“Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it’s decoration.” JEFFREY ZELDMAN
CONTENTS
INTERIOR DETAILING & MECHANICAL SYSTEMS PAGE 1
SENIOR STUDIO 2 PAGE 23
AUTOCAD 3 PAGE 11
HOSPITALITY DESIGN PAGE 5
COMMERCIAL DESIGN PAGE 17
RENDERING PAGE 53
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN PAGE 37
INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN PAGE 57
KITCHEN & BATH PAGE 43
INTERIOR DETAILING & MECHANICAL SYSTEMSINTB322 This course is a study of the materials, principles and sustainable concepts utilized in basic construction, building, and mechanical systems for interiors.
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INTERIOR DETAILING &
MECHANICAL SYSTEMSINTB322 Waterworks Aqualinea Calacatta Polished
RENDERED IN REVIT
3Form Ecoresin Zebrano Chevron
3Form Ecoresin Highres Rosewood
3Form Ecoresin Highres Zebrano
3Form Ecoresin Highres Wenge
1" 12'-08 1 1" 1 1 1 12 1"12"1'-31"12" 1"12"1'-31"12" 1'-38 1'-38 8 8
1" 2'-02
1"W WOOD END CAP
15" 16
1" 12 1"
1" 1'-38
1 D-3
1'-0" 1" 12
11"1" 1'-016 2
1" 2'-02
1" 12
1" 6'-616 1" 12 1" 2'-64
2X4 STUDS @ S4" O.C.
1" 12
1" 2'-64
1" 1'-38
1" 12
1" 12
1" 12'-08
1" 1'-38
PROJECTION OF COUNTERTOP ABOVE
2X4 WOOD SOLE PLATES 5X8" WOOD VENEERED MDO PANEL (TYP.)
2 D-4
1" 1'-38
3'-6"
1" 12
15" 16
3 D-3
1"111" 12 8
1" 2'-02
1" 2'-016
SOLID WOOD CORNER INSERT
1" 2'-02
1"1'-0" 12
1"11" 118 2
1" 2'-02 1" 12
1" 1'-38 1" 12
1" 1'-38
1" 1'-38
1" 12
1" 12
1" 1'-38 1" 12
1" 2'-02 1" 12
1" 1 12 118"
2 D-3 1 D-2
PLAN DETAIL SCALE: 1/2' = 1' - 0"
DETAILED SECTION RENDERED
HOSPITALITY DESIGNINTB352
This course is the design and presentation of a team-based hospitality project with emphasis on innovation and creativity.
MISSION STATEMENT I wanted to do something different in designing this space, so I went with a different style of restaurant design. The feeling that I am trying to portray in designing this space is a feeling of relaxation and comfort. I want the space to feel like home, and appeal to the senses of each customer. The atmosphere and food will appeal to a large amount of people with diverse tastes and preferences. I will be bringing the outdoors in, while still keeping it elegant. It will be rustic establishment combined with soft luxurious fabrics. The food that will be served will be Irish-American cuisine, comfort food, and pub food. The design will incorporate a comfortable yet luxurious scene. It will be an Irish-American restaurant. The path I will take when designing McCreary’s is presenting a trendy spot that makes a statement. The earthy color scheme will stay true to old Ireland and complement the natural surfaces added.
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MATERIALS
POLLACK Champagne 505/01 cloud
StratfordHall Candy Stripes Spearmint #6
Stone Thin Veneer
Stone Thin Veneer
Kravet Forever Velvet Onyx 9728.8
Kravet 4065.101 White
Decorative CeilingTiles Celtic Fantasy
Plyboo Strand Bamboo Veneer Neopolitan
SCHEMATICS-BUBBLES
Kravet Sculpted Velvet
Waterworks Aqualinea
Artistic Tile Bergamo
Plyboo Palm Collection Deco Palm Coconut
SCHEMATICS-BLOCKINGS
OUTDOOR DINING VIEW
ADD’L. WAITING AREA
BAR VIEW
VIEW FROM THE CHEF’S KITCHEN
HOSTESS STAND VIEW
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN 3ID340 Students successfully completing this course will be able to use Computer-Aided Design software to assist them in their three-dimensional project development. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the integration of computer technology into the design process and an introduction to BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology.
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VIEW OF THE STAGE & DANCE FLOOR MATERIALS Kravet Contract ENVISIONED.611
DALETILE Unpolished Nero P406
Daletile GRIGIO (2)P021
DALETILE GHIACCIO (3)P026
Kravet Contract 33783.11
Paperstone Mocha
Kravet Contract 32521.11
Maya Romanoff MR-SL1-01-1551
Waterworks Aqualinea DALETILE Acacia valley Calacatta Colorbody Polished Porcelain
Kravet Contract 32367.211
DALETILE
Kravet Contract 33510.416
Kravet
Kravet Contract 33489.11
Kravet
Maya Romanoff MR-FV-16X15-O
Kravet
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
Wild Irish Rose is located in an existing building in Chicago, Illinois. The inspiration behind it comes from the country of Ireland. The area is populated with many bars and restaurants so what sets Wild Irish Rose apart from all of the rest is that it is a trendy restaurant/nightclub in the morning, and a nightclub at night. Subtle hints of Ireland are included throughout the space. There is a rustic elegance seen in the space as well as in the greige color scheme that includes hints of orange and green. A green wall is incorporated so that the outside is brought in.
STAGE VIEW
FIRST FLOOR BAR VIEW
RESTAURANT VIEW FROM THE MEZZANINE
DJ’S BOOTH
DECORATIVE WINE GLASS CEILING INSTALLATION
VIEW OF THE DANCE FLOOR & VIP AREAS
COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENTSID325
This course is the design and presentation of a complex commercial project with emphasis on universal and barrier free design as well as the workplace environment.
CONCEPT STATEMENT All senses will be enticed upon entering the rustic yet luxurious space at Inside Out Social Media. Technology will be showcased throughout the building to express the overall purpose of social media at the company. Senses will be heightened with elements that will speak to your whole body. This is a sustainable establishment so you will see a lot of green elements in this design, no matter how big or small. The analogous color scheme will help create a complete effect that will be used to pull the whole design together. The design will include both high tech and rustic elements to promote a truly timeless space that will be appreciated for years. The design will display that the company is both a high tech advanced technology irm, yet also providing a serene work environment. This will be used to encourage productivity.
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SOLUTION STATEMENT • Low voltage lighting will be incorporated to abide by our sustainability approach by designing an energy eficient environment for Inside Out Social Media, INC. • LEED Certiied, BIFMA Certiied, and GREENGUARD products will be incorporated to make an eco-friendly space. • There will be a card swipe security entry to enter past the reception area. • Inside Out Social Meidia, INC. is ADA accessible • Green walls and water features added throughout the building will bring a little bit of nature in as well as introduce a comforting and calming factor for anyone within the space. Although the plan will be to make a rustic space, luxurious elements will be added to provide a touch of elegance to each area.
Art Team
Coffee Table - LEED Credit MR 5 (Regional Materials)
Art/Graphic Staff Hallway
Pres./CEO Support Staff
Tabletop for the Conference Table - LEED Credit MR 5 (Regional Materials)
Admin. Assist.
Art Director
S/M MGR.
S/M MGR.
UP
Art Director
UP
Art Director
DN
Buisness Office
DN
Hallway
System Furniture - BIFMA - Certiied - LEED Credit MR 4 (Recycled Content) - LEED Credit MR 5 (Regional Materials) - USGBC LEED EQ 4.5 (Furniture and Seating) - SCS Indoor Advantageâ„¢ -Gold - Certiied
Buisness Office Hallway S/M MGR.
Buisness Office
Buisness Office
Hallway Small Conf.
Art Resource
Hallway Copy/Fax/File Sales/Mrkting
Shared WorkStations
Serv/Tele
Storage
Closet
Reception Area
Hallway
Break Room
Hallway
Large Confere nce
BOMA CALCULATION 1185860.1 square in. (8235.139 square ft.), Perimeter = 475'-4"
BOMA SQ.FT . PLAN
Seating for the Conference Area
Seating for the Break Room
Seating for the Reception Area
- GREENGUARD Certiied - LEED Credit 4 MR (Recycled Content) - LEED Credit MR 5 (Regional Materials)
LEED Credit MR 5 (Regional Materials)
C.O.M . - LEED Credit MR 3.2 (Materials Reuse) - LEED Credit MR 5 (Regional Materials)
CONFERENCE ROOM VIEW
WAITING ROOM VIEW
BREAK ROOM VIEW
ThESIS 1ID420 Students develop their critical thinking skills through creative writing exercises and discussions on ethical practices, human behavior, and environmental psychology and emerge with their own philosophy of research and interior design. Emphasis is on “real world� needs that could be better met through more responsible interior design and architecture. Content includes problem identiication, analysis of user needs, observation, and information gathering. Ultimately, a design program is prepared for a facility that will better support the psychological and physiological health, safety, and welfare of those who use the environment.
SENIOR STUDIO 2INTB422 Students select a subject based on their individual career aspirations and develop a project of a substantial scope. Emphasis is on real-world needs that could be better met through more responsible interior design and architecture. Content includes problem identiication, analysis of user needs, observation and information gathering. Ultimately a design program and schematic solution are prepared that will be further developed into a complete design solution in Senior Studio II for an interior environment that will better support the psychological and physiological health, safety and welfare of the public
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Baby Elephant Watercolor Art By: Brett Blumenthal
MATERIALS
PROJECT PROPOSAL The inspiration for the design started with observing the mannerisms of elephants.
Kravet Just So.635
Kravet Jingle.1635
Kravet Kalimantan.430
Kravet Joyful.1615
Kravet Kevin.16
3Form Ecoresin sky Pearl
TileDaily Wood Porcelain Tile
TileDaily Wood Porcelain Tile
Kravet
Weitzner Murmer
Kravet
Elephants are known to have relationships that are similar to humans. Elephant families will sometimes divide, due to factors such as lack of food. However, the families will remain together to some extent. They will meet at the watering holes and feeding areas and will appear happy to see each other. The herd is led by the matriarch and the other females make sure that the calves are surrounded and protected as the elephant herd travels. Elephants value their family structure and are known to be outgoing and sociable, and even shown to have lifelong bonds that last over long distances and time frames. (Andrew).
Waterworks Aqualinea Kravet Gable/D.615 Calacatta Polished
Ella Fent Community Hub will bring people together from all walks of life. All should feel welcomed into a non-judgmental family atmosphere. The hope is that the space generates bonds between any and all people, through the various programs provided. Â
POLLACK Champagne 505/01 cloud
Kravet
BUDGET PROPOSAL Care will be taken to specify durable, sustainable and economical quality products.
Location:
Chicago, Illinois
Number of employees:
40 full time and 160 part time
Number of guests/clients accommodated: 500
Business type:
Community Hub
Building type: Commercial
CODES AND BUILDING OCCUPANCY FIirst Floor Occupancy Type - Assembly Occupancy Load: Assembly = 433 Ofice = 4 Daycare = 36 Water closets = 10 Lavatories = 7 Water fountains = 4
Second Floor Occupancy Type - Assembly Occupancy Load: Assembly = 423 Fitness = 21 Water closets = 10 Lavatories = 7 Water fountains = 4 fountains = 4
Third Floor Occupancy Type - Assembly Occupancy Load: Assembly = 466 Kitchen = 5 Water closets = 11 Lavatories = 8 Water fountains = 4 fountains = 4
Purpose of project:
To establish a sense of community in a small town.
Approximate Sq. Ft.: 20,000 Sq. Ft.
SCHEMATICS
HISTORICAL INFLUENCE
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
The ideal would be to ind an existing Victorian house to renovate instead of building new. The inside will be open, but incorporate private spaces will be natural and organic. Ella Fent Community Hub will make a statement on the outside but the interior you will experience all of what nature has to offer in many forms. The community hub will be located in Chicago, IL and it will be run by 20 full-time employees. There will also be community volunteers. The volunteers will be able to use the space free of charge.
Access to Nature and Daylighting Building Layout & Wayinding Energy-Saving Sustainability Universal Design
Artists, musicians, dancers, teachers, and others will use the space to teach. There will be study, recreational, and itness rooms. Daycare will be provided for the occupants. There will be a sustainable garden roof along with a small kitchen and dining area. Additional gardens will be planted on the ground level. The gardens will be used to teach horticulture skills and to nourish the community wherever as needed. The community will serve a diverse group of people. UPDATE: In the ideaton stage it was discovered that a victorian exterior would not it in with the architecture style of Chicago, Illinois so it was changed.
HORIZONTAL BUILDING SECTION
FULL SET OF CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Mom and Baby Elephant Watercolor Art By: Brett Blumenthal
BREAK ROOM VIEW
CONNECTION TO MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL
Millennium Goal Target 7.b: Reduce biodiversity loss, achieving, by 2010, a signiicant reduction in the rate of loss
ROOF GARDEN VIEW
STUDY ROOM VIEW
RECEPTION AREA VIEW
USER VALUES AND GOALS The mission of Ella Fent Community Hub is to empower the community on the Southside of Chicago and create a family atmosphere for everyone to come together. The goal is to provide opportunities for all individuals to contribute to the community through the programs offered. Activities have also been incorporated to help stimulate the minds and bodies of each individual. The goal is to not only create a sense of community but to create a bonds that will last a lifetime. A type of bond that is reminiscent of the bond of elephants. Elephants relationships cannot be broken despite distance and time. Another goal is to create a sustainable environment for all visitors is a main goal for the facility. There is a desire to leave a lasting good impression on everyone who visits.
DAYCARE VIEW
DAYCARE VIEW
GAME ROOM VIEW
MUSIC ROOM VIEW
FITNESS ROOM VIEW
RESIDENTIAL DESIGNINTB302 This course is the design and presentation of a complex residential project with an emphasis on historic precedent.tion, analysis of user needs, observation and information gathering. Ultimately a design program and schematic solution are prepared that will be further developed into a complete design solution in Senior Studio II for an interior environment that will better support the psychological and physiological health, safety and welfare of the public
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PROBLEM STATEMENT The floorplan in its current state is not open enough or big enough to satisfy the needs of the Anderson Household.
THE PRE EXISTING SPACE
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
BUBBLES & BLOCKINGS
CONCEPT SKETCHES
NKBA KITCHEN VIEW
OFFICE VIEW
DEN VIEW
CONCEPT STATEMENT The inspiration behind the design of this space was Sheila’s request for natural light and an optimized view of the backyard. With that being said, all senses will be enticed upon entering this open and rustic space. This interior will offer a natural and sophisticated feeling to whomever enters it. Technology will be at the forefront of this space creating a space that will be technologically advanced. Senses will be heightened with elements that will speak to your whole body.
This interior will offer a natural and sophisticated feeling to whomever enters it. Technology will be at the forefront of this space creating a space that will be technologically advanced. Senses will be heightened with elements that will speak to your whole body. The design will include soft fabrics, natural materials, and elements to promote a truly timeless space that will be appreciated for years. A mixture of different surfaces will be added for comfortability and beauty.
Colorful accent pieces will be brought in to add an elegant feeling of unity and variety to this area. Natural light will be utilized and optimized throughout the space. The greige color scheme combined with pops of color will help create the complete effect, pulling the whole design together.
KITCHEN & BATH
ID275
This course challenges students to use planning requirements to create universal and accessible designs. Construction, electrical, and basic plumbing are taught with emphasis on these applications within residential kitchens and baths. Industry relevant nomendature and product information are used to create technical documents and custom aesthetic solutions.
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CLIENT NEEDS • Task lighting is needed. • Overall, lighting is poor. • An Island or a separate food prep area is a necessity. • Storage is a necessity. • The kitchen is dated so a newer appeal is needed. • Appliances need to be updated. • The flooring needs to be updated. • A backsplash is needed. • Eating area & a work area within the space is desired. • The kitchen is not very functional. • A wine rack is desirable.
KITCHEN VIEW
KITCHEN DESIGNED TO NKBA STANDARDS
LIVING ROOM VIEW
LIVING ROOM VIEW MATERIALS
KITCHEN & BATH
ID275
This course challenges students to use planning requirements to create universal and accessible designs. Construction, electrical, and basic plumbing are taught with emphasis on these applications within residential kitchens and baths. Industry relevant nomendature and product information are used to create technical documents and custom aesthetic solutions.
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS COMPLETED IN AUTOCAD. THE MODEL WAS COMPLETED IN SKETCHUP AND RENDERED IN PODIUM.
CHANDELIER VIEW
BEDROOM VIEW
CLIENT NEEDS • keep ada compliancies in mind • when designing the bathroom think of wheelchair accessability zz • ada compliant custom shower • private yet wheelchair accessible toilet area • jetted tub with a custom enclosure • towel display area • a bathroom retreat
BATHROOM VIEW
RENDERINGID211 In this course, surface textures, reflections, and apparent volume of space and objects are represented through exercises with mixed media and various rendering techniques including computer software applications. Students interpret actual materials and inishes to eficiently and effectively represent them within floor plans, sketches, details, and interior perspectives. Accuracy in applying the properties of color balance and distribution are factors that contribute to successful solutions.
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VIEWS RENDERED BY HAND OR WITH SKETCHUP.
PEN AND INK SKETCHES AND MARKER RENDERING We created a strong line drawing and then sketched in details with pen and ink. Since this sketch is the foundation for your work, it’s important that it is well done. Re-attempting the sketch a few times is a normal part of the process. We added some color with markers in areas of shadow but left other areas of the drawing blank. Doing this added more depth to the drawing later and gave a sense of reflection. We placed ink where we wanted viewers to focus. As we applied color, we added shadow with warm gray using the markers. Also, we added additional color to key points of focus. We considered using multiple tones of the same color, and blended the colors with those we added earlier; still we left some areas uncolored for a visual break. The lighting was created using a white, cream and orange colored pencil and then lighting techniques were added in photoshop, including a lens flare/dodge and burn.
BEFORE
LIVING ROOM VIEW
BEDROOM VIEW
INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN INTA412
This course is the design and presentation of an Institutional Project with emphasison anthropometrics, human factors, and human behavior.
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MARDI GRAS INSPIRED COLOR SCHEME STREETS OF ORLEANS MARDI GRA MASK
MARDI GRA BEADS: BY CLAUDIA LYNCH
Design concept The design goal that I had was to create a universally designed space that many different people can access. hy and prevent sickness. Plants that were added contribute to maintain clean indoor air quality. The rooms are united by using the same materials, manufacturer, and furniture in multiple rooms.
Symbolism, regionalism, and global awareness
Social and cultural influences or political and economic conditions/community awareness
My selected geographic location’s culture, history, and vernacular style
Agriculture influences are prominent in East Carroll Parish. For this reason, I decided to implement as much of the outdoors as I could in the space.
Hierarchy and target audience The target audience is a high poverty community.
Mardi Gras is an integral part of Louisiana and a well-known part of Lousiana’s culture. I wanted to incorporate it into my design.
The location that I am choosing for my project is East Carroll Parish, Louisiana. It is in the North-East area of Louisiana. East Carroll Parish is a parish, which is also known as a county in other states. Lake Providence is the parish seat of East Carroll Parish, which means it is the administrative center.
TEXTILES
FLOORING CONCEPT STATEMENT The design at Wexler will pay homage to the lavish heart of Louisiana by incorporating bold colors. Muted colors will be used in the private areas. The Mardi Gras color scheme will be used to create motion and to move attention throughout the space. The rooms will be uniied by the use of clean lines represented in the furniture pieces selected. The latest technology will be provided in this state of the art facility. The overall design will incorporate a universal design approach. Eco friendly materials will be used throughout the space to stay true to the culture of East Carroll Parish.
RECEPTION DESK CONCEPT SKETCH
COUNTERTOP
WALL FINSHES
MILLWORK MATERIAL
EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM VIEW
EXAM ROOM VIEW
PEDIATRIC WAITING ROOM
LIGHTING IN EMPLOYEE
LIGHTING VIEW
BREAK ROOM
UP NOTE: ALL ROOMS ARE LABELED WITH THE APPROPROIATE SIGNAGE. ALL EXITS ARE LABELED WITH AN ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGN
UP
MD
OFF. MGR.
BUSINESS OFFICES
2
3
4
5
119 SF
79 SF
644 SF
102 SF
MED RECORDS
KEYPAD ENTRY
Com. Rm. METAL MESH
12 198 SF
METAL MESH CORE DRYWALL FOR SECURITY
NOTE: LEAD LINED WALLS, FLOORS, CEILING, AND WINDOWS
BREAK RM. DARK RM.
1
MD
RR - S
CONSULT RM.
6
7
8
119 SF
67 SF
93 SF
395 SF
MEDS 9
XRAY RM.
10
11
30 SF
148 SF
COMMUNITY ROOM
103 SF
LAB
HT./WT.
15
E2 E3
78 SF
E1
13
14
106 SF
107 SF
NURSE'S
33 SF
RR-P
595 SF
20 26 SF
18
RR-P
12
IT KEYPAD ENTRY
19
144 SF
12
16
17
106 SF
43 SF
43 SF
WAITING AREA 21 WAYFINDING ELEMENT
602 SF
E4 ACOUSTICAL WALL DETAIL
1
23
E5
E6
E7
E8
RR-F
108 SF
24
25
26
27
28
29
107 SF
107 SF
107 SF
107 SF
75 SF
197 SF
RECEPTION
Level 1 Acoustics, Wayfinding, and Sec. 1/8" = 1'-0"
Acoustics, Wayfinding, and Sec UP
Community Health Clinic & Physician's Office NOTE: ALL ROOMS ARE LABELED WITH THE APPROPROIATE SIGNAGE. ALL EXITS ARE LABELED WITH AN ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGN
UP
MD
OFF. MGR.
BUSINESS OFFICES
2
3
4
5
119 SF
79 SF
832 SF
102 SF
COAT CL. MED RECORDS
KEYPAD ENTRY
METAL MESH
7
55 SF
55 SF
METAL MESH CORE DRYWALL FOR SECURITY
BREAK RM. 1 395 SF
MD
RR
CONSULT RM.
IT
RR
8
9
10
MEDS
12
13
14
98 SF
11
28 SF
40 SF
104 SF
119 SF
66 SF
KID'S AREA
135 SF
WELL WAITING RM. 15 501 SF
LAB 19
E1
E2
E3
17
18
106 SF
NURSE'S STATION
83 SF RR -P RR - P
107 SF
21
16
43 SF
22
KEYPAD ENTRY
23
HT/WT
173 SF
24
25
62 SF
710 SF
43 SF
RECEPTION
WAYFINDING ELEMENT
106 SF
SICK WAITING RM. 33 Redundant Room
E4 ACOUSTICAL WALL DETAIL
1
26
E5
E6
E7
E8
RR
109 SF
27
28
29
30
31
32
107 SF
108 SF
108 SF
108 SF
81 SF
113 SF
Level 2 Acoustics, Wayfinding, and Sec. 1/8" = 1'-0"
KID'S AREA
STOR.
6
1
Level 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"
Community Health Clinic & Physician's Office
No.
Description
Date
Samsung A Light Duty video surveillance Emergency ceiling-mounted Lighting SCV-2120
CX Series Self-Powered Exit Lighting
Edwards UTC Smoke Detector Model Number SIGA-PS
Victaulic Concealed Pendent Model V2734
Nystrom Extinguisher Cabinet Model Number FC-72
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3' - 0" SD
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Level 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan 1 1/8" = 1'-0"
SUPPORT STAFF VIEW
Community Health Clinic & Physician's Office
No.
Description
Date
Reflected Ceiling Floor Plan