2018 | Graduate Architecture Portfolio | M.A. Marrero by Mónica Angeliz Marrero Ciuró

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO M . A . MARRERO m.Arch 2018

CHARLESTON, SC ARTWORK BY MĂ&#x201C;NICA MARRERO + HUNTER WELLS MIXED-MEDIA

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am a storyteller. Instead of using words printed in paper and binded into books, i use experiences which ultimately translate into spaces that come together to form buildings, communities and furthermore, cities. My architecture is based on narratives, i see architecture as a mediator between place, time, history, and people. In order to communicate a message, it has to be clear, understandable and enveloping. I have seen and experienced that the built environment has an impact in people's mental and emotional health, therefore, architecture should embrace the senses in order to create a positve impact in people's lives. Today's architecture is turning away from people, and is being isolated into utopian cities and circumstances. My believe is that architects should take a stand and convey a meaningful message to the people that we build for trhough experiences, perceptions, through the intangible. For me, architecture is a story written in its own language, and it's our duty to make that language relevant and trascendental.

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A SUBMISSION TO THE AIA COTE TOP TEN COMPETITION

| CHATTANOOGA, TN

RESILIENT INSERTION

FLOOR PLAN :: TERRACE

FLOOR PLAN :: UPPER LEVEL

rchitecture, understood as a mediator between people + place, is used as a medium to provide the user with multiplicity of experiences while roaming through the city, site, and the building itself. Located in Chattanooga, TN., Insertion is a punctured intervention to the Hunter Museum of American Art, one that gives continuity to the culture of the Bluff District, and to the patchwork created through architecture during the different expansions of the museum. Thus, by inserting a series of volumes in the existing gaps between each patch, the proposal creates a framing effect to celebrate the individual character of the pieces, while enveloping the user with an unifying transition element

LEFT :: EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RIGHT :: FLOOR PLANS

between the patches. The culture of the bluff, the location of the the project, and susteinability were understood as a tool to take missed opportunities throughout the existing condition of the Hunter Museum of Art and turn them into the generator for the conceptual and design development . Architecture, is then seen as an instrument that should speak to the user, reflecting the identity of the context its seating in, it should address the current issues, and furthermore, it should employ solutions to make the existing context better It should ultimately make the user feel that the architecture piece integrates seamlessly to the context, helping the user absorb with pleasure his experience between the confines of the architectural piece, and beyond.

FLOOR PLAN :: GROUND LEVEL

FLOOR PLAN :: CLIFF LEVEL

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS

SITE STRATEGIES

ELEVATION :: SOUTH

ELEVATION :: EAST

SECTION :: EAST - WEST

CONCEPTUAL ARTWORK

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE :: GALLERY

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE :: ENTRANCE

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

WALL SECTION

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL

MODEL :: CONCEPTUAL + MASSING

MODEL :: STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

public becomes a driver for the physical manifestation of the proposal.

he proposal for a scientific research institute in the nation's capital locates itself in the intersection between the two main typologies of its inmediate context, the national mall. The pragmatism of institutional architecture housing museums and other agencies addresses the program needs and constrains, and it's challenged through the playfulness of monuments and memorials for visitors, tourists, and locals alike. Engaging the public in an often sealed off programmatic environment was of vital importance. More so when the site is taken into consideration. Acting as a getway, not only to the national mall, but to a more public approach to the scientific fiel. The

tarting with two main volumes, these are sliced and shifted, and lifted in a series of operations to address the pedestrian flow around and thorugh the site, these volumes are reconnected through circulation bars and bridges that allow the constant communication between programs and people's activity both outside and inside the building. Brisging the gaps between public and private, local and tourists, interior and exterior, and institutional and civic monuments.

ONTOLOGICAL STRATUM A RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL

| WASHINGTON, D.C.

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT DIAGRAMS

SYSTEMS DIAGRAM :: CIRCULATION

SYSTEMS DIAGRAM :: STRUCTURE

he circulation strategies employed in the proposal involve using the anchoring volumes as the main circulation. Both ends of the volumes are occupied by the egress and both fire stairs are connected by a series of platforms along which the vertical circulation is located. Elevators and freight elevators are distributed for each volume. By doing this, the volumes become independent from one another enhancing the conceptual reading of the project. In terms of accessibility, ramps are Located in the central public space allowing access for the shifted volumes. Also, at levels 06 + 09 are located 2 bridges which would Facilitate the circulation and integration of the program allowing for the public to occupy the proposal vertically, as well as creating collaborative spaces. BUILDING SECTIONS

BUILDING ELEVATIONS

4 :: ROOFING JOIST SYSTEM 10 :: THERMAL BARRIER

5 :: COMPOSITE PLY

11 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

6 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

12 :: FILL SPACE BETWEEN WALL + SLAB EDGE WITH MINERAL FIBER FIRESTOP

7 :: 1/2” FIBERBOARD 8 :: 2” INSULATION

ONTOLOGICAL STRATUM :: WALL SECTION AXONOMETRIC

9 :: 2’6” INSULATION

MONICA ANGELIZ MARRERO CIURO | INTEGRATED BUILDING SYSTEMS | EMILY BAKER, AIA | SPRING 2017

10 :: THERMAL BARRIER

11 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

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12 :: FILL SPACE BETWEEN WALL + SLAB EDGE WITH MINERAL FIBER FIRESTOP

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ONTOLOGICAL STRATUM :: WALL SECTION AXONOMETRIC MONICA ANGELIZ MARRERO CIURO | INTEGRATED BUILDING SYSTEMS | EMILY BAKER, AIA | SPRING 142017

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1 :: FORMED COPING

36 6

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ PARAPET

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2 :: RIGID INSULATION

5 :: COMPOSITE PLY

6 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

9 10

8 :: 2” INSULATION

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16 15

14 :: SILL GASKET 15 :: 1/4” COLOR COATED OPAQUE GLASS CLADDING 16 :: AIR CAVITY 17 :: SPIDER FITTING 18 :: WATERPROOFING 19 :: 2“ RIGID INSULATION 20 :: VAPOUR BARRIER 21 :: CONCRETE WALL 22 :: SILL PLATE 23 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP 24 :: 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD 25 :: RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM :: 2’X2’ FLOORING PANELS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME PEDESTALS

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ PARAPET

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ GRADE

1 :: FORMED COPING

28 :: 1/2” PERFORATED WEATHERING STEEL PANELS

2 :: RIGID INSULATION

29 :: AIR CAVITY

3 :: FLASHING

30 :: SPIDER FITTING13

4 :: ROOFING JOIST SYSTEM

31 :: STRUCTURAL MULLIONS

5 :: COMPOSITE PLY

32 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: 14 26 DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

7 :: 1/2” FIBERBOARD

34 :: METAL FLASHING

8 :: 2” INSULATION

13 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

17 :: SPIDER FITTING

15 :: 1/4” COLOR COATED OPAQUE GLASS CLADDING

44 :: CONCRETE FOOTING

19 :: 2“ RIGID INSULATION

:: VAPOUR 45 :: 1” REBAR @20 1/8” O.C. BARRIER

25 :: RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM :: 2’X2’ FLOORING PANELS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME PEDESTALS

38 :: FILTER FABRIC SURROUNDING COARSE GRAVEL 39 :: 4“ GRAVEL DRAINAGE LAYER

33 :: SILL GASKET

40 :: RIGID INSULATION

42 :: PERIMETER DRAIN SYSTEM

44 :: CONCRETE FOOTING

41 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

45 :: 1” REBAR @ 1/8” O.C.

43 :: CAPILLARY BREAK

SCALE 1” = 1’0

45 :: 1” REBAR @ 1/8” O.C.

22 26

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ BLG. ENVELOPE

13 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

42 :: PERIMETER DRAIN SYSTEM

WALL SECTION ::27DETAILS 44 :: CONCRETE FOOTING

SCALE 1” = 1’0

43 :: CAPILLARY BREAK 18

40 :: RIGID INSULATION

18 19

41 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

1’6” X 1’6” REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS

26 :: HYDRONIC SYSTEM :: RADIANT HEATING + COOLING TUBING WIREMESH

WALL SECTION :: DETAILS

37 :: PROTECTION BOARD 6” BELOW GRADE

32 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

36 :: WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

27 :: 2’ POST-TENSIONING CONCRETE SLAB :: 3“ CAVITY PVC TUBING TENDONS

36 :: WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

31 :: STRUCTURAL MULLIONS

27 :: 2’ POST-TENSIONING CONCRETE :: BOARD 6” BELOW GRADE 37 ::SLAB PROTECTION 3“ CAVITY 26 38 :: FILTER FABRIC SURROUNDING COARSE GRAVEL PVC TUBING 39 :: 4“ GRAVEL DRAINAGE LAYER TENDONS

24 :: 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD

1’6” X 1’6” REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS

18 19 20 21 24

35 :: HORIZONTAL SKIRTING

30 :: SPIDER FITTING

34 :: METAL FLASHING 26 :: HYDRONIC SYSTEM :: RADIANT HEATING + COOLING TUBING 35 :: HORIZONTAL SKIRTING WIREMESH

23 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

28 :: 1/2” PERFORATED WEATHERING STEEL PANELS

22 :: SILL PLATE

16 BUILDING SECTIONS :: DETAILS 15

34 :: METAL FLASHING

23 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

25 :: RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM :: 2’X2’ FLOORING PANELS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME PEDESTALS

18 :: WATERPROOFING

33 :: SILL GASKET

43 :: CAPILLARY BREAK

32 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ GRADE

24 :: 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD

17 :: SPIDER FITTING

30 :: SPIDER FITTING

29 :: AIR CAVITY

42 :: PERIMETER16 DRAIN SYSTEM :: AIR CAVITY

22 :: SILL PLATE

14 :: SILL GASKET

29 :: AIR CAVITY

21 :: CONCRETE WALL

13 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS ::

28 :: 1/2” PERFORATED WEATHERING STEEL PANELS

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ BLG. ENVELOPE 39 :: 4“ GRAVEL DRAINAGE LAYER

41 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ GRADE

20 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL 40 :: RIGID INSULATION

SCALE 1” = 1’0

31 :: STRUCTURAL MULLIONS

19 :: 2“ RIGID INSULATION

21 :: CONCRETE WALL

WALL SECTION :: DETAILS

18 :: WATERPROOFING

38 :: FILTER FABRIC SURROUNDING COARSE GRAVEL

1’6” X 1’6” REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS

16 :: AIR CAVITY

18 19 17 20 37 :: PROTECTION BOARD 6” BELOW GRADE 21 24

12 :: FILL SPACE BETWEEN WALL + SLAB EDGE WITH MINERAL FIBER FIRESTOP

15 :: 1/4” COLOR COATED OPAQUE GLASS 35 CLADDING 33

11 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

14 :: SILL GASKET

36 :: WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

10 :: THERMAL BARRIER

27 :: 2’ POST-TENSIONING CONCRETE SLAB :: 3“ CAVITY PVC TUBING TENDONS

18 19 20 21 24

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ BLG. ENVELOPE

35 :: HORIZONTAL SKIRTING 15

9 :: 2’6” INSULATION

12 :: FILL SPACE BETWEEN WALL + SLAB EDGE WITH MINERAL FIBER FIRESTOP

33 :: SILL GASKET

26 :: HYDRONIC SYSTEM :: RADIANT HEATING + COOLING TUBING WIREMESH

11 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

6 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

9 :: 2’6” INSULATION 10 :: THERMAL BARRIER

13 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

7 :: 1/2” FIBERBOARD

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ BLG. ENVELOPE

4 :: ROOFING JOIST SYSTEM

14 7

3 :: FLASHING

18 19 20 21 24

9 10

34 3

27 27

WALL SECTION :: DETAIL @ GRADE

14 :: SILL GASKET

28 :: 1/2” PERFORATED 16WEATHERING STEEL PANELS

15 :: 1/4” COLOR COATED OPAQUE GLASS CLADDING

29 :: AIR CAVITY

16 :: AIR CAVITY

30 :: SPIDER FITTING

17 :: SPIDER FITTING

18 31 :: STRUCTURAL MULLIONS

18 :: WATERPROOFING 19 :: 2“ RIGID INSULATION

32 :: HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS :: DOUBLE PANE + GASS FILL

20 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

33 :: SILL GASKET

21 :: CONCRETE WALL

34 :: METAL FLASHING

22 :: SILL PLATE

35 :: HORIZONTAL SKIRTING 20

23 :: SMOKE SEAL + FIRE STOP

36 :: WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

24 :: 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD

37 :: PROTECTION BOARD 6” BELOW GRADE

25 :: RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM :: 2’X2’ FLOORING PANELS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME PEDESTALS

38 :: FILTER FABRIC SURROUNDING COARSE GRAVEL

39 :: 4“ GRAVEL DRAINAGE LAYER 40 :: RIGID INSULATION

26 :: HYDRONIC SYSTEM :: RADIANT HEATING + COOLING TUBING WIREMESH

41 :: VAPOUR BARRIER

43 :: CAPILLARY BREAK

44 :: CONCRETE FOOTING

1’6” X 1’6” REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS

42 :: PERIMETER DRAIN SYSTEM

27 :: 2’ POST-TENSIONING CONCRETE SLAB :: 3“ CAVITY PVC TUBING TENDONS

24 @ 1/8” O.C. 45 :: 1” REBAR

WALL SECTION :: DETAILS

SCALE 1” = 1’0

27 27

15 25 30

34 35 37

40 33

27 30

28 20

31 34 35 37

40 33

28 41

BUILDING SECTIONS :: SYSTEMS AXONOMETRIC + WALL SECTION 23

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34 43 35 37 38SECTION :: PARAPET | FOOTING 44 WALL SCALE 1/2” = 1’0

24 45 40

he structural strategies employed in the proposal are the response of aseries of exploration at the conceptual level. The circulation volumes should act as the main system, therefore the development of a diagrid was imperative to carry the series of loads in an efficient manner. To help support the diagrid, the horizontal loads are carried through 2 ft. Thick post-tensioning concrete slabs. In terms of the vertical loads within the columes, a grid raging between 15 - 22.5 Ft is used, though at some specific moments those loads are transfered to other members through the slabs for the spatial integrity.

FLOOR PLANS + CONTEXT

MASSING MODELS + STRUCTURAL MODEL + 3D PRINTED MODEL

PLUGGED-IN A CLUSTER OF VISITNG ARTIST STUDIOS FOR SCAD LACOSTE

| PROVENCE, FRANCE

PERSPECTIVE :: EXTERIOR

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC OF COMPONENTS

PERSPECTIVE :: PLUGGED-IN COMPONENTS

FLOOR PLAN :: UPPER LEVEL

ocated inside of a quarry in lacoste, france, the artist studios were inspired by the provincial typology of the borie, a primitive hut that captures the genius loci of the place in its impresicion. By retrofitting the idea of the borie interlacing its vernacular character with the contrasting

PERSPECTIVE :: COMPONENTS IN PLACE

sharpness of the site and contemporary construction technologies, the proposal would embrace the spirit of the place, of scad, and of art. The cluster, as a result, is seen as an architecture of extent instead of restraint, responding to the personal and individual character of the art-making process by generating experience, and ultimately, inspiration.

PROCESS DRAWING + STUDY MODELS

ELEVATION :: SOUTH

STRUCTURAL FRAME + BUILDING SKIN

ARTIST'S STUDIO UNITS

4"X4" STRUCTURAL TUBING SUPER STRUCTURE

PRE-WEATHERED STEEL PANELS

2" DIA. STRUCTURAL TUBING SUB-STRUCTURE

BOARD FORMED PRE-CAST CONCRETE

8"X8" STRUCTURAL TUBING LATERAL SUPPORT

PRE-WEATHERED STEEL PIVOTING PANELS 4"X4" STRUCTURAL TUBING

PRE-WEATHERED STEEL PANELS AT 45 DEG. ANGLE

WALL SECTION

he life in primitive huts revolved around the hearth. It was symbolism of balance, warmth, an the axis mundi. Using the idea of the hearth of the hut, a core is erected in the quarry giving the cluser a vertical movement to experience the quarry in differnt directions. At the same

PERSPECTIVE :: EXTERIOR

time leaving the floor open. The studios are then plugged-in into the core, and the cluster as a whole is also plugged-in into quarry itself. Therefore the public aspect of the program serve as the circulation core and gives another dimension on the experience and inspiration of the artists into and from the quarry.

he Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design partnered with City Park, New Orleans for the development of a student-led project that would benefit the waterfront of the bayou as well as the sport fields adjacent to the selected area. The initial process included an ethnographic research in order to propose a program attending the needs of current users + to attract new users to the area, as well as selecting the specific location for the intervention. The proposal aimed to create four main programmatic nodes. The articulation the entrance by creating a beacon, the creation of a gathering space drawing upon the existing trees and their canopies for shade and shelter, a pier over the water acting as a look-out point, fishing pier, bird watching pier, or a small crowd gathering space, and an art piece thay would create a corresponding relationship across the bayou. Active Roles :: conceptual development team + formal development team + construction documents team + screen fabrication team + coordination.

THE EDGE EFFECT DESIGN - BUILD STUDIO :: PIER + GATHERING SPACE FOR CITY PARK

| NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

PHOTO DOCUMENTATION

- 09.10.17 - 12:05 pm - 1:15 pm - Sunny | Clear Sky

RECREATION

SOCCER FIELDS

DOG PARK

- 50 people +/-

MUSIC - Loud

HIKING X3

FISHING X2 FISHING x1

FISHING X1

FOOD - Trash in lagoon

PARKING X2 PARKING X1

PARKING X2 SITE SURVEY PARKING X19

PARKING X2

SOCCER FIELDS

BIKER RESTING

PARKING X6 WOMAN + DOG

TENNIS COURTS

SITE ANALYSIS :: ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH

SITE SELECTION DIAGRAM

SITE MODEL :: CONCEPTUAL

SITE SELECTION DIAGRAM :: CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT :: PROCESS DRAWING

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS :: FOUNDATION PLAN

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS :: LIFESAFETY PLAN

he formal manifestation is a hybrid of three initial proposals developed by smaller group of students. One scheme aimed to recognize and respond to natural conditions on the site altered by time by creating a screen that would filter the views and frameing a pier that extended into the water. Another scheme aimed to claim a piece of land perpendicular to the water edge in order to create a promenade to attract people into the main programmatic elements. The last scheme focused on dicoverability and the relationship across the bayou responding to the specific site conditions and activation both sides, instead of favouring one. The built intervention managed to exacerbate the underlying character of the site while creating new exeriences to engage the different uses ocurring in its surrounding, and furthermore creating a playfull overall experience by addressing both sides of the bayou. 31

PERSPECTIVE :: EXTERIOR

SIMBIOSIS

AN INTERNATIONAL AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSEUM

| CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

PERSPECTIVE :: GROUND LEVEL

PERSPECTIVE :: LOBBY + ATRIUM

PERSPECTIVE :: FIRST-FLOOR GALLERY

PERSPECTIVE :: IN-TOWER GALLERY

he city of charleston, south carolina has played an important tole in the african-american history of the united states. Iaam is then understood as an element that brings together history, program, and place through the experiential aspect of architecture to celebrate not only the narative of the program, but of charleston as well. Using the physical and conceptual relationships between the city, program, and the harbor as a starting point, the constant communication between the two is explored through

the movement of the user through the site and architectural piece, the interplay between solidity, translucency, and transparency, as well as the concepts of geometry, disrruption, and directionality explored through the conceptual phase of the quilt, an african-american tradition in the south. As a result, iaam is an exploration on how the narratives of history an program inform the undrstanding of the built environment and visceversa, creating a series of experiences that conforms the identity of a culture, and of the city.

SITE PLAN

he triangual panels that function as the envelop of the building are polytetrafkuoethylene, a material that prevent direct sunlight from striking the faรงade and to limit direct sunlight gain by 50%. It also reduces glare, and improves daylight penetration. The skin shape is inspired by the oysters perched on the pylons of the harbor forming an encrustration that works independently

and changes the appearance of the pylons, while leaving intact the structure underneath. This helped the narrative of going from the solity to the transoarency as the user circulates through the different galleries, groing first through the galleries ith a slavery content, and ending in the abolition on the top galleries on the tower where the incrustration disappears so the users can enjoy the views and be reflect on the place, history, and culture as one. SKIN STUDY

SECTION :: NORTH - SOUTH

SECTION :: EAST - WEST

ELEVATION :: SOUTH

ELEVATION :: EAST

FLOOR PLAN :: TOWER UPPER LEVEL EXHIBITION SPACE SERVICE

FLOOR PLAN :: TOWER ATYPICAL EXHIBITION SPACE SERVICE

DISRRUPTION ARTWORK BY MÃ&#x201C;NICA MARRERO MIXED-MEDIA

FLOOR PLAN :: TOWER TYPICAL

EXHIBITION SPACE SERVICE

FLOOR PLAN :: THIRD LEVEL IN-TOWER GALLERY ADMINISTRATION

FLOOR PLAN :: SECOND LEVEL GALLERY AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIBRARY

FLOOR PLAN :: GROUND LEVEL GALLERY THEATER COMMUNITY ROOM COFFE SHOP

GROUND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

he proposal for a mixed-use residential building addresses and responds the transitional condition currently privailing in central city. The projects aim to be aware of the past, be inspired by the present, and providing opportuniries for the future through programatic elements, as well as architectural articulation. The formal response is nurtured by the building morphology of the neighborhood creating spaces that incentivate the creative nature of the new orlean's people. Progammaticallty, a day care and an after school mentorship program by in house artists is proposed, creating opportunities for people to grow, as well as to incentivate artists to move into the neighborhood and develop their career here, providing active spaces that promote the community environment that artist often strive in. Thus, the proposal provide spaces to learn, live, and create, where architecture takes an active roll in each role, as well as the connection or transition between them.

1707 bARONNE ST. A MIXED-USE MULTI FAMILY HOUSING PROPOSAL FOR THE CENTRAL CITY COMMUNITY

| NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

PERSPECTIVE :: AERIAL

PERSPECTIVE :: COURTYARD

PERSPECTIVE :: ARTIST STUDIOS

PERSPECTIVE :: UNIT INTERIOR

SITE ANALYSIS

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES

DIFFERENT SCALES

RESPONDING TO THE REHABILITATION EFFORTS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WERE MOST SMALLER SCALE BUILDINGS WERE DEMOLISHED AND MORE DESNSE, BUILDINGS ARE BEING DEVELOPED. THE NEIGHBORHOOD CAN BE UNDERSTOOD TO BE IN A TRNASITION ERA, WERE BOTH SCALES ARE STILL COEXISTING WITHIN THE ADJACENT BLOCKS OF THE SITE.

LIGHT WELLS

THE COMBINATION OF BOTH SCALES CREATE AN OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN UP THE IN-BETWEEN CREATING LIGHTWELLS THAT WOULD ADRESS THE HUMAN COMFORT OF THE DWELING UNITS.

ADDITIONAL RETAIL + HOUSING SPACES

fOR MORE DENSITY, AN ADITIONAL LEVEL ON ON INFILL SIDE OF THE LOT IS ADDED. BY ADDING IT ON THIS SIDE, THE CORNER SITE IS LEFT OPEN WERE A PRIVATE AMENITY SPACE CAN BE DEVELOPED, AND ADDRESSES THE SMALLER, RESIDENTIAL SCALE THAT PREDOMINATES ON EUTERPE ST.

CIRCULATION

THE CIRCULATION ADDS AN OPPORTUNITY TO INCLUDE VARIATION ON THE RESIDENTIAL SCHEME. RESPONDING TO THE CHARACTER AND SCALE OF EUTERPE ST. THE UNITS FACING THIS SIDE WOULD BE WALK-UPS WITH A DIRECT ACCESS FROM THE ST. ON THE OTHER HAND, ON BARONNE ST. THE CONFIGURATION REQUIRES A SINGLE LOADED CORRIDOR AND CREATES MOMENTS WHEN IT TURNS INTO A DOUBLE LOADED CORRIDER WHEN THE VERTICAL VOLUMES TOUCH THE HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION. ALSO, THIS VOLUMES WOULD CARRY THE PRINCIPAL VERTICAL CIRCULATION AND THE CENTER VOLUME REQUIRES A PRIVATE VERTICAL CIRCULATION FROM THE AMENITY LEVEL TO THE TWO UNITS ABOVE.

MASSING

TTHE RESULTING MASS IS A SERIES OF COMPONENTS THAT CAN READ AS INDEPENDENT PARTS, BUT IT IS ON THE COEXISTENCE, IN THE CONNECTION OF ALL THIS PARTS AND THE WAY OF LIVING THAT CREATES THE GESTALT, WERE THE WHOLE IS OTHER THAN THE SUM OF THE PARTS.

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

SECTION :: EAST - WEST

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PROGRAM DIAGRAM

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FLOOR PLAN :: GROUND LEVEL

GROUND LEVEL 1/16" = 1'-0"

GROUND LEVEL DIAGRAM

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL 02

Level 3 1/16" = 1'-0"

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL 03

DN UP

Level 4

1/16" = 1'-0" FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL 04

Level 5

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL 05 1/16" = 1'-0"

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL 06

Laundry Room

Trash Collection

141 SF

91 SF

One Bedroom

Utility Room

887 SF

570 SF

Walk-up Three Bedrooms 628 SF

Artist Studio 300 SF

910 SF

998 SF

653 SF

Horizontal Circulation

1001 SF

721 SF Walk-up Three Bedrooms

One Bedroom

Two Bedrooms

Walk-up Three Bedrooms

Walk-up Three Bedrooms 613 SF

Walk-up Three Bedrooms 663 SF

Three Bedrooms 1230 SF

Artist Studio 236 SF

Walk-up Luxury 1103 SF

One Bedroom 941 SF

Level 3 1/16" = 1'-0"

AREA PLAN :: LEVEL 03

Level 2 - Units - One Bedroom

2 UNIT 1/8" PLAN = 1'-0" :: ONE BEDROOM

1 UNIT 1/8"PLAN = 1'-0":: ONE BEDROOM WALK-UP

FLOOR PLAN :: UNITS

Level 2 - Units - Two Bedrooms UNIT PLAN :: TWO BEDROOMS 1/8" = 1'-0"

Level 2 - 3 bed - walk-up 1/8" = 1'-0"

Level 3 - 3 bed - walk up 1/8" = 1'-0"

Level 2 - Units - Three Bedrooms UNIT PLAN :: THREE BEDROOMS 1/8" = 1'-0"

UNIT PLAN :: THREE BEDROOMS LOWER LEVEL

UNIT PLAN :: THREE BEDROOMS UPPER LEVEL

FLOOR PLAN :: TWO BEDROOMS WALK-UP

UNIT PLAN :: 1FOUR LOWER LEVEL 1/8" =BEDROOMS 1'-0"

UNIT PLAN :: FOUR BEDROOMS UPPER LEVEL

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

ELEVATION :: EAST

ELEVATION :: NORTH

AN EXPLORATION ON ALTERNATIVES FOR ATYPICAL METHODS OF INCARCERATION

BEYOND BARS CANTON OF GRISONS, SWITZERLAND

ARTWORK BY MÃ&#x201C;NICA MARRERO CHARCOAL ON TRACING PAPER

MODELS :: CONCEPTUAL

The parameters of this quarter's project was to develop a proposal responding to the architectural national identity of switzerland while taking into consideration the concepts of reflection, relaxation, and rejuvenation. This was an opportunity to create an impact in the life of people through architecture. The official website of the swiss department of human rights addresses the overcrowding of prisons as a recurrent problem on switzerland's judicial system since 2006. It also mentions that

PERSPECTIVES :: DORMITORY UNIT

ELEVATION :: WEST

PERSPECTIVES :: VISITING UNIT

the european committee for the prevention of torture and human degrading treatment or punishment have been actively requesting the inclusion of therapeutical programs and other treatments in order to provide more adequate institutions. By combining these two aspects lies an opportunity to push the boundaries of architecture and the proposed program's essence [a prison] while exploring alternatives for atypical methods of incarceration.

PERSPECTIVE :: VOCATIONAL UNIT

PERSPECTIVE :: TERRACE

PERSPECTIVE :: THERAPEUTICAL UNIT

FLOOR PLAN :: GROUND LEVEL

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL - 01

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL - 02

ocated on a cliff overlooking lake silvaplana, next to a waterfall, and in isolation, but in a close distance to a city center, the faceted building inspired in the swiss alps, takes advantage of the views, the sounds, and smells of the natural environment to organize the program and create an

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL - 03

environment of reflection, relaxation, and rejuvenation. The addition of educational, vocational, therapeutical, and rehabilitational components, organized in a split-level system for security, reinforce the idea of architecture coming together with nature to create reformation.

FLOOR PLAN :: LEVEL - 04

CLINIC + CHAPEL + VISITING UNIT

KITCHEN + DINNING ROOM UNIT

EDUCATIONAL + VOCATIONAL UNIT

DORMITORIES + THERAPEUTICAL UNITS

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

PERSPECTIVE :: EXTERIOR

CITY OF PARKS ON CULTURAL ECONOMIES + THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC SPACE

| HOLGUÍN, CUBA PROPOSAL STRATEGY

ABSTRACT :: For some countries, terror has been an inherent concept in the formation and transformation of their urban condition. 1959 marked a turning point in the history of the Cuban territory. With the coup of the Cuban Revolution and the beginning of the Castro dominance, a control over the territory and the urban fabric became in effect alongside the exercise of political power. The display of control on the built environment was the tool used to impose the new political system across the island at a faster rate. In response to the frugality consequential of the new political system, a survival phenomenon spontaneously arose as Cuban families struggled with the economic models of the island. Many have had to develop a second means of income by either growing and selling produce or livestock. Urban and rural conditions present a different set of challenges that can potentially be addressed and engaged through architecture, urbanism, and the public realm. Holguin, the capital city of the Province of Holguin, is further known as the city of parks/ plazas. The inhabitation of these public spaces have experienced a fast paced transformation within the last 3-4 years, much due to recent public accessibility to the internet. Parks have

become places of interaction, of connection and reconnection, not only at a personal, but a virtual scale. This phenomenon have made people take a stand and reclaim their city. Although, Holguin's parks/plazas are being refurbished, planning deficencies evidence a lack of engagement to the changes that society is experimenting by the porosity of the blockade. Public spaces that respond to their actual flux of information, and the interaction of the different spontaneous phenomena coexisting in Cuban territory is required in order to provide healthy communities that aid its people to achieve a better quality of life as the country keeps transitioning. In a metaphysical way, architecture is the bonding element that facilitates the regeneration of healthy environments through community engagement.

THESIS STATEMENT :: Historically, some political systems have utilized urbanism and the public realm as tools for propelling political agendas. Through a Public Interest Design approach, architectural strategies premised on tactical urbanism and social engagement have the potential of reclaiming public space from the grasp of agents of power, and return it to the communities for their betterment.

PARKS :: GEOMETRY + MAIN BUILDINGS + ACTIVITY

PROPOSAL :: CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

SITE SELECTION :: RELATIONSHIPS DIAGRAM

SITE SELECTION :: NEIGHBORHOOD DIAGRAM

SITE SELECTION :: CONTEXT DIAGRAM

SITE SELECTION :: EXISTING CONDITION DIAGRAMS

olguinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ss parks are embedded in the collective memory, and cultural identity of its people. Throughout history, each one have performed a specific role in the sustenance of its people. Acting as a backbone, these parks define not only Holguinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s urban character, but its cultural and social growth through a series of pockets in its main urban corridor. The recent public accessibility to the World Wide Web in selective public spaces, have allowed people to experience the city and its public spaces in a new manner. This phenomenon gives a way for their redevelopment, not only as spaces of connectivity and information, but as spaces of production at various levels. This can be achieved by activating not one, but all of the parks in a series of programmatic interventions creating a network (hub to

sattelite relation) that aims to engage community at different scales and broadening their impact in the social, economic, and cultural development of the city.

o provide spaces that respond to the cultural economies taking place as a result of the economic crisis. Using Havana as a case study, where urban lots and Seed Houses were developed as production spaces to aid the development of society during the Special Perdiod. Also, by understanding urban public space as the prime space for social interaction. Through the study of current uses ranging from leisure, cultural events, to digital connectivity, as well as the development of new uses give a way for an integral transformation of the parks. Recently available digital technologies should play an emergent role in urban and social transformation.

PROPOSAL :: CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS

SITE SELECTION :: CALIXTO GARCIA PARK

ALGORITHMIC MAPPING + ALGORITHMIC MODELING

DIGITAL MEDIA

avannah, GA, is well known by it's urban grid designed by James Edward Oglethorpe who founded the Georgia Colony, and the town of Savannah in 1733. His masterplan was named after him, and the Oglethorpe Plan has been well studied as a precedent to follow. The plan sought to create a balance in the ratio of town lots vs. urban lots which lead to the development of a module repeated accross town 24 times. The layout was built around a square which would facilitate sun, and wind to permeate the city as well as creating public spaces for its inhabitants. Parallel to the square lots for commercial and/or institutional spaces were created, and residential lots were created perpendicularly to create a balance not only between the natural and the built environment, but between building typologies and usage as well.

oday, the squares laid out in the 1730s have become the symbol of the city. Attrcting not only tourists, but architects and urban planners that want to visit and learn from such a successful plan. However, there is no documentation on how the squares are used, or visited, which means that the city is marketing itself blindly without any documentation of its success or lack of altogether. Algorithms and parametric engines and models have the potential of crossing the bridge between the digital and physical realms to extract information from today's public realm, social media.

y using Grasshopper and Mosquito, the Geolocation of social media users who have documented their visits to the savannah squares can be tracked and mapped. By creating a visial output of that data, more information about the usage of the squares understood at a macro scale as well as a micro scale (in comparison to one another), will become available to move forward the marketing of the city with pertinent information that comes from the users itself. Today's technology is relying on the mediatic phenomena to gather information that can become relevant in the pursuit of a common goal and people, as well as entities should take advantage of that in order to make desicions that benefit the people they serve.

SOFTWATE :: GRASSHOPPER PLUG-INS :: ELK + MOSQUITO + G HOWL

his excercise was seen as an opportunity to explore with some of the components and techniques discussed in class. By overlaying and manipulating different components and parameters, a wide variety of iterations were created. The explorations were focused on the

concepts of height, weight, rotation, morphing, count, step, and domain to achieve variations withing the original scheme. The final selection was based on the two extremes of variations, and a middle ground that proved the most success in the process.

PID :: LOOSE THREADS A GRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE LAFITTE GREENWAY: A QUILT BETWEEN COMMUNITIES

| NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

UN.PUBLICNESS OF PUBLIC SPACES

NON.IDEALISTIC SPACES

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Residual spaces are left-over spaces of the process of urbanization of a place. These spaces are usually categorized as un-safe, un-productive spaces. Residual spaces have a prominent presence in the urban fabric of a city, therefore, design strategies should be employed to the betterment of these spaces and to their inclusion the the network of public spaces that serve the inhabitants of a city. The portion of I-10 underpass between Tulane Ave. and Canal St. present the coexistence of three differing conditions for these residual spaces. The aim of this study is to understand each of the conditions independently from one another, in relation to rest, and in relation to the context in order to analyze the contextual cues that allow these uses to happen. Also, by studying the impact of these residual spaces in the circulation patterns of the urban fabric, one can begin to understand how people react to these spaces, thus creating a framework for the advocacy of better design of the residual spaces of urbanization in new Orleans.

PID :: RESIDUAL SPACES OF UR 78

PUBL

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LIC INTEREST DESIGN RESEARCH

| NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT F TULANE UNIVERSITY :: ALBERT + TINA SMALL CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE DESIGN

| NEW ORLEANS, LOUSIANA

INITIAL STUDY OF DENSITY IN NEW ORLEANS

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he Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design is the Tulane School of Architecture community design center focusing on public interest design and education. Currently issues of affordable housing and advocacy are being explored. A need for affordable housing in the city of New Orleans is very evident, with zoning ordinances limiting the density of residential developments, affordabilty is rapidly becoming a necessity. An initial exploration of different neighborhoods (on the left) was made to understand how the zoning codes have change and to establish a framework upon which to build the study from. After the initial study, a more in depth study of the neighborhood of TremĂŠLafitte is currently in development for the advocacy of affordable housing and more density in the neighborhood with the hopes that this excercise becomes a model for subsequent studies in different neighborhood.

THE PAVILION

side from the density and affordability study, some graphic design projects were develop for past projects who are currently in the proposal phase as well as some in the construction phase (on the right).

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ARCHITECTURAL INTERN GRESHAM, SMITH AND PARTNERS :: CORPORATE + URBAN DESIGN

| NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

222 DIGITAL MODELING OF TERRACE FOR RENDERING + ANIMATION *Rendering provided by firm

222 ELEVATIONS :: MATERIALS STUDY FOR CLIENT MEETING

239’

43’

45’

46’

10’

24’

42’

74’6”

21’

143’

At-grade Crossing:

61’

Length of Adjacent Sidewalks

12’

70%

Façade Openings at North Elevation

46’

PRIMARY FAçADE

85% façade openings (see exhibit 02)

34’ PEDESTRIAN BREEZEWAY

412’

ALLEY

PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY OPEN TO SKY

46’

16’

49’

42’

SECONDARY ENTRY

13’

MAIN PEDESTRIAN ENTRY

SERVICE ONLY

10’ 12’

13’

10’ SECONDARY PEDESTRIAN ENTRY

32’

34’

315’6”

57%

31’

50’

Façade Openings at South Elevation

EXHIBIT 01

HCA HEADQUARTERS LEED EXHIBITS + WRITTEN STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT FOR PILOT CREDIT :: WALKABLE PROJECT SITE *Rendering provided by firm

Criteria 08 | No more than 30% of primary façade is without glazing or doors Length of primary façade: 412’-0” Length of primary façade that includes glazing or doors: 350’-0“ Calculated % of primary façade that is without glazing or doors: 15% 85% Openings at primary façade

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HCA HEADQUARTERS LEED EXHIBITS + WRITTEN STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT FOR PILOT CREDIT :: WALKABLE PROJECT SITE

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EXHIBIT 02

468' - 0"

F&B 1640 SF

468' - 0"

10TH AVENUE NORTH

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY 1184 SF

10TH AVENUE NORTH

476' - 0"

10TH AVENUE NORTH

RETAIL 5459 SF

RESI CORE 631 SF

RESI CORE 306 SF

BUILDING SERVICES / LOADING 7406 SF CONNECTION TO P-1

RESI CORE 661 SF

SKYLIGHT BELOW

SKYLIGHT ABOVE

RESI CORE 306 SF

OPEN TO BELOW

LOWER 10TH AVE.

COMMERCE ST.

PLAZA BELOW

PLAZA

PLAZA BELOW

COURTYARD

CREATIVE OFFICE 41582 SF

CREATIVE OFFICE 40916 SF

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY 125 SF

CREATIVE OFFICE 40187 SF

CREATIVE OFFICE 26587 SF TO PARCEL 03

OPEN TO BELOW

P02 - LEVEL 00

1" = 50'-0"

P02 - LEVEL 01 1" = 50'-0"

LEVELS 00-01 - OPTION 2B - AREA PLANS Date: 06/23/16 Project Number: 41216.00

P02 - LEVEL 02

1" = 50'-0"

LINE OF BOARDWALK ABOVE

P02 - LEVEL 03 1" = 50'-0"

LEVELS 02-03 - OPTION 2B - AREA PLANS Date: 06/23/16 Project Number: 41216.00

LOWER 10TH AVE. BELOW

STUDIO 609 SF

EXTENTS OF EXISTING BUILDING

1 BED 628 SF

1 BED 1 BED 2 BED 757 SF 749 SF 1069 SF

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1 BED 1061 SF

BRIDGE FROM PARKING

2 BED 1198 SF

2 BED 1156 SF

STUDIO 689 SF

STUDIO 498 SF

STUDIO 618 SF

STUDIO 573 SF

STUDIO 566 SF

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STUDIO 560 SF

STUDIO 507 SF

PLAZA BELOW

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STUDIO 557 SF

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2 BED 1176 SF

STUDIO 507 SF

STUDIO 570 SF

STUDIO 618 SF

1 BED 780 SF

PLAZA BELOW

1 BED 660 SF

1 BED 607 SF STUDIO 497 SF 1 BED 765 SF

LEVELS 04-05 - OPTION 2B - AREA PLANS Date: 06/23/16 Project Number: 41216.00

STUDIO 495 SF

1 BED 765 SF

1" = 50'-0"

2 BED 1156 SF

1 BED 870 SF

STUDIO 505 SF

STUDIO 498 SF

STUDIO 570 SF

STUDIO 566 SF

STUDIO 483 SF STUDIO 705 SF

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2 BED 1178 SF

1 BED 765 SF

1 BED 1 BED 695 SF 695 SF

2 BED 1156 SF

STUDIO 507 SF

STUDIO 498 SF

STUDIO 573 SF

STUDIO 566 SF

1 BED 712 SF

STUDIO 560 SF

STUDIO 556 SF

STUDIO 500 SF

STUDIO 565 SF

1 BED 772 SF

1 BED 765 SF

STUDIO 558 SF

P02 - LEVEL 05 1" = 50'-0"

2 BED 1356 SF

STUDIO 507 SF

STUDIO 557 SF

STUDIO 570 SF

1 BED 780 SF

PLAZA BELOW

STUDIO 609 SF

STUDIO 557 SF

1 BED 864 SF

STUDIO 483 SF

STUDIO 706 SF

STUDIO 483 SF 1 BED 810 SF

2 BED 1176 SF

STUDIO 507 SF

STUDIO 570 SF

STUDIO 573 SF

STUDIO 780 SF

P02 - LEVELS 06 - 11 1" = 50'-0"

LEVELS 06-12 - OPTION 2B - AREA PLANS Date: 06/23/16 Project Number: 41216.00

STUDIO 480 SF

STORAGE 627 SF

PLAZA BELOW

1 BED 707 SF

1 BED 607 SF

1 BED 1 BED 2 BED 1504 Redundant SF Area 1073 SF

1 BED 1061 SF

STUDIO 480 SF

STORAGE 627 SF

1 BED 606 SF

STUDIO 565 SF

P02 - LEVEL 04 - AMENITY

2 BED 1356 SF

1 BED 1 BED 695 SF 695 SF

EXTENTS OF EXISTING BUILDING

1 BED 628 SF

STUDIO 649 SF

1 BED 1 BED 2 BED 755 SF 749 SF 1069 SF

1 BED 1061 SF

STUDIO 480 SF

STORAGE 627 SF

STUDIO 523 SF

STUDIO 609 SF 1 BED 870 SF

STUDIO 480 SF

STUDIO 706 SF

EXTENTS OF EXISTING BUILDING

1 BED 628 SF

STUDIO 649 SF

1 BED 1 BED 2 BED 755 SF 749 SF 1069 SF

1 BED 628 SF

2 BED 1356 SF

1 BED 765 SF

2 BED 1156 SF

STUDIO 500 SF

STUDIO 498 SF

STUDIO 568 SF

STUDIO 566 SF

STUDIO 555 SF 1 BED 602 SF

STUDIO 500 SF

STUDIO 483 SF 1 BED 1 BED 695 SF 695 SF

STUDIO 557 SF

STUDIO 483 SF 1 BED 810 SF STUDIO 570 SF

1 BED 780 SF

STUDIO 560 SF 1 BED 759 SF

P02 - LEVEL 12 - PENTHOUSE 1" = 50'-0"

EXTENTS OF EXISTING BUILDING

STUDIO 645 SF

NASHVILLE YARDS :: AREA PLANS *Rendering provided by firm

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161’- 5”

ENTRANCE E

TOWER ABOVE

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TOWER ABOVE

TENANTS NAME 20

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110’- 0”

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18’- 5”

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3rd FLOOR PLAN

TENANTS NAME

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ENTRANCE E

TOWER ABOVE

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TENANT SPACE B 7,191 SF

*Rendering provided by firm

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ENTRANCE A

TOWER ABOVE

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

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ENTRANCE D

POWELL AVE

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE E

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

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3rd FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE A

TENANT SPACE B 7,209 SF

111’- 9”

TENANT SPACE A 20,194 SF

TENANTS NAME

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TOWER ABOVE

19 20

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

3rd FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE E

14 15 16 17

18 19 20

ONE HUNDRED OAKS CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

ENTRANCE E

TOWER ABOVE

3rd FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE A

2ndFLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE E

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

ENTRANCE D

ENTRANCE E

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

19 ENTRANCE C

ENTRANCE C POWELL AVE

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

DEMISING OPTION 02

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D ENTRANCE C

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

POWELL AVE

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING 17

6 7 8 9 10 11

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

1 2 3 4 5

ENTRANCE C 17

TENANTS NAME

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

19 ENTRANCE C

POWELL AVE

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE A

20 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

TOWER ABOVE

1 20

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

FORMER TENANT INTERIOR LAYOUT

111’- 9”

50’- 6”

ENTRANCE A

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING

ONE HUNDRED OAKS :: TENANT LEASE PACKAGE Field measurements + lease outline drawings + demising options

20 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

SO 20

20 20

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

POWELL AVE

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

3rd FLOOR PLAN

OM P 20

3rd FLOOR PLAN

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

2ndFLOOR PLAN

TENANT SPACE 20,458 SF

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

ENTRANCE C

13 14

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

ENTRANCE D

19 ENTRANCE C

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

POWELL AVE

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING FORMER TENANT INTERIOR LAYOUT

3rd FLOOR PLAN

2ndFLOOR PLAN

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

POWELL AVE

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

TH 14

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

6 7 8 9 10 12

ENTRANCE C

NDRED OAKS

1 2 4

LN 1 2 3 4 5

TENANTS NAME

ENTRANCE A

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE A

20 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

SO VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

ENTRANCE D

OM P RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING 17

DEMISING OPTION 01

TH 19 20

ENTRANCE C

PSON

ENTRANCE E

THOM

14 15 16 17

14 6

14’- 11” CLEAR HT.

SO 6 7 8 9 10

19 20

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

OM P 1 2 3 4 5

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

TENANTS NAME

ENTRANCE A

PSON

TOWER ABOVE

THOM

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

15 16 17

110’- 0”

LN TH

OM P

14’- 11” CLEAR HT.

12 13

1 20

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

50’- 6”

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

POWELL AVE

TENANTS NAME

ENTRANCE A

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

2ndFLOOR PLAN

TENANT SPACE 38,413 SF

20 20

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

ENTRANCE E

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

3rd FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

POWELL AVE

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

115’- 1”

ELEC.

143’- 3”

8 9 10

ENTRANCE A

18’- 5”

19 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

50’- 7”

3rd FLOOR PLAN

33’- 10”

167’- 1”

TENANT SPACE 27,652 SF

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING 17

39’- 5”

4 5

ENTRANCE C

71’- 9”

2ndFLOOR PLAN

115’- 1”

1 2

9’- 1” CLEAR HT.

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

ENTRANCE C

POWELL AVE

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

TENANTS NAME 20 20

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING 17

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

TENANT LEASE OUTLINE DRAWING POWELL AVE

EGG APPLIANCES EL’S STORES AND’S STORE, INC ALON,COSMETICS ERS MEN’S COMPANY XX RONICS EXPRESS, INC ART, INC NGTON COAT FACTORY DRESS FOR LESS,INC CINEMA R CENTER ’S ROADHOUSE NS BANK BLE EXPRESS A BREAD ROSS BLUESHIELD RBUILT UNIVERSITY CAL CENTER

15 16 17

ENTRANCE E

CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

7 8 9 10 11

14 15

2 3 4 5 6

1 20

ENTRANCE C 17

ENTRANCE A

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

POWELL AVE

ONE HUNDRED OAKS

NTS NAME

20 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

ENTRANCE E

ENTRANCE C

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

3rd FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE A

ENTRANCE D

ENTRANCE C

NDRED OAKS

LN PS OM

111’- 9”

TH 13 15 16 17

14 15

7 8 9 10 11

2 3 4 5 6

ENTRANCE A

1 20

TENANTS NAME 1

ENTRANCE D

TOWER ABOVE

ENTRANCE A

TENANT SPACE 20,516 SF

PSON

20 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

ENTRANCE E

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

3rd FLOOR PLAN

19 20

THOM

TENANT SPACE B 6,914 SF

ON PS OM TH

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

11 12 13 14

14 5

50’- 6”

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

PSON

7 8 9 10

TENANTS NAME 1

THOM

2 3 4 5 6

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

111’- 9”

LN PS OM TH

ENTRANCE A

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

PSON

TOWER ABOVE

TENANTS NAME 1

ENTRANCE A

20 20

2ndFLOOR PLAN

TENANT SPACE 19,171 SF

50’- 6”

LN ON PS OM TH

VUMC LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR ABOVE

19 20

TENANT SPACE B 8,095 SF

162’- 9 3/8”

167’- 1”

ELEC.

TENANT SPACE 38,413 SF

16 17

2ndFLOOR PLAN

167’- 1”

ELEC.

TENANT SPACE 27,652 SF

2ndFLOOR PLAN

20 20

3rd FLOOR PLAN

PSON

14 15

THOM

12 13

THOM

20 20

9 10 11

ENTRANCE A

167’- 1”

19 20

14 15

7 8

3rd FLOOR PLAN

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

167’- 1”

143’- 11”

5 6

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

47’- 10”

12 13

119’- 3”

9 11

2 3

47’- 10”

7 8 10

ENTRANCE A

23’- 10”

20 20

ELEC. PANELS

3rd FLOOR PLAN

TENANTS NAME 20

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

119’- 3”

14 15

5 6

REESTROOM 20

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

12 13

ELEV.

PSON

233’- 7” REESTROOM

THOM

9 10

ENTRANCE A

1 2

7 8

3rd FLOOR PLAN

TENANTS NAME 20

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

PSON

5 6

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

THOM

167’- 1”

2 3

167’- 1”

50’- 7”

28,137 23,564 10,041 12,000 8,971 24,981 28,491 8,795 26,882 85,870 30,187 107,014 20,000 6,533 3,644 2,072 2,012 3,500 4,010 450,268

39’- 5”

TENANTS NAME

RENTABLE SQ FOOTAGE

EGG APPLIANCES EL’S STORES ND’S STORE, INC ALON,COSMETICS ERS MEN’S COMPANY X RONICS EXPRESS, INC ART, INC NGTON COAT FACTORY DRESS FOR LESS,INC CINEMA CENTER ’S ROADHOUSE NS BANK BLE EXPRESS A BREAD ROSS BLUESHIELD RBUILT UNIVERSITY CAL CENTER

71’- 9”

NTS NAME

ONE HUNDRED OAKS CURRENT LEASE AND VACANT SPACES - AS OF JUNE 2015

POWELL AVE

DEMISING OPTION 04

POWELL AVE

Author

Checker

Approver

Drawn By:

Checked By:

Approved By:

2B101

2B201

2B102

2B202

2B103

2B203

2B104

2B204

2B105

2B206 2B207 2B208

CONSULTANT

ELEVATOR 2B208

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

CLIENT

ELEVATOR 2B207

STORAGE 2B204

STORAGE 2B104

RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR LOBBY 2B201

PLUMBING 2B203 HVAC 2B202

RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR LOBBY 2B101

ELECTRICAL ROOM 2B103

HVAC 2B102

SHAFT 2B206

PROJECT

LEVEL B2-COMPONENT 2

1" = 40'-0"

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

RESIDENTIAL FIRE ENTRANCE 2B105

LEVEL B1-COMPONENT 2 1" = 40'-0"

SEAL

BUSWAY RISER ROOM CORRIDOR 20007 20010

GOLF CART STORAGE AND RESIDENTIAL STORAGE 20008

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

MAINTENANCE 20019

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

STAIR 20102

MAIN ELEC. 20004

EMERGENCY ELEC. STORAGE 20009 20011

FIRE PUMP 20016

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY 20105

TRASH ROOM 20001

CORRIDOR 20014 RECYCLING ROOM BIKE STORAGE 20013 20002

Description

FIRE COMMAND 20106

BOOSTER PUMP 20017

RENTABLE STORAGE 20003

20001

Date

BUSWAY RISER ROOM 20101

DAS 20012 MPOP 20015

CORRIDOR 20018

RENTABLE STORAGE 20006

STAIR 20103

HVAC 20104

20002 20003 20004

20018

20006

20101

20007

20102

20008

20103

20009

20104

20010

20105

20011

20106

20012 20013

SHEET INFORMATION

20014 20015 20016 20017

20019

8/9/2017 5:28:21 PM

FIFTH + BROADWAY :: FILTERS DEVELOPMENT BY PROJECT COMPONENTS Pricing set + Coordination *Rendering provided by firm

LEVEL 00-COMPONENT 2 1" = 40'-0"

LEVEL 01-COMPONENT 2 1" = 40'-0"

ROOMS BY COMPONENT RESIDENTIAL

3A6B14

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

29999.00 08/03/17

Checker

Approver

Author

Approved By:

Approver

Approved By:

Checked By:

Checker

Checked By:

0B101

0B202

Drawn By:

Author

Drawn By:

0B100

0B201

0B102

0B203

0B103

0B204

0B104

0B205

FUTURE TENANT FUEL STORAGE 1B113

1B101

PUMP ROOM 1B212

1B200 1B201

1B102 1B103

1B202

1B104

1B203

1B105

1B204

0B206

1B205

ELEVATOR 0B207

0B207 0B208

1B108

1B207

1B109

1B208

ELEVATOR 0B210

0B210

1B107

1B206

ELEVATOR 0B209

0B209

1B106

1B110

1B209

1B111

1B210

1B112

1B211

1B113

1B212

1B114

1B213

1B115

1B214 1B215 CONSULTANT STAIR 0B205

ESCALATORS 0B103

ELEVATOR 0B201

PUMP ROOM 1B207

STAIR 0B101

CONSULTANT

TELE 1B208

TELE 1B205

ROOM 1B106

SHAFT 1B213

CLIENT

ELEVATOR 0B208 SEWAGE EJECTOR 0B203

TELECOM 1B107

EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL ROOM 1B103

FAN ROOM 0B102

SHAFT 0B202

TELE 1B114

CLIENT

GREASE INTERCEPTOR 0B104

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

PUMP ROOM 0B204

ROOM 1B206

FAN ROOM 1B204

FAN ROOM 1B112 ELECTRICAL ROOM 1B105

PARKING 1B214

TELECOM 1B104

PARKING 1B115

FAN ROOM 1B203

FAN ROOM 1B111

PROJECT

DRY PIPE VALVE ROOM 1B202

1" = 40'-0"

LEVEL B1-COMPONENT 0

1" = 40'-0"

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

FAN ROOM 1B210

LEVEL B2-COMPONENT 0

STORAGE 1B108

SUMP PUMP/SEWAGE EJECTOR 1B201

STAIR 1B211

FIRE COMMAND CENTER 1B215

ROOM 1B101

FAN ROOM 1B109

DES ACCESS 1B200

LEVEL B2-COMPONENT 1 1" = 40'-0"

MPOP ROOM 1B102

STAIR 1B110

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

STORAGE 1B209

DES ACCESS 0B100

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

ESCALATORS 0B206

LEVEL B1-COMPONENT 1 1" = 40'-0"

LOADING AREA 00001

SEAL DOCK MANAGER OFFICE 00002

SEAL

DOCK 00004

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

B.O.H. 00011 STAIR 00005

STAIR 00006

ESCALATORS 00007

TELECOM 10004

STAIR 00102

ESCALATORS 00103 ESCALATORS 00104

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

STAIR 00101

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

Date

PARKING CIRCULATION 10009

Description

STORAGE 10005

UNI. 10006

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

Date

Description

FAN ROOM 10010

NES TRANSFORMER 00003

SERVICE CORRIDOR 00009

00001

VALET PARKING 10008

00101

00002

00102

00003

00103

00004

VALET OFFICE 10002

10002

00104

00005

10003 10004

00006

10005

00007

10006

00008 00009

SHEET INFORMATION 10008 10009

[E] SERVICE CORRIDOR 00008

00011

SHEET INFORMATION

10010 FAN ROOM 10003

LEVEL 01-COMPONENT 0

3B103

3B207

3B104

30346

3B105

Approver

3B102

3B206

Checker

3B101

3B202

Author

8/9/2017 5:27:30 PM

1" = 40'-0"

Approved By:

Approver

Approved By:

1" = 40'-0"

Checked By:

Checker

Checked By:

LEVEL 00-COMPONENT 0

Drawn By:

Author

Drawn By:

8/9/2017 5:26:14 PM

ROOMS BY LEVEL 00-COMPONENT COMPONENT - SHARED 3 1" = 40'-0"

ROOMS BY COMPONENT - GARAGE

1" = 40'-0"

3A6B03

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

3A6B13

29999.00 08/03/17

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

OFFICE TOWER MAINT. OFFICE 4B105

STORAGE 4B117

OFFICE TOWER FIRE PUMP ROOM 4B108 OFFICE TOWER DOMESTIC WATER PUMP ELECTRICAL ROOM ROOM STORAGE 4B107 4B113 4B109

OFFICE SECUIRTY 4B110

29999.00 08/03/17

STORAGE 4B111

SHAFT 4B124

4B101

4B201

4B102

4B202

4B103

4B203 4B204

RETAIL - MPOP 225 3B102

3B106

LEVEL 01-COMPONENT 1

STAIR #14A 4B204

4B205 4B206

SHAFT 4B207

SERVICE TELECOM ELEVATOR VESTIBULE 4B212 4B213 4B209 STORAGE SHAFT 4B214 4B208

4B104 SERVICE ELEVATOR 4B210

4B105 4B106 4B107

4B207

4B108

FSAE 4B201

4B208 4B209

4B109

4B211

RETAIL -

STAIR #14A 4B106

UNI 4B112 CORRIDOR 4B118

UNI 4B116

TELECOM 4B122

STORAGE 4B114

VESTIBULE 4B123

FSAE 4B101

4B110

4B210 MAINTENANCE RETAIL DAS -250 OFFICE 3B105 3B106

OFFICE MPOP-225 4B104 OFFICE DAS-250 4B115

EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR 4B202

ELEVATOR 4B211

4B212

4B111 STAIR #12 4B203

SHAFT 4B206

4B112

SHAFT 4B205

EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR 4B121

4B113

4B213

STORAGE STAIR #12 4B102 4B103

4B114

4B214

4B115 4B116

CONSULTANT

4B117

CONSULTANT

4B118 4B121 4B122

ELECTRICAL ROOM 3B104

4B123 4B124

RETAIL STORAGE 3B103

40121 CLIENT CLIENT

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

GREASE INTERCEPTOR 3B206

PROJECT SHAFT 3B202

ELEVATOR ELEVATOR 3B207 30346

PROJECT

LEVEL B2-COMPONENT 3

1" = 40'-0"

LEVEL B1-COMPONENT 3

LEVEL B2-COMPONENT 4

1" = 40'-0"

CORRIDOR 40016

CORRIDOR 40008

FAN ROOM 40005

VESTIBULE 40014

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

RETAIL FIRE & WATER ENTRANCE ROOM 3B101

LEVEL B1-COMPONENT 4 1" = 40'-0"

NES VAULT 1 40004

BIKE ROOM 40117

MAIL ROOM 40002

TELECOM 40013

UNI 40018

STAIR #14B 40007

CORRIDOR 30151

UP ELEV PIT B.O.H. 30035 30005

SEAL

F&B C-107 30128 RETAIL LEASING 30139

ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM 40102

STAIR 12 40003

SEAL

RETAIL C-106 30129

RETAIL C-105 30130

RETAIL C-104 30131

RETAIL C-103 30132

RETAIL C-102 30133

RETAIL C-101 30134

STAIR 40112

CORRIDOR 40111

OFFICE FIRE ENTRANCE ROOM 40015

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

GREASE INTERCEPTOR 30070

RETAIL STORAGE 30071

STORAGE 40009

RETAIL STORAGE 30101

CORRIDOR 30126

FSAE 40101

STORAGE 40110 STAIR #14B 40107

STAIR 14A 40006

MAINTENANCE OFFICE 30015

MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM 40108

VESTIBULE 40114 TELECOM 40115

CORRIDOR 40010 FSAE 40001

B.O.H. 30013

POWERHOUSE 40105

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

STAIR #13 40104

RETAIL C-100 30135

TELECOM 30118 STAIR 30146

SECURITY COMMAND CENTER 30105

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

Date

Description

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

ELEC. RISER 30123

Date

Description

CORRIDOR 30162 CORRIDOR 30029

F&B B-101 30148 A-011 MUSEUM 30010

F&B A-106 30108

B.O.H. 30163

RETAIL STORAGE 30153 STAIR 30007

ELEVATOR 30036

SHAFT 30033

SERVICE ELEVATOR 30037

A-000.5 30003

A-001 30002

8/9/2017 5:29:42 PM

1" = 40'-0"

ELECTRICAL VAULT 3005

STAIR 30008

ROOM 30038

B.O.H. 30142

RETAIL B-105 30119

A - 000 30011

WATER ENTRANCE ROOM 30127

F&B B-100 30121

TELECOM 30141

SHAFT 30165

ELEC 30140

RETAIL B-100 30149

F&B B-107 30117

STAIR 30144

STAIR 30116 CORRIDOR 30160

RETAIL A-104.5 30156

B.O.H. 30034

RETAIL STORAGE 30016

RETAIL LOBBY 30143

RETAIL A-105 30106

SERVICE ELEVATOR 30035

ELECTRICAL VAULT 30006

LEVEL 00-COMPONENT 3

RETAIL A-110 30115

RETAIL A-104 30104

RETAIL A-102 30102

SERVICE ELEVATOR 30039 SHAFT 30049 ELEVATOR 30048

40001 STAIR 30120

STAIR 30113

40002 40003 40004

40101

40005

40102

40006

40104

40007

40105

40008

40106

40009

40107

40010

40108

40013

40110

40014 SHEET INFORMATION 40015

40111

40016

40114

40018

40115

B.O.H. 30145 F&B A-000 30107

RETAIL A-103 30103

STAIR 30147

EGRESS CORRIDOR 30009

40112

SHEET INFORMATION

40117

40323

LEVEL 01-COMPONENT 3 1" = 40'-0"

ROOMS BY COMPONENT LEVEL- RETAIL 00-COMPONENT 8/9/2017 5:30:30 PM

MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM 30001 RETAIL STORAGE 30065

RETAIL A-109 30111

CORRIDOR 30138

F&B B-103 30157 SERVICE ELEVATOR 30030

RETAIL STORAGE 30072

RETAIL B-104 30122

CORRIDOR 30152

A-002 30014

RETAIL - MPOP ROOM 30004

RETAIL A-108 30110

STAIR 30112

STAIR 30026

CHILLED WATER / PUMP ROOM 30012

RETAIL A-007 30109

1" = 40'-0"

3A6B15

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

29999.00 08/03/17

LEVEL 01-COMPONENT 4 1" = 40'-0"

ROOMS BY COMPONENT - OFFICE

3A6B16

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

29999.00 08/03/17

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

4B208 4B209

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2

WP-1, WP-2

Yes Yes

Yes

3B106

SC-1

Yes

3B105 3B113

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 -

B-1 -

4B106

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

CS-1

Yes

3B108 2B106 2B105 3B102

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 -

B-1 -

CS-2 CS-1 -

CS-1 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes Yes

4B101 4B102 4B104

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2 CS-1

Yes Yes Yes

3B107 3B114

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 -

B-1 -

CS-1 -

Yes Yes

4B118

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

Yes

3B120

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

CS-1

Yes

3B119

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

Yes

4B114

SC-1

Yes

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

CS-2

Yes No

4B117 4B124 2B101

2B104 2B103

SC-1 SC-1

CS-2 -

Yes Yes

2B102 2B110 3B112

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

CS-2 -

4B121 2B107

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 -

B-1 -

CS-2 -

WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes

3B109 4B107 4B103 3B101 3B110 3B100 2B112 4B113 4B111

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 B-1 -

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 -

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-2 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes

4B107 4B108 4B115 4B116 3B104

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 -

CS-2 CS-2 CS-1 CS-1 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

4B109

SC-1

OFFICE 4B110 TOWER - FIRE PUMP ROOM TELECOM 4B125 CORRIDOR 4B126

PT-1

B-1

Yes Yes Yes

Yes

SC-1

Yes

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2

WP-1, WP-2

Yes Yes

Name

Number

MEN'S TLT ROOM WOMEN'S TLT ROOM STAIR 14A STORAGE B.O.H. B.O.H. FSAE MAIL ROOM STAIR CORRIDOR CORRIDOR STAIR STAIR #14B STAIR FAN ROOM TRASH ROOM CHILLED WATER / PUMP ROOM FAN ROOM MPOP ROOM FIRE PUMP RENTABLE STORAGE DAS ELECTRICAL VAULT MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM RETAIL STORAGE CORRIDOR XXXXX STAIR 12 TELECOM STORAGE ROOM STAIR EGRESS CORRIDOR ELECTRICAL VAULT SERVICE CORRIDOR ROOM DOCK MANAGER OFFICE STAIR LOADING AREA NES TRANSFORME R VALET OFFICE RETAIL STORAGE OFFICE FIRE ENTRANCE ROOM FAN ROOM TELECOM CORRIDOR MAINTENANCE GOLF CART STORAGE AND RESIDENTIAL STORAGE BUSWAY RISER ROOM MAIN ELEC. EMERGENCY ELEC. STORAGE MPOP CORRIDOR BOOSTER PUMP CORRIDOR CORRIDOR BIKE STORAGE RENTABLE STORAGE STAIR STAIR UNI.

Floor Finish

Wall Finish

Interior Design Finish Listing - L01

Base Finish

Ceiling Finish

In Scope

Wall Protection

40004

Name

40015 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 -

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-1 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 -

WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

20002 20001 20009 20003

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-1

Yes Yes Yes Yes

20011 30006

SC-1 SC-1

30005

SC-1

30007

SC-1

PT-1

CS-2

Yes

40010 40017 40003 20021 20020 30004 30008 30009

SC-1

PT-1

PT-1 -

B-1

B-1 -

CS-2

WP-1, WP-2

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-1 CS-2 CS-2

Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

PT-1

B-1

Yes Yes

Yes

20002

SC-1

10007

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

CS-2

30013 10002

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-1

Yes Yes

30012 10003

SC-1 -

PT-1 -

B-1 -

CS-2 -

WP-1, WP-2

Yes Yes

Number

POWERHOUSE STAIR FIRE COMMAND CORRIDOR STAIR #13 XXXXX CORRIDOR STAIR STAIR STAIR RESIDENTIAL LOBBY STAIR CORRIDOR STAIR HVAC TELECOM ELEC B.O.H. CORRIDOR STAIR RETAIL LOBBY STAIR CORRIDOR STAIR CORRIDOR TELECOM RETAIL STORAGE B.O.H. STAIR ELEC. RISER TELECOM BUSWAY RISER ROOM STAIR RETAIL STORAGE

40007 40016 40014 40005 40001 40002 20032 40008 40018 40026 40009 20031 40006 20004 20001

Floor Finish

Wall Finish

B-1 B-1 B-1

Ceiling Finish CS-2 -

Wall Protection

In Scope

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

Yes Yes Yes

40129 40104 40119 30107 30116 30113 30114 20115

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2

WP-1, WP-2 -

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2

WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-1 CS-2 CS-1 CS-1

WP-1, WP-2 WP-1, WP-2

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-1 CS-2 CS-2 CS-1 CS-2

WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

20113 30126 30136 20114 30141 30140 30142 30145 30146 30143 20112 20111 30144 40117 40118 50101

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

Base Finish

40105 20103 20116

20104 20102 20107 20106 20108

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 -

CS-2 CS-1 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

20109 20110

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2

Yes Yes

CLIENT

Yes

WP-1, WP-2

Yes

10004

SC-1

Yes

20025 30016

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2

Yes Yes

40027

SC-1

Yes

30019 40024 40025 20012 20024

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 B-1 -

CS-1 CS-2 CS-1 -

WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

OFFICE MPOP-225

OFFICE TOWER MAINT. OFFICE

STORAGE

4B105

4B106

4B107

4B108

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

PROJECT

20034

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

Yes

RETAIL MPOP 225

20018 20014

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

Yes Yes

4B104

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-1 CS-2 -

WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes Yes Yes

20029 20028 20023

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 -

CS-2 CS-2 -

WP-1, WP-2 WP-1, WP-2 -

Yes Yes Yes

20016

20013 20010 20030 2008

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

CS-1

Yes

20033 20026 20027

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-1

No Yes Yes

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

Author

Checker

Approver

Checked By:

Approved By:

Yes

40204 40208 40202

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-2 -

Yes Yes No

40221 40203 40216 40213 40209 20205 20203 40210 40224

No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-1 CS-1 -

20217 20213 20208 30210 30216 30212 30217 40217

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-1 CS-1

WP-1, WP-2 WP-1, WP-2

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

30223 30219 30222

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 -

Yes Yes Yes

20212 20211 20216 40226 40225 20215 30220 30221 30218 30224 40227 20210

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-1

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-1

Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

20209

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

CS-1

Yes

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

20219 20220

Name

Number

STAIR FAN ROOM LOBBY AHU ROOM FAN ROOM STORAGE STAIR #12 XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX ELEVATOR POWERHOUSE STAIR #13 XXXXX XXXXX STAIR #12 RECYC. CHUTE ROOM RETAIL B.O.H. RETAIL B.O.H. RETAIL B.O.H. STAIR STAIR STAIR CORRIDOR STAIR XXXXX EQUIP. MEZZANINE STAIR STAIR EGRESS CORRIDOR CORRIDOR STAIR STAIR RETAIL B.O.H.

Floor Finish

Wall Finish PT-1

2B105

SC-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

Base Finish

Ceiling Finish

B-1

Wall Protection

In Scope

402M15

SC-1

402M04

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

Yes

402M12 20309 402M03 402M07 402M05 402M06 402M10 402M11 402M09 402M13 402M08 402M14 20304

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes

30304 30305 30307 30308 30302 30310 30301 30306 30303 402M17 402M16

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes

20310 20307 20308

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2

Yes Yes Yes

20301 20303 20305 30309

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 -

B-1 B-1 -

CS-2 CS-2 -

No Yes Yes Yes

Name RETAIL MARKET HALL MPE SPACE GENERATORS GENERATORS STORAGE FSAE STAIR #12 PLUMB STAIR #13 STAIR #12 ELEC OFFICE PARKING ELEVATOR LOBBY TELECOM RECYC. CHUTE STAIR STAIR EGRESS CORRIDOR CORRIDOR STAIR STAIR B.O.H. B.O.H. CORRIDOR XXXXX

Number

Floor Finish

Wall Finish

Base Finish

Ceiling Finish

Wall Protection

In Scope

40305

SC-1

PT-1

B-1

Yes

40307 40306 20309 40301 40303 40302 40304 40308 40309 40304

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-1

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

40312 20304

SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1

CS-1 CS-2

Yes Yes

20310 20307 20308

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2

Yes Yes Yes

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

CS-2 CS-2 -

No Yes Yes Yes Yes

20301 20303 20305 40326 40327 40329 40310

SEAL

STAIR

STORAGE

3B109

3B108

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 CS-2

FSAE

4B118

6 SPACES

3B120

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

4B126

4B125

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

4B121 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

ELECTRICAL ROOM

16 SPACES 11 SPACES

1 / 4A2B1

SC-1 -

1 / 3A2B1 EXPANSION JOINT

14.3%

OPEN TO BELOW

12.39%

PROJECT

GREASE INTERCEPTOR 3B114

Description

SC-1 -

7 SPACES

12 SPACES

FAN ROOM

ELECTRICAL ROOM

3B113 SC-1 -

24 SPACES

3B106 SC-1 -

STORAGE 24 SPACES

2B104

TELECOM 3B105

RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR LOBBY 2B101

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

ELECTRICAL ROOM

SHEET INFORMATION

2B103

FAN ROOM

SC-1 -

3B112 22 SPACES

HVAC

2B102

Yes

19 SPACES

SC-1 -

RETAIL FIRE & WATER ENTRANCE ROOM

4B206

TELECOM

FSAE

4B204

4B209

4B208

4B201

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 -

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

SC-1 -

2B110

24 SPACES

SC-1 CS-2

29999.00 07/10/17

3B103

RESIDENTIAL FIRE ENTRANCE

STAIR 3B110

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

3B102

EXPANSION JOINT

ROOM

SC-1 -

13 SPACES 19

3B101

2 / 2A2B1

CONSULTANT

4B203 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

2 / 4A2B2

3B205

6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE.

9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO.

LOADING 10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN AREA THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA. 10003 11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, TRASH

SC-1 -

12 SPACES

6 SPACES

3B206

3B204 SC-1 -

24 SPACES

RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR LOBBY 2B201

PLUMBING

FAN ROOM 3B203

SC-1 -

3B217

SC-1 -

3B202

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

SC-1 -

10004

3B201 SC-1 17 SPACES

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

16'

36'

16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO. 17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS FINISH), U.N.O.

3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI. 4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO. 5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO. 6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE. 7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT) 8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O. 9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO. 10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA. 11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS, END CONDITIONS, ETC. 12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS 13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES 14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD. 15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

18. WOOD DOORS HAVE WOOD FRAMES WHICH SHALL BE STAINED TO MATCH SPECIFIED WOOD DOOR FINISH. 19. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS SHALL OCCUR AT THE CENTERLINE OF ALL DOORS TO ENSURE CHANGE OF MATERIALS IS NOT VISIBLE WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED. MAXIMUM TRANSITION HEIGHT SHALL BE 1/4". 20. INSTALL METAL EDGE STRIPS AT LOCATIONS WHERE EXPOSED EDGE OF TILE FLOOR MEETS CARPET OR OTHER FLOORING THAT FINISHES FLUSH WITH TOP OF TILE. 21. WALL BASE AT ALL CARPETED AREAS SHALL BE STRAIGHT BASE, UNO. WALL BASE AT ALL RESILIENT OR SEALED CONCRETE FLOORS SHALL BE COVED BASE, UNO. TILE WALL BASE TO BE USED AT ALL TILED FLOOR LOCATIONS, U.N.O. 22. RESILIENT BASE CORNER SECTIONS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 12 INCHES IN LENGTH AS MEASURED FROM THE CORNER PROPER. 23. UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT IS TO BE PAINTED P-3, UNO. PAINT VERTICAL SURFACE OF SOFFIT TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO. 24. B-1, MILLWORK PROFILE RUBBER BASE TO BE MITERED AT OURSIDE CORNERS, UNO. 25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO.

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS

STAIR

20020

20032

20031

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

Date

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

20024

MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

NOT USED FULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION

PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2

TILE FEATURE WALL WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH AND LIGHTING PATTERN; REFER TO ELECTRICAL FOR SPECIFICATION OF LIGHTING

OPENINGS ONLY / REFER TO TI DRAWINGS FOR FINISHES AND DEMISING WALL LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA

REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA

ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POWER AND BLOCKING LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS. REFER TO STAIR DETAILS

VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION)

CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT FINISH) TO MATCH RAILING DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

CEILING FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO

NOT USED

B.O.H.

40003

40014

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

CORRIDOR

STORAGE

40007

40008

40016

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

20030

LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

BENCH LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS

STAIR SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

PROJECT

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

UNI. 20027

BOOSTER PUMP 2008

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

20023

20025

SC-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

MPOP

FAN ROOM

20010

30019

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 -

FIRE PUMP

20026

20029

20009

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

RENTABLE STORAGE 20003 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

VALET OFFICE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

CORRIDOR

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

BIKE STORAGE

DAS 20011

STAIR

20028

TRASH ROOM

STAIR

20004

30008

SC-1 -

30010A

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

A-002 30014 UP

SEAL

ROOM

RETAIL STORAGE 30007 SC-1 PT-1 CS-2

SHEET INFORMATION

SERVICE CORRIDOR

30013

MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM

RETAIL STORAGE

30005

30016

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION 0' - 10"

0' - 10"

10007

LEVEL B2 BOH FINISH PLAN

0.I2.B2

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

29999.00 07/10/17

LEVEL 00 (+00) - FINISH PLAN

Date

Description

30009A

FAN ROOM

CHILLED WATER / PUMP ROOM

MPOP ROOM

ELECTRICAL VAULT

STAIR

ROOM

20002

20001

20002

30006

30012

30004

SC-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

1 / 2A200

1 / 3A200

3/64" = 1'-0"

FINISH KEYNOTES

FINISH GENERAL NOTES 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS. 3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI. 4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO. 5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO. 6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE. 7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT) 8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O. 9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO. 10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA. 11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS, END CONDITIONS, ETC.

7/25/2017 4:36:56 PM

SC-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

20012

CORRIDOR

SHELL SPACE

NOT IN SCOPE

40027

40005

MAINTENANCE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

20016

29999.00 07/10/17

CLIENT

2 / 4A200

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

B.O.H.

OPEN TO BELOW

14.3%

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

MAIN ELEC.

RENTABLE STORAGE

0.I2.B1

CONSULTANT

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

OFFICE FIRE ENTRANCE ROOM

40026

OVERALL PLANS

26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO. 27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

NOT IN SCOPE

OVERALL PLANS

LEVEL B1 BOH FINISH PLAN

1 / 3A200

SC-1 -

20013

OPEN TO ABOVE

Description

SC-1 -

STAIR 12

40024

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SHELL SPACE

CORRIDOR

3B200

TELECOM

40025

STAIR 14A

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

CORRIDOR WOMEN'S TLT ROOM 40015

NES VAULT 1 428

XXXXX 40017

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS

40001

BENCHUP LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS

STORAGE

GOLF CART STORAGE AND RESIDENTIAL STORAGE

STORAGE

FINISH KEYNOTES

2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

20018

48'

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS

DES ACCESS

1 / 3A2B2

FINISH GENERAL NOTES

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS OPEN TO BELOW SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

SC-1 -

IT EX

LEVEL B2 (-24) - FINISH PLAN 3/64" = 1'-0"

FSAE

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

NES TRANSFORMER

SUMP PUMP/SEWAGE EJECTOR

13 SPACES

7/25/2017 4:38:47 PM

SEAL 6.99%

19 SPACES

10 SPACES

8 SPACES

DRY PIPE VALVE ROOM

24 SPACES

2 / 2A2B2

20014

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

20034

ROOM

3B211

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO NOT USED

SHEET INFORMATION

OPEN TO CORRIDOR NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL ABOVE RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS 40018

STAIR 20033

EMERGENCY ELEC.

20021

24 SPACES

STAIR

CEILING UP FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

OPEN TO ABOVE

TELECOM

BUSWAY RISER ROOM

SC-1 CS-2

TRASH COLLECTION

2B208

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

22 SPACES

STORAGE

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

10002

SC-1 -

22 SPACES

HVAC 2B202

26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO.

12.95%

22 SPACES

24 SPACES

2B203

VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION)

CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT FINISH) TO MATCH RAILING DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS

MEN'S TLT ROOM 40004

FAN ROOM

24 SPACES

2B204

REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA

40002

#14B

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

OPENINGS ONLY / REFER TO TI DRAWINGS FOR FINISHES AND DEMISING WALL LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA

MAIL ROOM

FULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION SC-1

DOCK MANAGER OFFICE 500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

SC-1 -

STORAGE

SC-1 -

13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES 14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD.

13 SPACES

GREASE INTERCEPTOR

12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS -

TILE FEATURE WALL WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH AND LIGHTING PATTERN; REFER TO ELECTRICAL FOR SPECIFICATION OF LIGHTING

NOT USED

22. RESILIENT BASE CORNER SECTIONS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 12 INCHES IN LENGTH AS MEASURED40009 9 FROM THE CORNER PROPER. SC-1 10 23. UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT IS TO BE PAINTED P-3, UNO. PAINT VERTICAL SURFACE OF SOFFIT TO MATCH PT-1 ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO. B-1 11 CS-2 24. B-1, MILLWORK PROFILE RUBBER BASE TO BE MITERED AT OURSIDE CORNERS, UNO. 12 25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO.

8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O.

MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

PT-1 PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2 B-1 CS-1 ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POWER AND BLOCKING LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS. REFER TO STAIR DETAILS

7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT)

PROJECT

SC-1 3 PT-1 B-1 4 CS-2 5

20. INSTALL METAL EDGE STRIPS AT LOCATIONS WHERE EXPOSED EDGE OF TILE FLOOR MEETS CARPET OR OTHER FLOORING THAT FINISHES FLUSH WITH TOP OF TILE.

5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO.

7/25/2017 4:38:43 PM

SEWAGE EJECTOR

SC-1 -

400102

SC-1 18. WOOD DOORS HAVE WOOD FRAMES WHICH SHALL BE STAINED TO MATCH SPECIFIED WOOD DOOR PT-1 FINISH. B-1

- ENSURE CHANGE 19. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS SHALL OCCUR AT THE CENTERLINE OF ALL DOORS TO OF MATERIALS IS NOT VISIBLE WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED. MAXIMUM TRANSITION HEIGHT SHALL BE 1/4".

4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO.

ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS,- END CONDITIONS, ETC.

3B207

1 CORRIDOR

17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS 40006 FINISH), U.N.O.

3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI.

PUMP ROOM

SC-1 CS-2

FINISH KEYNOTES 16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE FAN ROOM CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO.

2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

EXPANSION JOINT

9 SPACES

Description

SC-1 -

FINISH GENERAL NOTES 1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS

1 / 3A2B2

9 SPACES

Date

3/64" = 1'-0"

CLIENT

12 SPACES

1 / 3A2B1

LEVEL B1 (-14) - FINISH PLAN

12 SPACES

Approver

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

Checker

3B208

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

Author

TELE

3B210

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

Approved By:

STAIR

2B205

SC-1 -

Checked By:

TELE

2B206

SC-1 -

Drawn By:

ROOM

2B207

EGRESS CORRIDOR 30009

18 SPACES

STAIR #12 15 SPACES

EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR 4B202

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

11 SPACES

PUMP ROOM

No.

DES ACCESS 3B100

3 SPACES

4B207

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

SC-1 -

17 SPACES 15

3 SPACES

STAIR #14A

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

MPOP ROOM

24 SPACES

STORAGE

0.I1.01

PUMP ROOM 18 SPACES

CORRIDOR

SEAL

3B104

INTERIOR DESIGN BOH FINISH LISTING

STORAGE

CLIENT

3B115

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

ISSUES / REVISIONS / ADENDUMS

SC-1 CS-2

CONSULTANT

CORRIDOR

4B102

EXPANSION JOINT

Date

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

8 SPACES

TELE

No.

4B117

4B103

STORAGE

STAIR 2B112

OPEN TO ABOVE

STORAGE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

STAIR #12

CORRIDOR TELECOM

8 SPACES 9

OPEN TO BELOW

EXPANSION JOINT

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

4B101

EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR 4B124

OFFICE DAS-250

3B107

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

UNI

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

UNI

7 SPACES 8

In Scope Yes Yes Yes Yes

TELECOM

2B106

SC-1 -

4B116

6 SPACES

Wall Protection -

CS-1

4B114

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

19 SPACES

Ceiling Finish CS-2 CS-2 CS-1

B-1

ROOM

2B107

10 SPACES

Base Finish B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1

PT-1

EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL ROOM

22 SPACES

Wall Finish PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

SC-1

FUTURE TENANT FUEL STORAGE

4B113

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

4B115

3 SPACES

RETAIL MAINTENANCE OFFICE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

22 SPACES

Floor Finish SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

40206

STORAGE

4B112

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

OPEN TO ABOVE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

Interior Design Finish Listing - L03B

7/25/2017 4:36:31 PM

Drawn By:

Number 40210 40205 40201 40207

OFFICE SECUIRTY

4B111

SC-1 -

3B119

22 SPACES 24

Name FIREMANS COMMAND CENTER STAIR #14A FSAE EGRESS CORR. EGRESS CORR. STAIR #14B FAN ROOM OFFICE VESTIBULE OFFICE LOBBY STAIR #12 POWERHOUSE B.O.H. STAIR MEN'S TLT WOMEN'S TLT FIRE CMND. OFFICE WATER ENTRANCE ROOM CORRIDOR STAIR MERCANTILE STAIR STAIR CORRIDOR CORRIDOR ELEVATOR LOBBY BOH STAIR ELEV. CONTROL ROOM HVAC STAIR CORRIDOR SALES STAIR RETAIL B.O.H. STAIR RETAIL FOYER STAIR CORRIDOR STAIR 13 EGRESS CORRIDOR EGRESS CORRIDOR RESIDENTIAL LEASING JANITOR CLOSET

ELECTRICAL ROOM

4B110

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

RETAIL DAS -250

4B107

Interior Design Finish Listing - L03

OFFICE TOWER FIRE PUMP ROOM

4B109

2 SPACES

STAIR #14A

Interior Design Finish Listing - L02

OFFICE TOWER DOMESTIC WATER PUMP ROOM

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

Yes No

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

Yes

CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-2 CS-1 -

Wall Protection In Scope

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

Yes

CS-2

B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 -

Ceiling Finish CS-1 CS-1 CS-1

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

B-1

Interior Design Finish Listing - L00

Base Finish B-1 B-1 B-1

13 SPACES 14

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 -

Wall Finish PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

5 SPACES

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

Floor Finish SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

2 SPACES

SC-1

4B201 2B208 3B210 2B202 2B203 2B204 2B207 4B207 4B203 3B208 3B211 3B200 3B204 3B207 3B217 3B202

3B103 3B115 4B112 4B105

14.78%

SC-1

4B204 2B201

Number

MPOP ROOM ELECTRICAL ROOM OFFICE SECUIRTY OFFICE MPOP-225 ELECTRICAL ROOM TELECOM FAN ROOM OFFICE TOWER MAINT. OFFICE STORAGE ROOM TELECOM RESIDENTIAL FIRE ENTRANCE FSAE STORAGE RETAIL - MPOP 225 TELE GREASE INTERCEPTOR OFFICE DAS-250 RETAIL MAINTENANCE OFFICE RETAIL DAS -250 FUTURE TENANT FUEL STORAGE STORAGE EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR LOBBY STORAGE ELECTRICAL ROOM HVAC STORAGE FAN ROOM CORRIDOR EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL ROOM STAIR STAIR #14A STAIR #12 ROOM STAIR DES ACCESS STAIR STORAGE ELECTRICAL ROOM STORAGE STORAGE UNI UNI RETAIL FIRE & WATER ENTRANCE ROOM OFFICE TOWER DOMESTIC WATER PUMP ROOM

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

3B206 3B205

Name

No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

Wall Protection In Scope

Approver

Ceiling Finish

CS-1 -

Checker

Interior Design Finish Listing - LB1

Base Finish

B-1 -

Author

Approver

Approved By:

Wall Finish

PT-1 -

Approved By:

Checker

Checked By:

Floor Finish

SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1 SC-1

Checked By:

Author

Drawn By:

Number 4B202 3B203 2B206 2B205 4B206 3B201

Drawn By:

Interior Design Finish Listing - LB2 Name EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR FAN ROOM ROOM TELE PUMP ROOM SUMP PUMP/SEWAG E EJECTOR GREASE INTERCEPTOR SEWAGE EJECTOR STORAGE RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR LOBBY FSAE STORAGE STAIR HVAC PLUMBING STORAGE PUMP ROOM STAIR #14A STAIR #12 TELE STAIR DES ACCESS FAN ROOM PUMP ROOM ROOM DRY PIPE VALVE ROOM TELECOM CORRIDOR

12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS 13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES 14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD. 15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO. 17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS FINISH), U.N.O. 18. WOOD DOORS HAVE WOOD FRAMES WHICH SHALL BE STAINED TO MATCH SPECIFIED WOOD DOOR FINISH. 19. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS SHALL OCCUR AT THE CENTERLINE OF ALL DOORS TO ENSURE CHANGE OF MATERIALS IS NOT VISIBLE WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED. MAXIMUM TRANSITION HEIGHT SHALL BE 1/4". 20. INSTALL METAL EDGE STRIPS AT LOCATIONS WHERE EXPOSED EDGE OF TILE FLOOR MEETS CARPET OR OTHER FLOORING THAT FINISHES FLUSH WITH TOP OF TILE. 21. WALL BASE AT ALL CARPETED AREAS SHALL BE STRAIGHT BASE, UNO. WALL BASE AT ALL RESILIENT OR SEALED CONCRETE FLOORS SHALL BE COVED BASE, UNO. TILE WALL BASE TO BE USED AT ALL TILED FLOOR LOCATIONS, U.N.O. 22. RESILIENT BASE CORNER SECTIONS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 12 INCHES IN LENGTH AS MEASURED FROM THE CORNER PROPER. 23. UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT IS TO BE PAINTED P-3, UNO. PAINT VERTICAL SURFACE OF SOFFIT TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO. 24. B-1, MILLWORK PROFILE RUBBER BASE TO BE MITERED AT OURSIDE CORNERS, UNO. 25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO.

MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

NOT USED

FULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION

TILE FEATURE WALL WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH AND LIGHTING PATTERN; REFER TO ELECTRICAL FOR SPECIFICATION OF LIGHTING OPENINGS ONLY / REFER TO TI DRAWINGS FOR FINISHES AND DEMISING WALL LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA

REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA

VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION)

CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT FINISH) TO MATCH RAILING DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

CEILING FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2 ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POWER AND BLOCKING LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS. REFER TO STAIR DETAILS

17 18

4 5

NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO

NOT USED

26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO.

LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

BENCH LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS

SHEET INFORMATION

OVERALL PLANS CONFERENCE CENTER - PHASE 01

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

LEVEL 00 BOH FINISH PLAN

SHELL SPACE

NOT IN SCOPE

0.I2.00

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

29999.00 07/10/17

FIFTH + BROADWAY :: BACK OF HOUSE FINISH PLANS Project Parameters + Coordination + Pricing set + Construction Documents

Approver

SC-1 -

BIKE ROOM

Checker

40110

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

Author

MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM

40118

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SALES

STAIR

FIRE CMND.

EGRESS CORR.

40226

40209

40210

40206

40207

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

Approved By:

Approver

Approved By:

TELECOM

40117

SC-1 -

Checked By:

Checker

Checked By:

CORRIDOR

40126

Drawn By:

Author

Drawn By:

WATER/FIRE ENTRANCE ROOM

FSAE 40201 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

OFFICE SLAB @ (+30)

OPEN TO BELOW

40120 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

OFFICE VESTIBULE 40202

OFFICE WATER ENTRANCE ROOM

FSAE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

OFFICE SLAB @ (+20)

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM

OPEN TO ABOVE

STAIR #14A

40104

40105

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

STAIR 20103

20104

WOMEN'S TLT

CORRIDOR

STAIR

FAN ROOM

20208

20205

20203

20217

20218

40208

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

MERCANTILE MEN'S TLT

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

CLIENT

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

B.O.H. 40213 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

STAIR 13 POWERHOUSE 40227

40216

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

STAIR 40225 OPEN TO BELOW

30107

20106

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

FIRE COMMAND

20109

20116

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

BUSWAY RISER ROOM

PROJECT

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

20213 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2 STAIR 30220

SC-1 -

ELEC. RISER 20107

TELECOM 30141

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

30142

STAIR

RETAIL LOBBY 30143

STAIR

HVAC

20110

20112

20114

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

ELEC

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

RETAIL STORAGE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

B.O.H.

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY 20115

20113

OPEN TO ABOVE

STAIR

STAIR 30146

20108

OPEN TO BELOW

20216

30140

OPEN TO ABOVE

RETAIL B.O.H.

JANITOR CLOSET

20215

20220

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

CONFERENCE BELOW

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

STAIR 20211

OPEN TO MUSEUM BELOW

STAIR

CORRIDOR

30116

30144

30145

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SEAL

STAIR

30114

30113

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

20212

SEAL

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION ELEV. CONTROL ROOM

BOH

CORRIDOR

STAIR

30222

30223

30212

30224

30216

30210

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

No.

OPEN TO BELOW

Description

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

20111 Date

30217

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

UP UP

20210

OPEN TO BELOW

No.

CORRIDOR

30218

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2 UP

RETAIL FOYER 30221

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

STAIR

30219

OPEN TO BELOW

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

CORRIDOR SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

STAIR HVAC

EGRESS CORRIDOR

RESIDENTIAL SLAB @ (+40)

RESIDENTIAL LEASING 20219

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

STAIR

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

STAIR

20105 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

PROJECT

CORRIDOR

TELECOM

SECURITY COMMAND CENTER

RESI PARKING ENTRY

40204

20102

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

TRUCK EXIT

40203

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

OPEN TO DOCK BELOW

STAIR

OPEN TO ABOVE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

OPEN TO ABOVE AND BELOW

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

OPEN TO BELOW

B.O.H.

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

POWERHOUSE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

CLIENT

STAIR #13

STAIR #12

STAIR #14B

40205

UP UP

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

CONSULTANT

OPEN TO ABOVE AND BELOW

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

40129

50101

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

CONSULTANT

40102

CORRIDOR

RETAIL STORAGE

OFFICE LOBBY 40221

40224 OPEN TO ABOVE

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

40101

40113

ELEVATOR LOBBY 40217

STORAGE

Date

Description

EGRESS CORRIDOR 20209

RETAIL PARKING ENTRY

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

RETAIL A-102 @ (+8)

STAIR 30136 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

3/64" = 1'-0"

FINISH GENERAL NOTES

FINISH KEYNOTES

13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES 14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD. 15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION)

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

21. WALL BASE AT ALL CARPETED AREAS SHALL BE STRAIGHT BASE, UNO. WALL BASE AT ALL RESILIENT OR SEALED CONCRETE FLOORS SHALL BE COVED BASE, UNO. TILE WALL BASE TO BE USED AT ALL TILED FLOOR LOCATIONS, U.N.O. 22. RESILIENT BASE CORNER SECTIONS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 12 INCHES IN LENGTH AS MEASURED FROM THE CORNER PROPER. 23. UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT IS TO BE PAINTED P-3, UNO. PAINT VERTICAL SURFACE OF SOFFIT TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

CEILING FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS

PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2

402M04

402M03

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO

UP NOT USED

26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO.

LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

BENCH LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS XXXXX

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

24. B-1, MILLWORK PROFILE RUBBER BASE TO BE MITERED AT OURSIDE CORNERS, UNO. 25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO.

SHELL SPACE

402M05

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 NOT IN SCOPE -

XXXXX 402M06

SHEET INFORMATION

FAN ROOM 402M12

402M16

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS

LEVEL 01 BOH FINISH PLAN

OPEN TO BELOW

PLUMB

FSAE

40327

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA

VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION)

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

CEILING FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

B.O.H.

PT-1 CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OILPT-1 RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT FINISH) TO MATCH RAILING B-1 B-1 DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS CS-2 NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

NOT USED LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

BENCH LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS

OFFICE PARKING ELEVATOR LOBBY

TELECOM 40312

NOT IN SCOPE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

29999.00 07/10/17

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

ELEC SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

402M10

0.I2.02

CONSULTANT

40303

40309 CLIENT

LEVEL 02 BOH FINISH PLAN

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

STAIR #12 OPEN TO ABOVE

ELEVATOR

SHELL SPACE

40304

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-1

CONFERENCE BELOW

402M11

SHEET INFORMATION

OVERALL PLANS

12 13

OPEN TO BELOW

29999.00 07/10/17

POWERHOUSE

OPEN TO BELOW

CLIENT

GENERATORS

B.O.H.

40306

40326

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

GENERATORS 40307 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

CONFERENCE BELOW

XXXXX

402M09

402M08

STAIR

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

20305

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

PROJECT

OFFICE SLAB @ (+48)

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

STAIR 30303

OPEN TO ABOVE AND BELOW

RECYC. CHUTE

RESI PARKING BELOW

20304

STAIR 20303

RESIDENTIAL SLAB @ (+55'-6")

30302 SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

STAIR

STORAGE

20309

20310

20302

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 CS-2

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 CS-2

20307

RETAIL B.O.H.

30305

30307

30308

SC-1 -

STAIR

EGRESS STORAGE CORRIDOR

SEAL

STAIR

30310

30301

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

ROOF BELOW

4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO. 5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO. 6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE. 7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT) 8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O. 9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO. 10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA. 11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS, END CONDITIONS, ETC. 12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS 13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES 14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD. 15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

NOT USED

No.

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

CEILING FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

NOT USED LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

BENCH LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS

3/64" = 1'-0"

4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO. 5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO.

SHEET INFORMATION

6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE. 7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT)

8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O.

10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA.

OVERALL PLANS

SHELL SPACE

NOT IN SCOPE

LEVEL 03 BOH FINISH PLAN

11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS, END CONDITIONS, ETC. 12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS 13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES

0.I2.03

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

Description

FINISH KEYNOTES

FINISH GENERAL NOTES

3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI.

9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO.

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

Date

LEVEL 03B (+62) - FINISH PLAN 16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO.

Description

17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS FINISH), U.N.O.

CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT FINISH) TO MATCH RAILING DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS

25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO.

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS

VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION)

26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO.

SEAL

REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO

SC-1 CS-2

ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POWER AND BLOCKING LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS. REFER TO STAIR DETAILS

20302

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

Date

20310

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

OPENINGS ONLY / REFER TO TI DRAWINGS FOR FINISHES AND DEMISING WALL LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA

FULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

STORAGE

20308

SC-1 CS-2

TILE FEATURE WALL WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH AND LIGHTING PATTERN; REFER TO ELECTRICAL FOR SPECIFICATION OF LIGHTING

PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2

NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS

STAIR

20309

20307

STAIR

RESIDENTIAL SLAB @ (+57)

No.

7/25/2017 4:38:25 PM

16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO. 17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS FINISH), U.N.O.

PROJECT

OFFICE SLAB @ (+62)

ISSUANCES / REVISIONS / ADDENDA

FINISH KEYNOTES

FINISH GENERAL NOTES 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

LEVEL 03 (+56) - FINISH PLAN 1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS

40304

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

SC-1 -

3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI.

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

30309

RETAIL B.O.H. SC-1 -

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

20304

STAIR 20303

RETAIL B.O.H.

SC-1 -

STAIR #13

40305

STAIR 30303

RECYC. CHUTE

CORRIDOR 30306

30304

20308

OPEN TO ABOVE AND BELOW

RESI PARKING BELOW

OPEN TO BELOW

ROOM EGRESS CORRIDOR STORAGE

OPEN TO BELOW

STAIR CORRIDOR 20301

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 CS-2

RETAIL MARKET HALL MPE SPACE

CORRIDOR 20301

20305

500 Broadway, Nashville TN, 37203

STAIR #13 STAIR

3/64" = 1'-0"

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

0.I2.01

PROJECT: CONSULTANT ISSUE DATE:

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

13. CONTINUE FLOORING UNDER SINKS IN ALL INSTANCES 14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD.

CONFERENCE BELOW

SC-1 24. B-1, MILLWORK PROFILE RUBBER BASE TO BE MITERED AT OURSIDE CORNERS, UNO. PT-1 25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TOB-1 RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO. CS-2 26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO.

11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS, END CONDITIONS, ETC.

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

STAIR

STAIR #12

23. UNDERSIDE OF SOFFIT IS TO BE PAINTED P-3, UNO. PAINT VERTICAL SURFACE OF SOFFIT TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO. 40308

10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA.

PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2

ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POWER AND BLOCKING 40301 LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION 40302 WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS.SC-1 REFER TO STAIR DETAILS SC-1

22. RESILIENT BASE CORNER SECTIONS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 12 INCHES IN LENGTH AS MEASURED FROM THE CORNER PROPER.

9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO.

FULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION

4 5

XXXXX 402M17

EQUIP. MEZZANINE

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT) 8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O.

CONFERENCE

MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS NOT USED

1 2

20. INSTALL METAL EDGE STRIPS AT LOCATIONS WHERE EXPOSED EDGE OF TILE FLOOR MEETS CARPET OR OTHER FLOORING THAT FINISHES FLUSH WITH TOP OF TILE.

SC-1 PT-1 B-1 -

17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS FINISH), U.N.O. 18. WOOD DOORS HAVE WOOD FRAMES WHICH SHALL BE STAINED TO MATCH SPECIFIED WOOD DOOR FINISH.

6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE.

XXXXX

FINISH KEYNOTES 16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO.

19. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS SHALL OCCUR AT THE CENTERLINE OF ALL DOORS TO ENSURE CHANGE OF MATERIALS IS NOT VISIBLE WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED. MAXIMUM TRANSITION HEIGHT SHALL BE 1/4".

5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO.

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

402M07

FINISH GENERAL NOTES 1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

OVERALL PLANS

402M13

OPEN TO ABOVE AND BELOW

3/64" = 1'-0"

3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI.

OPEN TO BELOW

OPEN TO ABOVE AND BELOW

CONFERENCE BELOW

LEVEL 02 (+34) - FINISH PLAN

4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO.

Approver

ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR SC-1 TO COORDINATE POWER SC-1AND BLOCKING LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION PT-1 PT-1 WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS. REFER TO STAIR DETAILS B-1 B-1 - POWDERCOAT FINISH) CS-2 TO MATCH RAILING CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OIL RUBBED BRONZE DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

12. ALL FURRED OUT COLUMNS TO RECEIVE A COMBINATION OF FINISHES; REFER TO DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS

REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA

Checker

10. EXTEND ALL SPECIFIED FLOORING FOR A PARTICULAR AREA UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT ARE UNDER MILLWORK IN THAT AREA.

OPENINGS ONLY / REFER TO TI DRAWINGS FOR FINISHES AND DEMISING WALL LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA

SC-15 PT-1 6 B-1 -

TILE FEATURE WALL WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH AND LIGHTING PATTERN; REFER TO ELECTRICAL FOR SPECIFICATION OF LIGHTING

18 19

402M15

19. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS SHALL OCCUR AT THE CENTERLINE OF ALL DOORS TO ENSURE CHANGE OF MATERIALS IS NOT VISIBLE WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED. MAXIMUM TRANSITION HEIGHT SHALL BE 1/4". SC-1 PT-1 20. INSTALL METAL EDGE STRIPS AT LOCATIONS WHERE EXPOSED EDGE OF TILE FLOOR B-1MEETS CARPET OR OTHER FLOORING THAT FINISHES FLUSH WITH TOP OF TILE. CS-2

Author

9. PROVIDE PRIME COAT IN UNEXPOSED AREAS COVERED BY MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. UNO.

MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS NOT USED

Approved By:

Approver

Checker

7. EXPOSED CEILINGS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH PT-1 (DRYFALL PAINT) 8. PAINT EXPOSED METAL SUPPORTS TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE, U.N.O.

Approved By:

Checked By:

Drawn By:

6. DIMENSIONS, TARGETS, ETC. THAT ARE TYPICAL FOR MANY AREAS ARE NOTED ONLY ONCE.

11. PROVIDE A FINISH AT ALL AREAS THAT ARE EXPOSED BEHIND MILLWORK, PANELING, ETC. DUE TO REVEALS, JOINTS, END CONDITIONS, ETC.

7/25/2017 4:38:08 PM

Author

5. TYPICAL BASE TO BE RB-1, UNO.

1 2

LOBBY AHU STAIR 3FANFULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION ROOM ROOM STAIR #12

402M14

3. TYPICAL FLOOR FINISH TO BE CPT, UNO. ALL CARPET TO BE OPCI. 4. TYPICAL WALL FINISH TO BE WC-1, UNO.

7/25/2017 4:37:18 PM

18. WOOD DOORS HAVE WOOD FRAMES WHICH SHALL BE STAINED TO MATCH SPECIFIED STAIRWOOD #12 DOOR FINISH.

Checked By:

16. FLOOR COVERINGS IN CLOSETS SHALL BE THE SAME AS THAT OF THE SPACE INTO WHICH THE CLOSET DOOR OPENS, UNO. 17. PLAM DOOR FRAMES AND LITE FRAMES SHALL BE PAINTED PT-2 (SEMIGLOSS FINISH), U.N.O.

Drawn By:

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER OF ITEMS REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE INTERIOR DESIGNER IF ANY WORK INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS CAN NOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

733 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

LEVEL 01 (+16) - FINISH PLAN

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29999.00 07/10/17

14. FLOOR MATERIAL HATCHES ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF PATTERN. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR EXACT DETAILS FOR INSTALLATION METHOD. 15. ALL FINISHES INSIDE COAT AND STORAGE CLOSETS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH THE ADJACENT FINISHES, UNO.

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MULTIPLE WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA - REFER TO ELEVATIONS NOT USED

TILE FEATURE WALL WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH AND LIGHTING PATTERN; REFER TO ELECTRICAL FOR SPECIFICATION OF LIGHTING

OPENINGS ONLY / REFER TO TI DRAWINGS FOR FINISHES AND DEMISING WALL LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA

FULL HEIGHT MIRROR LOCATION; CUSTOM ETCH DESIGN. REFER TO ELEVATION PARTITION TO BE CLAD WITH WC-2

ARTWORK; PROVIDED BY OTHERS --CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POWER AND BLOCKING LOCATION WITH REQ'D LOCATION WF-1; STAIR TREADS AND LANDINGS. REFER TO STAIR DETAILS

CUSTOM STEEL WALL CLADDING((OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT FINISH) TO MATCH RAILING DETAILS; REFER TO SECTIONS/ ELEVATIONS

VERTICAL FINISH TRANSITION - PROVIDE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP TO CAP TILE EDGE/SEGREGATE FINISHES - TO ALIGN WITH END OF ESCALATOR - REFER TO ELEVATION

NEW BACK OF HOUSE LIFT OR ELEVATOR - NON-DIRECTIONAL SST WALL PANELS WITH RUBBER FLOORING. REFER TO LIFT DETAILS AND DRAWINGS

CUSTOM STEEL RAILING (OIL RUBBED BRONZE POWDERCOAT)

CEILING FINISH IS WALL COVERING (WC-2) - ANY ACCESS PANELS IN THIS CEILING SHOULD ALSO BE COVERED (PATTERNED MATCHED) WITH WC-2. TYPICAL ALL TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND GENERAL TOILET ROOM CEILING

NEW ELEVATOR CAB TO BE REFINISHED; ALL METAL PANELS, INCLUDING DOORS, TO BE AN OIL RUBBER BRONZE; REFER TO ELEVATIONS

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS TO HAVE SC-1 FLOORS, B-4 BASE, PT-1 WALLS, AND EXP CEILINGS; UNO

NOT USED

26. ALL RESTROOM NON-TILED WALLS TO RECEIVE WC-2 , UNO.

LIFT DOOR FINISH PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISH

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL METAL ACCESS DOORS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, RECESSED CABINET FACES, HVAC REGISTERS, GRILLES, ETC. TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNLESS LOCAL CODES REQUIRE OTHERWISE, ALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE CABINETS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL COLOR, UNO.

PLAM DOOR TO MATCH ADJACENT PANELIZED WALL

BENCH LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND EXTENTS

28. T-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON WALL UNDER COUNTERTOP AT ALL VANITY LOCATIONS - REFER TO ELEVATIONS

MURAL LOCATION - REFER TO ELEVATION FOR FINISH EXTENTS

25. ALL TILE EDGE CONDITIONS TO RECEIVE SCHLUTER DECO STRIP IN SATIN SST, UNO.

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REFER TO ELEVATIONS AND RCP FOR "UNDER THE STAIR" DESIGN - CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FINISHES IN THIS AREA VERTICAL PITTCON REVEAL TO SEGREGATE FINISHES (WALLCOVERING TO WOOD TRANSITION) SHEET INFORMATION

OVERALL PLANS

TENANT IMPROVEMENT WALL

LEVEL 03B BOH FINISH PLAN

SHELL SPACE

NOT IN SCOPE

0.I2.03B

PROJECT: ISSUE DATE:

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OTHER WORK GRAPHIC DESIGN + SKETCHING + ARTWORK + RENDERING

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PERSPECTIVE :: UPPER LEVEL

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