Mitch Broussard Portfolio by Mitch Broussard

Mitch Broussard ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER

Phone: Email:

337.278.6504 mitchbroussard75@gmail.com

Ruby Slipper Mobile, AL Historical Renovation

The Staples-Pake’s renovation was a mixed-use program with apartments on the upper floors and commercial space on the street level. Ruby Slipper bought the commercial space, and Design Office, LLC performed the design of the interior build-out. Keeping true to the boozy brunch 1/24/2018 2:36:15 PM

theme of their various locations in New Orleans, the design of the Ruby Slipper in Mobile is centered around the bar. The rustic aesthetic of the popular brunch chain from New Orleans, known for their delicious breakfast foods and stiff cocktails, is juxtaposed by the century’s old ornate crown molding and delicate tile flooring. A tin panel ceiling above the bar conceals the HVAC system. Patrons are served on a marble

Notes:

GFI

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Furniture Plan 1/4" = 1'-0" 2 A-301

CopyrightCeiling © 2016 Design Office L.L.C. This Document Suspended Wood-Framed to hide Elec. & Ducts. Built-inis the Property of Design Office L.L.C. Lighting. 9' above Finish Floor. Pressed Tin Tile Finish to underside. 2. Mech. Chase enclosure extending from top of bathroom ceiling to existing Historical Fur-down. Electical Feed for Lights in Bar Ceiling wired parallel to HVAC. - HVAC size and location TBD 3. Wood-Framed Ceiling to hide Elec. & Ducts. Built-in 4" LED Can Lighting 9' above Finish Floor. Pressed Tin Tile Finish to underside. 4. Existing Historic Plaster Finished Fur-down w/ Historic Crown Molding 5. Wood Framed Gyp Ceiling Built-in 4" LED Can Lighting 8'-3 3/4" above Finished Floor. 6. 2'X2' ACT Ceiling to align w/ existing transom rail. Ceiling by window to be raised 2'-0" to accommodate window height. 7. A/C Vents 8. A/C Ducts 9. Existing Beams 10. Existing Historic Plaster Finished Ceiling w/ Historic Crown Molding

This Document may NOT be Copied or Used for Construction without Written Consent from Design Office L.L.C. Direct inquiries to Design Office L.L.C. 1 A-513

2 A-401 4 A-401

6 3/4"

13' - 9"

4' - 4"

1' - 5"

7' - 5 1/4"

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bar top mirroring the Historic marble wainscoting running along the perimeter walls of the restaurant.

A-401 2 A-400

My role in the Ruby Slipper consisted of modeling existing conditions in BIM, designing furniture layouts, detailing bar and casework construction, and producing marketing materials for the Ruby Slipper. Enscape, a virtual rendering engine, was used in conjunction with Revit to provide renderings and virtual walkthroughs for their social media campaign.

82ND AIRBORNE MUSEUM FORT BRAGG, NC INTERIOR RENOVATION

Design Office was awarded a Federal Contract to redesign Fort Braggâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 82nd Airborne Museum Exhibit. Design Office worked closely with the curators to document and account for over 700 military artifacts that were present in the existing museum. Through the development of the design, we realized that the exhibit was primarily for soldiers as opposed to the general public. This shifted the design teams focus on creating an exhibit that fostered a teaching atmosphere where all soldiers could effectively learn the history of their division holistically and during various eras. Design Office performed architectural, graphic, lighting and structural design. 2

16'-9"

Existing Mech.

15'-7 3/4"

15'-9 3/4"

C.5

11 1/4"

12'-3" DESIGN OFFICE llc

1 1b

2. Existing window to remain. 1a

1 A-105

1a 1b

8'-6 1/2" 5'-0"

14'-3"

Section 5 and 6 Panama and Grenada

8'-6 3/4"

7'-5 1/2"

A-103b

2'-9"

R 120'-0"

5'-0"

7'-5 1/4"

2 7'-3 1/4"

1b 2

3'-10 1/2"

1c 1b

Entry

Section 1 WWI

13'-8"

7 A-503

1a 1c

4" 7'-3 1/

Existing Gift Shop

A-502

A-814

5'-0"

9'-9 1/2"

1 A-104

10'-2 3/4"

11'-10 1/2"

Existing Restroom

1 A-815 seating

1'-11"

A-501

1'-5 3/4"

Existing Restroom

Lobby

13'-8"

A-806

3'-0"

Section3 and 4 Post War and Vietnam

3'-0"

7'-5 1/4"

15'-11 1/2"

1'-4 3/4"

5 1b

Section 2 WWII

2 A-815

past commanders

2 1a

Existing Admin.

3 1

7'-5 1/ 2"

2'-9"

2.5

3. Existing concrete floors to be patched as needed, concrete to be polished via Retro Plate concrete polishing system-Midnight (#212625)/Class C-Medium aggregate/ level 2-satin-or aproved equal.

Fabrication Drawings

82nd Airborne Exhibit Design

1'-0 3/4"

2'-0 3/4" 2'-10"

5.5

1. Existing doors to remain.

7'-0"

A-106

1 A-103a

Keynotes

Existing Controls

1 1b

CONTRACT NO.: W56HZV-14-P-A845

Section 7 GWOT

First Floor West Wing

ISSUE DATE: APRIL 2015

1b 1c

17'-0"

(504) 309-1410

Rotating Exhibit

SIZE: 22" x 34"

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PLOT DATE:

7/21/2015 3:38:10 PM

3308 Tulane Ave. Ste 324 New Orleans, LA 70119

1 A-102

Existing Theater 1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SHEET IDENTIFICATION

A-101

SHEET

My role in the museum consisted of designing the display of 700 military artifacts, designing cases to house the artifacts, preparing construction drawings for the exhibit layout and2 cases, and coordinating the display of historic photos graphic4 designer. A 3D printer was used 1 3 5 to print various scale models of the exhibit cases to drive the design further and effectively communicate the design intent to the client. C 4

A-808

Revit proved to be an invaluable toolB to catalog and coordinate the placement of numerous artifacts. 6 2

Roof_Lobby 9'-10"

NOTES D Graphic Display AreaWall Applied Vinyl Adhesive by ColorX or Approved Equal

/8"-16X2" TAMPER-RESISTANT PIN-IN-HEX STED GLASS SS NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl veneer ood e Low Profile Heavy Duty Caster: HR-65PB el Angle frame el Panel stem Screws nge NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl veneer ood

Exibit Walls 9'-0"

DESIGN OFFICE llc 3308 Tulane Ave. Ste 324 New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 309-1410

PLOT DATE:

3 1'-2 1/4"

1'-1 3/4"

1'-2 1/4"

A-808

CONTRACT NO.: W56HZV-14-P-A845

ISSUE DATE: APRIL 2015

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

et "F" Molding DRM-50-75 s Panel

4'-1 1/2"

SIZE: 22" x 34"

N Case_1.5 top

7/21/2015 4:08:58 PM

1 A-808

1/2"

Sim

A-808

---

3'-6 1/4"

1'-10"

Sim

A-808

Fabrication Drawings

82nd Airborne Exhibit Design

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

3/16"x2"x2" Steel Angle

KEY NOTES A

A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J:

1/4" Seal Vertical Glass Case 1/2"

D B

3/16" Steel Trim Plywood 1/2" Below 2 1/2" Metal Stud 16

Gauge ASPEN 3/8"-16X2" TAMPER-RESISTANT PIN-IN-HEX 1/2" FROSTED GLASS 5/8" Gypsum 1/2" GLASS 3M™ DI-NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl veneer 1/2" Plywood Sugatsune Low Profile Heavy Duty Caster: HR-65PB 3/16" Steel Angle frame 3/16" Steel Panel 4 Track System A-808 Dry Wall Screws

A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P:

ASPEN 3/8"-16X2" TAMPER-RESISTANT PIN-IN-HEX 3 1/2" FROSTED GLASS 2" 1/2" GLASS Minimum 3M™Clearence DI-NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl veneer 1/2" Plywood Sugatsune Low Profile Heavy Duty Caster: HR-65PB 3/16" Steel Angle frame 3/16" Steel Panel Track System Dry Wall Screws Pipe Flange 3M™ DI-NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl veneer 1/2" Plywood Gasket Fry Reglet "F" Molding DRM-50-75 1/2" Glass Panel

Case Detail_1.5 wall seal 6" = 1'-0"

1" Pipe Flange 4" Metal Stud 16 Gauge

ASPEN 3/8"-16 X 2" Tamper-Resistant Pin-InHex - O.A.E.

SHEET IDENTIFICATION

Sugatsune Door Closer JFR-021205

SHEET

1/2" Plywood Track System

A-807

1/2" Frosted Glass 3M™ DI-NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl Veneer -O.A.E.

4 1/2" Glass

1/2" Plywood

1'-2 3/4"

KEY NOTES

Fry Reglet Reveal Molding DRM-50-75 -O.A.E

ASPEN 3/8"-16 X 2" Tamper-Resistant Pin-In-Hex - O.A.E.

1/2" Frosted Glass

Sugatsune Door Closer JFR-021205

1 1/2"x 1 1/2" Angle Iron

3/16"x2"x3.5" Steel Angle

1" 6"

Double Wing Gasket

C L

1'-0 1/4"

Stud Wall

1/2" Plywood

Fry Reglet "F" Molding DRM-50-75 -O.A.E.

1/2" Glass

4" Metal Stud 16 Gauge

Compression Gasket

C L

1" Steel Bar Stock

3/16"x2"x4" Steel Angle

01_Floor_WORK 0"

Sugatsune Low Profile Heavy Duty Caster: HR-65PB -O.A.E.

5 A-808

Section_Case_1.5_a 3" = 1'-0"

3M™ DI-NOC™ Abstract HG-1512 Vinyl Veneer -O.A.E.

3/4" = 1'-0"

2 3/4"

Case Elevation_M1

6 A-808

1'-5 3/4"

A-808

Case_1.5 bottom

CASE DETAIL_M1_EXPLODED AXON

4'-3 1/4"

01_Floor_WORK 0"

Graphic Display AreaWall Applied Vinyl Adhesive by ColorX or Approved Equal

5 A-808

3 A-808

Section_Case_1.5 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

EDGE WALL PANEL VARIOUS LOCATIONS MODULAR BUILDING SYSTEM PROTOTYPE

San Jose, California. Over the course of a year, we finalized the design of the panels, produced prototypes, received a patent, and completed a permit set for the development in Arabi, LA. 26' - 0" 12' - 0"

26' - 0" 14' - 0"

5' - 4 5/8"

133 SF

Second Floor 10' - 0"

Bedroom_2

Dinning Room 15' - 0"

Kitchen

14' - 0"

6' - 8"

147 SF

15' - 0 5/8"

12' - 0"

167 SF

Laundry 9' - 11 1/2"

Bathroom 50 SF

27' - 0"

53 SF

Closet 19 SF

9' - 0 1/2"

206 SF

Bedroom_1

24 SF

116 SF

Nook

11' - 10 3/4"

Storage

Living Room

12' - 0"

36' - 4"

421 SF

DN 2' - 7"

12/28/2015 11:05:22 AM

Garage

36' - 6"

48' - 0"

or 0"

48' - 0"

161 SF

Master Closet

First Floor 0' - 0"

Closet

30 SF 3' - 0"

17 SF

1/2 Bath Mechanical

8' - 4"

25 SF

7 SF

Entry Hall

10 SF

2 UP

12' - 0"

2' - 7"

15' - 0 5/8"

119 SF

Storage

North 1/4" = 1'-0"

Master Bedroom 226 SF

Master Bath 94 SF

12' - 7"

or 0"

Low Roof Height

20' - 0" client supplied house design that was adapted for modular panels, a residential housing development in Arabi, LA, and housing development in

15' - 0"

ht 0"

23' - 6"

Parapet of refining the prototype, we were also contracted to produce various conceptLowhouses utilizing the modular design. These included plans for a 21' - 6"

5' - 8" 6' - 0"

et 6"

High Parapet 25' - 0"

general idea was a solid foam panel with metal studs embedded and precut groves High Roof for running electrical and plumbing. Through the process

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of 6"

For the EDGE Wall Panel project Design Office was contacted by a client to help redesign his idea for a foam core modular building system. The

11' - 8"

et 0"

Second Floor 3/8" = 1'-0"

Project Name First Floor Date:

Issue Date

A101

High Parapet 25' - 0"

Project Name Second Floor Date:

Issue Date

A102

High Parapet 25' - 0" High Roof 23' - 6"

Low Parapet 21' - 6" Low Roof Height 20' - 0"

Second Floor 10' - 0"

First Floor 0' - 0"

High Roof 23' - 6" Low Parapet 21' - 6" Low Roof Height 20' - 0"

3' - 9 1/4"

0' - 2 3/4"

Throughout my involvement with the various projects spawned from the EDGE Wall Panel system, I was tasked with solving challenging designPlan P_23.45 Plan P_40.48 1 1" = 1'-0"

Quantity : 1 issues to meet the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expectations. I was responsible for preparing design concepts for panel construction and configuration, designing

Elevation

0' - 5 1/2"

4' - 0"

Section

concept houses that could utilize the panels, and overseeing the production of the prototype in an Arkansas foam factory. Working on this 3' - 9 1/4"

0' - 2 3/4"

project afforded me a more profound mastery of Revit through the process of modeling the panels for production and designing a streamlined process to apply the panel system to existing designs. 1' - 11 1/8"

2' - 5 1/4"

P_40.48 1" = 1'-0"

P_47.42 1" = 1'-0

Elevation Elevation

Section

40 lbs / member

Plan

62 18 ga metal load. This a 10' high clear

Exterior

P_28.48 4' - 0"

Interior

Quantity : 1

0' - 9 1/2"

0' - 5 1/2"

10/27/2015 10:18:11 AM

3' - 9 1/4"

0' - 2 3/4"

Panel 0' - 5 1/2"

3 5/8" Steel Stud 18 Gauge (Structural)

P_28.48 1" = 1'-0" Elevation

0' - 3 5/8"

0' - 1 7/8"

3 5/8" Steel Channel 18 Gauge (Structural)

0' - 1 7/8"

Section 1 5/8" x 1 1/4" Steel Stud 20 STR Gauge

Corner 2.1 (Exterior) 0' - 4"

2' - 10 27/32"

Panel

Plan

7/8"x 2 1/2" 25 Gauge Hat Channel

Interior

Track cut to allow corner panel to fit

Exterior

Plan

0' - 3 5/8"

0' - 4"

Electrical Chase

Quantity : 1

1 5/8" x 1 1/4" Steel Stud 20 STR Gauge

0' - 5 1/2"

4' - 0"

3 5/8" Steel Stud 18 Gauge

P_34.48

0' - 9 1/2" 0' - 1 7/8"

Interior

3' - 9 1/4"

P_34.48 1" = 1'-0"

3 5/8" Track

0' - 2 3/4" 3 5/8" Steel Channel 18 Gauge (Structural) 3 5/8" Steel Stud 18 Gauge (Structural)

0' - 4"

Non Structural 1 1/2" x 2 5/8" Adjustable Angle Bracket

0' - 5 1/2"

Interior Exterior

Tack and track Plan

Corner 2.2_Inside Corner 6" = 1'-0"

Plan

Quantity : 1

Interior

P_47.37 5 1" = 1'-0"

4' - 0"

Corner 2.2_Outside Corner 6" = 1'-0"

P_47.37

0' - 2 3/4"

2' - 10 27/32"

3' - 9 1/4"

0' - 5 1/2"

Exterior

0' - 5 1/2"

0' - 9 1/2"

System 2 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

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2' - 4 7/8"

Panel

0' - 1 7/8"

Exterior

0' - 3 5/8"

0' - 5 1/2"

Corner 2.2 (Interior)

2' - 11"

Exterior

3' - 1 19/32"

0' - 5 1/2"

Exterior

3' - 11 11/16"

0' - 5 7/8"

ement)

P_45.B Copy 3" = 1'-0"

P_47.48. 1" = 1'-0

INDUSTRIAL

GREATER NEW ORLEANS AREA ADMINISTRATION AND WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS

While employed at WDG in New Orleans I was involved with several projects and responsible for producing designs and construction drawings for various industrial clients. The majority of the projects were located within existing oil refinery sites, which often meant that buildings were required to be blast resistant or have spaces that doubled as emergency shelters. The nature of the projects dictated design solutions be cost-effective and straightforward, while also meeting a plethora of international and company-centric specifications. WDG also employed a team of MEP engineers that I collaborated daily with for each project. The collaborative interdisciplinary relationships helped to decrease project turnaround and increased my understanding of MEP systems and design.

During my time working at WDG I was also responsible for completing various construction administration tasks such as reviewing project submittals and RFI’s from contractors, performing field inspections, and communicating with contractors and construction managers. Revit and NewForma were used to work in tandem with in house MEP engineers and consult with Structural engineers to develop projects with fewer errors. The compressed schedule, along with the collaborative nature of these projects offered opportunities that helped me to become a more well-rounded designer. GENERAL NOTES - PLAN

GENERAL NOTES - PLAN

A. REFERENCE G-000 FOR ABBREVIATIONS, SYMBOLS AND GENERAL DIMENSIONING NOTES.

1.8 1.9

1'-8 1/2" 18'-6 1/2"

2'-0"

22'-3"

18'-6 1/2"

C. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR TYPICAL METAL STUD FRAMING DETAILS AND GUIDELINES.

1'-8 1/2"

2'-0"

18'-6 1/2"

22'-3"

D. REF G-000 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR CODE SUMMARIES AND 22'-3" OF FIRE-RATED CONSTRUCTION. EXTENT

2'-0"

B. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR ALL WALL TYPE DETAILS AND FIRE-RATED ASSEMBLIES. IF WALL TYPE IS NOT NOTED IN THE PLAN THEN THE WALL TYPE SHALL BE

E. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR EXTERIOR FRAME TYPES.

1.8 1.9 18'-6 1/2"

3 1'-8 1/2"

2'-0"

C. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR TYPICAL METAL STUD FRAMING DETAILS AND GUIDELINES. D. REF G-000 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR CODE SUMMARIES AND EXTENT OF FIRE-RATED CONSTRUCTION.

22'-3"

E. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR EXTERIOR FRAME TYPES. F. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR INTERIOR FRAME TYPES.

F. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR INTERIOR FRAME TYPES.

G. REF STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS FOR DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF STRUCTURAL SLAB AND WALL ELEMENTS.

221C

220C

101C

EXPANSION JOINT COVER IN CORRIDOR TO MATCH BLACK ANODIZED COLOR OF EXISITNG INTERIOR WINDOW FRAMES.

221C

•

8'-3 1/4"

MATCH EXP. JOINTS SHOWN ON STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS: 15'-1 1/4" 1. 3/8" @ 1ST FLOOR 2. 2" @ 2ND FLOOR 3. 2" @ ROOF

2'-0"

G OFFICE

6'-3 7/8"

ALIGN WITH 5EXISTING HALWAY A401 WIDTH

115C

HALL 100C

OFFICE WOMEN'S201C

A 116C

MEN'S

ELECTRICAL

220C

MECHANICAL

115C

221C

116C

117C

101C

201C

220C

BASIS OF DESIGN : SEALTIGHT SPONGE RUBER EXPANSION JOINT

ELECTRICAL

6'-3 7/8"

5'-4 7/8"

9'-6 21/32"

NOTE:

6'-9 23/32"

101C

EXPANSION JOINT COVER IN CORRIDOR TO MATCH BLACK ANODIZED COLOR OF EXISITNG INTERIOR WINDOW FRAMES.

221C

COORDINATE STRUCTURAL BRACING LOCATIONS W/ INT WALLS & CEILING FRAMING. SEE STRUCTURAL FOR LOCATIONS.

•

MATCH EXP. JOINTS SHOWN ON STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS: 1. 3/8" @ 1ST FLOOR 2. 2" @ 2ND FLOOR 3. 2" @ ROOF BASIS OF DESIGN : SEALTIGHT SPONGE RUBER EXPANSION JOINT

115C

OFFICE

•

1'-10 1/4"

ALIGN WITH EXISTING HALWAY WIDTH

A401

HALL 100C

WOMEN'S

116C

MEN'S

ELECTRICAL

116C

117C

101C

115C

201C

15'-0 5/8"

10'-5 3/4"

MECHANICAL

1'-10 1/4"

10'-5 3/4"

220C

201C

6'-9 23/32"

10'-6 3/8"

ELECTRICAL 10'-6 3/8"

ALIGN WITH EXISTING HALWAY WIDTH

OFFICE

10'-6 3/8"

9'-6 21/32"

15'-1 1/4"

10'-6 5/8"

8'-3 1/4"

5'-4 7/8"

ALIGN WITH EXISTING HALWAY WIDTH

2'-0"

6'-3 7/8"

2'-0"

15'-0 5/8"

6'-3 7/8"

COORDINATE STRUCTURAL BRACING LOCATIONS W/ INT WALLS & CEILING FRAMING. SEE STRUCTURAL FOR LOCATIONS.

10'-6 5/8"

•

EXISTING ADMIN. BLDG

2'-0"

EXISTING ADMIN. BLDG

15'-0 5/8"

EXPANSION JOINT COVER IN CORRIDOR TO MATCH BLACK ANODIZED COLOR OF EXISITNG NOTE: INTERIOR WINDOW FRAMES.

10'-6 3/8"

EXPANSION JOINT COVER IN CORRIDOR TO MATCH BLACK ANODIZED COLOR OF EXISITNG INTERIOR WINDOW FRAMES.

H. ALL DOORS TO BE LOCATED 6" FROM WALL (HINGED SIDE) UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

H. ALL DOORS TO BE LOCATED 6" FROM WALL (HINGED SIDE) UNLESS NOTEDEXISTING OTHERWISE.ADMIN. BLDG

EXISTING ADMIN. BLDG

821 BARONNE ST.

1.8 1.9

821 BARONNE ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA 70113 PHONE (504) 754-5280 FAX (504) 754-5275

B. REF A-600 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR ALL WALL TYPE DETAILS AND FIRE-RATED ASSEMBLIES. IF WALL TYPE IS NOT NOTED IN THE PLAN THEN THE WALL TYPE SHALL BE

DESIGNER CUBICLE AREA

20'-6 1/2"

23'-11 1/2"

TYP

A311

110C

208C

15'-9 3/8"

23'-11 1/2"

1'-4"

15'-4 1/4"

1'-4"

20'-6 1/2"

23'-11 1/2"

1'-4"

47'-2"

10'-1"

3.7.19

3 2 1

2.19.19 1.15.19 11.28.18

18" MIN

11'-10"

OFFICE

113C

112C

10'-0"

113C

4'-2 3/8"

112C

A401

STORAGE

111C 111C

14 108C

5'-6 3/8"

11 100C

PERMIT SET DD PROGRAMMING DESCRIPTION

1'-4"

109C

110C

OFFICE

108C

OFFICE

109C

15'-9 3/8"

110C

15'-0"

20'-6 1/2"

LEVEL 2 - ENLARGED PLANS 3/16" = 1'-0"

A104

10'

LEVEL 1 - ENLARGED PLAN 3/16" = 1'-0"

A104

LEVEL 2 - ENLARGED PLANS 3/16" = 1'-0"

23'-11 1/2"

1'-4"

47'-2"

ENGINEERS, LLC.

SHEET TITLE:

10'

A104

3.7.19 2.19.19 1.15.19 11.28.18

IFA SET

PERMIT S DD PROGRA

DESCRIP

SHEET ISSUED: 3/7/19

A301

WDG PROJECT NO.: 18-13

1 A104

LEVEL 1 - ENLARGED PLAN 3/16" = 1'-0"

SHEET NUMBER:

4 3 2 1

MARK DATE

SHEET TITLE:

FLOOR PLANS

FLOOR PLANS 0'

THE DESIGN CONCEPTS REPRESE THIS DOCUMENT ARE SPECIFICALL THIS PROJECT. INFORMATION CON HEREIN IS THE SOLE PROPERTY O ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS AND SHA TRANSFERRED TO ANY OTHER DO USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE O CONVEYED TO THIRD PARTIES IN A WHATSOEVER WITHOUT THE EXPR WRITTEN CONSENT OF WDG ARCH ENGINEERS.

15'-4 1/4"

WDG PROJECT NO.: 18-130

A104

REGAL CONSTRUCTION MARATHON ADMIN BLD EXPANSION

86'-0" 12" MIN

10'-9 1/8"

11'-9 1/2"

OFFICE

KIFA SET

SHEET ISSUED: 3/7/19

A301

6'-3 7/8" V.I.F.

107C

50'-11"

10'-0" 10'-0"

15'-0 5/8"

THE DESIGN CONCEPTS REPRESENTED IN THIS DOCUMENT ARE SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT. INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF WDG ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS AND SHALL NOT BE TRANSFERRED TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS, USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE OR BE CONVEYED TO THIRD PARTIES IN ANY FORM WHATSOEVER WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT OF WDG ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS.

MARK DATE

A301

10'-0"

88'-4 3/8"

86'-5 3/4"

6'-0" 12'-0" 7'-6 1/4"

211C

210C

209C

114C-B

OFFICE

15'-0"

106C

9'-6"

OFFICE 15'-4 1/4"

23'-7 1/2"

OFFICE

9'-6 5/8"

109C

15'-0"

A301

210C

9'-10 3/4"

OFFICE

108C

OFFICE

A401

211C

209C

OFFICE

105C

15'-1 7/8"

8'-2 3/4"

208C

105C

OFFICE B

1'-8"

5'-6 3/8"

STORAGE

A401

9'-6"

OFFICE

A301

212C

47'-2"

212C

15'-9 3/8"

20'-6 1/2"

OFFICE

213C

104C

106C

A421

11'-10"

OFFICE

OFFICE 104C

12'-1 3/4"

11'-11 3/8" 10'-0"

A311

213C

A B

215C

111C 111C

47'-2"

OFFICE

214C

6'-0 5/8"

9'-10 1/8"

200C

OFFICE

110C

K 1'-4"

1'-4"

11'-9 1/2"

207C

10'-0"

29'-2 1/4"

5'-5" 12'-0"

12" MIN 9'-6 5/8"

K A

1'-4"

214C

112C

109C

1'-4"

15'-4 1/4"

OFFICE 207C

A311

210C

209C

15'-0"

TYP

6'-3 7/8"

4'-2 3/8"

14 108C

OFFICE

1'-4"

9'-10 3/4"

208C

15'-9 3/8"

100C

5'-6 3/8"

211C

A401

112C

113C 15

1'-8"

210C

OFFICE

RR 216C

A311

11'-10"

OFFICE

113C

107C

25'-10 1/8"

211C

209C

OFFICE

11'-9 1/2"

OFFICE

107C

7'-6 1/4"

15'-1 7/8"

6'-3 7/8" V.I.F.

OFFICE B

A401

6'-0 5/8"

25'-10 1/8"

TYP

206C

15'-0 5/8"

206C

6'-0 5/8"

212C

A401

OFFICE

9'-10 3/4"

OFFICE

213C

A311

25'-10 1/8"

11'-10"

OFFICE

208C

106C

213C

200C

OFFICE

10'-9 1/8"

11'-9 1/2"

207C

A311

23'-7 1/2"

106C

A421

12'-1 3/4"

6'-3 7/8"

207C

A311

10'-1 1/4"

215C

A421 114C-B

OFFICE

9'-10 1/8"

OFFICE

214C

11'-11 3/8"

15'-1 7/8"

OFFICE

214C

216C

215C

30'-0"

205C

A401

A311

206C

15'-2"

86'-0"

OFFICE

8'-2 3/4"

A421

TYP

A301

1'-4"

15'-1 7/8"

10'-0"

206C

12'-0"

12'-0" 10'-1 1/4"

OFFICE

1'-11"

4663 West Airline Highway Garyville, LA 70051

REGAL CONSTRUCTION MARATHON ADMIN BLD EXPANSION

10'-1 1/4"

205C

A311

105C

103C

25'-10 1/8"

OFFICE

1'-4"

50'-11"

A301 218C

217C

6'-0"

87'-6 1/8"

105C

OFFICE 10'-0"

30'-0"

88'-4 3/8"

6'-0"

RR 216C

86'-5 3/4"

6'-0"

216C

215C

A401

OFFICE

6'-0 1/8"

204C

14'-10"

10'-0"

18" MIN

29'-2 1/4"

14'-10"

104C

30'-0"

10'-0"

30'-0"

87'-6 1/8"

205C

204C

114C

A311

217C

OFFICE 205C

5'-11"

OFFICE

9'-10 3/4"

15'-2"

104C

218C

OFFICE

102C

11'-7" A

203C

103C

219C

OFFICE

15'-6 1/2"

A301

219C

OFFICE

217C

CONFERENCE ROOM

5'-5"

218C

103C

10'-0"

9'-10 3/4"

6'-0 1/8"

202C

203C

OFFICE

1'-11"

204C

A311

OFFICE

A311

217C

218C

204C

OFFICE

OFFICE 5'-11"

202C

10'-1"

10'-1 1/4"

15'-6 1/2"

114C

11'-7"

203C

OFFICE

102C

114C-A

102C

103C

219C

OFFICE

10'-0"

203C

219C

14'-10"

202C

10'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM

202C

29'-2 1/4"

OFFICE

10'-0"

29'-2 1/4"

DESIGNER CUBICLE AREA

114C-A

102C

10'

SHEET NUMBER:

A104

RENEW GARDEN PAVILION NEW ORLEANS EAST NEW CONSTRUCTION

The ReNew Garden Pavilion was produced for a charter school in New Orleans East by Design Office. The design was organized to maximize flexibility and space. The pavilion was used as a classroom, a kitchen, a farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market, a gathering space, for the students and their families. To increase the flexibility of the space, all amenities, including benches, tables, kitchen sinks, tools, and equipment can all be securely stored within a central storage wall which doubles as a blackboard. Each of the four distinct gardens highlights a different element critical in the life of a plant: Earth, Water, Light, and Wind and presents students with an immersive environment to learn about agriculture. Each garden also devotes a significant portion of its space for student planting where they can have the freedom to explore and experiment how food is produced.

I was responsible for producing concept designs and graphics utilizing Revit and photoshop for the design competition for the pavilion which we eventually won. After Design Office was awarded the project, our interdisciplinary team of architects and an engineer completed drawings for the construction of the pavilion. During this process, I was responsible for producing detail drawings of the steel and cedar roof structure and collaborating with an in-house structural engineer to produce foundation drawings. This project was defined by its sensitivity to connection and its commitment to enhancing the lives of students through the natural environment.

SCI-REC CENTER FRESH WATER BAYOU , LA GRADUATE THESIS

The main driver behind this project is time, specifically, architecture as a way to vivify the passing of time through site, program, and form. Located on the South Louisiana coast, the Sci-Rec Center seeks to bring together cultural and scientific knowledge for the documentation, preservation, and proliferation for future generations. As time passes, the oyster beds installed around the reoccurring concrete footings build back the precious coastline strengthening the natural defenses of the fragile freshwater ecosystem from saltwater intrusion. The concrete footings that stretch over the site also serve to orient the viewerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attention to the surrounding landscape. A system of boardwalks allows visitors and scientists to easily transverse the landscape and experience the rapid changes of the coastal marsh ecosystem.

UP UP

Translucent concrete panels take inspiration from the water control structures and project shadows into the gallery where scientists display their findings. The program of the building serves as a research hub for scientists to learn more about the ecosystem, while also allowing the public to explore and learn more about their surroundings. The large mess hall enables opportunities for locals to teach scientists about traditional food preparation methods, allowing the transfer of knowledge to reverse. -

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4 5

3 2

Level 7 41' - 11 3/4"

Level 4 40' - 0"

FIRST FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

GALLERY LEARNING LAB TIDAL POOLS GALLERY STORAGE MECHANICAL OUTDOOR KITCHEN RENTAL EQUIPMENT/OUTDOOR KITCHEN STORAGE WETLAB SHED

GROUP OFFICE SPACE EQUIPMENT STORAGE RESEARCH STORAGE STORAGE MECHANICAL REC. BUNK HOUSE

Level 3 28' - 0"

3 2 4

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Level 5 0' - 0"

FOURTH FLOOR

1. KITCHEN 2. COLD STORAGE 3. DRY STORAGE 4. FREEZER 5. MECHANICAL 6. REC. BUNK HOUSE 7. RESEARCH LAB 8. STORAGE 9. EQUIPMENT STORAGE 10.FROZEN SAMPLE STORAGE 11.DRY SAMPLE STORAGE

Level 6 3' - 0"

DN UP

SECOND FLOOR

Level 1 5' - 0"

Level 2 16' - 0"

9 7 10

HEAD OFFICE SPACE SOLAR PANEL SAFETY HURRICANE FENCE MAINTENANCE ACCESS MECHANICAL

Sketches FLORNCE , ITALY STUDY ABROAD

During the Summer of 2012, I had the opportunity to study architecture in Europe. For six weeks I was immersed in the culture of Florence studying Italian and sketching great works of architecture including the Bargello, Basilica di Santo Spirito, the Duomo, and the more contemporary San Giovanni Battista. I was enamored with the vibrancy of the architectural details and the complexity of programs that filled the piazzas. I was also lucky enough to go on a few weekend trips to other well known Renaissance cities including Rome, Sienna, the hilltop fortress of San Giamono, as well as Paris and Amsterdam. The experiences that I had in Italy, France, and Amsterdam have dramatically influenced the way that I think about and interact with the urban environment.