kaitlin/p/barton southwood road birmingham, alabama 35216 2117
205.305.2827 barton@auburn.edu barton
Table of Contents 01 CORPORATE p. 1-6
02 retail p. 7-12
03 hospitality p. 13-20
04 residential p. 21-26
05 healthcare p. 27-34
BOSTON BANK sass&BIDE clothing the auburn university club the lakehouse Childrens physical care hospital
Boston Bank
l Entry Perspective
01 CORPORATE p. 1-6
CONCEPT:
The design of Boston Bank conveys a warm and welcoming environment to the patron. It will be easy to navigate and will encourage a productive atmosphere that will make the patron feel at ease. The color scheme and natural materials used will reflect the Boston’s image as a city. Both the connection to nature and daylight are incorporated in Boston Bank to nuture the mind while in this space. PROGRAMS USED: AutoCAD, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
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FURNITURE PLAN
Flooring Legend: Hardwood Carpet Tile
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Boston Bank
DISPLAY FLEXIBLE AREAS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
PRESIDENT
programming
PATRON LOUNGE TELLERS (6)
SOUTH AIRLOCK ENTRY
VAULT
LOBBY AREA
VICE PRESIDEN EXECUTIVE RESTROOM INFORMATION/ CONCIERGE DESK
GENERAL WAITING SPACE
EXECUTIVE WAITING AREA
PARKING LOT
WOMENS RESTROOM
l Zoning Diagram - Department
EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
KITCHENETTE
VICE PRESIDENT SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (4) JANITOR CLOSET
MENS RESTROOM
BOARD ROOM (14)
LOAN OFFICERS (4)
LOBBY SPACE
LOAN OFFICERS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
LOBBY AREA INFORMATION/CONCIERGE DESK AREA WORK AREA
PATRON LOUNGE (8)
EMPLOYEE LOUNGE
PATRON WORK AREA COMMUNITY PATRON RESEARCH/CONNECTION (2) MEETINGS
RESTROOM - PATRON DISPLAY FLEXIBLE AREAS TELLER DEPARTMENT INFORMAL CONFERENCE ROOM
EAST STAIRWELL
CHECK DESK (2) OUTSIDE GENERAL WAITING SPACE (8) WORK AREA
LOADING DOCK
TELLERS (6) VAULT
EAST ELEVATOR
WORKOUT
SAFE DEPOSIT AREA BOXES (2) NIGHT DEPOSIT
ACTIVITY AREA
LOAN DEPARTMENT LOAN OFFICERS (4)
l Bubble Diagram
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT l Adjacency Matrix SERVICE DEPARTMENT
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (4)
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VICE PRESIDENT SERVICE REPS SHARED SPACES
Boston Bank
schematic
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ZONING - DEPARTMENT LOBBY TELLER LOAN SERVICE EXECUTIVE UTILITY CIRCULATION AUXILIARY SHARED
KAITLIN BARTON CAHS 3400 PROGRAMMING - ZONING - DEPARTMENT l Board Room Perspective FEBRUARY 3, 2012
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Boston Bank
work station
l Process Sketch of Panel System
l Process Sketch of Work Station
l Scale Model of Panel System
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Boston Bank
panel system PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
l Panel System: Panels & Connectors Drawing
l Panel System Perspective PANEL SYSTEM PRICING QUANTITY 2 3 2 3 2 3 1 2 2 3 1 1 2 3 3 1 1 4 1 2 2 2 2 1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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STOCK # PRODUCT DESCRIPTION FT110 Frame - 68" high, 36" wide FT110 Frame - 68" high, 48" wide FT163 Base Cover Retrofit Kit, 36" wide FT163 Base Cover Retrofit Kit, 48" wide FT162 Retrofit Base Cover for Power Entry, 48" wide Frame-to-Frame Collection Hardware 68" high FT128 Off-Module 90 degree Connector Kit FT127 68" high, base cover to the floor Finished End, 68" high FT160 base cover to the floor FT112 Frame Top Cap, 36" wide FT112 Frame Top Cap, 48" wide FT191 Wall Strip, 68" wide X1192 Wall Fastener FT380 Full Height Tile, 36" wide FT380 Full Height Tile, 48" wide FT189 Acoustical Insert FTS11 Concave Rectangular Surface FTS34 Peninsula Surface, Rectangular End FT290 Surface Cantilever, bracket support FT29A Peninsula Support Bracket FT295 Surface Support Rail, 48" wide FT293 Bookcase Surface Support Open Support, Tapered Foot Frame Attached, 24" wide FT294 Infill, Open Support with Tapered Foot FT297 Frame Attached, 24" wide 2-High Meridian Stackable Lateral File 26-30 Standard Pulls, 30" wide 20" deep
UNIT PRICE $193 $215 $68 $75 $47
EXTENSION $386 $645 $136 $75 $94
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$134 $56 $102 $57 $26 $508 $786 $366 $848 $425 $112 $181 $184 $198
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$755 TOTAL
$755 $7,143
l Panel System Pricing
Boston Bank
Sass & Bide Clothing
l Entry Perspective
03 retail p. 7-12
CONCEPT:
Sass & Bide is one of Australia’s most prominant international and pop culture inspired women’s fashion labels. Sarah Jane Clarke (Sass) and Heidi Middleton (Bide) are motivated by a love of vintage clothing markets, commenced modifying jeans purchased from retail outlets, and cutting them to meet their own tastes. The design of this space reflects Sass & Bide’s fashion inspiration through its modern angles and simplicity in color.
sass & bide
PROGRAMS USED: AutoCAD, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
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programming
l Daylight Zoning Diagram
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Sass & Bide
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WALLS & CEILING
FLOORING
CUSTOM RUG
DISPLAY TABLE
Sass & Bide
renderings
l Display Perspective
l Cashier Perspective
l Storefront Perspective
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The Auburn University Club
l Lobby Perspective
02 hospitality p. 13-20
CONCEPT:
The design of this space is intended to support the connection between the city of Auburn and The Auburn University Club itself. By incorporating subtle uses of Auburn University’s signature colors, orange and blue, the space will portray a warm and familiar atmosphere that makes the patron feel at ease. These design aspects will aide in making the patrons experience in The Auburn University Club more enjoyable and a place where they will want to spend their time. PROGRAMS USED: Revit 2013, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
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l Logo Design
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SCREENED-IN DINING AREA
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BAR
SLOPE
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AUXILIARY SPACE
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BAR STORAGE
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ORANGE T5
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S9
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STORAGE (NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
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BAR
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MEN'S RR 1
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WAITING
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WINE RACK
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WOMEN'S LOCKER ROOM
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CLUB STORAGE WOMEN'S RESTROOM 2
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KITCHEN
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(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
CLOSET
S1
ENTRY
EGLOMISE
GOLF PRO OFFICE STORAGE
T1
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
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SNACK ROOM
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AL BASE, RECEPTION
NTIQUE S L BASE P TO BE
STEEL ASS TOP OFFICES
MIRROR
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
GOLF PRO SHOP
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The AU Club
SCHEMATIC
l Process Sketch of Bar
l Process Sketch of Restaurant l Furniture, Finishes, & Equipment Pin Up
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The AU Club
2
2' - 10"
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
A-3
PAINTED GYP. BOARD/PAINT WA CORNER CABINET
Bar
WOOD BASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
0' - 4"
WOOD CAP (WALNUT) ABOVE UP
1' - 5 1/4" 0' - 3"
1' - 9"
0' - 1 1/2"
4' - 0"
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
2' - 8"
EAST BAR ELEVATION SCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
1' - 10"
1 A-3
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
1 1/2" BRONZE KNOB (TYP)
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
2' - 10"
PAINTED GYP. BOARD/PAINT WALL BEYOND ADJUSTABLE 3/4" PLYWOOD SHELF ON PIN-IN HOLE SYSTEM W/ WALNUT FINISH 3/4" PLYWOOD BASE ANDUPPER FRAMECABINETS WOOD CAP (WALNUT) ABOVE 2" x 4" BRACING STUD (TYP)
0' - 4"
3/4" WOOD KICKBASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
2' - 8"
1' - 9"
BASE CABINET SECTION SCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
1' - 10"
2 A-3
0' - 3"
1' - 5 1/4" 0' - 0 3/4"
A-3
PARTICLE BOARD (TYP)
0' - 3"
1' - 9"
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1 A-3
0' - 1 1/2"
DRAWER FRONT, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH 2" x 2" BRACING STUD
EAST BAR ELEVATION
CABINET DOOR, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
SCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
l Base Cabinet Detail 3 A-3
CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
BASE CABINET DETAIL SCALE: 3" = 1' - 0"
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
1" THICK CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH 1' - 10"
CORIAN COUNTERTOP 3 A-3
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
3/4" WOOD DRAWER W/ TEAK FINISH
CORNER CABINET
ADJUSTABLE 3/4" PLYWOOD SHELF ON PIN-IN HOLE SYSTEM W/ WALNUT FINISH 3/4" PLYWOOD BASE AND FRAME
0' - 4"
WOOD BASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
2' - 10"
2' - 10"
REVEAL, WOOD W/ WALNUT FINISH (TYP)
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
1 1/2" BRONZE KNOB (TYP)
2" x 4" BRACING STUD (TYP) 1' - 9"
0' - 3"
4' - 0"
0' - 1 1/2"
3/4" WOOD KICKBASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
0' - 4"
1' - 5 1/4"
1' - 9"
l East Bar Cabinet Elevation 1 A-3
WOOD BASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
DRAWER, NATURAL WOOD
0' - 4 1/2"
3/4" WOOD DRAWER W/ TEAK FINISH
0' - 0 3/4" 0' - 4" 0' - 2"
CORIAN SLAB W/ RADIUS EDGE
3 A-3
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NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP) CORNER CABINET
0' - 2"
1' - 10"
l Bar Perspective
2' - 10"
l Bar Materials and Furniture Selection 1" THICK CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
EAST BAR ELEVATION SCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
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l Base Cabinet Section BASE CABINET SECTION
2 A-3
SCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
The AU Club
DRAW CHE
demolition PLAN UP
UP
LEGEND: SYMBOL UP
UP
EXISTING BUILT-IN TO BE REMOVED OVERHEAD CABINETS CEILING HEIGHT CHANGE FLOOD DRAIN
BAR
6' - 9 1/2"
RESTAURANT
MEN'S RESTROOM 2
5' - 4 3/4"
MENS LOCKER ROOM
GENERAL NOTES: ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE FIELD VERIFIED 4' - 9 1/2"
5' - 7 1/2"
1' - 5" 3' - 8 1/2"
AUXILIARY SPACE
FD
1' - 1 1/2"
3' - 1 7/16"
3' - 3"
EXISTING BUILT-IN TO REMAIN
14' - 5"
SCREENED-IN DINING AREA
DESCRIPTION EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN EXISTING WALL TO BE REMOVED
ALL DOOR ROUGH OPENINGS 2" WIDER AND 2 1/2" TALLER THAN ACTUAL DOOR SIZE RESTROOM NOTES: (TYP) PUSH PADDLE SOAP DISPENSER PULL OUT PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER PADDLE LEVER HARDWARE ON WALL MOUNT SINK
MEN'S RR 1
BAR
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15' - 9 1/2"
STORAGE
*SEE NOTES
FD
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WAITING
WINE RACK
WOMEN'S RESTROOM 2 *SEE NOTES
WOMEN'S RR 1 6' - 2 1/4"
KITCHEN
2' - 4 3/4"
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
CLOSET
WOMEN'S LOCKER ROOM
2' - 4" 3' - 6 1/4"
1' - 11"
1' - 8 1/4"
STORAGE
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
CLOSET ENTRY
GOLF PRO OFFICE (NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
5' - 4"
SNACK ROOM
CLOSET
2' - 10" RECEPTION
GOLF PRO SHOP
OFFICES
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
137' - 7 1/2"
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l Demolition Plan
OA
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DEMOLITION PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1' - 0"
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The AU Club
new construction
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l New Construction Plan
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The AU Club
RESTAURANT
l Restaurant Perspective
l Restaurant Materials Selection
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The AU Club
PHYSICAL BOARDS
l Presentation Board 2 of 6 - Lobby & Waiting
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l Presentation Board 5 of 6 - Locker Rooms
The AU Club
The Lakehouse
l Dining Room Perspective
04 residential p. 21-26
CONCEPT:
The Lakehouse is a group project completed by myself, Kaki Brink, and Lauren Wyatt. It is designed to be a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and cost efficient home using sustainability as a foundation for each of these aspects. We have aspired to make the sustainability movement in homes attractive and attainable. The home will feature an energy efficient design in its orientation, systems, and appliances. PROGRAMS USED: Revit 2011, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
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green
comfort
l Logo Design
process sketches
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l Level 2 Bubble Diagram
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l Level 1 Space Planning
The Lakehouse
FLOOR PLAN
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l Floor Plan - Level 1
Section 1 1/8”= 1’-0”
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l Floor Plan - Level 2
Section 2 1/8”= 1’-0”
The Lakehouse
sustainability
l Exterior Perspective l Several innovative resources work to improve efficiency and environmental consciousness in this house. The use of these techniques lowers the home’s carbon footprint and contributes to its’ overall sustainable impact.
l Photovoltaic shingles absorb UV radiation and convert it to usable energy in the form of electricity. l The rainwater harvesting system conserves rainwater to irrigate the green roof.
l The house features an intensive roof garden, photovoltaic shingles, rainwater harvesting, a self-programming thermostat, and a radiant floor heating system. l The roof garden contributes to lowering HVAC energy use by heating and cooling the home naturally.
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l The thermostat employs programs itself to run the heating and cooling systems most efficiently. l Radiant floor heat embedded in the foundation heats the home from the ground up.
The Lakehouse
BEDROOM
l Bedroom Perspective
l Bedroom Materials & Furniture Selections
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The Lakehouse
DIGITAL BOARD Kitchen THE KITCHEN SERVES AS THE HEART OF THE MAIN FLOOR. STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES AND MORE TRADITIONAL CABINETRY WORK TOGETHER IN THIS SPACE TO ACCENT ONE ANOTHER. THE LARGE ISLAND WITH BARSTOOL SEATING PROVIDES PLENTY OF ROOM FOR COOKING AND QUICK MEALS.
Stone Flooring
Bar Stools
Cabinets
Countertop
Backsplash
Casework Elevation B 1/2” = 1’-0”
Casework Elevation A 1/2” = 1’-0”
Lounge Chair
Trim Color
Table Lamp
Wall Color
Rug
Hardwood Flooring
Living CUSTOM CASEWORK IN THE LIVING ROOM INCORPORATES A FLAT SCREEN TV AND A VENTLESS, GAS FIREPLACE. A MOVABLE NANAWALL EXPANDS THE LIVING SPACE TO INCLUDE THE PATIO. COMFORTABLE FURNITURE IS EMPLOYED TO PROVIDE AN ENJOYABLE AREA OF THE HOME TO RELAX.
kaki brink lauren wyatt kaitlin barton
Kitchen & Living Perspective
THE LAKEHOUSE
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l Digital Presentation Board - 1 of 5
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The Lakehouse
Children''s Physical Care Hospital
l 3rd Floor Waiting Perspective - Designed By: Kaitlin Barton, Hannah Yon, Sarah Davis, & Kaki Brink; Rendered By: Kaitlin Barton
05 healthcare p. 27-35
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Children’s Physical Care Hospital is a three-part project. Phase 1 was done in a group with myself, Kaki Brink, Sarah Davis, and Hannah Yon. In this phase, we produced conceptual designs for the Entry, Lobby, 2nd Floor Therapy Gym, and 3rd Floor Waiting/Kitchen Area. Phase 2 and 3 were done individually and consisted of complete designs for a patient room and a nurses’ station. The three phases use evidence based design decisions and are all branded together, but are not located in the same building. PROGRAMS USED: Revit 2011, AutoCad 2011, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator CS5
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children’s physical care hospital putting your pieces back together
l Logo Design
CONCEPT // GOALS
Phase 1
CONCEPT CONCEPT
the informed design for Landstuhl’s Children Physical Care Center will endeavor to create energetic solutions, inviting the community into a space dedicated to educating, comforting, and creating smiles with youthful charm and warmth. The built environment will use advanced wayfinding systems to create an ease of use. Finally, The space will be infused with a fresh perspective for Landstuhl, welcoming highly collaborative staff culture, rapidly changing technologies, and socially responsible practices.
EBD
GOAL?
sustainable practices
wayfinding
rehabilitate.
technological advance
HIGHEST QUALITY of
CARE
l Concept Statement & Diagram gift shop
administration
pharmacy
primary path of travel
lobby
diagram
LEGEND to provide a hospital design that will provide community LEGEND outreach and engage the people of Landstuhl.staff
diagram
diagram
goals
l Wayfinding Technique - Color Coded Levels
patient
storage o design a socially responsible healthcare facility that will also educate the ommunity about environmentally responsible strategies. public med circulation
outdoor terrain park
security
light circulation
vertical circulation
PUBLIC elevators
private
o provide a customized rehabilitative therapy center for all patients, that give ach child a sense of control of their healing space. TECHNIQUES TECHNIQUES o offer productive and educational research and teaching facilities for the uture of medical care.
LEGEND
cafeteria
therapy pool
1. primary path of travel indicates public travel paths from THE PUBLIC elevators to THE public restroms + waiting area.
public restrooms
elevators
classrooms
IMPORTANT
MILDLY IMPORTANT
UNIMPORTANT
1. most important adjacencies include patient, employee lounge, prep, and nursing station relationships for operation purposes.
2. Medium circulation paths enter common public spaces such as cafeteria, or pharmacy as well as the therapy rooms, patient corridors, and administrative/staff areas.
o foster a design based on efficiency + evidence-based organizational strategy or the staff. patient wing
massage therapy
security relationship to thE large public areas is important.
patient wing
employees
THe employee lounge can be accessed from the public elevator for privacy purposes.
4. vertical circulation identifies stair and elevators that access all three floors of the hospital.
PREP
NURSE
NURSE
PREP
Storage relation to the pool area for convenience is important
meditation
PUBLIC elevators
PUBLIC ELEVATORS
LOBBY
therapy room
patient wing
public restrooms
lobby
therapy room
surgical wing has vital relationship to the lab, prep, and recovery areas
lab
elevators
public restrooms
prep + recovery
surgical wing
elevators
CIRCULATION
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2. Medium security was given to employee lounge, select therapy rooms, the surgical wing, and staff elevators, monitoring access with key-cards, less strict than maximum security listed below.
PREP
PATIENT
PATIENT
3. Light circulation paths enter private spaces accessible by patients and staff only.
public restrooms, stairwells and elevators are given minimum security, but monitored with video cameras
PREP
o endeavor to provide a cost-effective facility that will protect investor ssets through Fiscal sustainability. The meditation room has a lightcirculation path which is for less frequented public use.
TECHNIQUES 1. Minimum security was given to public areas for visibility to all public areas from the reception desks.
KITCHEN
2. mildly important adjacencies include admin access to the public, therapy room access to public areas, and storage relation to the janitor.
PATIENT
NURSE
PATIENTS
SURGERY PREP
PATIENT
PATIENT
JANITOR
OBSERVATION ROOM
SURGERY
STORAGE
ADJACENCY
Administrative offices and utility areas are also monitored by key-card access 3. Maximum security was given to all patient wings, and select patient services such as therapy pools and classrooms, allowing authorized personnel only through strict keycard access.
SECURITY CPC Hospital
renderings
l 1st Floor Waiting Perspective - Rendered by Sarah Davis
l 1st Floor Entry Perspective - Rendered by Sarah Davis
l 1st Floor Therapy Pool Perspective - Rendered by Kaki Brink l 3rd Floor Receptionist Perspective - Rendered by Kaitlin Barton
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Presentation Binder
l Presentation Binder - Includes Renderings & Material Selections For Each Level
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CPC Hospital
phase 2
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CPC Hospital
nurses station
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CPC Hospital
Typical Pediatric Patient Room
phase 3
inboard - mirrored - private patient room & nurses' station furniture plan
Increase Infection Control Centralized nurses’ station provides the patient with the most efficient care
Optimize daylight and family area
Mirrored rooms share the same plumbing wall and saves plumbing costs
Decrease walking distance from the staff to patient Design intentionally for the child to be most comfortable
scale: 1/16”-1’-0”
Sleeper sofa provided for family members to sleep over night Two desks at different heights are intended for one adult (30” high) and one child (18” high)
nurse/staff
patient
family + friends
This is a private room housing one bed for one patient A sink is provided for the staff upon entry to wash hands immediately to increase infection control Cabinet outside each patient room is used for clean linens, so they are not mixed in with the soiled linens
ZONING DIAGRAM
furniture plan
An inboard ADA accessible restroom with shower is designed to provide more space for the family and optimize the most daylight
scale: 1/4”-1’-0”
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CPC Hospital
Typical Pediatric Patient Room
patient room
inboard - mirrored - private
foot-of-bed elevation scale: 3/8”-1’-0”
FoOT-of-bed view
CHAIR
SOFA PILLOW & BLANKET
WALLPAPER
WALL
FLOORING CABINETRY
WALL
WALL
CEILING
TRIM
WALL
Head-of-bed elevation HEAD-of-bed view
scale: 3/8”-1’-0”
2 2 barton
35
CPC Hospital
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