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Noah Kelly - Architect - C 39748 - NCARB 916.479.2073 noahmichaelkelly@gmail.com www.noahmkelly.com I am a self-motivated designer who constantly questions the norms in architectural practice. Through research, exploration, a holistic view on architecture and a background with acoustics, lighting design, technology and landscape I am able to synthesize designs that meet a plethora of constraints. Combine this with an ability to communicate graphically and I know that I can have a positive impact on any firm I enter.

EXPERIENCE

HMC Architects March 2021 - Present Project Designer -Led design efforts for small and medium-sized projects. Coordinate and produce design presentation material, and coordinate the design intent with the production and documentation of construction documents. Design Technology Manager July 2018 - October 2021 - Managed the design technology team within HMC. focusing on R&D, integrating emerging technologies, computational design, visualization, representation, and data analysis. Notable Projects - Davis Senior High School - Robotics Lab - Davis, CA - Chabot Community College - Library Facade Design and Validation - Hayward, CA (Blind peer reviewed and selected for publication and presentation at Facade Tectonics 2022 W.C.) - Roseville City School District - C80 Elementary School - Roseville, CA - S.T.R.C. - Sketchup to Rhino Conversion - Design Technology Support for Palomar College - Fallbrook Education Center - Fallbrook, CA Vrilakas | Groen Architects May 2017 - July 2018 Project Designer - Contributed to the design and development of projects on all levels. I helped move projects through entitlements and also worked to support the development of construction documents.

Notable Projects

- Open Window Development - Stockton, CA - Oak Park Container Project - Sacramento, CA - 1818 X Street - Sacramento, CA - 23rd & I Street - Sacramento, CA (For A full list of projects please contact Noah Kelly)

HMC Architects March 2017 - May 2017

Design Leader - Assisted in the design and development of projects, and will be responsible for managing the design of small projects. Produce design presentation material, and coordinate the design intent with the production and documentation of construction documents. Designer II December 2015 - April 2017 Designer I July 2014 - December 2015 Intern July 2013 - September 2013 Notable Projects - Western Placer High School #2 - Lincoln, CA - Davis Senior High School - All Student Center - Davis, CA - Woodside High School Classroom Building - Woodside, CA - Carlmont High School Classroom Building - Belmont, CA - Cañada Community College Math and Science Building Competition - Redwood City, CA - HMC Sacramento Office Interior Design - Sacramento, CA - Saint Francis High School - Mountain View, CA (For A full list of projects please contact Noah Kelly)

“Smart” Harbor International Design Competition April 2013- June 2013 Young Architects Competition (Listed as a Finalist) -Challenged to revitalize an industrial harbor within a historic setting -Explored a symbiotic relationship between the built and natural environment

SKILLS

Rhino, SketchUp, Revit, Grasshopper, Dynamo, Enscape, Lumion, V-Ray, AutoCAD, Climate Studio, Cove.tool, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, Finalcut Pro, Bluebeam, Layout, Newforma, Tonic DM, Mac and Windows proficient

EDUCATION

NewSchool of Architecture and Design Bachelor of Architecture 2014

ACTIVITIES Associate Member of AIA; Sacramento Tree Foundation;

TEDxTalk City 2.0 Pitch session: Light of Tomorrow; Lighting designer.

Noah Kelly | 916.479.2073 | noahmichaelkelly@gmail.com | www.noahmkelly.com

GPA: 3.5

The Human Realm

_California, USA Area of Concentration

San Diego

Civic District Gaslamp District

Thesis Statement As we continue to evolve technologically and socially there seems to be a growing gap developing between our relationships with each other. The car, which was designed to separate, started this gap. The social media that has been made to connect us has failed to do so and has robed us of real physical relationships. This can leave most feeling inadequate in their current situation without the warmth given to a real physical relationship. Yet even in architecture there has been a gap. We have begun to be caught up in the advances of building technology. We throw solar panels and dynamic facades onto the exterior of a building and call it a great piece of architecture because it showcases new technology not even developed by the architect. Our field has moved in this direction without really thinking of how architecture interacts with its users. We have forgotten about the user and have continued to

Residential

Commercial

“decorate” our buildings. We don’t design for people anymore and we have forgotten that our designs have an affect on society. Both technology and Architecture have forgotten about the importance of the individual and there relationships with one another. Something many of us have experienced. Have the streets in a downtown urban environment in North America been designed purely as a means of transportation, both for pedestrian and vehicular. Have we forgotten about the human aspect in an urban environment altogether? How can we as architects begin to design in a way that encourages human interaction both passive and active without starting over. The human experience shouldn’t be determined by how we experience architecture, but by how architecture allows us to experience relationships. My design thesis is about cultivating human

Parks

Parking

interaction through architecture by connecting and re-configuring existing structures The idea is to graft volumes and program into existing structures as well as physical connections creating a more permeable city. This will encourage a greater community to form. I will be looking to graft into structures in order to connect them together, to start to create a human realm, that will integrate a larger group of structures and create a better sense of belonging that will build a stronger community which currently evades most downtown urban environments. This will start to connect the isolated blocks in a dense downtown environment. It is important to realize the importance of community and people in architecture. Brooks Rainwater in his article Cities are for people says, that “The relationships people form with one another and the space around them are what make cities work.” (Rainwater).

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Elevated Cafe

Leasable Space

Elevated Walk

Reconfigured Atrium Space

Relocated Childcare

Park/Elevated Walk

4 2

4 3

Level 3

Level 2

BridgePoint Tower

1 Play Structure

Structural and Shading Devices

2 Union Bank Tower

Union Bank Bridge and Shade Structure

4th Street Alley Shading Structure

Civic Arts Living

Re-Adapted Theater

Elevated Paths

Bridge Structure and Shading Retail Shading

Double Height Retail

Bicycle Entry/Exit Points

Horton Plaza Intervention

Commercial Access Points

24/7 Public Access Points

Relocated Childcare

Ground Level Restaurant

Elevated Cafe

Double Height Retail

Section Cuts

Site Plan 1”:200’ Exploded Axonimetric: Not to Scale

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B 1

5 3

10 8

Level 1

Level 2

Apartment Lobby

Apartment Office

Apartment Mech.

Ticket Office

Theater Lobby

Theater

Theater Stage

Theater Support

Restaurant Kitchen

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Restaurant Bar

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Restaurant Indoor Seating

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Restaurant Outdoor Seating

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4Th Street Alley

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Elevated Walk Access

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Theater Tech Booth

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Apartment Lobby

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Public Showcase Space

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Elevated Walk

Level 3

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SMART HARBOR COMPETITION

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C OASTAL AN D OC EAN OGR APHY R ESEAR CH F AC IL IT Y 43, 250 SQ. F T .

LIBR A R Y & C A F E A DM INIST R A T ION BU IL DING SER VIC ES

C IR C U L A T ION

36 C IT Y C OU R T VIEW @ 320-430SQ. F T .

74 DEL U X E R OOM S @ 375-485SQ. F T

10 J U N IOR SU IT ES @ 700-800SQ. F T .

HOT EL R OOM S

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SP A L OBBY /LOU N GE

C ON F ER EN C E A N D M EETIN G R OOM S

BOU TIQUE HOT EL 111, 519. 9 SQ. F T .

C IR C U L A T ION LOBBY /BA R

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SECON DA R Y T HEA T ER

BA C K OF HOU SE R OOF T OP SP A C E

WEDGE HAR BOR THEATER 40, 237. 5 SQ. F T .

TOT A L P R OGR A M 203, 111. 5 SQ. F T .

N ATU R E VISITOR C EN TER 6, 676 SQ. F T .

C IR C U L A T ION

R ESEA R C H F A C IL IT Y R OOM S

5 SU ITES @ 860-1614SQ. F T . P EN T -HOU SE SU IT @ 1725 SQ. F T

ST U DEN T DOR M IT OR IES TO F IT 18 ST U DEN T S VISITIN G SC IEN T IST , P R OF ESSION A L S W / F A M IL Y . 2 @ 800-900SQ. F T . VISITIN G SC IEN T IST , P R OF ESSION A L S W/O F A M IL Y . 2 @ 300-400SQ. F T

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SMART HARBOR COMPETITION

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This project explored the possibility of a symbiotic relationship with the natural and built environment. By allowing natural systems to erode away at what was imposed on the site we begin to have a dynamic interaction between the natural and built environment. Allowing the site to speak for itself and dictate the ma jor design moves. Trusting in this process has lead me to discover the need for a variable tide landscape that will re-introduce natural circulation back into the harbor, and provide for cleaner water for a healthier marine habitat.

Site Boundaries

Use the foot print of existing structures to begin to influence new development and also speak to the history and memories of the site and its users.

Site Boundaries

Allow the river to start reclaiming back its natural river mouth. Eroding away at the harbor in the form of cyclonic circulation.

Extrude the foot print to begin to look at scale and the spaces it starts to define/create.

Allow the building to become a source of water that then interacts with the natural filtration systems of the site and Foglia River.

Begin to push back the west side to allow a view to the west mountains and ocean.

At the center of the cyclonic currents are where they are deepest, this will be a center for marine and oceanography research.

Allowing the waters current to create a negative pressure to re-assert a natural circulation and draw the polluted water out during high tide.

At low tide the tide variating lanscape will trap the contaminated harbor water and cleanse it using a natural wetland.

Start to implement the idea of treading lightly and also raise the east side to allow for more west views.

The tide on average rises 1 meter allowing the water to be traped this will help provide new habitats for the marine life to thrive.

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MARINE OCEANOGRAPHY RESEARCH LABS HOTEL THEATER SHOPS/RESTUARANTS NATURE VISITOR CENTER NATURAL LANDSCAPE/CITY CONNECTION UNPROTECTED LANDSCAPE/NATURAL ERONSION AREA INCREASE BIKE/PEDESTRIAN ACCESS THROUGH GREENSPACE PROPOSED BEACH WATER

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Marine Research Floor Plan Level 1

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Parco Miralfiore Pesaro

Process Sketches Noah Kelly | 916.479.2073 | noahmichaelkelly@gmail.com | www.noahmkelly.com

Civic Arts Pavilion The project became a Civic Arts Pavilion, a place for the people of east village to come, be refreshed and inspired through art of all types. The project also integrates a new bike path that connects it with the fabric of downtown and balboa park.

PROCESS SKETCHES

WEST ELEVATION

15’

30’

60’

Island. St

14th. St

13th. St

Park Blvd.

11th. St

10th. St

J. St

K. St

SITE PLAN Noah Kelly | 916.479.2073 | noahmichaelkelly@gmail.com | www.noahmkelly.com

25’

50’

100’

DAVIS SENIOR HIGH 09

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My role in the development of the All Student Center began with assisting in master planning the campus and developing a preliminary plan for the placement of the new building. From there I worked on the conceptual design for the All Student Center, looking to create a simple but strong architecture that would draw students in from the quad. I followed and helped develop the project through all phases: SD, DD, CD, CA.

(E) AGRICULTURE ROP

12' - 11"

(E) OFFICE

(E) METAL SHOP

54 (4)21

Client: Davis Joint Unified School District Location: Davis, CA Program: Kitchen, Multi-Purpose, Classroom, Student Collaboration. Program Size: ~14,000 SF Project Team: Arturo Levenfeld: Principle In Charge Raija Clar: Project Manager Noah Kelly: Designer/Renderings Tony Ho: Project Coordinator Project Status: Under Construction

1' - 3"

A6.1

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8' - 9 1/4"

4' - 6 1/4"

7' - 3 1/2"

25' - 2 1/2"

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ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR’S OFFICE

STORAGE SAFE

RECEIVING

SERVING LINES

ASB

DRY STORAGE

WALK-IN FRIDGE WALK-IN FREEZER

STORAGE

STUDENT STORAGE

KITCHEN

PARENT

ALL STUDENT CENTER

WRESTLING

CHANGING ROOM

FSD OFFICE

STORAGE

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PERF. ARTS

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STORAGE

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CULINARY ARTS

LAB

ELECTRICAL

CAREER CENTER COUNSELING

ALL STUDENT CENTER E.2

GRID

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ROOF OVERHANG EDGE DETAIL EXT CEMENT PLASTER

ROOF OVERHANG EDGE DETAIL

ROOF PROFILE DETAILS

EXT CEMENT PLASTER O/ W.P. MEMBRANE O/ EXT SHEATHING O/ MTL FRAMING EXT CEMENT PLASTER O/

W.P. MEMBRANEVENT, O/ SEE 6/A10.4 CONTINUOUS EXT SHEATHING O/ MTL FRAMING

GRAY PROFILE 2' - 4"SINGLE PLY ROOFING ON ROOF 4' - 8" 7' - 0" 4' - 8"

5/8"

SINGLE PLY ROOFING O/ROOF SHEATHING O/RIGID INSULATION O/MTL DECK

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HEAVY GAGE FRAMING, SSD

2' - 1"

HEAVY GAGE FRAMING, SSD

F.O. STUD F.O. STUD

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T.O. HI ROOF 22' - 0" 1 1/2" RIGID INSULATION 6" METAL STUD FRAMING @ 16" O.C.

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GRAY SINGLE PLY ROOFING O/ W.P. ROOFING MEMBRANE O/ 0' - 3" ROOF SHEATHING

GRAY SINGLE PLY ROOFING O/ ROOF SHEATHING O/ METAL FRAMING

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RIGID INSULATION

ROOF SHEATHING O/ RIGID INSULATION O/ MTL DECK

3' - 7 1/2" 3' - 7 1/2"

CONTINUOUS GRAY SINGLE PLY TRIM STRIP SHEET METAL FLASHING CONTINUOUS GRAY SINGLE PLY COUNTER FLASHING TRIM STRIP GRAYMETAL SINGLE PLY ROOFING O/ SHEET FLASHING W.P. ROOFING MEMBRANE O/ COUNTER FLASHING ROOF SHEATHING

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GRAY SINGLE PLY ROOFING ON ROOF PROFILE 7' - 0"

CEILING, SEE RCP

BATT INSULATION PAINTED GYPSUM WALLBOARD STRUCTURAL STEEL TUBE, SSD REFER TO H/S3.1

STRUCTURAL BEAM & COL, CEILING, SEE RCP SSD STRUCTURAL BEAM & COL, SSD

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ROOF OVERHANG DETAIL SECTION

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STOREFRONT HEAD OF WALL @ E.2

LIGHT LEVEL ANALYSIS

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V.E. DESIGN 2

WOODSIDE HIGH This work was produced while at HMC Architects GIRLS

Client: Woodside Joint Unified School District Location: Woodside, CA Program: Science, Robotics, and General Classrooms Program Size: ~12,000 SF Project Team: Arturo Levenfeld: Principle In Charge Mirella Son: Project Manager Noah Kelly: Designer/Renderings Frederick Bauer: Project Coordinator Project Status: Under Construction

290 SF

CLASSROOM

990 SF

960 SF

CLASSROOM 990 SF

BOYS 220 SF

JANITOR 40 SF

STAFF RR 170 SF

STUDENT COLLABORATION 540 SF

TERRACE

CLASSROOM 960 SF

CLASSROOM 990 SF

SECOND FLOOR Woodside High School

BUILDING UPDATE ELECTRICAL

GIRLS

Second Floor

240 SF

190 SF

Sequoia Unified School District | 03-04-2015

MACHINE SHOP

ENGINEERING

720 SF

1120 SF

BOYS 230 SF

JANITOR 60 SF

STORAGE / WELDING

My role in the development of the Woodside High Classroom Building began with assisting in master planning the campus and developing a preliminary plan for the placement of the new building. From there I worked on the conceptual design for the classroom, creating many schemes due to unforeseen site conditions that impacted the budget. I followed and helped develop the project through most phases: SD, DD, CD.

470 SF

STAFF RR 100 SF

STORAGE 240 SF

ROBOTICS WORKROOM CLASSROOM 1170 SF

PREP. ROOM 240 SF

CHEMISTRY LAB 1460 SF

FIRE RISER

CLASSROOM

50 SF

920 SF

BOILER ROOM 220 SF

FIRST FLOOR Woodside High School

BUILDING UPDATE

Sequoia Unified School District | 03-04-2015

First Floor

MASSING STUDY

CLASSROOM BLDG. V.E. DESIGN 1

ORIGINAL DESIGN

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HMC ARCHITECTS 09

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The Sacramento Office for HMC Architects was my first completed project out of college. I was responsible for the design of this project and worked closely with the project coordinator to develop the set of construction documents. I was intimately involved in all aspects of this project and was given the opportunity to take the CA phase by the reigns - giving me an invaluable understanding of the construction process, which allowed me to connect the drawings on paper to the materials in the field.

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Client: HMC Architects Location: Sacramento, CA Program: Design Studio Space Program Size: ~5,000 SF Project Team: Arturo Levenfeld: Principle In Charge Noah Kelly: Designer/Renderings Tony Ho: Project Coordinator Christopher Grant: Photography Project Status: Completed

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18 1 8 X Street

This work was produced whileAREA MAP at Vrilakas | Groen Architects

PROJECT DATA Zoning: Setbacks Front: Side: Alley:

Bicycle Parking: Long Term: 1 per 2 units Short Term: 1 per 10 units

Same as Neighbor Lots 5’ 4’ parking off prop. line

VICINITY MAP

SMOOTH WHITE STUCCO, TYP. PAINTED HARDIE PANEL SIDING, TYP.

20 spaces 4 spaces

+40’-0” PENTHOUSE PARAPET +34’-6” PARAPET +30’-0”

Unit Mix: Studios: 1 bed rm 2 bed rm 2 bed rm + roof

PENTHOUSE LEVEL

21 units 12 units 3 units 5 units

Client: 35’ to top plate Trondheim Properties can exceed by up to 50% penthouse Location: Note: (7) 3rd floor units have roof decks up to 50% Total Apartment Sacramento, CA Units: 41 units FAR = 1.4 Total Office: 1 unit Program: Site Area 19,200 sf (160x120) Units Per Floor: 14 units 41 Unit Apartment Complex Gross Bldg Area: 27,474 sf Flr 1 4,046 + 4,612 = 8,658sf On Site Parking: 11 stalls Program Size: Flr 2 4,046 + 4,612 = 8,658sf X Street Parking: 5 stalls Flr 3 4,046 + 4,612 = 8,658ssf ~27,474 SF Penthouses: 5 x300sf = 1,500sf Project Team: Mark Groen: Design Principle James Ross: Project Coordinator Noah Kelly: Project Designer/Entitlements Project Status: Design Development Allowable Height:

PROJECT LOCATION

+20’-0” LEVEL 3

+10’-0” LEVEL 2

PROJECT LOCATION NORTH

0’-0" GROUND

CONCRETE SITE WALL, TYP. VINYL WINDOW SYSTEM, TYP. STEEL ENTRY GATE & RAILING SYSTEM, TYP.

PAINTED HARDIE PANEL SIDING, TYP VINYL WINDOW SYSTEM, TYP. SMOOTH WHITE STUCCO, TYP.

+40’-0” PENTHOUSE PARAPET +34’-6” PARAPET +30’-0” PENTHOUSE LEVEL

+20’-0” LEVEL 3

1818 X STREET APARTMENTS ALLEY

EAST

CMU PROPERTY WALL CONCRETE SITE WALL

1818 X Street SACRAMENTO, CA 10.04.17 1818 X Street SACRAMENTO, CA 10.04.17

SMOOTH WHITE STUCCO, TYP.

Bed Rm

Bath 1

0’-0" GROUND

EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

PAINTED HARDIE PANEL SIDING, TYP.

Living Bed Rm

+10’-0” LEVEL 2

X STREET

32 FT

1/8”=1’-0”

Roof Deck 235 sf

+40’-0” PENTHOUSE PARAPET

Entry

+34’-6” PARAPET

Kitchen Water Heater

+30’-0”

W/D

PENTHOUSE LEVEL

Studio 490 sf

2 Story - Level 2 178 sf

+20’-0” LEVEL 3

+10’-0” LEVEL 2 1818 X STREET APARTMENTS | SACRAMENTO, CA

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Water Heater

10.04.17

Bed Rm

Bath 1

Entry

10.04.17

Kitchen Bed Rm

W/D

0’-0" GROUND

SOUTH

VINYL WINDOW SYSTEM, TYP.

Entry

CONCRETE SITE WALL, TYP.

Kitchen

STEEL ENTRY GATE & RAILING SYSTEM, TYP.

Living

Bath 1

Living

Water Heater

W/D

PAINTED HARDIE PANEL SIDING, TYP VINYL WINDOW SYSTEM, TYP. SMOOTH WHITE STUCCO, TYP.

2 Story - Level 1 647 sf

1 Bedroom / 1 Bath

+40’-0”

612 sf

PENTHOUSE PARAPET

Total Unit: 825 sf Roof Deck: 235 sf

+34’-6” PARAPET 1818 X STREET APARTMENTS | SACRAMENTO, CA 0

1818 X STREET APARTMENTS | SACRAMENTO, CA

10.04.17

Kitchen

+30’-0”

10.04.17

PENTHOUSE LEVEL

Bed Rm Kitchen

Flex Rm

+20’-0” LEVEL 3

Living

Living +10’-0”

Bath 1

LEVEL 2

X STREET Water Heater

ALLEY

W/D

Bath 2

0’-0"

Entry

GROUND

Bed Rm

Bath 2

Entry Water Heater

Bath 1

WEST

CMU PROPERTY WALL CONCRETE SITE WALL

1 Bed / 1 Flex / 2 Bath

2 Bed / 2 Bath - Corner Unit

884 sf

882 sf

10.04.17

EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

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32 FT

1/8”=1’-0”

X Street

Street Parking - 5 stalls

PROJE

14' 2"

6' 6"

Zoning: Setback Front: Side: Alley:

gate

roof deck

10' 6"

5' 6”

(e) bldgs

7' 8"

(e) bldg

Allowab Height: can ex pentho

upper walk

Total Ap Total Of Units Pe

BLDG 2

courtyard 40’x50’

On Site X Street

160' 0"

upper walk

BLDG 1

upper walk

roof deck

Bicycle Long T Short T

Bike Prkg

5' 0"

roof deck

4 stalls C

4'-0"

30' 0"

4'-0"

16'-0"

2'-0"

gate

8'-6"

7 stalls C

Alley

(e) bldgs

masonry trash enclosure

120'-0"

BLDG 1

BLDG 2

total 12,036sf

total 13,836sf

4,046 sf

32 FT

4,612 sf

1/16” = 1’ - 0”

Unit Mix Studios: 1 bed rm 2 bed rm 2 bed rm

Note: ( ro

FAR = Site Are Gross Bl Flr 1 Flr 2 Flr 3 Penth

SITE

18 SACRAM

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23 rd & I Street

This work was produced while at Vrilakas | Groen Architects

68'-3"

Full Brick Veneer Window System

38’-0”

Client: Vrilakas | Groen Architects Location: Sacramento, CA Program: 7 Unit Apartment Complex Program Size: ~12,130 SF Project Team: Mark Groen: Design Principle James Ross: Project Coordinator Noah Kelly: Project Designer/Renderings/Entitlements Project Status: Design Development

26'-4"

TRASH ACCESS

NORTH

51'-3"

9'-6"

Full Brick Veneer

425 sf 85 sf 510 sf 510 sf 1,530 sf

Entry Drive

6,120sf 4,590sf 10,710 sf

Downspout, TYP. Wood Siding

Garage:

Drive

11'-1"

Total Project Built:

Patio

1,420 sf 12,130 sf

10'-6"

1. 2. 3.

CEMENT PLASTER FULL BRICK PAINTED WOOD SIDING

SMOOTH FINISH VENEER 30'-0"

LIGHT GREY DARK RED LIGHT GREY

Bldg Hgt: +38ft

Cement Plaster, Smooth Finish, TYP.

13'-5"

Kitchen

10'-6"

Master Suite

71’x20’

EAST

MATERIALS SUMMARY:

Counter / BBQ

Bath

16 FT

GARAGE

Bedroom

9'-5"

9'-7"

Study

Living Dn

Casework

Entry

51'-3"

Office

Wood Siding

Bldg Hgt: +38ft

Downspout, TYP. Cement Plaster, Smooth Finish, TYP.

Window Wall 9'-6"

Window Wall

Privacy Wall & Unit Patios

10'-6"

Balcony

Entry Steps

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 2

1'-11"

LEVEL 1

13'-4"

4'-0"

13'-0"

4'-0"

12'-8"

2'-4"

10'-0"

SOUTH

Entry Drive to Parking

15'-10"

30'-0"

25'-0"

30'-0"

Open to Below

Lau.

5'-0"

30'-0"

20'-4"

Clo.

Dining

Entry Drive to Parking

UNIT PLANS

MATERIALS SUMMARY: 1.

CEMENT PLASTER

SMOOTH FINISH

LIGHT GREY

ELEVATIONS I AND 23RD STREET | SACRAMENTO, CA

1/8” = 1'-0"

10'-0"

5'-0"

17'-0"

10'-1"

Floor Areas: TRANSFORMER Level 1 Level 1 patio Level 2 Level 3 Total Unit SF:

9'-6"

PROJECT AREAS:

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Garage Beyond

Total Unit Areas: 17'-0"

Bldg Hgt: +38ft

3'-9"

Cement Plaster, Smooth Finish, TYP.

Total Area: Bldg 1: (4) x 1530 sf Bldg 2: (3) x 1530 sf

17'-0"

Cement Plaster, Smooth Finish, TYP.

WEST

11.14.17

(E) TREES ON PROJECT SITE TO REQUIRE PRUNING ON SOME LIMBS

80'-0" 5'-11"

I Street

(E) TREE ON PROJECT SITE TO BE REMOVED

PROJECT AREAS:

7'-6"

4'-10"

69'-3"

Floor Areas: Level 1 Level 1 patio Level 2 Level 3 Total Unit SF: 4'-7"

7'-6"

(E) TREES ON PROJECT SITE TO REQUIRE PRUNING ON SOME LIMBS

Total Area: Bldg 1: (4) x 1530 sf Bldg 2: (3) x 1530 sf

4'-7"

PL = 80’

GATE

Total Unit Areas:

31'-0"

Garage:

BUILDING 1

425 sf 85 sf 510 sf 510 sf 1,530 sf

6,120sf 4,590sf

10,710 s

71’x20’

1,420 s

Total Project Built:

12,130

TRASH (E) TREES ON PROJECT SITE TO REQUIRE PRUNING ON SOME LIMBS

(2) SHORT TERM BICYCLE PARKING

SITE NOTES: NEW APARTMENT BUILDINGS

LANDSCAPE: SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN

120'-0"

PL = 120’

TYP.

BUILDING 2

19'-2"

NEW LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION

PARKING: ALL ONSITE PARKING COVERED WITH-IN GARAGES

24’-0”

71'-0"

(E) LOT LINE TO BE MERGED

GARAGES

20'-0"

4'-11"

(E) TREE ON PROJECT SITE TO BE REMOVED

8'-2"

GATE

13'-4"

40'-0"

(E) TREE ON PROJECT SITE TO BE REMOVED

TRANS

2'-4"

PL = 80’

20'-0"

24'-5"

31'-6"

(E) TREE ON NEIGHBORING SITE TO REMAIN

SITE PLAN

3'-1"

I AND 23RD STREET | SACRAMENTO, CA

1/8” = 1'-0"

1'-3"

VRILAKAS GROEN ARCHITECTS | 1221 18TH STREET | SACRAMENTO, CA | 95811 | 11.14.2017

51'-3"

PL =120’ 120’

10'-8"

(E) BLDG

NEW GARAGES

6'-6"

23rd Street

10'-11"

GATE

16 FT

11.14.17

UNIT ENTRY VIEW

I STREET PERSPECTIVE

UNIT ENTRY VIEW

23RD & I STREET BIRDS EYE VIEW

PROJECT VIEW I AND 23RD STREET | SACRAMENTO, CA 11.14.17

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I STREET PERSPECTIVE

EXPLORE

DESIGN

CREATE

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