TIANNA WILLIAMS
PORTFOLIO 2019
TW TIANNA WILLIAMS EMAIL
TIANNAWILL02@GMAIL.COM
PHONE 614.580.2820
DESIGN EXPERIENCE
2018- CURRENT
SHEPLEY BULFINCH, ST. LOUIS, MO - URBAN DEVELOPMENT MIXED USE - HEALTHCARE
2017
STUDIO DURHAM ARCHITECTS, ST. LOUIS, MO SUMMER INTERNSHIP - HIGH-END RESIDENTIAL
2015
ESM ARCHITECTS, CINCINNATI, OH SUMMER SEMESTER UC CO-OP - HIGH-END RESIDENTIAL
2014
RULE JOY TRAMMELL & RUBIO, ATLANTA, GA FALL SEMESTER UC CO-OP - MIXED USE-MASTER PLANNING, INTERIOR & ARCHITECTURE
2014
PCI DESIGN GROUP, COLUMBUS, OH SPRING SEMESTER UC CO-OP - SINGLE/MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING FOR FAMILIES & SENIORS
QUALIFICATIONS
TIANNA Williams
Design EXPERIENCE
phone 614.580.2820
UC Student Co-op
2015 McConnell AUTO CAD RHINO & Ewing Architects HAND MODELING MICROSOFT OFFICE Cincinnati, Ohio ADOBE SUITE MAC Semester OSX /Internship WINDOWS Summer 3D PRINTING REVIT
email willi3t3@mail.uc.edu
UC Student Co-op
address 626 Riddle Rd Apt A Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
2014 Rule Joy Trammell & Rubio Atlanta, GA Fall Semester Internship
EDUCATION
STUDY ABROAD
2016 - CURRENT UC Student Co-op MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE, 2014 PCI Design EXPECTED GRAD 2018 Columbus,OH WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS Spring Semester Internship ST. LOUIS. MO
Professional EXPERIENCE
2016 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE Under Athlete UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, OHIO 2015 - Current Nike Cincinnati, OH Part Time Job
VOLUNTEERING & RECOGNITION 2018
2017 2016-CURRENT 2015 2016-2017 2012-2016
Receptionist 2013-2015 Massage Envy
CERTIFICATION AS A ASSET MANAGEMENT Cincinnati, OH SPECIALIST THREE-COURSE SERIES OFFERED INPartPARTNERSHIP BETime Job TWEEN BROWN SCHOOL AND NEIGHBOR-WORKS AMERICA SPEAKER AT USGBC RESILIENT DESIGN SEMINAR PARTNERED WITH WASH U AND FGM ARCHITECTS BLACK IN DESIGN CONFERENCE , AT HARVARD GSD NOMAS, STUDENT MEMBER LOUDER THAN A BOMB, THESIS DESIGN BUILD STUDIO COMPETITION THE ALBERTI PROGRAM, FALL SEMESTER WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER, CINCINNATI, OH CINCINNATI ARCHITECTURE SUMMER MENTORING PROGRAM UC SUMMER DAAP CAMP DESIGN LAB LEARN AND BUILD TEACHING, AIA CINCINNCINATI, OH
Study Abraod 2015
HONG KONG
THAILAND
SINGAPORE
CAMBODIA PHILIPPINES
MACAU
Design Philosphy _Architecture has the power to transform lives through design. _Architecture gifts you the ability to design for the voices that go unheard. _Good design, above all, must serve people. _�Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Design is knowing which ones to keep.�-Scott Adams
TABLE OF CONTENTS
new french doors TO MATCH EXISTING HOUSE. COORDINATE details with ARCHITECT
fireplace surround framed with wood studs and plywood sheathing. shapes formed with foam. entire form waterproofed and then covered in cement parged finish
wood lattice screen each side COORDINATE details WITH ARCHITECT
white painted finish on 1x6 cedar horizontal boards with butt joints and 1x4 cedar border frame
ELEVATION FACING DRIVEWAY
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Guided Independence
Resiliency Primary School
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Graduate
Graduate
Graduate
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Undergraduate [study abroad]
Undergraduate Undergraduate/Graduate
Segregation By Design
2 3.0
Tectonics / Material Exploration
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The Row House
Professional Work Samples`
ELEVATION FACING HOUSE
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Disaster Response
1/4" = 1'-0"
Misc. Works Undergraduate
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01 2| GUIDED INDEPENDENCE
GUIDED INDEPENDENCE The built environment can and should contribute to a more equal, inclusive society embraced by the places where we live,the facilities we inhabit, and the communities that we thrive in. This project addresses a broader scope of inclusion for how architecture must do more than just meet ADA accessibility requirements, but also becomes a democratic instrument that counteracts an inhospitable built environment of social, cultural, and economical inequalities.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF BETTY J THOMPSON
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USER GROUP: High School Teenagers & Guide Dog
GUIDED INDEPENDENCE: ST. LOUIS,MO
Fully sighted abstraction
AGE GROUP: 15-19 years
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Graduate
Premise The built environment can and should contribute to a more equal, inclusive and cohesive society embraced by the places where we live, the facilities we inhabit, and the communities that we thrive in. This project addresses a broader scope of inclusion for how architecture must do more than just meet ADA accessibility requirements, but also become a democratic instrument that counteracts an inhospitable built environment of social, cultural, and economical inequalities. Program A residential training facility that creates a hub for developing the partnership skills and individual skills for easing these students and their guide dog companion into living independently. The program involves partnership with the Salvation Army housing campus along the site , working with Veterans and other individuals with disabilities.
ACCESSIBILITY
DISABILITY POPULATION: Blind & Visually Impaired
DISABILITY Legally blind abstraction Common misconception is that all blind people see is total darkness.
MISCONCEPTION Not everyone who is classified as legally blind sees total darkness. Some still have peripheral vision or even the ability to see everything, but altered with a blur. Those who cant see anything, are however commonly able to distinguish shadows or differentiate between light and dark. Blindness does not mean a complete lack of sight and total darkness for everyone, some still have limited functional vision.
AUDIBILITY
INTERACTION
SAFETY
SYNCHRONIZED A successful human-guide dog partnership relies on positive experiences physically, socially and mentally. In order
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Social
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
LOCAL BUSSINESS
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
COMMUNITY RESIDENTS
Lighting Glare
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for the human and guide dog to function optimally in the built environment, the partnership must overcome the physical, social and financial barriers placed upon them in society at their individual scales and bodies, but also in consideration of the pair at a single scale and a synchronized unit.
Financial RESPONSIVE ARCHITECTURE
OLFACTORY
SECURITY
COGNITIVE MAPPING
The quality of buildings and spaces by default, have a strong influence on the quality of peoples lives. They can promote or limit mobility and introduce real or imagined physical, social, and or financial barriers. It would be a disservice to architecture and the design world to not have in mind inclusive and responsive design nor to respond to its challenges
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THERMAL SEPARATOR
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ALUCOBOND ALUMINUM COMPOSITE CLADDING
WEATHER BARRIER
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS
WASHINGTON AVENUE
SECTION A ROOF GUTTER THERMAL INSULATION
KALZIP STAINLESS STEEL ROOF
5" DECKING
SUNSHADE ROLLED SCREEN
ACOUSTIC BOARD
12’-0”
12’-10”
ACOUSTICAL PANELS
DOUBLE GLAZING GLASS
VERTICAL WALL REINFORCEMENT CONCRETE WALL WATERPROOFING
COLUMN
SENSORY TRAIL
2’-10”
POLISHED CONCRETE FLOORING
3’-6” +/WATER DEPTH
6’-0”
FLOOR VENTILATION RADIANT FLOOR HEATING
22’-0”
INSULATED FLOOR HEATING
TURF GRASS 29’-0”
ZEOFILL MIX INFILL
STRUCTURAL CONCRETE
SHEET INSULATION POOL FOOTING
5" GRAVEL BED
ZERO COMPACTION SAND OR GRAVEL
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CONCRETE SLAB 2 LAYER FINISH SYSTEM
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GRAVEL BED / DRAINAGE ROCK SOIL
FLOOR PLAN
Legend 19 Interior Courtyard II 20 Classrooms 21 Training Scenario Space I 22 Training Scenario Space II
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7 Staff Room 13 Storage 8 Laundry 14 Food Preparation 9 Veterinary Office 15 Lounge/Multi Purpose 10 Grooming Space 11 Mechanical Room 16 Dog Run SALVATION MANOR 12 Resident Kennels ARMY 17 MIDLANDDog Park FACILITY 18 Interior Courtyard I
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02 RESILIENCY PRIMARY SCHOOL Children deserve greater exposure to individuals that work to emphasis their personal development, while students of various socio economic and racial backgrounds can mix and thrive together. “..Living in the twenty- first century, building resilience is one of the most urgent social and economic issues because we live in a world that i defined by disruption� - Judith Rodin
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RESILIENCY PRIMARY SCHOOL: Eureka, MO Graduate
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Creating these learning clusters and interactive spaces allow students to have resiliency in the classroom in the way they take on their education. By enhancing the day to day activities of its students through a sequence of indoor and outdoor play and learning spaces linked to a spinal main corridor along the center of the building. The design agenda became one of stitching together different programmatic clusters. While understanding the concept of clusters at a macro/micro scale. While each cluster accommodates the enlarged classrooms and shared collaborative spaces utilizing the windows of sight to link the spaces as well.
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_Precedent _Educational vs Supplementary _Layering spaces _Macro vs Micros scale
CLRM Cluster
Shared Space
Corridor
Admin Cluster CLRM Cluster
Section 2
CLRM Cluster
Shared Space
CLRM Cluster
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Diagrammatic Studies
[cafeteria above]
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LEGEND First Floor Plan
2nd Grade Cluster
1st Grade Cluster
Kindergarten Grade Cluster
1 Main Entry Lobby 2 Administration
5 Play 6 Gymnasium
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Teachers Lounge (1 of 2) Music & Art Clusters
3 Library 4 Cafeteria
7 Stage 8 Multi-Purpose Space
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Special Education Cluster
3rd Grade Cluster
4th Grade Cluster
5th Grade Cluster
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Second Grade
First Grade
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14 | Segregation By Design
03 Segregation by Design What Segregation by design means to me...? Segregation through planning and design has been and still is a systematic pattern that shapes the urban metropolis and location of housing due to racial lines. Throughout the years these effects assisted in keeping communities vulnerable, static and limited to not reaching their true potential. Instead, segregation throughout cities and suburbs continues to antagonize the imbalance of benefits between those of color and those of lower income. [3 member team/elective]
Robert C. Weaver once said “Segregated people in a nation that professes to be a democracy soon become frustrated people‌â€? This quote speaks volumes, to me, because it pin points a cause and its rippling effect. Design influences more issues than just the form and space. It includes additional realms of livability such as the built environment, community engagement, crime rates, cost of living, education, and employment. These widespread issues are closely related to the divide of the city, as a whole, racially, culturally, socially and economically.
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Segregation by Design Dutchtown
Ward 6
PD 2
Ward 8
Graduate
Tower Grove East
Ward 16
Learning Center
PD 3
Gravois Park
Fall
Census Tract 1157
Zipcode Exisiting Programs at63118 Learning Center
Ward 25
Marine Villa
Zipcode 63116 Ward 14
New Proposed Programs at Learning Center
Census Tract 1153
Bevo Mill
Community Development
Ward 20
Job Training
Indoor Volleyball
Home Ownership
Football
Housing Maintenance
New Proposed Programs atMount Recreation Center Ward 9
Basketball
Ward 13
Zipcode 63111
Census Tract 1155
Exisiting Programs at Recreation Center
Boulevard Heights
Educational
Pleasant
HiSet
DJ Night
Tutoring
Bi-Weekly Music Festivals
PD 1
Carondelet
“Peoples Choice� Program
Ward 11
[Proposal for community and additional ,more in depth, book published for elective class]
Recreation Center/Park Grounds
Neighborhoods Zipcodes Police Districts
Wards Census Tracts
Entertainment
Dutchtown is a neighborhood located in St. Louis, Missouri. It is bordered by Chippewa St. to the north, Broadway and Compton Ave. to the east, Walsh St. to the south, and the railroad tracks to the west. What was once a German neighborhood has transformed into a racially diverse area. The Germanic influence can be seen in the Bavarian style architecture dotting the neighborhood which contrasts with the typical St. Louis brick buildings. Dutchtown is the largest neighborhood in St. Louis with a population over 15,000 residents. of the neighborhood.
Sports Leauges
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Tower Grove South
Ward 9
Benton Park West
SIDENT GAGEMENT
Osage Ave.
S. Compton Ave.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMING Recreation Center/Park Grounds
Football
Basketball
DJ Night
HiSet
Bi-Weekly Music Festivals
Job Training
Indoor Volleyball
Home Ownership
Martial Arts
HiSet
Tutoring
Bleachers
Additional Lights for Secruity Theater
Roller Hockey
Home Ownership
Soccer
Baseball/ softball
DJ Night
HiSet
Baseball Roller Court Replaces Tennis
Field House
Farmer’s Market
DJ Night
Playground
40 Ft
Tutoring
Salsa Night
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“Peoples Choice” Program
Tether Ball
Job Training
Housing Maintenance
Bi-Weekly Music Festivals
“Peoples Choice” Program
Football/ Soccer
Basketball
Entertainment
Entertainment
Gasconade St. Tutoring
Community Development
Home Ownership
Educational
Louisiana Ave.
Community Development
Indoor Volleyball
Housing Maintenance
New Proposed Programs at Recreation Center
Exisiting Programs at Recreation Center
Job Training
Spring
Sports Leauges
New Proposed Programs at Learning Center
Recreation Center/Park Ground
Learning Center
Winter
Sports Leauges
Exisiting Programs at Learning Center
Recreation Center/Park Grounds
Learning Center
Fall
Community Development
Learning Center
Educational
RESIDENT ENGAGEMENT
Minnesota Ave.
ACTIVATING PARK
After School Program
Pool/Ice Rink
Food Stand
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Our proposal was broken down into 3 categories for the community of Dutchtown
Educational
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COMMUNITY PROGRAMING
Thomas Dunn Learning Center
Marquette Recreation Center
HOMES
8%
12% BASIC SERVICES
4,100,000
RELOCATION PRIORITIES
PEOPLE
5,900,000
WORKERS LOST THEIR MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME
OTHER
SCALE BOATS WERE SEVERLY DAMAGED
31% SAFETY FROM Typhoon Haiyan for without it they are susceptible to falling even further DISASTER 865,305 into dept and poverty.30,000 SMALL SCALE BOATS WERE FISHERFOLK WERE SEVERLY DAMAGED AFFECTED IN THE After Typhoon Haiyan more than 1.1 million households were destroyed. CENTRAL VISAYAS Many lost their only means of livelihood. This was only coupled by the Often referred to as the poorest of the poor, fisherfolk experienced the fact that, in the wake of disaster, victims were relocated to settlements true devastation caused Typhoon Haiyan. Fisherfolk heavily rely on the that isolated them from town proper and any job opportunities present sea, continually placing them at the forefront in the event of a typhoon there. A study by OXFAM found a majority of those surveyed on or tsunami. They suffer excessive property loss and equipment, left relocation priorities requested livelihood options as their top choice. relatively close to the shore, is typically destroyed or lost by storm Livelihood is essential to recovering the loss suffered by victims of surge. Intensifying this loss is the crippling loss of income and capital
The trip consisted of 2 over all themes, first to address the issues of post-colonial urbanism while to 10 investigate post typhoon Haiyan recovery in the Philippines.
SERVICES
5,900,000 WORKERS LOST THEIR MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME
31% SAFETY FROM DISASTER
$
30,000 SMALL
$
FISHERFOLK WERE AFFECTED IN THE OF FISHERFOLK REPORTED CENTRAL VISAYAS THEIR LIVELIHOODS WERE COMPLETELY DESTROYED
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865,305 51%
ABOVE THE RATE AT WHICH THEY ARE CAPABLE OF REPLENISHING
DISPLACED BY TYPHOON HAIYAN
12% BASIC
50,000
FISHERMEN RESIDE IN THE PROVINCE OF LEYTE
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OTHER
HOMES
RELOCATED DISASTER VICTIMS BECOME LOSS OF DETACHED IDENTITY AND FROMCULTURE THEIR LIVELIHOOD
$
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LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
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1,100,000
OF FISHERFOLK REPORTED THEIR LIVELIHOODS WERE COMPLETELY DESTROYED
PEOPLE
DISPLACED BY TYPHOON HAIYANFISH ARE CAUGHT
$
51%
50,000
FISHERMEN RESIDE IN THE PROVINCE OF LEYTE
4,100,000
RELOCATION PRIORITIES
$
LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
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DECREASING CATCH SIZE FORCES FISHER FOLK TO OPT FOR ALTERNATIVE FISHING PRACTICES LOSS OF IDENTITY AND CULTURE
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RELOCATED DISASTER VICTIMS BECOME DETACHED FROM THEIR LIVELIHOOD
due to missing or destroyed equipment. As fishing requires accessibility to the sea fisherfolk household typically near the shoreline incur greater risk. Stubborn to relocate, post disaster fisherfolk will often opt to build upon the rubble of their recently destroyed homes in slapstick manner rather than move to the isolated yet safer resettlement sites. This proximity to the sea and the makeshift nature of their informal settlements perpetuates the destructive cycle caused by natural disasters. Furthermore, the local government has implemented a 40-meter no build zone along the shoreline causing relocation among
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Typically the solution in the past in aiding fisherfolk situations is to donate the lost or damaged equipme simply returns the fisherfolk back to the sea, back to da back to into this cycle of poverty.
We visited ten resettlement sites in the cities of Tacloban, Palo and Ormoc in Leyte. Together with the University of the Philippines - College of Architecture students and faculty, the University of Cincinnati students were tasked to identify problems and propose solutions after visiting the various communities. [2 member team]
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Resettlement Camp housing [Tacloban, Philippines]
1,100,000
HOMES
LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
8%
12% BASIC SERVICES
4,100,000 PEOPLE
5,900,000
DISPLACED BY TYPHOON HAIYAN
WORKERS LOST THEIR MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME
OTHER
12% BASIC
5,900,000 WORKERS LOST THEIR MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME
SAFETY FROM DISASTER
$
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$
RELOCATION PRIORITIES
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HOMES
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$
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PEOPLE
DISPLACED BY TYPHOON HAIYANFISH ARE CAUGHT
$
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LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
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RELOCATION PRIORITIES
DECREASING CATCH SIZE FORCES FISHER FOLK TO OPT FOR ALTERNATIVE FISHING PRACTICES LOSS OF IDENTITY AND CULTURE
10/13
MAJOR FISHING GROUNDS IN THE COUNTRY HAVE BEEN OVERFISHERS
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FISH ARE CAUGHT
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Often referred to as the poorest of the poor, fisher-folk in Leyte experienced the true devastation caused Typhoon Haiyan. Fisherfolk heavily rely on the sea, continually placing them at the forefront in the event of a typhoon or tsunami. They suffer excessive property loss and equipment, left relatively close to the shore, is typically destroyed or lost by storm surge. Intensifying this loss is the crippling loss of income and capital
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Aquaponics is the symbiotic relationship between plants,bacteria, and fish. Fish excrete, into the water, waste product rich in ammonia. The ammonia saturated water is then cycled through a grow bed that contains plants and beneficial bacteria. The bacteria will convert the harmful ammonia to nitrates, delivering the nitrate as nutrients straight to the root of surrounding plants. The end product is faster vegetable growth as nutrients and oxygen continually reach the roots of the plants,
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How might we provide alternative livelihood options to fisherfolk? After Typhoon Haiyan more than 1.1 million households were destroyed. Many lost their only means of livelihood. This was only coupled by the fact that, in the wake of disaster, victims were relocated to settlements that isolated them from town proper and any job opportunities present there.
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as well as purified water that is cycled back to the fish. This cycle allows for the production of both fish and vegetables in an organic and sustainable fashion.
Our Solution: THE GRUB TUB KIT
The Grub Tub makes accessible the knowledge and the less attainable equipment necessary to begin an aquaponics system. By using fundamental techniques and materials the Grub Tub makes available
Target User
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The Initial Grub Tub would utlize ideal materials supplied by the donor. However, aquaponics can be done with materials readly accessible in and around the resstlement communities. The Grub tub ensures reilence from natural disaster and a more resilent income.
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The target user is a member of the community and their household relies heavily on fishing with no other means of livelihood. Dolor and her husband make their meager living from fishing at sea. Because of the isolated nature of her relocated home Dolor feels that 24 hours is not even enough time to support her household and hopes for a better livelihood. Filipe, the instructor, is a college graduate that studied agriculture. Already knowledgeable in the technologies of aquaponics, Filipe is willing to donate his time to the victims of Typhoon Haiyan. He will educate the people of Dolor’s community on the benefits and potentials of aquaponics using the Grub Tub Kit.
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Case Study An in-study aquaponics system was designed as a prototype, which began late October when construction of the system was completed. The seeds then were planted October 26th 2015, and the first initial sprout was October 29th, 2015. The grids show the duration of the progression of approximately 45 days indoors.
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SUPPLIES
VEGETABLES
2 Plastic Containers 1 25 gallon container PVC Piping Clear 1/2“ Tubbing 18 Gold Fish 2 bags of Hydroton
Lettuce Basil Bok Chow Peppers Celery
CELERY
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05 24 | Row House
The Row House The Row House assignment addressed phase one of a two phase semester long project. The design was located on the riverfront of Covington, Kentucky for a specific client and their needs. The program was expressed through floor plans, sections, and elevation studies drafted in Auto Cad. The next phase of this design is transitioning into a multi unit housing project for the second half of the semester.
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The Row House assignment addressed phase one of a two phase semester long project. The design was located on the riverfront of Covington, Kentucky for a specific client and their needs. The program was expressed through floor plans, sections, and elevation studies drafted in Auto Cad. The next phase of this design is transitioning into a multi unit housing project for the second half of the semester.
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The Row House
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Row House Proposed North Elevation
Annie Leibovitz, is considered one of America’s best portrait photographers. She developed her trademark use of bold colors and poses while at Rolling Stone. In search of her new home she requested to have a space her children and herself to thrive together. Along side her family, she wants a multi use gallery space to showcase her work at home while having a space to entertain guest. Five bedrooms were a must have , allowing each child to have their own room and a guest bedroom. Lastly she wanted to have a home studio space allowing her to work and still be connected with her children. This project addresses a client and designing to her wish list.
THE ROW HOUSE Leyte, Philippines Annie Leibovitz, is considered one of America’s best portrait photographers. She developed her trademark use of bold colors and poses while at Rolling Stone. In search of her new home she requested to have a space her children and herself to thrive together. Along side her family, she wants a multi use gallery space to showcase her work at home while having a space to entertain guest. Five bedrooms were a must have, allowing each child to have their own room and a guest bedroom. Lastly she wanted to have a home studio space allowing her to work and still be connected with her children. This project addresses a client and designing to her wish list.
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Undergraduate {Study Abroad}
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Proposed North Elevation
Annie Leibovitz, considered one of America’s best portrait photographers, developed her trademark use of bold colors and poses while at Rolling Stone.
Lastly, she wanted to have a at home studio space allowing her to work at home and still be connected with her children.
Steel Paneling
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27 | Row House
In search of her new home she requested to have a space for her children and herself to thrive together. Along side her family, she wants a multi use gallery space to show case her work at home while having a space for entertaining guess. Five bedrooms were a must, allowing each child to have their own room and a guess bedroom.
28| Professional Work Samples
06 Professional Work Samples I have had the pleasure of working at several firms that provided valuable and complex learning opportunities with teaching as well. These experiences and hours have been recorded and will help move me a step further on my road to licensure.
Professional Shepley Bulfinch Architects | Phoenix, AZ
Volunteer Teaching Program Cincinnati Stem Learn-Build-Design -AFC
PCI Design Firm
| Columbus, OH
RJTR
| Atlanta, GA
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Internships
AXP NCARB Hours Completed ESM Architects
| Cincinnati, OH
Studio Durham
| St. Louis, MO
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BACKER ROD AND SEALANT AT ALL LOCATIONS. PROVIDE FIRE OR SMOKE SEALANT AS REQUIRED BY PARTITION TYPE.
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CARPET TO TERRAZZO CARPET TO RESILIENT (LVT/SVT/SV/RT/?) CARPET TO CERAMIC TILE RESILIENT TO RESILIENT COVE BASE DETAIL TERRAZZO BASE DETAIL
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SCHLUTER STRIP DETAIL AT LOBBY
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WHERE WALLS OR PARTITIONS ON EITHER SIDE OF A DOOR SHOWN AS SMOKE OR FIRE RATED. THE WALL OR PARTITIO OVER THE DOOR SHALL BE RATED AS THE HIGHEST RATING THE ADJACENT WALLS & PARTITIONS, AS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE ENCLOSURE OR SEPARATION, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. FIXED MAPLE WOOD
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ENCLAVE
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ALCOVE
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ALL SWING DOORS SHALL BE WOOD VENEER UNLESS NOT OTHERWISE.
FLOOR FINISH - SEE FINISH PLAN
RUBBER WALL BASE - BS-1 WITH WALLWOMENS PROTECTION MENS
REFER TO INTERIOR FINISH PLAN AND INTERIOR ELEVATIO FOR WALL PROTECTION INFORMATION.
SCALE 1/2" = 1'-0"
COLLAB
SOILED OFFICE HOLDING
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SHOWN ON REFLECTED CEILING PLAN IS INTEN TO BE CENTERED IN THE TILE OF PANEL UNLESS OTHERWI INDICATED.
TYP. OCCUPANCY ROMINTEGRAL PANELSOLID SURFACE BACKSPLASH, AND INTEGRAL S SURFACE SINK, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
LINEN CLOSET
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FLOOR FINISH - SEE FINISH PLAN LACTATION
TRASH ALCOVE OFFICE
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BACKER ROD AND SEALANT AT ALL LOCATIONS. PROVIDE FIRE OR SMOKE SEALANT AS REQUIRED BY PARTITION TYPE.
STAFF TLT (A)
/ CLEAN
EQUIPMENT WD-1 TYP
SOUTH MAIN CORRIDOR
OFFICE
FACILITY CLOSET
EXAM (E)
EXISTING FLOOR STRUCTURE
EQUIP. STORAGE
STOR / PAR SCALE 6" = 1'-0"
ALCOVE
SOILED HOLDING LRG
OPEN WORK
WALL PROTECTION AS SCHEDULED
LINEN CLOSET
RUBBER WALL BASE - BS-1 WITH WALLCOVERING
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FLOOR FINISH - SEE FINISH PLAN
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CHART HOLDER
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WORKROOM
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COLLAB
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BACKER ROD AND SEALANT AT ALL LOCATIONS. PROVIDE FIRE OR SMOKE SEALANT AS REQUIRED BY PARTITION TYPE.
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PFT B
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RUBBER BASE - SEE SPECIFICATIONS SEE SPECIFICATIONS RUBBER BASE - SEE SPECIFICATIONS THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHERRUBBER SIZE, ITBASE HAS- EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY.
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RGM CENTRAL PROCESSING
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TERRAZZO; AS SPECIFIED
PATCH & REPAIR EXISTING EXTERIOR WEATHERPROOFING WHERE REQUIRED.
METAL L- TRANSITION STRIP FLOAT FLOOR TO ALIGN LVT TO TOP OF TRANSITION STRIP
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MULTIPURPOSE B
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SCHEDULING CAFE
CARPET; AS SPECIFIED
METAL L- TRANSITION STRIP FLOAT FLOOR TO ALIGN SHEET VINYL TO TOP OF TRANSITION STRIP
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CONFERENCE
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SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
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FAMILY TLT
DOOR (WHERE APPLICABLE)
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ELEVATOR LOBBY
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DOOR LEAF CENTER LINE
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EXAM (C)
ROOMERS DOOR; WHERE APPLICABLE (6)
MULTIMULTIPURPOSE A PURPOSE A
MULTIPURPOSE A
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MULTIPURPOSE A
STORAGE
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OFFICE STAFF WORKROOM
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REFER TO Q1 SHEET SERIES FOR EQUIPMENT PLANS.
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A3-202-6
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OTHER DETAILS:
1
SHEET NOTES
EXISTING FLOOR STRUCTURE
EXISTING FLOOR STRUCTURE
RUBBER WALL BASE - BS-1 WITH WALL PROTECTION
5WALL BASE DETAILS
34' - 0"
BACKER ROD AND SEALANT AT ALL LOCATIONS. PROVIDE FIRE OR SMOKE SEALANT AS REQUIRED BY PARTITION TYPE.
FLOOR FINISH - SEE FINISH PLAN
8
RUBBER WALL BASE - BS-1 WITH WALLCOVERING
34' - 0"
BACKER ROD AND SEALANT AT ALL LOCATIONS. PROVIDE FIRE OR SMOKE SEALANT AS REQUIRED BY PARTITION TYPE.
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FLOOR FINISH - SEE FINISH PLAN
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RUBBER BASE - SEE SPECIFICATIONS
TUCK 1/2" BEHIND BASE
4" U.N.O.
Professional Work Samples
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FIXED MAPLE WOOD HANDRAIL DOWELL, W/ CLEAR COAT FINISH (1 3/4" DIA.)
FIXED BRACKET, TYP.
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WOOD BACKING REQ. BEHIND BRACKETS AT 39-1/2" A.F.F TO CENTER
1
BALLET BARRES ELEVATION SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHER SIZE, IT HAS EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY.
DESCRIPTIVE KEYED NOTES
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1. REFER TO A. FOR ARCHITECTURAL GENERAL NOTES, DRAWING, REFERENCE, AND MATERIAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AS WELL AS DIMENSIONING CONVENTIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING.
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3. REFER TO THE A6-100 SERIES SHEETS FOR THE INTERIOR OPENING SCHEDULE, TYPES, AND DETAILS.
PIR ACT-6 9' - 0"
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Author Checker Approver
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8. THE INTENT OF THE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS IS TO SHOW ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE ONLY; REFER TO EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION.
EXAM RM A -- RCP
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SCALE 1/2" = 1'-0"
10. DIMENSIONS IDENTIFIED AS CTQ TO BE CRITICAL DIMENSIONS.
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NOTICE OF EXTENDED PAYMENT PROVISION
THIS AGREEMENT ALLOWS THE OWNER TO PAYMENT WITHIN 9 DAYS AFTER CERTIFICA AND APPROVAL OF BILLINGS AND ESTIMATE
NOTICE OF EXTENDED CERTIFICATION AND APPROVAL PERIOD PROVISIONS
THIS AGREEMENT ALLOWS THE OWNER TO CERTIFY AND APPROVE BILLINGS AND ESTIM WITHIN 21 DAYS AFTER BILLINGS AND ESTIM ARE RECEIVED FROM THE CONTRACTOR.
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3443 North Central Ave, South Rotunda Phoenix, AZ 85012 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 shepleybulfinch.com
6. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS WITH ALL VENDORS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PNEUMATIC TUBE VENDOR, TOILET ACCESSORIES VENDOR, SECURITY VENDOR, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT VENDOR, AND FURNITURE VENDOR.
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H/S DISP 37066B
SHARPS 29524A
1-HR FIRE PARTITION EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK
COMPUTER WITH SINGLE MONITOR PCSGL
1-HR SMOKE BARRIER
P/T DISP 37005B
EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK TELEPHONE TELDSK
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2-HR FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER
NETWORK PRINTER 2 TRAY MFPD10
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THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHER SIZE, IT HAS EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY.
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3' - 2 1/2"
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10EXAM RM B -- ART WALL SCALE 1/2" = 1'-0"
2-HR FIRE BARRIER
PROJECT INFORMATION
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1' - 0"
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2' - 0"
DRAWING INFORMATION
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2' X 4' ACT' CEILING, SEE RCP DWG
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EXISTING LINEAR SUPPLY DIFFUSER TO REMAIN
EXISTING PLYWOOD CEILING BEYOND
NEW WORK
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6' - 0"
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170°
7F1-0
WATER DISPENSER LOCATION 3
WAITING ROOM (52) 15
ARCHITECT
SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
EXISTING
FIXED GLASS
PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING
8OPENING @ RECEPTION SOUTH
4' - 8"
7
08
4' - 0" HEIGHT OF RESIN PANEL (RP).
7" 1' - 4"
PLAN MEDICAL OFFICE 2REGISTRATION CHECK-IN WINDOW BUILDING TENANT SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
MANUFACTURER PROVIDED RESIN PANEL. REFER TO ELEVATIONS FOR SPECIFIC LOCATIONS.
3"
SECURE TO STRUCTURE & BRACE AS REQ'D
PLYWOOD W/ VENEER FINISH 6"
4"
PARTITION AS SCHEDULED
1' - 7 1/2"
THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHER SIZE, IT HAS EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY.
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C
3"
SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
IMPROVEMENT
MANUFACTURER PROVIDED ALUMINUM CHANNEL AND FASTENERS
NURSE WORK 09
9"
(E) WALL CABNIET
CORRIDOR
OFFICE 08
Shepley Bulfinch| Phoenix, Arizona
REGISTRATION
NOTE: (E) DESIGNATES EXISTING CONDITIONS TO REMAIN.
SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
7
9BENCH AT LAB / SHOTS
PLYWOOD W/ VENEER FINISH
WAITING AREA
JAMB @ RESIN PANELS
09 A8.1
FIXED GLASS 6 1/8"
(E) PARTITION AS SCHEDULED
PROJECT INFORMATION
9' - 4" 143°
FAMILY EXAM 05 1' - 4 3/4"
MANUFACTURER PROVIDED RESIN PANEL. REFER TO ELEVATIONS FOR SPECIFIC LOCATIONS.
PARTITION AS SCHEDULED
SHOTS 10
RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS ASI 01 - CITY COMMENTS DESCRIPTION
MTL L-CHANNEL PLYWOOD W/ VENEER FINISH MANUFACTURER PROVIDED ALUMINUM CHANNEL AND FASTENERS
3"
CORRIDOR C 18
3 08/30/19 1 06/28/19 NO. DATE
(E) COUNTERTOP FINISH BELOW
33' - 2"
1' - 8"
05
SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
PARTITION AS SCHEDULED
CORRIDOR
LAB / PREP 11
1 A8.0 11
GLAZING PANEL BUTT JOINT
3@ RECEPTION WINDOW
SCALE 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
10 A8.1 9
04
8 A8.1
CORRIDOR B
ISSUANCES
1" 2"
B REGISTRATION
EXISTING FIRE EXTINGUISHER
16' - 3"
4' - 0"
5' - 0" CLR
WH
2' - 11 1/4" MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING TENANT IMPROVEMENT
3
2' - 6"
EXAM 04 6 A8.1
221
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4WALL MEETS GLAZING NEW WORK
EXISTING CLINIC SPACE TO REMAIN
ALGN
UTILITY 07
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3' - 6" T.O. SILL
2" METAL @ PONY WALL 7' -STUD 8 1/2"
1' - 6 1/2"
6
07
EXISTING TENANT SPACE TO REMAIN
BREAK MTL, CAULK
1/4"
NEW OPENING AT REGISTRATION. REFER TO DEMO PLAN AD1.0
3
A8.0
ALGN 2' - 10"
9' - 0"
10
19 .20 .30 08
NEW NON-RATED PARTITION TO ABOVE CEILING • TOP OF PARTITION TO BE EXTENDED TO 6" ABOVE FINISHED CEILING. • FOR TYPE, SEE PLAN. FOR HEAD CONDITION, SEE HEAD GROUP H2 DETAILS 2/A9.0. EXISTING GLAZING AND EXTERIOR WALL TO REMAIN
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SCHLUTER 15 DECO PROFILE AT EXPOSED EDGES
ALGN 7
025
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SILICONE JOINT
20
ALGN
CORRIDOR B 17
VESTIBULE 06
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OPAQUE FILM ON INTERIOR OF EXISTING GLAZING
RECESSED BRACKET AT GWB PARTITIONS WHERE REQ.
HOMOSOTE WALL PANEL
MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING TENANT IMPROVEMENT
5
4 7/8"
6HEAD & SILL @ RESIN PANELS SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
FLOOR PLAN
6"
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REGISTRATION CHECK-IN WINDOW HEAD AND SILL
EXISTING STOREFRONT DOOR OR WINDOW TO REMAIN. SCALE 3" = 1'-0"PANEL TO REMAIN. EXISTING ELECTRICAL WATER HEATER TO BE LOCATED ON 4" CONCRETE PAD. REFER TO PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
VARIES
13
3' - 6"
VITALS 13
A8.1 12
TLT 12
03
18 A8.1
NOTE: (E) DESIGNATES EXISTING CONDITIONS TO REMAIN.
19 A8.1 11
170°
8140 East Cactus Road Suite 710 (E) COUNTERTOP ASSEMBLY, TYP Scottsdale, AZ 85260
PARTITIONS AS SCHEDULED 5"
REGISTRATION 14
12
5
8/30/2019 8:35:56 AM
ALL NEW PARTITIONS SHALL BE 1E3-0 UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
PARTITION AS SCHEDULED
13
4
06
J.
1' - 0"
A9.3
ALGN
10' - 2"
2 A8.0 3
A8.1
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE 3" = 1'-0"
4
CORRIDOR A 16
TYPE A - FIXED
EXAM 03
WAITING
REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR LOCATIONS OF ALL DOOR OPENERS, CARD READERS, AND KEY SWITCHES. COORDINATE ALGN W EXISTING LOCATION WITH ARCHITECTURAL INTERIOR ELEVATIONS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND ROUTING OF ELECTRICAL.
5 A8.0
16
1FIRST FLOOR PLAN
10
DRYWALL BULKHEAD AT DIFFUSER
A9.3
A9.3
02
WOOD FINISH BEYOND
EXISTING NON-RATED PARTITION TO REMAIN.
OPEN TO WAITING BEYOND
2
170°
FIXED GLASS
A
32' - 2"
2 3
MTL U-CHANNEL
I.
3
A8.1
1
REPAIR AND FINISH TO MATCH ADJACENT MATERIALS AND FINISHES
024
3' - 0" VIF
9' - 10
1/2"
EXAM 02
REFER TO SHEET A1.1 FOR ALL INTERIOR FINISH INFORMATION. REGISTRATION REFER TO SHEET A1.0 FOR ALL DOOR AND INTERIOR OPENING INFORMATION.
VARIES
A9.3
EXISTING PLYWOOD W/ VENEER FINISH TO REMAIN
EXISTING DEMISING WALL TO BE REMOVED
5' - 0" VIF
32| Professional Work Samples
A8.1 1
4
EXISTING
2' - 4 1/4"
7' - 1"
EXAM 01
G.
ID
4
024
REFER TO A8 SERIES FOR LOCATIONS OF ALL OWNER PROVIDED EQUIPMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL BACKING AND SUPPORT REQUIRED FOR ALL EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES AND WALL HUNG SINKS INDICATED IN DOCUMENTS. REFER TO A9.0 SHEET FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING BLOCKING, BACKING AND FRAMING.
024
ALGN
2' - 1 1/2" VIF
F.
3443ASNorth Central Ave, South Rotunda (E) PARTITION SCHEDULED Phoenix, AZ 85012 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 shepleybulfinch.com (E) PLYWOOD W/ VENEER FINISH
(E) PARTITION AS SCHEDULED
INTERIOR GLAZING TYPES 7F1-0
CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE EXISTING AND NEW PARTITIONS WITH DOOR FRAME THROAT WIDTHS.
DESCRIPTIVE KEY NOTES
NEW GWB AS REQUIRED TO FINISH WALL
21' - 11 3/4"
A9.3
AT INFILLS OF PARTITIONS VERIFY EXISTING WALL THICKNESS AND PARTITION TYPE, INCLUDING RATING. PROVIDE FLUSH INFILL ALIGNED WITH EXISTING FACES OF PARTITION.
E.
STAMP
Author Checker Approver
10' - 10 7/8"
REFER TO SHEET A9.0 FOR ALL PARTITION TYPES, NOTES AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION. PARTITION TYPE SHALL BE 1E3-0 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
D.
DRAWING INFORMATION
1
REFER TO SHEET G0.1 FOR PROJECT GENERAL NOTES.
C.
H.
1' - 6" REFER TO RCP FOR CEILING HEIGHT
Author Checker Approver
Post Graduate *Additional documentation shared upon request*
EXISTING DEMISING WALL, PROVIDE ADDITONAL SUPPORT OR BRACING AS NECCESSARY
REFER TO SHEET A0.0 FOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING, REFERENCE, MATERIAL SYMBOLS, TYPICAL ARCHITECTURAL CONFIGURATIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING.
B.
OWNER
6" MIN
2
A.
CONSULTANT
Professional Work Samples
DRYWALL TO EXTEND ABOVE FINISH CEILING
C SHEPLEY BULFINCH
SHEET NOTES
A1.0
SCHEDULED CEILING
5/8" GWB ON 3 5/8" MTL STUD FRAMING.
05/20/19
1SECTION @ GWB BULKHEAD, TYP. SCALE 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
PERMIT PACKAGE
PT-4
4WAITING - SOUTH 3CORRIDOR A - EAST WAITING - SOUTH 34CORRIDOR A - EAST A9.3
OPEN TO REGISTRATION BEYOND
BS-2
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
OPEN TO BEYOND PT-1
6
WC-1
10"
E
23
35
1' - 6" 6" 2'9 - 2"
3' - 0"
E
2' - 2" 6"
E
D E 1/4" = 1'-0" SCALE
DE
253
15
32
253
1
E
15
SS-2
23
35 092
E
WC-1
LAB - WEST DE
32
1' - 6" 6" 2' - 2"
A9.2 PL-3 253SS-2 101 101 23 23 15 23 15 23 15 E 32 E 32 32 092 WC-1
BENCH
BENCH
35
5' - 5"
253
253 15
23
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
4' - 0"
9 3' - 0" A9.3
5' - 5"
9
2' - 2" 6"
LAB - WEST
15
32
4' - 0"
OPEN TO BEYOND
DE
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
1
253 15
PL-1
101 23 15
32
OPEN TO BEYOND
32
253 23 15
32
23
EQ
EQOFCI
ISSUANCES ISSUANCES ARCHITECT
4' 4' - 0" - 0"
ARCHITECT
4' 4' - 0" - 0"
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT INFORMATION
ARCHITECT OWNER ARCHITECT OWNER CONSULTANT
DRAWING INFORMATION DRAWING INFORMATION
ATTACH AND SUPPORT CEILING SYSTEMS TO STRUCTURE ABO WHERE HVAC, PLUMBING OR ELECTRICAL ARE COINCIDENTAL, STRUCTURE SYSTEMS SUSPENDED FROM BUILDING STRUCTUR CEILING TO.
G.
ALL CEILING SURFACE-MOUNT DEVICES TO BE AT THE CENTER CEILING PANELS, U.N.O.
H.
ON REFLECTING CEILING PLANS, ELEVATIONS ARE ABOVE THE FLOOR, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.
I.
EQUIPMENT SHOWN ON REFLECTED CEILING PLAN IS INTENDED CENTERED IN THE TILE OF PANEL
Description
2' - 0"
2' - 0"
CONSULTANT STAMP OWNER
MITER CORNERS OF GRID TRIM AROUND ALL VERTICAL PENETR (INCLUDING COLUMNS, WALLS, BRACKETS).
F.
32' - 2"
NOT IN SCOPE OF WORK
NEW GYPSUM WALLBOARD SOFFIT/CEILING
OFCI
OFOI Responsible UTILITY OFOIParty 07 CFCI 1' - 11 5/8"
MICROWAVE OTOSCOPE SETDISPENSER PAPER TOWEL SEMI-RECESSED COMBO TOWEL & WASTE UNIT - STAINLESS STEEL UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR FINISH COMMERICAL REFRIGERATOR - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH EXAM TABLE MULTI-FUNCTION PRINTER CHANNEL FRAME MIRROR 24 X 36 REFRIGERATOR SCALE MICROWAVE Description PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER UNDERCOUNTER OTOSCOPE SET REFRIGERATOR
EXISTING TENANT
E04 E05 E06 E08 E09 E10 E14 ID E15 E16 E01
SEMI-RECESSED COMBO TOWEL & WASTE UNIT - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH COMMERICAL REFRIGERATOR - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH EXAM TABLE MULTI-FUNCTION PRINTER CHANNEL FRAME MIRROR 24 X 36 REFRIGERATOR SCALE MICROWAVE PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR
OFOI OFCI OFOI CFCI OFOI OFCI OFCI OFOI OFOI ACT-1 OFOI 9' - 0" CFCI OFOI Responsible OFOIParty OFOI OFCI CFCI OFOI
OFCI OFOI OFOI CFCI OFOI OFOI Responsible OFOI Party OFCI OFOI OFCI CFCI
OFCI OFOI OFOI CFCI OFOI OFOI OFOI OFCI OFOI
8
1FIRST FLOOR RCP SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
1' - 4"
3 08/30/19 NO. DATE
GWB 8' -30"
08/30/19 NO. DATE
EQ
VITALS 13
NEW ACT SYSTEM
NEW 24"x48" RECESSED CEILING LIGHTING FIXTURE
3' - 0"
GWB 9' - 6"
EXISTING CLINIC SPACE TO REMAIN
B
RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS DESCRIPTION
ACT-2 9' - 0"
NEW SUPPLY AIR GRILLE (SEE MECH. DWG FOR SIZE)
RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS EXAM DESCRIPTION 04
NEW EXHAUST GRILLE (SEE MECH. DWG. FOR SIZE)
GWB 8' - 11"
EQ
NEW RETURN AIR GRILLE (SEE MECH. DWG. FOR SIZE)
EQ
EXISTING EXIT SIGN
ACT-1 10' - 6"
LAB / PREP 11
NEW NEW EXIT SIGN
ACT-3
RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS 9' - 0" DESCRIPTION
8140 E. Cactus Rd. Building 7, Suite 700 Scottsdale, AZ 85262 ACT-3 JOB NO: 4130.000 9' - 0"
8140 E. Cactus Rd. Building 7, Suite 700 Scottsdale, AZ 85262 JOB NO: 4130.000
A8.0
SHOTS 10
ACT-1 10' - 6"
ACT-1 9' - 0"
PARTITION LEGEND
8140 E. Cactus Rd. Building 7, Suite 700 Scottsdale, AZ 85262 JOB NO: 4130.000
05/20/19 PERMIT PACKAGE OFFICE TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS MEDICAL08&OFFICE INTERIOR BUILDING TENANT 8 05/20/19 PERMIT PACKAGE ELEVATIONS IMPROVEMENT A9.2
A8.0 A8.0
8140 E. Cactus Rd. Building 7, Suite 700 Scottsdale, AZ 85262 JOB NO: 4130.000
TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS & INTERIOR 05/20/19 PERMIT PACKAGE ELEVATIONS
A8.0 05/20/19
NEW LINEAR SUSPENDED CEILING LIGHTING FIXTURE (SEE ELEC. DWG. FOR SIZE) LINEAR AIR DIFFUSER (SEE MECH. DWG. FOR SIZE)
NEW RETURN AIR GRILLE (SEE MECH. DWG. FOR SIZE)
ACT-5 9' - 0"
3 08/30/19 NO. DATE
NEW 24"x24" RECESSED CEILING LIGHTING FIXTURE
REGISTRATION 14
2' - 0" MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING TENANT IMPROVEMENT CORRIDOR C MEDICAL OFFICE 18 TYPICAL MOUNTING BUILDING TENANT HEIGHTS & IMPROVEMENT INTERIOR 1' - 0" ELEVATIONS TYPICAL MOUNTING 2' - 0" MEDICAL & OFFICE HEIGHTS FAMILY EXAM BUILDING TENANT 05 INTERIOR IMPROVEMENT ELEVATIONS
A9.2
THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHER SIZE, IT HAS EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY.
3 08/30/193' -RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS 0" EQ NO. DATE DESCRIPTION
CORRIDOR B 17
CFCI
EQ EQ
5' - 1"
Responsible Party
OTOSCOPE SET RS-1 PANEL (RED) SEMI-RECESSED COMBO TOWEL & WASTE UNIT - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH COMMERICAL REFRIGERATOR - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH RS-2 PANEL (LIGHT BLUE) EXAM TABLE MULTI-FUNCTION PRINTER Description CHANNEL FRAME(DARK MIRRORBLUE) 24 X 36 RS-3 PANEL REFRIGERATOR OTOSCOPE SET SCALE SEMI-RECESSED COMBO TOWEL & WASTE UNIT - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH MICROWAVE COMMERICAL REFRIGERATOR PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH EXAM TABLE UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR MULTI-FUNCTION PRINTER CHANNEL FRAME MIRROR 24 X 36 REFRIGERATOR Description SCALE
PL-1
3' - 0"
101 23 15
E14 E01 E15 E03 E16
E03
BS-2
253 101 E 092 23 23 15WC-1 23 15 32 32 32
E04 E05 E06ID E08 E09 E01 E10 E03 E14 E04 E15 E05 E16 E06 E08 E09 E10 ID
E04 E05 E06 E08 E09 E10 E14 E15 E16
PT-1
101
BENCH
A9.3
A9.2 065
OPEN TO BEYOND
SS-2
E 23 15
9
6"
9
264
121
253
101
BENCH
SCALE = 1'-0" 1' - 6" 6" 1/4" 2' - 2" 2' - 2"
1 PL-1
SS-2
253 092 WC-1 15 23 35
BS-2
122
OPEN TO
092BEYOND WC-1
15 23 15 23 15 23 15 BENCH 23 BENCH 9 32 9 32 32 32 A9.3 A9.3 9 5' - 5" 3' - 0" A9.2 PL-3
A9.2
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" E
WC-1
101
1LAB - WEST 2CORRIDOR A - WEST 1LAB - WEST 065
PL-3 SS-2
2 5' - 5"
092
EQUIPMENT 1
EQUIPMENT SPACE TO REMAIN
PT-1 PL-1
4' - 0"
8/30/2019 8:35:57 AM
15
5
BENCH
092
E
264
121
A9.2
A9.3
A9.2 WC-1
253
DE
10"
9
BENCH
253
E
9
SS-2
WC-1
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" DE
WC-1
122 1
MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING TENANT IMPROVEMENT
A9.3
DE 3 2' - 2" 6" E
1' - 6" 6" 2' - 2" E 092
092
4' - 0"
CORRIDOR A - WEST
WC-1
BS-2
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4' - 0"
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A9.2 065
9 A9.3
SS-2
E
WC-1
092
2
9
4' - 0"
WC-1
2' - 0"
GWB 8' - 11"
EQUIPMENT
BS-2 PT-1
4' - 0"
092
9
A9.3
4' - 0"
092
264
PT-1
2' - 0"
GWB 9' - 6"
1' - 4"
VESTIBULE 06 WALL PANELDescription LEGEND ID RS-3 PANEL (DARK BLUE)
E01 E03
BS-2
121 4' - 0"
264
PT-1
OPEN TO BEYOND
4' - 0"
E
122 1
A9.2
4' - 0"
4' - 0"
4' - 0"
3
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" 9
DE 9
A9.2
WC-1
10"
CORRIDOR A - WEST
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
BS-2
5
2 3CORRIDOR A - EAST 2CORRIDOR A - WEST 065 3 7/8"
1 PT-1
092
2
6
A9.2
BS-2
1
121 4' - 0" 4' - 0"
092
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" 3
WC-1
A9.2
4' - 0" 4' - 0" 4' - 0"
3CORRIDOR A - EAST
4' - 0"
A9.2
10"
122
092
5
2
4' - 0"
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
1 PT-1
4' - 0"
092
WC-1
10"
3 7/8"
PT-1
6
A9.3 3
A9.3
BS-2
RS-2 PANEL (LIGHT BLUE)
OPEN TO BEYOND
4' - 0"
1 A9.2
EQUIPMENT
A9.2 4' - 0"
4' - 0"
BS-2
PT-1
10"
E.
RCP LEGEND
5
EQ EQ
TLT 12
WALL PANEL LEGEND RS-1 PANEL (RED)
4' - 0"
A9.3
A9.3
EQ EQ
WALL PANEL LEGEND
BS-2
5
10"
3 7/8"
4' - 0"
A9.2
BS-2
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
1 PT-1
WD-1
A9.3
CEILING SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE APPROPRIATE BLO FOR ALL CEILING MOUNTED EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT L MECHANICAL GRILLES AND DIFFUSERS, ELECTRICAL FIXTURES DOORS/PANELS.
33' - 2"
PT-1
REFER TO A9.5 SHEET FOR ANY INFORMATION REGARDING CEI MATERIALS AND COLORS.
D.
ID
EQ
OPEN TO BEYOND
6
EXAM 03
19 .20 .30 08
EQ
BS-2
REFER TO AND COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL, PLUMBING AN DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
C.
RCP GRAPHIC LEGEND
2' - 0"
WD-1
NEW WD-1
REFER TO SHEET A0.0 FOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING, REFERE SYMBOLS, TYPICAL ARCHITECTURAL CONFIGURATIONS AND AB USED ON THIS DRAWING.
B.
DESCRIPTIVE KEY NOTE
PERMIT PACKAGE PERMIT PACKAGE
2
EQ
NEW WORK
05/20/19 05/20/19
10
EQ
EXISITING
WAITING ROOM (52) 15
2' - 8"
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
3300 North Central Avenue, Suite 1520 Phoenix, AZ 85012 T: 602.606.7432 19 .20 www.DHEengineering.com .30 08
CORRIDOR A 16
WALL PANEL LEGEND
5 A9.3
A8.0
PT-4
OPEN TO REGISTRATION BEYOND
WAITING - SOUTH
DESCRIPTIVE KEY NOTES
TYPICAL MOUNTING MOUNTING TYPICAL HEIGHTS & & HEIGHTS INTERIOR INTERIOR ELEVATIONS ELEVATIONS
A
2' - 0"
PT-4
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EQ EQ
2' - 0"
BS-2
EQ EQ
4' - 0"
WD-1
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
3300 North Central Avenue, Suite 1520 Phoenix, AZ 85012 T: 602.606.7432 www.DHEengineering.com 19 .20 .30 08
2' - 0"
NEW WD-1
21' - 11 3/4"
2' - 0"
NEW WORK
8
19 .20 .30 A9.2 08
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
ACT-3 9' - 6"
EXAM 02
3
MEDICAL OFFICE OFFICE MEDICAL BUILDING TENANT TENANT BUILDING IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT
A.
2' - 0"
4WAITING - SOUTH
EXISITING
8 8140 East Cactus Road
STAMP
BS-2
STAMP
DESCRIPTIVE KEY NOTES
WD-1 PT-4
A9.3
E04 E04 E05 E05 E06 E06 E08 E08 E09 E09 E10 E10 E14 E14 E15 E15 E16 E16
2' - 0"
NEW WD-1
5
OPEN TO REGISTRATION BEYOND
STAMP
121 065 090 122
ISSUANCES
NEW WORK
ID
ACT-3 9' - 0"
SHEET NOTES
Responsible Responsible Party Party
3300 North Central Avenue, Suite 1520 Phoenix, AZ 85012 8140 East Cactus Road T: 602.606.7432 Suite 710 www.DHEengineering.com Scottsdale, AZ 85260
2' - 0"
PT-4
Description Description
OTOSCOPE SET OFCI OTOSCOPE SET COMBO TOWEL & WASTE UNIT - STAINLESS STEEL OFCI SEMI-RECESSED CFCI SEMI-RECESSED COMBO TOWEL & WASTE UNIT - STAINLESS STEEL CFCI FINISH FINISH COMMERICAL REFRIGERATOR - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH OFCI COMMERICAL OFCI EXAM TABLE REFRIGERATOR - STAINLESS STEEL FINISH OFOI EXAM TABLE OFOI MULTI-FUNCTION PRINTER OFOI MULTI-FUNCTION OFOI CHANNEL FRAMEPRINTER MIRROR 24 X 36 CFCI CHANNEL FRAME MIRROR 24 X 36 CFCI REFRIGERATOR OFOI REFRIGERATOR OFOI SCALE OFOI SCALE OFOI MICROWAVE OFOI MICROWAVE OFOI PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER OFCI PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER OFCI UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR OFOI UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR OFOI
3443 North Central Ave, South Rotunda Phoenix, AZ 85012 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 shepleybulfinch.com
A9.2 Suite 710
2' - 0"
EQ
WD DETAIL 1/A9.4. 8' - 0" HOMOSOTE WALL TREATMENT. REFER TO Description DETAIL 2/A9.2. WALL MOUNTED CHART HOLDER, PROVIDED BY LOCATE COUNTERTOP FURNITURE VENDOR. GROMMET IN FIELD. SPECIALTY WALL TREATMENT, REFER TO DOOR MOUNTED ROOM NUMBER. ACT-2 DETAIL 1/A9.4. 8 264 - 0" VENDOR PROVIDED NURSE CALL9'SYSTEM TO HOMOSOTE WALL TREATMENT. REFER TO A9.2092 BE LOCATED AT EVERY EXAM ROOM DOOR. DETAIL REFER 2/A9.2. TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR 121 WALL MOUNTED CHART HOLDER, PROVIDED BY COORDINATION. ID Description FURNITURE VENDOR. GWB 122 DOOR MOUNTED ROOM NUMBER. 8' - 6" 065 LOCATE GROMMET IN FIELD.TO 264 VENDORCOUNTERTOP PROVIDED NURSE CALL SYSTEM BE LOCATED AT EVERY EXAM ROOM DOOR. 090 SPECIALTY WALL TREATMENT, REFER TO 8 REFER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR DETAIL TO 1/A9.4. A9.2 COORDINATION. 092 HOMOSOTE WALL TREATMENT. REFER TO ACT-3 DETAIL 2/A9.2. 9' - 0" 121 WALL MOUNTED CHART HOLDER, PROVIDED BY FURNITURE VENDOR. Description 122 ID DOOR MOUNTED ROOM NUMBER. 264 VENDOR PROVIDED NURSE CALL SYSTEM TO RS-1BE PANEL (RED) LOCATED AT EVERY EXAM ROOM 065 LOCATE COUNTERTOP GROMMET INDOOR. FIELD. - 0" DRAWINGS FOR REFER TO ELECTRICAL 090 SPECIALTY WALL 3'TREATMENT, REFER TO COORDINATION. DETAIL 1/A9.4. RS-2 PANEL (LIGHT BLUE) 092 HOMOSOTE WALL TREATMENT. REFER TO 4' - 0" 2/A9.2. RS-3DETAIL PANEL (DARK BLUE) 8 121 WALL MOUNTED CHART HOLDER, PROVIDED BY RS-1 PANEL (RED) A9.2 FURNITURE VENDOR. ACT-3 122 DOOR MOUNTED ROOM NUMBER. 9' - 0" RS-2 PANEL (LIGHT BLUE) 264 VENDOR PROVIDED NURSE CALL SYSTEM TO BE LOCATED AT EVERY EXAM ROOM DOOR. RS-3 REFER PANEL (DARK TO BLUE) ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR COORDINATION.
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Description
ISSUANCES
NEW WORK
5
11' - 6 7/8"
065 LOCATE COUNTERTOP GROMMET IN FIELD. 2' - 7" NOTES DESCRIPTIVE KEY 090 SPECIALTY WALL TREATMENT, REFER TO
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E01 E01 E03 E03
3300 North Central Avenue, Suite 1520 Phoenix, AZ 85012 T: 602.606.7432 www.DHEengineering.com
CONSULTANT
EXAM 01
A9.3
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
A9.2
LOCATE ALL COUNTERTOP GROMMETS IN FEILD.
ID
A9.3
3 7/8"
8 FINISED IN PL-1 U.N.O ALL MILLWORK TO BE
11.
5
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
ALL MISC. METALS TO BE CLEAR ANODIZED ALUMINUM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
10. SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
EXISITING
CONSULTANT
LAB - WEST 1LAB - WEST DESCRIPTIVE KEY NOTES
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHER SIZE, IT HAS EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY. THE ORIGINAL OF THIS DRAWING IS 30" X 42". IF THIS COPY IS ANY OTHER SIZE, IT HAS EITHER BEEN REDUCED OR ENLARGED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS ACCORDINGLY.
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253 253 101 101 PROVIDE BLOCKING & BACKING AS REQUIRED FOR253 ALL WALL 23 15 253 23 15 101TO23A9.0 15 101 23 15 MOUNTED EQUIPMENT. REFER FOR TYPICAL BACK 15 32 23 15 32 23 15 32 23 15 32 23 DETAILS. 32 32 32 32
253 8. 15 253 23 15 35 23 35 9.
E16 E16
OPEN TO BEYOND OPEN TO BEYOND
2
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WAITING - WEST 5WAITING - WEST
1
PL-1 PL-1
ISSUANCES
1' - 4" 2'1'- -4"4" 2'CLR - 4" CLR
BENCH
BENCH
EQ
4' - 0" 4' - 0"
DE BENCH LOCATION WITH BENCH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ALL MILLWORK TO BE FINISED IN PL-1 U.N.O
10.
6. 2' - 2" REFER TO FIXTURE SCHEDULE IN PLUMBING DRAWINGS 1' - 6" 6" 2' - 2" 11. 6" 5' - 5" IN FEILD. 3' - 0" LOCATE ALL COUNTERTOP GROMMETS 1' - 6" 6" 2' - 2" 2' - 2" 6" 5' - 5" 3' - 0" 7. THE INTENT OF THE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS IS TO SHOW ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE ONLY; REFER TO DRAWINGS.
2' - 0"
5' - 0" 5' - 0"
065 065
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ALL MISC. TO BE CLEAR ANODIZED ALUMINUMFOR UNLESS REFER TOMETALS OWNER/VENDOR PROVIDED DOCUMENTS ALL DE NOTED OTHERWISE. NURSE CALL LOCATIONS AND INFORMATION. COORDINATE
2' - 0"
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WD-1 WD-1
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DE DE
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8140 East Cactus Road Suite 710 Scottsdale, AZ 85260
PROJECT INFORMATIONISSUANCES
4' 4' - 0" - 0"
090 090
OWNER
2
3443 Central Road Ave, South Rotunda 8140North East Cactus Phoenix, Suite 710AZ 85012 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 shepleybulfinch.com
3 08/30/19 RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS 3 NO.08/30/19 RFI-13 FEC LOCATIONS DATE DESCRIPTION NO. DATE DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
122 122 Ave, South Rotunda 3443 North Central Phoenix, AZ 85012 264 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 264 shepleybulfinch.com
PT-1 PT-1 BS-2 BS-2
CORRIDOR AA -- WEST WEST CORRIDOR
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
OPEN TO BEYOND OPEN TO BEYOND
3443 North Central Ave, South Rotunda Phoenix, AZ 85012 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 shepleybulfinch.com
121 121
PROJECT INFORMATION DRAWING INFORMATION
4' - 0" 9" PROVIDE BLOCKING 4' 9" AS- 0" REQUIRED
SHEET NOTES
1
PROJECT INFORMATION
C SHEPLEY BULFINCH
4' - 0" RP-3 RP-3 PT-1 PROVIDE BLOCKING PT-1 AS REQUIRED
RP-2
1" 1"
BS-2 BS-2
SHARPS DISPOSAL
SURFACE MTD GLOVE DISPENSER
3' - 6"
6 6 A9.3 A9.3 1" 4' - 0" 4' - 0" BLOCKING PROVIDE 1" 4' - 0" - 0" AS 4' REQUIRED
RP-1 RP-1
SHREDDING DISPOSAL SHREDDING DISPOSAL
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
1
DRAWING INFORMATION DRAWING INFORMATION PROJECT INFORMATION
3' - 6"
3' - 6"
4' - 0"
ACCESIBLE SURFACE MTD SOAP DISPENSER ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER RP-2
4' - 0"
4' - 0" MAX C.L. OF HANDLE
FEC
1/4" =
ACCESIBLE SURFACE MTD PAPER TOWEL 1'-0"DISPENSER ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
4' 4' - 0" - 0"
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
1 1 A9.2 A9.2
4' 4' - 0" - 0"
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
REFER TO A1.1 AND A9.5 SHEETS FOR INTERIOR FINISH INFORMATION. REFER TO A0.1 SHEET FOR ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE AND MATERIAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AS WELL AS DIMENSIONING 4. CONTRACTOR USED SHALLON COORDINATE ALL INFRASTRUCTURE 5 CONVENTIONS THIS DRAWING. REQUIREMENTS WITH ALL VENDORS, INCLUDING BUT NOT5LIMITED 10" 10" A9.2 TO THETO LOW SECURITY, EQUIPMENT, AND FURNITURE 2. REFER A9.6VOLTAGE, SHEET FOR THE INTERIOR OPENING 10" 10"SCHEDULE(S), A9.2 3 7/8" VENDORS. TYPES, AND DETAILS. 3 7/8" 4' - 0" 4' - 0" REFERTO TOA1.1 OWNER/VENDOR DOCUMENTS FOR ALL4' - 0" - 0" PROVIDED 3.5. REFER AND A9.54'SHEETS FOR INTERIOR FINISH NURSE CALL LOCATIONS AND INFORMATION. COORDINATE INFORMATION. LOCATION WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 092 092 4. SHALL COORDINATE 092ALL2 INFRASTRUCTURE 092 3CONTRACTOR 6. REFER TO FIXTURE SCHEDULE IN PLUMBING DRAWINGS VENDORS, 2INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED WC-1 3 REQUIREMENTS WITH ALLWC-1 1. REFER A0.1 SHEET FOR ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE AND WC-1 TO THETO LOW VOLTAGE, SECURITY, EQUIPMENT, AND FURNITURE WC-1 7. THE INTENT OF THE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS IS TO MATERIAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AS WELL ASSHOW DIMENSIONING VENDORS. ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE ONLY; REFER TO DRAWINGS. CONVENTIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING. 5. REFER TO OWNER/VENDOR PROVIDED DOCUMENTS FOR ALL PROVIDE BLOCKING BACKING AS REQUIRED FOR ALL WALL 2.8. REFER TO A9.6 SHEET&FOR THE INTERIOR OPENING SCHEDULE(S), NURSE CALL LOCATIONS AND INFORMATION. COORDINATE MOUNTED EQUIPMENT. REFER TO A9.0 FOR TYPICAL BACK TYPES, AND DETAILS. LOCATION WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. DETAILS. 3. REFER TO A1.1 AND SCHEDULE A9.5 SHEETS INTERIOR FINISH 6. REFER TO FIXTURE IN FOR PLUMBING DRAWINGS 9. ALL MISC. METALS TO BE CLEAR ANODIZED ALUMINUM UNLESS INFORMATION. NOTED OTHERWISE. 7. THE INTENT OF THE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS IS TO SHOW 4. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALLTO INFRASTRUCTURE ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE ONLY; REFER DRAWINGS. 10. ALL MILLWORK TO BE ALL FINISED IN PL-1INCLUDING U.N.O REQUIREMENTS WITH VENDORS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE LOW VOLTAGE, SECURITY, AND FURNITURE 8. PROVIDE BLOCKING & BACKING AS EQUIPMENT, REQUIRED FOR ALL WALL 11. LOCATE ALL COUNTERTOP GROMMETS IN FEILD. VENDORS. MOUNTED EQUIPMENT. REFER TO A9.0 FOR TYPICAL BACK AND 1. REFER TO A0.1 SHEET FOR ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE DETAILS. MATERIAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AS WELL AS DIMENSIONING 5. REFER TO OWNER/VENDOR PROVIDED DOCUMENTS FOR ALL CONVENTIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING. SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" NURSE CALL LOCATIONS INFORMATION. COORDINATE 9. ALL MISC. METALS TO BE AND CLEAR ANODIZED ALUMINUM UNLESS SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" LOCATION ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. NOTED 2. REFEROTHERWISE. TOWITH A9.6 SHEET FOR THE INTERIOR OPENING SCHEDULE(S), TYPES, AND DETAILS. 9 SCHEDULE IN PLUMBING DRAWINGS9 6. REFER TO FIXTURE 10. ALL MILLWORK 9TO BE FINISED IN PL-1 U.N.O 9 A9.3 3. REFER TO A1.1 AND A9.5 SHEETS FOR INTERIOR FINISH A9.3 9 9 ELEVATIONS 7. THE INTENT THE INTERIOR IS TO SHOW A9.3 A9.3 11. LOCATE ALL OF COUNTERTOP GROMMETS IN FEILD. INFORMATION. 9 9 ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE ONLY; A9.2 A9.2REFER TO DRAWINGS.PL-3 A9.2 A9.2 4. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL INFRASTRUCTURE PL-3 SS-2 SS-2 8. PROVIDE BLOCKING & BACKING AS REQUIRED FORBUT ALL WALL REQUIREMENTS WITH ALL VENDORS, INCLUDING NOT LIMITED SS-2 SS-2 MOUNTED EQUIPMENT. TO A9.0 FOR TYPICAL BACK 065 TOETHE LOW VOLTAGE,REFER SECURITY, EQUIPMENT, E E E AND FURNITURE 065 092 WC-1 DETAILS. 092 WC-1 VENDORS. E E E E 092 WC-1 092 WC-1
SHEET NOTES
PT-1 PT-1
SHARPS DISPOSAL
MTD GLOVE DISPENSER
REFER TO A9.6 SHEET FOR THE INTERIOR OPENING SCHEDULE(S), TYPES, AND DETAILS.
3.
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" 1.
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
OPEN TO BEYOND SURFACE OPEN TO BEYOND
2.
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3' 3' - 6" - 6"
ACCESIBLE SURFACE MTD SOAP DISPENSER ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER
DISPENSER
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
REFER TO A0.1 SHEET FOR ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE AND MATERIAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AS WELL AS DIMENSIONING CONVENTIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING.
SHEET NOTES
3
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED SHARPS DISPOSAL
4' - 4"
ACCESIBLE SURFACE MTD PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER
4' - 0"
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
4' - 0"
1" 1"
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED SURFACE MTD GLOVE
BS-2 BS-2
CORRIDOR AA -- EAST EAST CORRIDOR SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
Author Checker Approver
6
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SCALE CABINET
4' - 0" MAX C.L. OF HANDLE 4 1/4" 4 1/4"
FEC
5' - 0" MAX TOP 4' OF- 0" CABINET 4' - 0"
4' - 0" MAX C.L. OF HANDLE
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7' - 0"
CLOCK
4' - 0"
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FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATION
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED ACCESIBLE SURFACE MTD RP-2 RP-3 SOAP RP-2 RP-3 4' - 0"DISPENSER 4' - 0" ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER
CORRIDOR BB -- SOUTH SOUTH CORRIDOR SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
4' - 0"
F
7' - 0"
4' - 0"
FEC
FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET
5' - 0" MAX TOP OF CABINET
CLOCK
FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATION
F
1' - 0" 1' - 0"
5' - 0" MAX 4' 4' - 0" TOP OF - 0" CABINET
4' - 0" MAX C.L. OF HANDLE
4' - 0"
FEC
5' - 0" MAX TOP OF CABINET
7' - 0"
FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET
4' - 0"
CLOCK
FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATION
F
AS REQUIRED 6 ACCESIBLE 6 SURFACE MTD A9.3 RP-1 PAPER TOWELA9.3 RP-1 4' DISPENSER - 0" 1" 4' - 0" 4' - ABOVE 0" 1"SINK 4' - 0" OR COUNTER
4' - 4"
SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"PROVIDE BLOCKING
1.
SHARPS DISPOSAL
SURFACE MTD GLOVE DISPENSER
4' - 0"
7
ACCESIBLE 3' - 6" SURFACE MTD 3' - 6" SOAP DISPENSER ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER
CORRIDOR BB -- NORTH NORTH CORRIDOR SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
RS-3 PANEL (DARK BLUE) RS-3 PANEL (DARK BLUE)
PT-1 PT-1
6 6 A9.3 A9.3
4' - 4"
ACCESIBLE SURFACE MTD PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER ABOVE SINK OR COUNTER
FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET
4' - 0"
CLOCK
3' - 6"
FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATION
OPEN TO BEYOND
SHEET NOTES
SS-2
DRAWING INFORMATION
A9.3 A9.3
OPEN TO BEYOND
4' 4' - 0" - 0"
FEC
OPEN TO BEYOND
BS-2 BS-2
PERMIT PACKAGE
EXISTING NON-RATED PARTITION TO REMAIN.
C 8 A9.2
NURSE WORK 09
NEW NON-RATED PARTITION TO ABOVE CEILING • TOP OF PARTITION TO BE EXTENDED TO 6" ABO FINISHED CEILING. • FOR TYPE, SEE PLAN. FOR HEAD CONDITION, S HEAD GROUP H2 DETAILS 2/A9.0.
ASTRIA 42" ORACLE PRE FAB WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE UNIT
BEAM DIMENSION ABOVE
9"
1" STUCCO 2X8 WOOD PLATFORM WITH 12" PLYWOOD SHEATHING
2" 1
1/4" = 1'-0"
71 4"
Undergraduate/Graduate
4 3.0
27 16"
SECTION
1/2" = 1'-0"
THRU NEW FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY
prefab finial per architect selection
NOTE:
ROOFING CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM GUTTER SHAPE AND MATERIAL WITH ARCHITECT AND OWNER. CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM DOWNSPOUT LOCATIONS WITH ARCHITECT AND OWNER. THE DOWNSPOUTS INTO EXISTING STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM.
nor'east architectural antiques "Diamond Paned" Salvaged Window. Verify selection with owner STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF. CONFIRM SPEC WITH ARCHITECT AND OWNER
3'-0"
8" built-up square wood column with cedar around structural post. new wood guardrails 5 4x sloped cap rail, 1x4 skirt top and bottom, 2x2 balusters
ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS
ELEVATION FACING DRIVEWAY
1'-25 16"
2"
T.O. SLAB
UC CO-OP PCI Design Group
T.O. FACE OF ROUGH
2'-5"
4"
fire place unit
EXISTING LATTICE AND TRELLIS REMAINS
ISSUED
Efficiency Unit 2 3.0
HC Efficiency Unit
ELEVATION FACING HOUSE
1 3.0
1/4" = 1'-0"
3.0
PROPOSED GARAGE ELEVATION OPTION 2
1/4" = 1'-0"
25 16" HEEL
RAWLINGS ST. FRONT ELEVATION 12 5
contractor to provide welded tube steel (hss 6x2x 1 4) RING AT CUPOLA 2x10 material at cupola opening
4 6.0
4"
3'-6" R.O.
4"
9'-8"
3"
steel rigid ring at cupola "sandwiched" in 2x10 rafters
2x10 rafterS @ 16" o.c.
+(13'-11") T.O. ROUGH RAFTER
white painted bead board
Simpson hurricane tie
12
5
5
bead board at underside of soffit
lattice panels: 3 12" x 3 12" wood surround with 1 12" x 1 12" lattice members. species to be determined by architect with contractor
42" astria oracle wood burning fireplace
AT WOOD POST LOCATIONS: PROVIDE SIMPSON AB662 POST BASES
PROPOSED SECTION
1/2"=1'-0" hyde park #1857 crown rubber membrane
slope: 16" per ft. min
2x8 rafters @ 16" o.c. cut to slope to one side
decorative rafter tails to match existing contact architect for detail.
3 5.0
ESM Architects | Cincinnati, Ohio face of finish of 8" sq column
workpoint = face of existing foundation wall
water proofing coating or membrane tbd.
29 8"
1'-0"
painted bead board at soffit ceiling
(0'-2 7/16") TOP OF SLAB VERIFY
painted 1x cedar risers.
2 2"
3"
51 2"
1"
108.5
1'-0"
13 16"
(0'-0") TOP OF TILE
1
ipe 10" treads
108.62'
4"+/-
34" high wrought iron handrail.
12"x12" slate pavers over 1 1 4" p.t. sleepers. sleepers channeled for drainage. "handydeck.com" shown. verify color with actual sample from manuf.
1
31 2"
914"
metal drip edge over crown moulding.
existing garage
211 EAST MAIN STREET MASON, OHIO 45040-1919 (513) 234-0900 FAX 234-0989
5" 7'-0"± EXISTING
new wood stairs
ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS
fireplace surround framed with Wood studs and plywood sheathing. shapes formed with foam. entire form waterproofed and then covered in cement parged finish. SEE STUCCO NOTES 5/3.0
McCONNELL AND EWING ARCHITECTS, INC.
8"
AT STEEL POST LOCATIONS: PROVIDE 3 4" X 11" SQ BASE PLATE WITH (4) 3 4" ANCHOR BOLTS. DRILL AND EPOXY
1 4.0
ISSUE DATE:
5 12"
2 5.0
ISSUED FOR PERMIT SUBMITTAL ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION
12
AT WOOD POST: SIMPSON (4) H8 HURRICANE TIES AT EACH POST
PCI Design Firm | Columbus, Ohio
Bradley Allen Ewing, License #12953 Expiration Date 12/31/2015
FACE OF FINISHED COLUMN
7/2/2015: 7/13/2015:
FACE OF FINISHED COLUMN
WORKPOINT FOUNDATION BELOW
412"
9'-8"
41 2"
3"
WORKPOINT FOUNDATION BELOW
714"
24'-0"± EXISTING
1'-1014"
| BUILDING MATERIALS 1. New 30 Year Architectural shingles 2. New Aluminum wrapped Fascia 3. New Aluminum Gutter 4. Exisiting Brick 5. New Vinyl Low-e Windows
flat panel trim 11 2"
2X4 RAFTERS 2X4 COLLAR TIES 2X4 CEILING JOISTS
1
28
1'-8"
Professional Work Samples 3 3.0
4" STUD AND PLYWOOD SHEATHING
STONE HEARTH MATERIAL
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FAYETTE LANDING RENOVATIONS
white painted finish on 1x6 cedar horizontal boards with butt joints and 1x4 cedar border frame
7/2/2015 7/13/201
McCONNELL AND EWING ARCHITECTS, INC.
3'-4" ROUGH
211 EAST MAIN STREET MASON, OHIO 45040-1919 (513) 234-0900 FAX 234-0989
ISSUE
stud frame surround with plywood sheathing and 3-coat cement stucco - see stucco notes- 5/3.0
wood lattice screen each side COORDINATE details WITH ARCHITECT
ipe border 5 4 x 6 shimmed up to be flush with tile surface. painted skirt Board - 1 x 10 cedar (painted) over P.T. 1 x Furring
ISSUED 1'-0"
6'-2"
1'-0"
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