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Table of Contents Programming Project Location, Project Overview, Research, Problem Statement, Concept, Goals , Needs
Schematic Design Floor Use Break Down, Schematic Development
Design Development Floor Plans, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Renderings, Elevations, Section Perspective & Details
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Project Location
1205 University Street Minneapolis, MN The site is within walking distance to the University of Minnesota. The University has over 66,000 student currently enrolled, about 31,000 are undergraduate students. Dinkytown has slowly become the center of Minneapolis student life and is home to many restaurants and other businesses.
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Project Overview The project is being constructed with students who are attending the University of Minnesota in mind. The median age of a tenant would be between the ages 18-25 but would not be limited only to students who are undergoing an undergraduate program. While the project is keeping the students of UM in mind it is not a University sanction construction but is an outside developer trying to bring more life to the Dinkytown area.
60% of college students live in rental off-campus housing not owned by universities.
Factors That Entice Students Fast Wifi Larger Bedroom
More than 75 million people between the ages of 18-24 are entering the housing market primarily as renters. Research has proven communal spaces specifically for hanging out or studying help student perform academically. Occupancy levels for on- and offcampus housing remain consistently high with occupancy levels at 95%.
On - Site Gym 24 Hour Security Bigger Comfier Bed Better Communal Spaces Amenities in the Area
The country’s 175 largest universities can provide on- campus housing accommodations for only 21.5% of undergraduates.
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Problem Statement
Concept Statement
Goals
Needs
Due to the growing population of higher education, on-campus student housing can no longer support the increase in demand. Students now must seek alternatives to traditional on-campus housing arrangements. The challenge is that most students are beginning to live on their own for the first time but still desire “the college experience”.
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Make a space that is cohesive and beneficial to student life. Living spaces should feel like home but amenities should feel like a hotel. Stay away from the traditional “dorm look”. Make a connection between the students and the businesses with—in the building.
Lounge
Study
Eat
Exercise
Now more than ever students desire to have the world at their fingertips. Student housing must increasingly and proactively meet the needs students desire through amenities, design, and advanced technology. By providing a mixed use building that includes aspects of their daily lives – retail, entertainment, and study spaces – it allows students to have more freedom to establish connections and explore themselves – in other words, have “the college experience”.
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Hospitality like amenities. The noise level should be as low as possible so that every student gets the rest they need, even if their peers are night owls.
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Space Breakdown
The building is comprised of a total of 6 floors. The main level is dedicated to the lobby of the apartments and the businesses that support residents while the upper five floors are the residental floors and mainly comprised of living spaces. The second floor is home to a community rooftop terrace that will support all of the residents in the building and will not be able to be accessed by the public. Entries/Exits
Exercise
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Eat
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LEVEL 1 30,600 SQ. FT. 08
Key
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1 Entry Security/Reception
12 Coffee Shop
2 Exhibition Space
13 Service Entrance/Corridor
3 Sitting/Waiting Area
14 Shared Trash Room
4 Main Level Elevators
15 Freight/Service Elevator
5 Main Level Restrooms
16 Residential Trash
6 Printing Station
17 Fire Stairs
7 Business Center
18 Fitness Center Level 1
8 Study Rooms
18b Fitness Center Level 2
9 Snack Bar
19 Convenience Store
10 Movie Lounge
20 Storage
11 Game Lounge
21 Maintenance Closet
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LEVEL 2 23,000 SQ. FT. 10
Key 1 Elevator Lobby
7 Fire Stairs
13 1BD 1BA Apt.
2 Roof Top Terrace Entrance 8 3BD 3BA Apt.
14 2BD 2BA Apt.
3 Roof Top Terrace
9 1BD 1BA Apt.
15 2BD 1BA Apt.
4 3BD 2BA Apt.
10 3BD 3BA Apt.
16 1BD 1BA Apt.
5 Freight/Service Elevator
11 2BD 2BA Apt.
17 2BD 2BA Apt.
6 Trash Shoot
12 Community Space
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LEVEL 3-6 17,000 SQ. FT. 12
Key 1 Elevator Lobby
7 Fire Stairs
12 Community Space
2 Community Space
8 3BD 3BA Apt.
13 1BD 1BA Apt.
3 2BD 2BA Apt.
9 1BD 1BA Apt.
14 2BD 2BA Apt.
4 3BD 2BA Apt.
10 3BD 3BA Apt.
15 2BD 1BA Apt.
5 Freight/Service Elevator
11 2BD 2BA Apt.
16 1BD 1BA Apt.
6 Trash Shoot
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LEVEL 1 RCP Not to Scale 14
Key 1 Surface Mount Pendant, 20’ - 6”
6 Drop Ceiling with Decorative Pendants, 14’ - 0”
11 2BD 2BA Apt.
2 Armstrong Snap-in Ceiling, 14’ - 0” 3 Acoustic Baffles & Pendants 14’ - 0” 4 Surface Mount Pendant, 20’ - 6”
7 Large Decorative Pendants, 20’ - 6” 8 Recessed Ceiling with Recessed Fixtures, 10’ - 0”
12 Wood Baffle Ceiling, 10’ 0”
5 “Coffer” Ceiling with Decorative Ceiling Tiles, 14’ - 0”
10 Surface Mount Fixtures & Large Fans for Circulation, 20’ - 6”
9 Linear Pendants, 20’ - 6”
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13 Drop Ceiling. 14’ - 0”
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LEVEL 2-6 RCP Not to Scale 16
Key 14 TYP. Apartment Ceiling, GYP. with Recessed Cans, and Pendant Fixtures, 10’ - 0” 15 TYP. Ceiling Fan, 10’ - 0” 16 TYP. Sconce, 10’ - 0” 17 GYP. Ceiling with Recessed Cans, 10’ - 0”
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Sitting Area
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Built-in Seating Elevation Not to Scale
Metal Bracket
Flooring
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Timber Beams & Columns
Brick
Wood
Sitting Area/Game Lounge
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Game Lounge Elevation Not to Scale
Metal Bracket
Flooring
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Timber Beams & Columns
Brick
Wallcovering
Coffee Shop
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Copper Plating
Flooring
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Ceiling
Brick
Wallcovering
Apartment Unit
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Apartment Unit Bedroom
Flooring
Island Patina Metal
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Laminate
Brick
Laminate
Timber Column
2' - 0"
Bucket Bracket
10"
8"
Timber Beam
Lag Screw
Section Perspective
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Infill Panel
15/16 Grid
Armstrong MetalWorks Snap-in 24 x 24
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Thank You Senior Capstone Kaylea Rezek
Contact Information 314.915.5083 ksrezek@gmail.com