School: Academy of Art Univeristy, School of Interior Architecture & Design Course: Por olio Student: Megan Chou Telephone: 909-306-9313 Email: meganchou.designer@gmail.com Photography: Megan Chou Text stock: Strathmore 80 lb. Recycled Drawing Paper Fonts: Calibri/ Tw Cen MT/ Berlin Sans FB/ Times New Roman SoĹŒware: Adobe Crea ve Cloud Copyright Š 2019 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including informa on storage and retrieval systems, without permission in wri ng from the Designer Megan Chou.
BIOGRAPHY From an early stage, I found interior design fascinating. It allows me to transform images in my mind into something tangible. The ability to convert imagination into reality intrigues me. It is something I don’t find in my other subjects though they are undoubtedly informative. After working as an interior designer, I found the fact that this industry is actually competitive and it is indeed a complicated business. My design pholosophy is to emphasize and spread the importance of green designs without losing the creativity and beauty of designs. Helping sustain the environment by letting people know why must every building should be based on eco-friendly designs.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
C O M M E R C I A L
R E N D E R I N G
National Geographic Headquarter San Francisco
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MIXED USE BUILDING
CLINET PROFILE The National Geographic Society started in Washington DC in 1888 as a small group of travelers and their patrons in the late Victorian Age, a time when European and American explorers were finding a strong audience at home for tales of adventure and foreign cultures. Shortly after its own founding, the Society started a magazine of its own, which covered a wide variety of world cultures and natural resources, with a particular emphasis on maps and high quality photography. The Society also sponsored the work of many major scientists—Louis and Mary Leakey, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, and Dian Fossey, just to name a few—and later on, provided funding for films and television shows. This dual emphasis on exploration and education has made them a
household name, and the golden border of their flagship magazine is a design icon in itself. Their strong media division, now including the NatGeo TV channel, has continued to fund a wide range of scientific and philanthropic efforts around the world. The Society currently has a little under 2000 employees in various offices.
LEGEND
PUBLIC
PRIVATE
KEY ADJACENCIES
SEPERATED
SECURITY REQUIRED
SUNLIGHT
PLUBMING
ACOUSTICAL CONTROL
PROGRAM
LEVEL ONE
EXTERIOR VIEWS
LOBBY 200 sq CAFE 1,400 sq
STORE 450 sq
EXHIBITION 1,600 sq
PUBLIC RESTROOM 600 sq
LOADING DOCK 400 sq
TRASH ROOM 40 sq
JANITOR CLOSET 40 sq
TELE / DATA CLOSET 50 sq
RECEPTION 200 sq
PRINTER/COPY ROOM 150 sq
SMALL MEETING AREA 350 sq
COFFEE KICHENETTE 350 sq
MPRP COORD 100 sq
CONFERENCE ROOM 750 sq
EMPOLYEE RESTROOM 600 sq
HR MANAGER 100 sq
CONTROLLER 200 sq
MARKETING ASSISTANT 100 sq
EDITOR 300 sq
MARKETING DIRECTOR 200 sq
SR. EDITOR 200 sq
REGIONAL MANAGER 300 sq
GRAPHIC DESIGNER 200 sq
SR. WEB EDITOR 200 sq
ART DIRECTOR 200 sq
ACCOUNTANT 200 sq
OFFICE MANAGER 100 sq
LEGEND
PUBLIC
PRIVATE
KEY ADJACENCIES
SEPERATED
SUNLIGHT
PLUBMING
ACOUSTICAL CONTROL
EXTERIOR VIEWS
LEVEL TWO
PROGRAM
PROJECT INTRO PARCEL (BLOCK / LOT):
1300/001
PARCEL AREA:
154,756 sqft
USE TYPE:
Mixed Use
PLANNING DISTRICT:
District 0 Presidio District 1 Richmond
ZONING DISTRICTS:
RH-1 - Residential-house RH-1(D) - Residential-house, one family-detached P- Public
GROSS AREA:
13,200 sqft (6600 sqft x 2)
LANDMARK NUMBER:
222
S UR RO UN D I N G S ST RE E T PA RKI NG PAR K PLATZ PAR K I N G LOT PUB LI C O PE N LAWN FO R PI C N I C
V I E W O F G O LD E N G ATE B R I D G E
VIEWS OF HISTORIC PR ESI D I O B UI LD I N G S
A DJACENT BU ILD ING -2 STO RIES S t ud i o H i nr i c hs - G r a p hi c D e s i g n C a m p + Ki ng - A d v e r t i s e m e nt A g e nc y H a m i l to
AN ZA AV E PAR K I N G LOT
VIEWS OF HISTORIC PR ESI D I O B U I L D I NG S
Za nza - I nv e st m e nt S e r v i ce Baptise Yoga San Francisco-Yoga Studio
E N TR AN C E
VIEWS OF HILLS AN D G R E E N E RY
34 Graham S tre et, S an F ranis co, C A , 94 1 2 9
50 FT
SITE ANALYSIS
D E M O G R APH IC S TOTAL POPUL AT I ON ( 2016):
3,815
HOUSEHOL D:
1,364
NON-FAMI LY HOUSEHOLD:
98%
AVERAG E H OUS EH OL D SIZE:
2.9 PEOPLE
MAI N AG E G ROUP:
22-50 y/o (maj or ity 25-35 y/o)
EDUCAT I ONAL AT TAI NMEN T:
88.2% College Degree 38% Graduate / Proffessional
EM PLOY MENT:
0.9% of the resdidents are unemployed
MEDI AN H OUS EH OL D IN COME:
$176K
POPUL AT I ON DENSI T Y:
1,655 per square mile (low)
WEST V IIEW EW
N O RT H VI NORT V IEW EW
N O RTH RT H V IIEW EW
WEST V IIEW EW
EA ST VI EAST V IEW EW
S O UTH SO UT H V IIEW EW
50 FT
LOC AT ION There are 16 restaurants, 15 coffee shops, 5 bars, 2 grocer y stores, 5 par ks, 8 schools, 16 shops, 14 enterainment, 15 er rand less than a mile. With a walk score of 60, transit score of 59, and bike score of 71. Surrounded by SF landmarks, such as San F ra n c i s co N at i o n a l C e m eter y, Pa l a c e o f Fine Ar ts, Cr issy Field, and Golden Gate B r idge. IN STITUTION S HOTELS/ R ESIDEN CES TR AILS PAR K IN GS SHUT TLES
C LI MATE M e d ite rra ne a n Cl i m ate : Wet wi nte rs D r y s u m m e rs M i rcocl i m ates:
Mi crocl i m ate s a re com m on i n Ca l i for nia’s coastal regions. Lots of coastal fog m i g ht occure d a l ong wi t h m oi st ure a nd cool temperature dur ing May to August.
S u m m er Droug ht :
Sa n Fra nci sco ha s a com pl ex cl i m ate w hich impacts the region’s ecology. Local plants and animals has adapted to ex tended summer drought. Localized climate zones have l ed to num erous speci e s that have limited geographic ranges. This espe ci a l l y affect s t he pl a nt ki ngdom , w hich can be found in the presidio area.
SOLA R ST U DY
SPRIN G ( M ARCH , 2 0 1 8 )
FALL (SEPTEMBER, 2018)
6:14 6:40 12:22 18:03 18:29
6:13 6:39 13:09 19:39 20:05
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Dawn Sunri se Cul m i nat i on Sunset Dusk
Daw n Sunr ise Culmination Sunset Dusk
Dayl i g ht Durat i on: 1 1 h2 3 m
Daylight Duration: 12h59m
SUM M ER ( J UN E, 2 0 1 8 )
WINTER (D ECEMBER, 2018)
5:18 5:49 13:07 20:26 20:57
6:37 7:06 11:58 16:51 17:20
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Dawn Sunri se Cul m i nat i on Sunset Dusk
Dayl i g ht Durat i on: 1 4 h3 7 m
• • • •
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Daw n Sunr ise Culmination Sunset Dusk
Daylight Duration: 9h45m
M a jo r i ty o f th e s u n l i g ht w i l l be com i ng from t he re a r of t he bui l di ng t hat wi l l ke ep the building war med dur ing daylight. T h e e nt r y w i l l h ave t h e m o st sta b l e a n d ra d i a nt , g l a r i n g s u n l i g ht d u r i n g d ay l i g ht . O n b o th s i d e s o f th e b u i l d ing wi l l ex peri ence t he m ost g l a ri ng a nd he at cha nges t hroughout the day. I t w i l l b e b e n ef i c i a l to p u t sol a r pa ne l s on sout h-fa ci ng si de of t he bui l di ng to get the most power from.
HISTO RY
S p an ish I m p e r i a l O u t p o st 1 7 7 6 To 1 8 2 1 T h e f i rst e sta b l i s h m e nt o f t h e P re s i d i o a re a wa s s e r ve d a s a m i l i ta r y re s e rvation for Spain’s northern outpost of colonial power in the New World. T h e Pres i d i o a re a p l aye d a n i m p o r tant rol e i n S pa i n’s ex pl orat i on a nd sett le m e nt s a ro u n d th e b o rd e r l a n d s . The Pre si di o stood a s t he m ut ua l m eet i ng gro u n d b etwe e n th e n at i ve s a n d t h ei r e uropea n coun-te rpa rt s a l ong wi t h m ixe d -ra c e co l o n i st s . Af te r th e 1 8 1 2 e a rt hqua ke, t he Pre si di o wa s re bui l t , d o u b lin g i ts o r i g i n a l s i ze . M exican F ro nti e r 1 8 2 2 to 1 8 4 6 M exico d e c l a re d i ts i n d e p e n d e n c e f rom spa i n i n 1 8 2 1 , but took a ful l yea r befo re the new reached its Alta California. There was still no change in personnel when the Presidio changed from Spanish to Mexican sovereignty. U. S A rmy Po st 1 8 4 7 to 1 9 9 4 In 1847, the Mexican-American War was trig ge red by a border dispute in Texas, causing the 1st New York Volunteer Regiment to occupy the then cru m b lin g P re s i d i o . Th e P re s i d i o p o st soon be ca m e t he m ost i m porta nt Army post in the Pacific Coast. Over time its main line of defense developed from smo o t h b o re ca n n o n s to m o d e r n m i s si l e s. Pre si di o wa s key i n t he project i o n o f t h e A m e r i ca n m i l i ta r y i nto t h e Pa c i f i c B a s i n a n d A s i a . Pa r t i c u l a r l y to t h e S p a n i s h - Am e r i ca n Wa r, P h i l i p p i n e s a nd t he Vi et na m Wa r. 1 8 7 4 Pre si di o b e came a n o p e n p o st, o p e n i n g u p i ts doors to ci v i l i a ns. Po st to Pa r k 1 9 9 4 to P re s e nt 1972 Pre s i d i o o f S a n F ra n c i s co wa s incl uded wi t hi n t he bounda ri es of t he Go ld e n G ate N at i o n a l Re c re ati o n Area . October 1 st , 1 9 9 4 , t he pa rk be ca m e exc e s s to t h e m i l i ta r y, s o i t wa s t ra n sfe r re d to t h e N at i o n a l Pa r k S e r v i c e . 1996, C o n g re s s c re ate d P re s i d i o Tr ust whi ch i s i ncha rge of prese r v i ng t he n at u re , c u l tu re , s c e n i c a n d re c re ati ona l resource s of t he Presi di o.
VEIWS OF ADJACENT OFFICE BUIDLING AND CRISSY FIELD
(OWEN ST) VEIWS OF GREENERY (TWO MAIN TALL TREES)
(ANZA AVE) VEIWS OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND PICNIC LAWN
Need sound barriers Caution with light distribution and heating issue Exsiting location of elevator is close to the entrance
Columns can be designed for dividing areas
Skylight needs to be added to the center area since there’s no natural light sources in the orignal construction
Exit doors are located on the corners of northwest and southeast of the building , need to consider better circulation for accessiblity
Open space without exisiting walls and plumbing
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(GRAHAM ST) VEIWS OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND PICNIC LAWN
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL CO N C R E T E ST R U C T U R A L ST E E L ST R U C T U R A L COLU M N S METAL STUD + GYBPSUM BOARD
INTERIOR HEIGHT 13’-2”
LEGEND ENTRANCES/EXITS VERTICAL SHAFT ST R U C T U R A L WA L L S N O N - ST R U C T U R A L WA L L S WINDOWS/CURTAIN WALLS ST R U C T U R A L COLU M N S WALL SWEEP E XS I T I N G E L EC T R I C A L PA N E L EXSITING TELECOM
DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES AS NOTED IN THE PLAN
NOTES -
No existing sidewalk from Anza Ave No walkway towards buildin g Building has automatic sprinkler system Only one main entrance Keeping exsiting vertical circulations without wasting money on relocations - Replacing and adding all window glass to transparent sloar panels to block uv and cut heat gain while generating power
SITE ANALYSIS
VEIWS OF ADJACENT OFFICE BUIDLING AND CRISSY FIELD
(OWEN ST) VEIWS OF GREENERY (TWO MAIN TALL TREES)
(ANZA AVE) VEIWS OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND PICNIC LAWN
Automatic shading system
Columns can be designed for dividing areas
Skylight needs to be added to the center area since there’s no natural light sources in the orignal construction
Exit doors are located on the corners of northwest and southeast of the building , need to consider better circulation for accessiblity
Open space without exisiting walls and plumbing
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(GRAHAM ST) VEIWS OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND PICNIC LAWN
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL CO N C R E T E ST R U C T U R A L ST E E L ST R U C T U R A L COLU M N S METAL STUD + GYBPSUM BOARD
INTERIOR HEIGHT 12’-11”
LEGEND ENTRANCES/EXITS VERTICAL SHAFT ST R U C T U R A L WA L L S N O N - ST R U C T U R A L WA L L S WINDOWS/CURTAIN WALLS ST R U C T U R A L COLU M N S WALL SWEEP E XS I T I N G E L EC T R I C A L PA N E L EXSITING TELECOM
DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES AS NOTED IN THE PLAN
NOTES - Over-heating from north and south side of the building (sunlight) - East side of the building will be the coldest (lack of sunlight) - Replacing and adding all window glass to transparent sloar panels to block uv and cut heat gain while generating power - Building has automatic sprinkler system
PRECEDENT CASE STUDY - OFFICE SPACE
PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT
NAME LOCATION YEAR AREA
RESTROOM
: : : :
Petshop Office Chkalovskiy Prospekt, 7, Sankt-Peterburg, 197110, Russia 2018 4,900 SQ FT
KIT & DINING AREA
LECTURE HALL
WORKSPACE (GRAPHIC DESIGN)
MEETING RM
RECEPTION PRIVATE OFF
WORKSPACE (IT)
FLR PLAN (NOT IN SACLE)
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The office is located in a building from the Soviet industrial building of the 50s to 60s of the 20th century. The structure of costate ceilings and reinforced concrete columns, ceiling height are over 13ft on the top floor with huge windows overlooking the Petrograd side. The structure of the opening spaces are perfect for the creative division of a modern, dynamic company. In terms of design aspect, the main idea is to combine the aesthetics of Bauhaus and New York loft style. To create such a space in a revolutionized architecture is to utilize the simple concise forms with minimal matreials. The main goal of the space is all about funtionality. The focal point is the central meeting room that received concise rounded shapes with glass and orange curtain, which divides the other opened-space into two wings. The upper wing is the area for graphic design department. On the opposite side is the area for IT-specialists.
HISTORIC PRECEDENT CASE STUDY
PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT
NAME LOCATION YEAR AREA
: : : :
Library, Museum and Community Center ‘De Petrus Heuvel 2, 5261 EE Vught, The Netherlands 2018 32,200 SQ FT
DePetrus started out as ‘St. Peter ’s Church’. This church was built between 1881 and 1884 to replace St. Pieter. The latter was a little church with a straw roof, dating from the 14th century. The German architect, Carl Weber designed the church in the round Neo-Romanesque style. The rounded clover forms with an octagonal stone dome and cross arms. The murals were made by the Vught painter Charles Grips. The construction cost about 150,000 Dutch guilders at the time by the community in Vught. 1935 - Two chapels were added to the front side of the church. 1960 - The church was connected to the presbytery by an extension. 2005 - The church was no longer used for religious activities due to deferred maintenance. Dutch Government, the Province and the municipality of Vught provided two million euros for redeveloping. 2010 - The plans could not be realized financially that resulted a demolition plan. 2011 - The total of 7 entrepreneurs from Vught formed a non-profit company and became the economic owner of DePetrus. 2012 - The restoration was completed with a total of 4.4 million euros by the end of the year. 2018 - Architect Jan David Hanrath designed and renewed the interior of the church.
ADDITIONAL MEZZANINE
ADDITIONAL MEZZANINE
SECTION (NOT IN SACLE)
ADDITIONAL FLAT ROOF
MAIN STRUCTURE
SITE PLAN (NOT IN SCALE)
ADDITIONAL STRUCTURE
ADDITIONAL FLAT ROOF
THE BOOKSHELVES ARE PLACED ON THE RAILS THAT CAN MOVED EASILY TO THE AISLES EASILY.
LIBRARY ACTIVITY RM EXHIBITION SHOP
BASED ON THE GROUND FLOOR PLAN, THE ORIGINAL STRUCTURE ITSLEF HAS THE STRONG DESIGN ELEMENTS OF SHAPE, FORM, BALANCE, PROPORTION, AND RHYTHM WHICH WE CAN SEE THOSE ON THE EXTEIOR WALLS AND THE COLLUMNS.
GROUND FLR PLAN (NOT IN SCALE)
MEZZANINE FLR PLAN (NOT IN SCALE)
THE INSERTED A CURVACEOUS MEZZANINE THAT GIVES THE CHURCH A NEW LOOK FITTING FOR ITS NEW FUNCTION WHICH HOLDS MEETING ROOMS AND STUDY AREAS AS WELL AS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. THE ADDTIONAL STRUCTURE ON THE FLOOR PLAN HAS A STRONG MOVEMENT THROUGHOUT THE SPACE BY USING THE ORGANIC FORM TO ACHIEVE THE GOAL.
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THE MOTIFS CREATE THE TEXTURE AND VALUE
THE COLORFUL PATTERN WITH LINES AND SHAPES ON THE WINDOWS
THE ROMANESQUE ARCHES CREATE THE RHYTHM
THE SHAPE OF SEMI-CIRCLE ARCH DVIDES THE SPACE AND CREATES A RHYTHM AND MOVEMENT THROUGHOUT THE SPACE BOTH VERTICALLY AND HORIZONTALLY.
DIFFERENT SCALES OF CIRCULAR AND SEMI-CIRCULAR SHAPES ARE USED THROUGHOUT THE PLACE TO CREATE AN UNITY AND HARMONY
STRAIGHT LINE WITH HORIZONTAL BRICKS TO FORM THE COLLUMN HAS THE TEXTURE AND RHYTHM THAT DRAW THE ATTENTION TO THE CEILING
SHAPE AND FORM THAT CREATE THE MOVEMENT FLOW MINIMAL CONCRETE FLOORING VERSUS COMPLEX DECORATIVE CEILING CREATE A BALANCE
TEXTURE OF CONCAVE PANELS
GLOBAL CULTURE EXPLORATION
CONTEMPORARY JEWISH MUSEUM
Although I have never learned much about Jewish culture, I know that it has always been a prominent culture and religion in and outside of the United States. The reason that I am interested in getting to know the culture is mainly because of all the movies and TV shows I watched that were related to Jewish culture. The things I know about the culture is basically a group of people live their lives in the framework of a group. The framework involves the essence of their identity, religion, community, and tradition. From my understanding, the Jewish culture seems to be consevertive and traditional that I expected to see the kind of artifacts that represent their aspect of culture. I was mostly surprised by the wide variety of emotions that was on display at the museum. It showed that inspiration could come from anything. The symbolism of all the artifacts reflect the needs and beliefs from their community in today ’s modern world. In a sense of social responsibility, they are highly attuned to the idea of being responsible to society and the world. They depute positive behavior that is a unique innovation in their legal system. This kind of message shows they are responsible for the world they live in. It also includes animals and environment. It is clear that Jewsih culture has contributed to humanity a moral vision, a blueprint for an ideal world.
CONCEPT STATEMENT The concept of "Portal" is based on the iconic logo yellow frame of National Geographic, which represents the window to the world for the knowledge of wisdom. Presidio of San Francisco provides sense of knowledge for people to explore in many different aspects. The aesthetic inspiration comes from the natural forms within the area. The movement, rhythm and harmony of trails and ocean waves. The patterns and textures of rocks, trees. Crissy Field Marsh is a famous birdwatching spot for California Brown Pelican which once the listed endangered species by the state of Califonia. The beauty of the California Brown Pelican is known for the color of brown and slight tranisition of the colored variation. Design will be focus on providing the movement with patterns and texture to define each space. To emphasize and connect more with Presidio area through the usage of the features of California natural forms.
MOODBOARD
LEVEL ONE SPACE PLANNING
B
L E VE L 1 B LO C K DIAGRA M SCALE: NTS PRIVATE SPACES PUBLIC SPACES VERTICAL CIRCULATION CIRCULATION
Design Considerations The public spaces should be placed together with enough space for circulation for level one. It is important to have the store and cafe close to the lobby and exhibition space in order for vistors to have the quickest and most efficient access. Another point to focus on for the first floor is to make sure that the support area is seperated but still adjacent to the exhibition area for transporting the collections. The exhibition hall will be sound proof to make sure that visitors will not be disturbed by noise.
S PATI AL D I AG R AM S L E V E L 1
L E VEL 1 S PATIA L DIAGRA M SCALE: NTS
A
B
C
D
E
1 COAT CLO 100
KITCHEN
184 SF
103 141 SF LOBBY 101 CAFE
450 SF
104 816 SF UP
STAIR A
2 EXHIBITION AREA
STORAGE RM
102
ELEV
STAFF ENTRANCE
105
1787 SF
114
101 SF
375 SF
UP
STORE 106 529 SF
3 STAIR B
UP
STAFF LOCKER / REST AREA 113
318 SF
WOMEN RESTROOM 110 LOADING DOCK STAFF RESTROOM 112 107 SF
155 SF
TELE / DATA
111 426 SF
107 MEN RESTROOM 109 152 SF
JANITOR CLO
72 SF
108 66 SF
4
PN A
L E V E L 1 CO D E P L A N SCALE: NTS
LEGEND
OCCUPANCY LOADS + WATER CLOSET CALCULATIONS CIRCULATION PATH 1HR FIRE-RATED WALLS
Assembly Group A3 : 30 Net Exhibi on Space 15 Net Unconcentrated Assembly Mercan le Group M : 60 Gross
2HR FIRE-RATED WALLS
Group A3 (Unconcentrated)
818 + 451 15 net
→
84
54" X 60" WITH 18" DOOR CLEARANCE MAT FOR PULL
Group A3 (Exhibi on Space)
1786+1698 30 net
→
116
537 60 gross
→
8
Group M 48" X 48" WITH 12" DOOR CLEARANCE MAT FOR PUSH
Occupancy Load: 208 30" X 48" CLEARANCE MAT 30" FROM THE CENTER OF ELECTRICAL PANEL BY 36" DEPTH CLEARANCE MAT 60"TURNING CIRCLE CLEARANCE MAT
Assembly Group A3 Mercan le Group M
: 1 per 125 : 1 per 500
Total: 5 Water Closets
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
EGRESS PATHWAY Building Diagonal Distance 1/3 Building Diagonal Distance between two exist Sprinkled Egress Capacity
CODE ANALYSIS PLAN
→ 4 → 1
120" 36" 80" 47.35"
T2
CH1
T2
CH1
1
CH1
CH1 CH1
T2
CH1
CH1
T2
CH1
CH1
T2
T2
CH1
CH1
CH1
T1
103
100
CH1
141 SF
184 SF
T2
CH1
KITCHEN
COAT CLO
CH1
CM2
POLISHED STONE TILE TYP.
E
CH1
D
CH1
C
CH1
B
CH1
A
V1
F1
T2 F1
F1 CH1
RECYCLED VINYL COMMERCIAL FLOORING
CH1
CAFE
CH1 CH1
CH1
104
T1
CH1
LOBBY
CUSTOM MADE SEATING WITH 3FORM RESIN PANEL V09
CH1
F1
STAIR A CH2
CM2
60" WALL CONCRETE TILE TYP
WC1
ELEV
CUSTOM MADE CASHIER WD PLANK FINISH WITH STONE COUNTERTOP
CH1
8" X 72" SHELVINGS 3FORM RESIN PANEL Y15
CUSTOM MADE SEATING WITH 3FORM RESIN PANEL Y15
CM1
STAFF ENTRANCE
CH1
T2
POLISHED STONE TILE TYP.
CM2
CH2
CH1
101 450 SF
UP
P1
CH1
WC1
816 SF
T1
P2
CM4
CUSTOM MADE RECEPTION DESK PTD RUST MTL EFFECT
---
2
STORAGE RM
CM3
105 101 SF
CM3
COLUMNS PTD RSUT MTL EFFECT
114
CM5
P3
375 SF CM3
F1
EXHIBITION AREA 102
WC1
P3
1787 SF STAINLESS STEEL CM3
UP
STORE 106
CUSTOM MADE SEATING WITH 3FORM RESIN PANEL V09
COLUMNS PTD RUST MTL EFFECT
529 SF
CM2
CM1
CM2
3 STAIR B WC1
WC1
P3
F1
WD PLANK
UP CM3
STAFF LOCKER / REST AREA 113
F1
318 SF P4
P4
STAFF RESTROOM
426 SF
112
T1
WOMEN RESTROOM
TELE / DATA
110
107
155 SF
T1
107 SF
F1
111 T1
F1
LOADING DOCK
MEN RESTROOM
JANITOR CLO
109
108
152 SF
66 SF
72 SF
4 SMALL DIAMOND RECYCLED CLAY TILE
A
L E VE L 1 FUR NIT URE & F INIS H PLA N SCALE: NTS
FURNITURE & FINISH FURNITURE LEGEND T1 T2 CH1 CH2
PLAN
FINISH LEGEND T1 V1 F1 P1 P2
CM1 P3
CM2 CM2
P4 WC1
CM2
CM3 CM4 CM5
LEVEL ONE
A
B
C
D
E
1
8"
4"
0' -
0' -
1'
-6
"
1' -
3"
3
° 31 3.
3' -6
60.0 0°
"
CEILING MOUNTED DECORATIVE TRANGLES @ 11'-2" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
76.54°
CEILING MOUNTED DECORATIVE TRANGLES @11'-2" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
2
3
4
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L E V E L 1 R E F L EC T E D C E I L I N G P L A N SCALE: NTS
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN CEILING FINISHES MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: Y15
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: V09
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: N30
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: N60
NOTE TYPICAL CEILING HEIGHT IS 11'-2'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD RESTROOMS CEILING HEIGHT ARE 9'-0'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD
LEVEL ONE STRUCTURE 1
A
B
C
D
E
70 .25 °
1
1'
-0
"
51.26°
SUSPENDED TRIANGLES @10'-2" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
2
3
4
PN A
L E V E L 1 R E F L EC T E D C E I L I N G P L A N SCALE: NTS
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN CEILING FINISHES MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: Y15
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: V09
NOTE TYPICAL CEILING HEIGHT IS 11'-2'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD RESTROOMS CEILING HEIGHT ARE 9'-0'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD
LEVEL ONE STRUCTURE 2
D
5' - 10"
2' - 3"
2' - 5"
2' - 4"
4' - 8"
0' - 8"
1' - 2"
1' - 7"
SD
SD
10' - 6"
6' - 0"
4' - 10"
1'
1"
2' - 10"
4' - 11"
1' - 4"
3' - 0"
2
SD
0' - 8"
2' - 4"
SD
7' - 7" 2' - 5"
3' - 5"
5' - 10"
8' - 0" 5' - 3"
1' - 2" 1' - 11"
1' - 10"
6' - 1"
SD
1' - 3"
4' - 2"
1' - 0"
SD
0' - 11"
1' - 2"
SD
5' - 8"
5' - 9"
2' - 1"
3' - 10"
3' - 7"
0' - 10"
5' - 10"
6' - 0"
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-6" AFF
1' - 1"
1' - 3"
1' - 10" SD
7' - 9"
SD
2' - 1"
1 3' - 4"
6' - 0"
4' - 3"
2' - 6"
5' - 0"
3' - 9"
2' - 11"
7' - 7"
6' - 7"
SD
6' - 0"
3' - 3"
EXPOSED CLG @ 13'-2" AFF
1' - 10"
2' - 2"
2' - 4"
2' - 1"
0' - 9" SD
E
4' - 1"
C
3' - 3"
B
3' - 6"
A
SD
4' - 5"
SD
SD
2' - 4"
5' - 4" SD
SD
SD
SD SD
SD SD
3
SD
SD SD
SD GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
SD
SD SD
EXPOSED CLG @ 13'-2" AFF
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
SD GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
SD
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
EXPOSED CLG @ 13'-2" AFF
4
PN A
L E V E L 1 R E F L EC T E D C E I L I N G P L A N SCALE: NTS
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEGEND 8" RECESSED CANS
EXIT SIGNAGE
WALL WASHER
SPRINKLER MOTION SENSOR
48" STRIP DOWNLIGHT SD
24" STRIP DOWNLIGHT
SUSPENDED LIGHT
SMOKE & CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR CEILING VENT FIRE ALARM WITH HORN & LIGHT RETURN VENT
SUSPENDED LIGHT SUPPLY VENT SECURITY CAMERA
LEVEL ONE LIGHTING
B
CM2
7' - 5"
4' - 10"
20' - 5"
RENDERED VIEW
4' - 10"
F1
11' - 9"
A6.1 4
LOBBY
450 SF CUSTOM MADE SEATING WITH 3FORM RESIN PANEL Y15
CM1
CH2
R2 '-9
CH2
"
CM2
WC1
CUSTOM MADE RECEPTION DESK PTD RUST MTL EFFECT
8' - 0"
R 1' - 3"
ELEV
7' - 1"
COLUMNS PTD RSUT MTL EFFECT
3' - 8"
WC1
3' - 8"
A
4
LE V E L 1 LO B BY SCALE: NTS
LE V E L 1 LO B BY SO UT H E L E VAT ION SCALE: NTS
7' - 1"
5' - 1"
4' - 10"
101
6' - 10"
LEVEL ONE FOCUS AREA LOBBY
MATERIAL BOARD
MATERIAL BOARD
1
CH1
T2
CH1
CH1
T2
T2
CH1
CH1
CH1
CH1
T2
T2
CH1
CH1
T2
CH1
CH1
CH1
T1
CH1
CH1
T2
CH1
E
CH1
CH1
CH1
D
RENDERED VIEW
CH1
F1
T2
F1 CH1 CH1
CAFE
CH1 CH1
CH1
T1 CH1
CH1 CH1
CH1
T2 CH1
8" X 72" SHELVINGS 3FORM RESIN PANEL Y15
48" WALL CONCRETE TILE TYP
A
WC1
816 SF
T1 CH1
104
A6.2 4
CUSTOM MADE CASHIER WD PLANK FINISH WITH STONE COUNTERTOP
CM5
CM4
2
LEVEL ONE FOCUS AREA CAFE
L E VE L 1 CA F E SCALE: NTS
4
L E V E L 1 C A FE SO U TH E L E VATI O N SCALE: NTS
LEVEL TWO SPACE PLANNING
B
L E VE L 2 B LO C K D I AGRA M SCALE: NTS Design Considerations
PRIVATE SPACES PUBLIC SPACES VERTICAL CIRCULATION CIRCULATION
For the upper level, reception and small meeting area will be semi-public. And the rest of the office spaces are private for employees. The main focus for this level is to place all working spaces in a concentrated area. This is the best way to keep teams together without distrubing the work flow and help build a healthy working enviroment. The supply room and kitchenette will also be more closed off from the rest of the office to avoid sound distractions and possible oddors. One way to avoid disturbing sounds and smells would be to place noise cancelling partitions between spaces or creating another room within a room.
S PATI AL D I AG R AM S L E VE L 2
A
LEV EL 2 S PATIA L DIAGRA M SCALE: NTS
CODE ANALYSIS PLAN
LEGEND
OCCUPANCY LOADS + WATER CLOSET CALCULATIONS CIRCULATION PATH
Bussiness Group B
: 100 Gross
Group B
6900-652 100 gross
1HR FIRE-RATED WALLS
62
Occupancy Load: 62
2HR FIRE-RATED WALLS 54" X 60" WITH 18" DOOR CLEARANCE MAT FOR PULL
→
Bussiness Group B
: 1 per 25 for the first 50 → 4
Total: 4 Water Closets 48" X 48" WITH 12" DOOR CLEARANCE MAT FOR PUSH
EGRESS PATHWAY
30" X 48" CLEARANCE MAT
Building Diagonal Distance 1/3 Building Diagonal Distance between two exist Sprinkled Egress Capacity
30" FROM THE CENTER OF ELECTRICAL PANEL BY 36" DEPTH CLEARANCE MAT 60"TURNING CIRCLE CLEARANCE MAT FIRE EXTINGUISHER
120" 36" 80" 47.35"
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PN A
L E V E L 2 CO D E P L A N SCALE: NTS
FURNITURE & FINISH FURNITURE LEGEND
PLAN
FINISH LEGEND T1
C
CH1 C1
CH2 C2
LC1
W1
F1
LC2 P1
CM1 P2
WS1
WS2
P3 P4 WC1
T1 CM2 CM3
LEVEL TWO
A
B
C
D
E
1
BIO-FLOORING POLISHED STONE TILE TYP. WS1
KITCHENETTE OFFICE 1
305 SF
WS1
WS1
OFFICE 2
OFFICE 3
OFFICE 4
207
208
209
210
168 SF
153 SF
154 SF
146 SF
WC1
WC1
WS1
P1
205
P2 W1
P1
W1
P1
W1
P1
PHONE BOOTH 1
204
UP
W1
P1
SMALL MEETING RM
203
212 SF
F1
F1 F1
50 SF
F1
STAIR A
F1
LED STRIP LIGHT DESIGN C1
DECPRATIVE COLUMNS PTD P2 TYP.
COLUMNS PTD P3 TYP.
P3
WS2 WS2
2 WS2
WS2
CONFERENCE RM
LC1
WS2 WS2
206
RECEPTION
SKYLIGHT ABOVE
485 SF
200
ELEV
448 SF T1
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH 2
CURVED TRASPARENT ACRYLIC GLASS, SEE ELEVATION FOR DETAIL
CH2
POLISHED LIMESTONE TILE TYP. CM1
F1
CM2
CH 2
T1
UNI SEX RESTROOM CH2
201
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
WORKSTATIONS
CUSTOM MADE RECEPTION DESK PTD RUST MTL EFFECT
WS2
1013 SF WS2
2 CH
CH2
WS2
78 SF
CH1
WS2
211
WS2
POLISHED LIMESTONE TILE TYP.
SMALL MOSAIC TILE
POLISHED LIMESTONE TILE TYP.
COPY AREA 214 114 SF
3
CPT TILE
STAIR B
CM3
C1 P3
TELE / DATA F1
F1
PHONE BOOTH 2
212
202
51 SF
51 SF
F1
F1
DN
F1
F1
T1
T1
OFFICE 6
W1 LC2
MEN RESTROOM 219 142 SF
C2
WOMEN RESTROOM P2
143 SF
STAFF REST AREA
JANITOR CLO 64 SF
WS1
309 SF
OFFICE 5 213
LC2 LC2
LC2
162 SF P1
A
WS1
216
CPT TILE 2
217
P1
156 SF
P4
218 P2
W1
215
L E VE L 2 FURNITURE & F INIS H PLA N SCALE: NTS
4
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN CEILING FINISHES MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: Y15
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: B63
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: N60
NOTE TYPICAL CEILING HEIGHT IS 10'-11'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD RESTROOMS CEILING HEIGHT ARE 9'-0'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD PHONE BOOTHS CEILING HEIGHT ARE 9'-0'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: B61
MFG: ARMSTRONG MATERIAL: RAW WOOD COLOR: WALNUT
LEVEL TWO STRUCTURE 1
A
B
C
D
E
GYP BOARD @ 9'-11" 2' - 0" 1' - 8"
0' - 10" 0' - 11" 1' - 6"
0' - 9" 1' - 3"
1' - 0" 0' - 9" 1' - 3" 1' - 2" 1' - 6" 1' - 5"
2
27' - 9"
4' - 8"
5' - 9"
SKYLIGHT WINDOW
2' - 11"
11' - 0"
32' - 6"
11' - 0" 2' - 2"
SUSPENDED CEILING @ 9'-11" AFF CUT-OUT "NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
1' - 2"
GYP BOARD @ 10'-11" SURFACE METALLIC PAINT
16' - 7"
NATIONAL
SUSPENDED DECORATIVE BEAM @ 9'-11" AFF 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
0' - 7"
0' - 8"
10' - 11"
GEOGRAPHIC
0' - 8"
1' - 0" 0' - 10" 0' - 9"
3' - 10"
3' - 10"
1
3 0' - 8" 3' - 9"
0' - 4" 3' - 4"
5' - 1"
CEILING MOUNTED DECORATIVE LINEAR WOODEN PANEL @ 10'-11" AFF DECORATIVE BEAMS @ 9'-11" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
4
A
L E V E L 2 R E F L EC T E D C E I L I N G P L A N SCALE: NTS
PN
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN CEILING FINISHES MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: Y15
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: B63
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: N60
NOTE TYPICAL CEILING HEIGHT IS 10'-11'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD RESTROOMS CEILING HEIGHT ARE 9'-0'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD PHONE BOOTHS CEILING HEIGHT ARE 9'-0'' U.O.N WITH GYP. BOARD
MFG: 3FORM MATERIAL: RESIN PANEL COLOR: B61
LEVEL TWO STRUCTURE 2
A
B
C
D
E
1' - 1" 0' - 4" 0' - 5" 0' - 4"
1
72' - 11"
LINEAR DECORATIVE BEAMS @ 9'-11" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
2
3
0' - 4" 0' - 5" 0' - 4"
1' - 3"
55' - 11"
LINEAR DECORATIVE BEAMS @ 9'-11" 3FORM TRANSLUCENT
4
A
L E V E L 2 R E F L EC T E D C E I L I N G P L A N SCALE: NTS
PN
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEGEND 8" RECESSED CANS
SECURITY CAMERA
WALL WASHER
EXIT SIGNAGE SPRINKLER
48" STRIP DOWNLIGHT
MOTION SENSOR 24" STRIP DOWNLIGHT
30'' PENDANT LIGHT
SD
SMOKE & CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR CEILING VENT FIRE ALARM WITH HORN & LIGHT
SUSPENDED LIGHT RETURN VENT SUSPENDED LIGHT
SUPPLY VENT
LEVEL TWO LIGHTING
A
B
C
D
E
1
SD
SD
SD
SD
SD
SD
3' - 0"
SD
SD
SD
4' - 1"
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
6' - 0"
9' - 6"
2' - 5"
2 5' - 3"
SD
SD
SD
SD
6' - 0"
4' - 6"
4' - 8"
3' - 4"
6' - 0"
6' - 0"
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
4' - 4"
2' - 6"
SD
SD
SD
3' - 11"
1' - 6"
1' - 8"
6' - 0"
6' - 6"
5' - 5"
2' - 3"
6' - 0" 6' - 0"
2' - 10"
3' - 0"
3 SD
SD
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
9' - 0" GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
5' - 7"
5' - 0"
SD
SD
2' - 10"
SD
SD
6' - 0"
6' - 0"
5' - 5" SD
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
GYP BD ON MTL STUD @ 9'-0" AFF
SD
SD SD
SD
SD SD
4
A
L E V E L 2 R E F L EC T E D C E I L I N G P L A N SCALE: NTS
PN
4
LEVEL 2 RECEPTION SOUTH ELEVATION N SCALE: NTS
A
RENDERED VIEW LC1
RECEPTION 200 448 SF T1
A6.3 4
F1 CM2
CH1
CUSTOM MADE RECEPTION DESK PTD RUST MTL EFFECT
LEVEL TWO FOCUS AREA 3
A
LEVEL 2 RECEPTION SCALE: NTS
RECEPTION
MATERIAL BOARD
C LED STRIP LIGHT DESIGN
COLUMNS PTD P3 TYP.
RENDERED VIEW 1
SKYLIGHT ABOVE
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH2
CH
2
CH2
A6.4
CM1
CH 2
RENDERED VIEW 2
4
CH2
CH2
2
CH2
CH2
CONFERENCE RM
CH2
CH2
2 CH
CURVED TRASPARENT ACRYLIC GLASS, SEE ELEVATION FOR DETAIL
206 485 SF
3
LEVEL TWO FOCUS AREA CONFERENCE & WORKSPACE
MATERIAL BOARD
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