4" 3/4"

ALTERNATING TREAD DEVICE TO ALTERNATING TREAD DEVICE MEZZANINE STORAGE AREA TO AS MEZZANINE STORAGE AS PER 1011.14.2 OFAREA IBC; TO PER 1011.14.2 OF IBC; TO PROVIDE SIGNAGE THAT PROVIDE SIGNAGE THAT INDICATES "NO PUBLIC ACCESS". INDICATES "NO PUBLIC ACCESS".

8'-0" 8'-0"

D02 D02

8" 8"

D08 D08

1450 SF GROSS 1450 GROSS 49 SF PEOPLE 49OCCUPANCY PEOPLE MAX. MAX. OCCUPANCY

1'-5" 1'-5"

ALIGN ALIGN EMERGENCY EXIT EMERGENCY EXIT

RD RD

NEW GALLEY MILLWORK W/ NEW GALLEY MILLWORK W/ ENGINEERED STONE COUNTERTOP. ENGINEERED STONEPREFINISHED COUNTERTOP. ALL MILLWORK + ALL MILLWORK PREFINISHED LACQUERED FINISH+ LACQUERED FINISH

DEMONSTRATION \ PREP DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN \ PREP KITCHEN

ALIGN ALIGN

D01 D01

+18'-8" +18'-8"

63'-10" 63'-10" 2'-5" 2'-5"

14'-0" 14'-0"

+8'-0" +8'-0" ADA WASHROOM ADA WASHROOM 007 007 2 2 1 I-201 3 1 I-201 3 4 4

DISPLAY DISPLAY VESTIBULE VESTIBULE 004 004

1 1 A-200 A-200 1 1 A-201 A-201

6'-3 1/2" 6'-3 1/2"

+8'-0" +8'-0" ADA WASHROOM ADA WASHROOM 006 006

DISPLAY AREA TO INCLUDE DISPLAY AREADISPLAY TO INCLUDE INTEGRATED AND INTEGRATED DISPLAY AND BRANDING ELEMENTS BRANDING ELEMENTS

1 1 I-210 I-210

6'-3 1/2" 6'-3 1/2"

3 3 A-200 A-200

9'-1 3/4" VIF 9'-1 3/4" VIF

3'-0" 3'-0"

4 4 A-200 A-200

2'-6" 2'-6"

2 2 A-201 A-201

1'-11 1'-11 3/4" 3/4"

5 5 A-200 A-200

2 2 A-201 A-201

4 4 A-200 A-200

3 3 A-200 A-200

5'-0" 5'-0" MECHANICAL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT MEZZANINE MEZZANINE 011 011

RD RD

NON-OCCUPIABLE NON-OCCUPIABLE AREA AREA

3'-6" 3'-6"

D05 D05 10'-10" 10'-10"

3'-0" 3'-0"

8'-8 3/4" 8'-8 3/4"

STORAGE STORAGE MEZZANINE MEZZANINE 010 010 225 SF GROSS 225 SF GROSS OCCUPIABLE OCCUPIABLE AREA AREA

8'-10" 8'-10" OTB OTB

1 1 A-200 A-200

DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN CLOUD SUSPENDED FROM CLOUDCEILING SUSPENDED DECK FROM CEILING DECK

1 1 A-201 A-201

ALIGN ALIGN

2 2 A-200 A-200

RD RD

10'-10" 10'-10"

5 5 A-200 A-200

4 4 A-200 A-200

2 2 A-201 A-201

3 3 A-200 A-200

MEZZININE FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN MEZZININE SCALE: 1/4" SCALE: 1/4"

16'-1 1/8" V.I.F. 1'-6"

23'-5 3/4" V.I.F.

5'-4" EQ

REFLECTED CEILING P

EXIT

5'-4"

2 1/4"

2 2

3'-5" 3'-5"

STORAGE LIFT; LIFT; FLOORSTORAGE OPENING SIZE FLOOR OPENING OF 30 1/2" X 58SIZE 1/2" OF 30 1/2" X 58 1/2" 1'-5" 1'-5"

DN DN

2 2 A-200 A-200

ALIGN ALIGN

12'-5" 12'-5"

2'-10 2'-10 1/2" 1/2"

ALTERNATING TREAD ALTERNATING TREAD DEVICE TO MEZZANINE DEVICE TOAREA MEZZANINE STORAGE AS PER STORAGE AREA AS 1011.14.2 OFPER IBC 1011.14.2 OF IBC

PREP CLOUD PREP CLOUD SUSPENDED FROM SUSPENDED FROM CEILING DECK CEILING DECK

2'-9 1/4" 2'-9 1/4"

1 1 A-201 A-201

19'-4 1/2" 19'-4 1/2"

2'-0" 2'-0"

62" SOLID 62" SOLID GUARDRAIL GUARDRAIL HEIGHT WALL HEIGHT WALL

12'-6" 12'-6"

1 1 A-200 A-200

ALIGN ALIGN 4'-1 1/4" 4'-1 1/4"

12'-3 1/2" 12'-3 1/2"

4'-1 4'-1 3/4" 3/4"

DISPLAY AREA TO DISPLAY AREA TO INCLUDE INTEGRATED INCLUDE INTEGRATED DISPLAY AND BRANDING DISPLAY ANDELEMENTS BRANDING ELEMENTS

8'-0" 8'-0"

60" METAL CAGE + 60" METALGATE CAGETO+ LOCKING LOCKING GATE TO ACCESS MECHANICAL ACCESS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AREA EQUIPMENT AREA

EXIT SIGN

L1 RANDOMIZE LIGHTS LOCATION IN CEILING SOFFIT CLOUD (L1 x 12)

L1 L2

EQ EQ

1'-6"

EQ L2

PENDANT DI

OMNI LIGHT

L1 L1

L1 EQ

L1 L1

L1 RANDOMIZE LIGHTS LOCATION IN CEILING SOFFIT CLOUD (L1 x 16)

L1 L1

15'-3" V.I.F.

PENDANT M

EQ L2

1'-6 1/2"

18'-3 3/4" V.I.F.

SURFACE M

WALL SCON

1'-1"

12'-1 5/8" V.I.F.

SURFACE M

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - OVERALL SCALE: 1/4"

SURFACE M

SPRINKLER

QUAD OUTL

SUSPENDED SOFFIT CLOUD W/ LIGHTING + AV. STRUCTURAL SUSPENDED SOFFIT W/ CONNECTIONS TO BECLOUD COORDINATED LIGHTING + AV. STRUCTURAL W/ GC CONNECTIONS TO BE COORDINATED W/ GC

CEILING DECK 18'-8"

CEILING DECK

18'-8"

CEILING DECK

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

18'-8"

CEILING DECK

15'-10"

MEZZ. KNEE WALL MEZZ. KNEE WALL

14'-0"

TOP CLOUD

DISPLAY VESTIBULE DISPLAY 004 VESTIBULE

14'-0"

15'-10"

004

MEZZ. KNEE WALL MEZZANINE MEZZANINE 8'-10"

MEZZANINE 8'-10"

ALTERNATING TREAD DEVICE TO MEZZANINE STORAGE AREA AS PER 1011.14.2 OF IBC

009 TOP OF SLAB

B-02

P-03

P-01

P-03

8'-0"

SEATING + TABLES

B-01 B-02

009

8'-0"

002

DEMONSTRATION \ PREP KITCHEN DEMONSTRATION \ PREP 001 KITCHEN

SEATING + TABLES 002

0'-0"

1 1

B-01

B-01 B-01

001

SCALE: 1/4"

001

+ LACQUERED SUSPENDED SOFFIT CLOUD PRE-FINISHED W/ LIGHTING + AV. STRUCTURAL WD W/ TILE BASE COVE SUSPENDED SOFFIT W/ CONNECTIONS TO BECLOUD COORDINATED LIGHTING + AV. STRUCTURAL W/ GC CONNECTIONS TO BE COORDINATED W/ GC

SCALE: 1/4"

CEILING DECK 18'-8"

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL 15'-10"

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

CEILING DECK

STORAGE MEZZANINE STORAGE 010 MEZZANINE

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT MEZZANINE MECHANICAL 011 EQUIPMENT MEZZANINE

010

011

15'-10"

MEZZ. KNEE WALL

18'-8"

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT MEZZANINE

STORAGE MEZZ. KNEE WALL MEZZANINE 14'-0"

010

15'-10"

MEZZANINE WALK WAY TO 8'-10" MEZZANINE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT 8'-10" DISPLAY AREA TO MEZZANINE. ALL KNEE INCLUDE INTEGRATED WALLS MIN. 42" AFF. DISPLAY AREAAND TO VIDEO DISPLAY INCLUDE INTEGRATED DISPLAY BRANDING ELEMENTS VIDEO DISPLAY AND BACK-OF-HOUSE VESTIBULE DISPLAY BRANDING ELEMENTS CORRIDOR 004 VESTIBULE 003 004

MEZZANINE 8'-10"

DISPLAY AREA TO INCLUDE INTEGRATED VIDEO DISPLAY AND BRANDING ELEMENTS

18'-8"

CEILING DECK 18'-8"

CEILING DECK TOP CLOUD

P-02

003 P-02

P-02

14'-0"

P-01 CEILINGP-01 MOUNTED RETRACTABLE OUTLETS CEILING MOUNTED RETRACTABLE OUTLETS

TOP CLOUD

P-01

14'-0"

P-01

BOTTOM CLOUD

P-01

8'-0"

BOTTOM CLOUD

CEILING MOUNTED RETRACTABLE OUTLETS

P-02

P-02 P-01

P-02

BOTTOM CLOUD

P-02

P-03

P-02

P-03

P-02

P-03

P-02

ADA HANDWASH SINK

0'-0"

TOP OF SLAB 0'-0"

TOP OF SLAB P-01

P-01

NORTH ELEVATION B SCALE: 1/4" NORTH ELEVATION B P-01

2 2

0'-0"

P-01 P-01

8'-0"

ADA HANDWASH SINK ADA HANDWASH SINK

8'-0"

TOP OF SLAB

004

CEILING DECK

TYPE 2 RANGE HOODS W/ VENTILATION DUCTS TO BE COORDINATED WITH MEP DRAWINGS. TO VENT TO ALLEY SIDE FACADE. MAKE UP EXHAUST HOODS W/ ANSEL.

SUSPENDED SOFFIT CLOUD W/ LIGHTING + AV. STRUCTURAL CONNECTIONS TO BE COORDINATED W/ GC

14'-0"

P-02

DISPLAY VESTIBULE

TYPE 2 RANGE HOODS W/ VENTILATION DUCTS TO BE COORDINATED WITH MEP TYPE 2 RANGE HOODS W/ VENTILATION DRAWINGS. TO VENT TO ALLEY SIDE FACADE. DUCTS TO EXHAUST BE COORDINATED WITH MEP MAKE UP HOODS W/ ANSEL. DRAWINGS. TO VENT TO ALLEY SIDE FACADE. MAKE UP EXHAUST HOODS W/ ANSEL.

TOP CLOUD WALK WAY TO MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WALK WAY TO MEZZANINE. ALL KNEE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WALLS MIN. 42" AFF. MEZZANINE. ALL KNEE WALLS MIN. 42" AFF. BACK-OF-HOUSE CORRIDOR BACK-OF-HOUSE 003 CORRIDOR

011

MEZZ. KNEE WALL 14'-0"

0'-0"

18'-8"

14'-0"

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

0'-0"

TOP OF SLAB

MILLWORK COMPRISED OF

B-01

NORTH ELEVATION A

TOP OF SLAB

ADA HANDWASH SINK

MILLWORK COMPRISED OF PRE-FINISHED + LACQUERED MILLWORK COMPRISED WD W/ TILE BASE COVEOF PRE-FINISHED + LACQUERED WD W/ TILE BASE COVE

DEMONSTRATION \ PREP KITCHEN

ADA HANDWASH SINK

TO PROVIDE INTEGRATED MILLWORK SOLUTION AT 1 SEATS IN THE PREP KITCHEN FOR ADA COMPLIANCE OF COUNTER HEIGHT MAX OF 34".

34" ADA

B-01 B-01

NORTH ELEVATION A SCALE: 1/4" NORTH ELEVATION A

BOTTOM CLOUD 8'-0" TO PROVIDE INTEGRATED MILLWORK SOLUTION AT 1 SEATS IN THE PREP TO PROVIDE MILLWORK KITCHEN FORINTEGRATED ADA COMPLIANCE OF SOLUTION HEIGHT AT 1 SEATS COUNTER MAX IN OFTHE 34". PREP KITCHEN FOR ADA COMPLIANCE OF ADA HANDWASH COUNTER HEIGHTSINK MAX OF 34".

BOTTOM CLOUD

002 SEATING + TABLES

B-02

TOP OF SLAB

0'-0"

14'-0"

P-03

B-01

0'-0"

TOP OF SLAB

TOP CLOUD

BOTTOM CLOUD P-03

DISH ROOM DRY STORAGE DISH ROOM 009 DRY STORAGE

B-01

P-03

P-01

010

P-02 ALTERNATING TREAD DEVICE TO MEZZANINE ALTERNATING TREAD STORAGE AREA AS PER DEVICE1011.14.2 TO MEZZANINE OF IBC STORAGE AREA AS PER DISH1011.14.2 ROOM OF IBC DRY STORAGE

14'-0"

010

P-01

P-02

STORAGE MEZZANINE

8'-10"

004

STORAGE MEZZANINE STORAGE 010 MEZZANINE

34" ADA 34" ADA

DISPLAY VESTIBULE

P-02

5'-2"

14'-0"

TOP CLOUD

18'-8"

14'-0"

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

5'-2"5'-2"

18'-8"

67 35TH STREET | BUILDING #5-SUITE C530 | BROOKLYN 11232 | 718.801.8570

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL 15'-10"

CEILING DECK

SUSPENDED SOFFIT CLOUD W/ LIGHTING + AV. STRUCTURAL CONNECTIONS TO BE COORDINATED W/ GC

18'-8"

TOP OF SLAB 0'-0"

P-01

TOP OF SLAB 0'-0"

P-01

SCALE: 1/4"

P-01

1/26/2018

2018/01/23

NORTH ELEVATION B CEILING DECK

CEILING DECK

18'-8"

CEILING DECK

18'-8"

CEILING DECK

TOP CLOUD

18'-8"

14'-0"

P-01 14'-0"

P-01

BOTTOM CLOUD

P-03 P-01

8'-0"

DEMONSTRATION \ PREP KITCHEN DEMONSTRATION \ PREP 001 KITCHEN

P-02

P-03

P-02

P-03

BOTTOM CLOUD

8'-0"

P-03

BOTTOM SOFFIT

TOP OF SLAB 0'-0"

P-03

0'-0"

P-03

8'-0"

P-03 P-03

0'-0"

MEZZ. KNEE WALL

8'-0"

P-02

BOTTOM CLOUD 8'-0"

P-03 002 SEATING + TABLES

P-03

8'-0"

BACK-OF-HOUSE CORRIDOR DISPLAY AREA TO 003 INCLUDE INTEGRATED VIDEO DISPLAY AND TOP OF SLAB BRANDING ELEMENTS 0'-0" TOP OF SLAB

P-02

P-03

P-01

P-03

14'-0"

STORAGE DISPLAY AREA TO MEZZANINE INCLUDE INTEGRATED 010 DISPLAY AREAAND TO VIDEO DISPLAY INCLUDE INTEGRATED BRANDING ELEMENTS VIDEO DISPLAY AND BRANDING ELEMENTS

SEATING + TABLES BOTTOM CLOUD

P-01

P-03

P-01

WEST ELEVATION P-03 SCALE: 1/4" WEST ELEVATION

4 4

SCALE: 1/4"

P-02

DISPLAY VESTIBULE DISPLAY 004 VESTIBULE 004

DISPLAY VESTIBULE 004

8'-10"

MEZZANINE ALTERNATING 8'-10" TREAD DEVICE TO MEZZANINE STORAGE AREA AS PER 1011.14.2 OF IBC P-01 5 I-310 5 I-310

P-01

EAST ELEVATION A

SCALE: 1/4"

5 EAST SCALE: 1/4" 5 EAST 5I-310 SCALE: 1/4"

0'-0"

P-01

WEST ELEVATION

TOP OF SLAB 0'-0"

0'-0"

P-01

SCALE: 1/4"

P-01

ELEVATION B P-01 ELEVATION BTOP OF SLAB

15'-10"

PROJECT

MEZZANINE 8'-10"

ALTERNATING TREAD DEVICE TO ALTERNATING MEZZANINE TREAD DEVICE STORAGE AREATO AS MEZZANINE PER 1011.14.2 OF IBC STORAGE AREA AS PER 1011.14.2 OF IBC

MEZZANINE

P-01

0'-0"

SCALE: 1/4"

P-01

15'-10"

BOTTOM CLOUD

TOP OF SLAB

33" ADA

EAST ELEVATION A P-01 P-03 SCALE: 1/4" EAST ELEVATION A

TOP OF SLAB

P-03

002

CEILING DECK VESTIBULE18'-8" DISPLAY WALL STORAGE 15'-10" MEZZANINE P-02 010 P-02 VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

8'-0"

BOTTOM SOFFIT

P-02

MILLWORK COMPRISED OF P-01 PRE-FINISHED + LACQUERED MILLWORK COMPRISED P-01 NEWOFCONTINUOUS WD W/ TILE BASE COVE PRE-FINISHED + LACQUERED DRINK RAIL BY OTHERS WD W/ TILE BASE COVE TOP OF SLAB

TOP OF SLAB 0'-0"

TOP OF SLAB HUDSON TABLE PHILLY 0'-0" 1001 N. 2ND STREET PHILLADELPHIA, PA 19132

EAST ELEVATION B SCALE: 1/4"

SOUTH ELEVATION

INTERI ELEVATI

I-200

SCALE: 1/4"

CEILING DECK 18'-8"

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT MEZZANINE

P-01

STORAGE MEZZANINE

011

P-03

010

B-01

008

B-01

DISH ROOM DRY STORAGE

ADA WASHROOM

P-03

P-02 P-02

FINISH CEILING 8'-0"

009

B-02

T-02

P-02

FINISH CEILING 8'-0"

B-01

B-02

TOP OF SLAB

0'-0"

TOP OF SLAB

0'-0"

T-01

B-01

SECTION THROUGH MEZZANINE

SCALE: 1/4"

PERMIT SUBMISSION

1/26/2018

PRELIM PLAN REVIEW

2018/01/23

CLIENT REVIEW

0'-0"

B-01

DISH ROOM DRY STORAGE SOUTH ELEV.

SCALE: 1/4"

B-01

DISH ROOM DRY STORAGE WEST ELEV. SCALE: 1/4"

PROJECT AREA

PROJECT

FINISH CEILING

8'-0"

T-02

TOP OF SLAB

0'-0"

WASHROOM WEST ELEV. TYP. SCALE: 1/4"

TOP OF SLAB

0'-0"

T-01

T-02

WASHROOM NORTH ELEV. TYP. SCALE: 1/4"

TOP OF SLAB

0'-0"

T-01

T-02

0'-0"

T-01

WASHROOM EAST ELEV. TYP. SCALE: 1/4"

T-01

WASHROOM SOUTH ELEV SCALE: 1/4"

PERMIT SUBMISSION

2018/08/03

N. SECOND STREET

TOP OF SLAB

34" ADA

14'-0"

P-01

SEATING + TABLES

3'-6"

001

3 3

BOTTOM SOFFIT

P-01

002 NEW CONTINUOUS P-02 DRINK RAIL BY OTHERS @ 42" AFF

DEMONSTRATION \ PREP KITCHEN

MILLWORK COMPRISED OF PRE-FINISHED + LACQUERED WD W/ TILE BASE COVE

P-02

P-03 P-02 CEILING MOUNTED RETRACTABLE OUTLETS

8'-0"

NEW CONTINUOUS DRINK RAIL BY NEW CONTINUOUS OTHERS @ 42" AFF DRINK RAIL BY P-03 P-02 OTHERS @ 42" AFF

BOTTOM CLOUD

001 P-03

P-02

CEILING P-01 MOUNTED TOP CLOUD 14'-0" RETRACTABLE OUTLETS CEILING MOUNTED RETRACTABLE OUTLETS P-01

TOP CLOUD

PROJECT

VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

010

14'-0"

TOP CLOUD

14'-0"

P-01

18'-8"

15'-10"

67 35TH STREET | BUILDING #5-SUITE C530 | BROOKLYN 11232 | 718.801.8570

TOP CLOUD TOP CLOUD

P-01

18'-8"

CEILING DECK VESTIBULE DISPLAY WALL

STORAGE MEZZANINE CEILING DECK STORAGE 010 18'-8"MEZZANINE

CEILING DECK

18'-8"

CEILING DECK N. SECOND STREET

TYPE 2 RANGE HOODS W/ VENTILATION DUCTS TO BE COORDINATED WITH MEP DRAWINGS. TO VENT TO ALLEY SIDE FACADE. MAKE UP EXHAUST HOODS W/ ANSEL.

PERMIT SUBMISSION

TYPE 2 RANGE HOODS W/ VENTILATION 1/4" DUCTS2TO SCALE: BE COORDINATED WITH MEP TYPE 2 RANGE HOODS W/ VENTILATION DRAWINGS. TO VENT TO ALLEY SIDE FACADE. DUCTS TO EXHAUST BE COORDINATED WITH MEP MAKE UP HOODS W/ ANSEL. DRAWINGS. TO VENT TO ALLEY SIDE FACADE. MAKE UP EXHAUST HOODS W/ ANSEL.

2018/08/03

HUDSON TABLE PHILLY 1001 N. 2ND STREET PHILLADELPHIA, PA 19132

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

I-200.00 87

the community as a classroom During the summer of 2012 and 2013, I traveled and had the opportunity to work in cape coast Ghana. My first visit was through a studio abroad program called the community as a classroom; structured as a design build studio, the class was introduced to life, people, and culture in cape coast Ghana. We met with the fishing community, the market stall owners, school children, and local leaders of the area, grappling with their every day experiences to catalyze a design issue that we might begin to address during our stay. One of the prompt that arose was pedestrian safety along a busy thoroughfare. Traffic accidents are a common cause of injury in Ghana and with no sidewalk along this street, the cars would intermingle dangerously among people walking. With our limited budget and a galvanized group of young local children, artists, and market stall owners â&#x20AC;&#x201C; we designed a painted sidewalk of bright oceanic blues and whites. The final painted walkway began as a series of fish diving amongst one another playfully, coiling together to become a strand of rope. My second year I traveled to Cape Coast as a research assistant, helping to set up a vocational/educational workshop for a group of local people interested in becoming small business owners. We taught them how to make their own soap and helped them to develop a distinctive brand to help distinguish their soap at the market place. The workshop was part of a a group or projects by obdl (open boundary design lab) - a non profit that worked collaboratively with the Muslim community. Both years, the success of the project hinged on the involvement of the community, and our ability to advocate strongly for a grassroots level of interest that proved the design could be sustainable after the designer leaves. 88

UVA Study Abroad // Maurice Cox + Gina Haney obdl // Emily Williamson Summer of 2012 and 2013 Cape Coast, Ghana

above: final installation of the painted sidewalk right from the top: 1. cutting of the soap bars 2. branding stamp 3. completed soap bar 4. bucket of complete soap 89