Walmart-Mediterranean Traditional Florida

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Mediterranean-Traditional Florida Timeless, Clean, Fresh, Vibrant, Exciting, Transparent & Articulate ! Walmart Neighborhood Market 

Introduction to Contemporary-Traditional and Mediterranean-Traditional Florida

The team’s collective mission was to develop a Traditional Theme for Florida staying true to Walmart’s new direction in its façade contextual treatment. The goal was not to introduce new colors but to work with the proto grays for the main building along with green and orange colors for the brand walls. We have tried to arrange these colors in a fashion that makes the building feel more light and airy and so it adapts well to the Florida Typology. Building is almost identical to the proto, we have just lightened the heaviness of the building and provided warmth feel with the colors. When working with the Walmart stakeholders on the evolution of the previous contextual Florida proto, we have realized that we should maintain similar forms and resemblance to the proto and make it work for the Florida Typology. The supergraphics is something Walmart feels extremely passionate and strong about and is playing an important role in this new design. This Traditional design emphasizes Timeless, Clean, Fresh, Vibrant, Exciting, Transparent & an Articulate design!

It is important to note that it was our goal to develop this theme around the existing prototypical architecture to ensure that we would maintain existing window head heights, sill heights, etc. We also maintained existing vestibule positioning along with majority of the current constructability features while allowing the AOR’s to easily adapt to this contextual designs without too much trouble. Reinventing the bases of the proto was not part of this equation or exercise!

These Traditional concepts are basically a spino from the Contemporary Florida Design Theme. The Contemporary theme has been layered to create these versions, with a few minor tweaks. Experience tells us that Florida jurisdictions are unique and di erent but also tend to lean to more conservative positions such as more Traditional Mediterranean architecture because that is what they are comfortable with. However, that being said, over the past ten years there has been a shift to a more modern and contemporary architecture and it is extremely evident in many retailers. Hence we have provided two Traditional options: Contemporary-traditional and Mediterranean-traditional.

About the Building and Materials

We are proposing cement board siding in lieu of Nichiha panels for the Traditional theme. We believe cement board siding is more in context with the Old Florida Architecture and is also a cost e ective solution. These slight tweaks change the building from Contemporary feel to more Traditional Mediterranean feel.

Jurisdictional requirements in Florida consistently require HVAC screening. We raised the parapets by 8” since the new proto roof has been raised by 8”. We’ve raised the parapet walls on the two sides to screen HVAC units by 2’-6”. This should allow all RTU units to be totally screened. The rear has been left as proto and will be handled on case-by-case bases. We reduced the height of the canopy roof by 2’-0” so it ts well within the context of the windows. By lowering the canopy we have managed to reduce the glazing resulting in signi cant cost savings. All columns are painted tubular steel columns. The proto shows 2 canopies at 2 di erent levels. We have simpli ed the canopy so it is a continuous single surface. This makes the construction of the canopy and the drainage much simpler. All columns are painted tubular steel columns. We are proposing simulated wood ceiling under the canopy and inside the vestibule. The simulated wood ceiling and brown color on the columns and venetian shades adds to the warmth feeling.

Experience tells us that certain Jurisdictions in Florida will not allow for graphics on the façade as they consider it signage and it exceeds the allowed signage square footage. We have proposed graphics inside the vestibule for areas where it will not be permitted on the facade. From our previous contextual exercise working with Walmart team we have realized that the lighter shades of gray color from the proto color palette was very well received. The light colors also help the building feel more light and airy.

Jurisdictions also require a level of transparency on primary facades ranging from 15-20%. The proposed schemes incorporates glazing percentage from 18-21%. Punched vertical window openings have been supplemented to add additional articulation to the main façade. These windows have been strategically placed to allow transparency into the store with the minimal impact to the merchandising plan. 8” EIFS has been provided around the windows to create depth. The pergola trellis kit at the entrance in the Mediterranean Traditional façade along with fypon moldings, brackets, crowns and venetian aluminum sunshades helps articulate the façade.

Closing Summary

In reviewing this design you will note, that these facades begin to breakdown the horizontalness of the building. The building appears more vertical and divided (features embraced & encouraged by jurisdictions), the facades are still at and consistent with the proto and contribute to considerable cost savings. We know jurisdictions may require the AOR to adjust the angulations in the facades but that will be handled on a case-by case basis between the assigned AOR, SAAM and DM. Our e ort was to keep the design simple and a ordable.

Front Perspective from Vestibule Side

With Super Graphic

Front Perspective from Pickup Side

With Super Graphic

Front Elevation Perspective
Perspective
Entrance
Front Perspective from Pickup Side
Right Elevation Perspective Left Elevation Perspective
Vestibule Detail Perspective
Punched Windows when Supergraphic Not Used Face of Cement Board Siding Punched Windows Punched Windows Trellis Proposed Mullion Spacing Proposed Mullion Spacing Proposed Column Size 44'-2" 60'-8" 51' 11' 41'-4" 18' 18'-2" 2'-10" 4' 8' 28' 4'-2" 8'-3" 4' 8' 28' 17'-4" 3'-5" 2" 19' 15' 14'-8" 1'-4" 1'-4" 36' 36' 22'-8" 4'-8" 8” EIFS on Standard CMU 8” EIFS on Standard CMU 8” EIFS on Standard CMU Face of Cement Board Siding Verify With Proto Face of Cement Board Siding Face of Cement Board Siding Verify With Proto Proto Elevation Mediterranean-Traditional With Supergraphic Mediterranean-Traditional Without Supergraphic 18’0” 40’- 0” T.O.M. 24’- 8” T.O.M. 22’- 0” T.O.M. 26’- 0” T.O.M. 28’- 0” T.O.M. 25’- 4” T.O.M. 23’- 8” T.O.W. 19’- 6” T.O.M. 24’- 0” Supergraphic (720 SF) Total Wall Surface Area = 6,086 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 1,158 SF Front Elevation Glazing Percentage = 19.0% Parapet Surface Area Increase = 168 SF Supergraphic Area = 720 SF Front Elevation Tabulation Total Wall Surface Area = 6,086 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 1,262 SF Front Elevation Glazing Percentage = 20.7% Parapet Surface Area Increase = 168 SF Front Elevation Tabulation Total Wall Surface Area = 5,762 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 1,175 SF Front Elevation Glazing Percentage = 20.4% Supergraphic Area = 707 SF Front Elevation Tabulation Dotted Line Noting Proposed Elevation Heights Dotted Line Noting Proto Elevation Heights Dotted Line Noting Proto Elevation Heights T.O.M. 26’- 0” T.O.M. 28’- 0” T.O.M. 25’- 4” T.O.M. 23’- 8” T.O.W. 19’- 6” Punched Windows when Supergraphic Not Used T.O.M. 24’- 8” T.O.M. 24’- 8” June 16, 2016 Mediterranean-Traditional Florida, Any town, New Store 0000 DESIGN REPRESENTATION ONLY - NOT FOR CONSTRUC TION Partial Plan with Elevation Alternative
Metal Venetian Louvres Metal Venetian Louvres Metal Venetian Louvres Right Elevation Facing Right-of-Way Left Elevation Facing Right-of-Way Front Elevation Mediterranean-Traditional Front Elevation Mediterranean-Traditional w/ Supergraphic White Split Face CMU EIFS painted “Repose Gray” SW 7015 EIFS painted “Repose Gray” SW 7015 “Repose Gray” Split Face CMU Accent Walls Storefront Glazing System 16” x 16” White CMU Columns Punched Windows 4’-6” WNM ID Sign White Split-Face CMU 8” EIFS on Standard CMU White Gray EIFS “Repose Gray” SW 7015 8” EIFS on Standard CMU White Cement Board Siding Painted “Outrageous Green” SW 6922 White Split-Face CMU Cement Board Siding painted “Knockout Orange” SW 6885 White Cornice T.O.M. 28’- 0” T.O.M. 19’- 4” T.O.M. 19’- 4” T.O.M. 22’- 8” Total Wall Surface Area = 4,153 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 69 SF Left Elevation Glazing Percentage = 1.7% Left Elevation Tabulation Total Wall Surface Area = 4,375 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 69 SF Right Elevation Glazing Percentage = 1.6% Right Elevation Tabulation Cement Board Siding Painted “Knockout Orange” SW 6885 White Split Face CMU White Cornice White Cornice Split-Face CMU “Dorian Gray” White Cornice Metal Door Painted “Dorian Gray SW 7015” 5’ Diameter T.O.M. 26’- 0” T.O.M. 28’- 0” T.O.M. 25’- 4” T.O.M. 23’- 8” T.O.W. 19’- 6” Punched Window System when Supergraphic Not Used T.O.M. 26’- 0” T.O.M. 24’- 0” EIFS Painted “Repose Gray” SW 7015 White Split-Face CMU 8” EIFS on Standard CMU White EIFS Painted “Repose Gray” SW 7015 Cement Board Siding painted “Outrageous Green” SW 6922 4’-6” WNM ID Sign 5’ Diameter 24 hr Sign 4’-6” WNM ID Sign 5’ Diameter 24 hr Sign White Cornice Metal Door Painted “Dorian Gray SW 7015” 18’0” 40’- 0” T.O.M. 23’- 8” Supergraphic (720 SF) Total Wall Surface Area = 6,086 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 1,158 SF Front Elevation Glazing Percentage = 19.0% Parapet Surface Area Increase = 168 SF Supergraphic Area = 720 SF Front Elevation Tabulation Total Wall Surface Area = 6,086 SF Total Glazing/Storefront System Surface Area = 1,262 SF Front Elevation Glazing Percentage = 20.7% Parapet Surface Area Increase = 168 SF Front Elevation Tabulation 16” x 16” White CMU Columns White Split Face CMU EIFS painted “Repose Gray” SW 7015 EIFS painted “Repose Gray” SW 7015 Storefront Glazing System Punched Windows 4’-6” WNM ID Sign Cement Board Siding Painted “Outrageous Green” SW 6922 Cement Board Siding Painted “Knockout Orange” SW 6885 White Split Face CMU White Split Face CMU White Cornice White Cornice 5’ Diameter T.O.M. 26’- 0” T.O.M. 28’- 0” T.O.M. 25’- 4” T.O.W. 19’- 6” Pre-fin. metal parapet coping white Pre-fin. metal parapet coping white Pre-fin. metal parapet coping to match “Slate Gray” by Metal-Era Pre-fin. metal parapet coping to match “Slate Gray” by Metal-Era June 16, 2016 Mediterranean-Traditional Florida, Any town, New Store 0000 DESIGN REPRESENTATION ONLY - NOT FOR CONSTRUC TION Elevations

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