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G O A L S PRIVACY and CONFIDENTIALITY Variation between dark, private and intimate in the reception and bright homelike and airy in the resident rooms’ Large privacy fence around the exterior with the most traffic Main entrance and parking in the back of the building SECURITY Limited visibility through windows with the use of frosting Cameras, monitors, and emergency buttons in staff areas Lighting fixtures at main entrances DAYLIGHTING Patients get the best views in the building, on the south wall Relationship to outdoors is constantly reestablished with transition spaces between the building and outside gardens Use daylight from adjoining rooms (especially in the ground floor rooms) and use of skylights on level 3 BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION Empower the residence and help them regain independence Reduce stress with a “spa-like” feel Subliminal advertising for healthy living ART DECO Repeating patterns on the floor with stencil work on concrete Sunburst pattern on the ceiling in the reception GARDEN SPACE Walking paths around the site to promote exercise Rooftop vegetable and herb garden to establish a healthy relationship with food Meditation area along north and west elevation COMMUNITY FEEL Touchdown spaces outside of bedroom with a library Family style dining room and multiple person kitchen ENCOURAGE ACTIVITY Custom stairs enclosed in fire rated glass Encourage activity along pathways with speakers/art/seating/ daylighting/library Walking paths both inside and out
C O N C E P T The design for the Binge Eating Recovery center will be based on the concept of a gradient. This will be representative of the phases of recovery residents would be going through to overcome their eating disorder and the progression the clients have made from serious medical care to recovery and back to their normal lives. This will be seen in the design through the use of different variations in gradients. One is the color scheme that will move from darker to lighter colors as users move through the space, from the more public entry to the more private rooms and finally the more secluded 3rd floor. There will also be a gradient of old to new, capturing the beauty of the Art Deco style while still keeping a modern feel for the younger population this building will be servicing. Smaller elements such as gradients in light and daylighting patterns and gradients in the tile in the resident’s bathroom will reinforce this theme.
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The color palette will be taken from the picture to the right of an Art Deco print. Most of the color is the cool, soothing blue that will aid in the healing and recovery of the patients. The darker, richer tones are to reinforce the idea of a gradient moving through the space and will be more concentrated in the ground floor and thin as users move up the building. Finally pops of gold in accessories will add visual interest and in the architecture help assist in way finding.
Privacy
light
pattern
bariatric
Lighting wayfindng bath
Reception embellished
Serene
Pattern
residents
Gradient
Stairs
comfort
kitchen
Reception
Signage
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Main Entrance Signage “Pente” is French for “gradient”, and playing off of the idea of a cool, modern loft, the Eating Recovery Center will be called The Pente House. This will provide security and confidentiality, disguising the building from the public. It literally translates to “The Gradient House” which is a concept that is displayed throughout the design.
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Protruding Street Signage The main entrance will be moved to the back of the building, so to gain the attention of traffic on All Saints Street. This Art Deco inspired sunburst sign protrudes off the building in compliance with Florida Building Codes. Extends no more than 4’ from the edge of the building and do not extend above the parapet of the existing roof line.
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Parking Signage This sign sits at ground level facing St. Michaels Street and directs traffic of where to enter the site. The sign is lit with landscape lighting and directs visitors to the secured entrance and parking.
Facade
Added on glass enclosed staircase with overhang for shade
Protruding signage
B All Saints Street
Meditation Space Eyebrows for sun protection
Outdoor entertainment/ dining
A Privacy fence
Art Deco pattern privacy fence
C Bollard lighting Sloped for accessible entry
Main entrance sign Sign for parking
Parking
Existing Art Deco Door used only by residents for access to side meditation space
Key Security fence with rolling gate that closes at night
Security Cameras
Bench
Janitor’s Closet
Demo Kitchen
Case Manager
Patient Room
H2O
Storage Bar top Console Table Family style dining
Patient Files
Glass Enclosed Staircase
Patient Room
32” aff
Elevator
Mechanical
Fridge
ADA RR
Nutrition / Family Counseling
Dining/ Large group
Reception Walk-off Mat
42” aff
Pantry
Bench
Floor Plan: Level 1/G
Below Grade
Walk-off Mat Bench
Outdoor Entertainment Space
Scale: 1’0” = 3/32”
Entrance
Border in Reception
Main Path in Reception
Private Offices
Dining/ Large group/ Kitchen
RR/ Stairwell
Outdoor Entertainment
Flor Carpet Tile “In the Deep” Black Heavy Traffic Straight installation
Flor Carpet Tile “Leaf Behind” Chalk Random installation
Flor Carpet Tile “Interlaced” Pearl Medium traffic Random installation
Armstrong “Saddle/Mocha” L3105 Laminate
Acid wash concrete with stenciled art deco pattern on top
Herringbone paver
Floor Plan: Level 1/G
Flooring Materials
9’ aff
Janitor’s Closet
ADA RR
Nutrition / Family Counseling
Patient Room
Case Manager
Patient Room
8’ 6” aff
Demo Kitchen
8’ 6” aff
Storage Bar top Bench
Glass Enclosed Staircase
8’ 6” aff
9’ aff
Elevator
8’ aff
8’ aff
Outdoor Entertainment Space
Scale: 1’0” = 3/32”
Legend
Dining/ Large group
8’ aff
Reception
Entrance
Reception Desk
Ceiling Plan: Level 1/G
Pantry
Bench
Slim design exit sign by Cooper
Architectural emergency light by Cooper
Wall mounted lighting interior/ exterior by Cooper
Hanging pendant lighting by Cooper
LED up-lighting and downlighting strips by Cooper
Woodworks Linear veneer wood by Armstrong
Ceiling Plan: Level 1/G
Lighting Fixtures & Ceiling Finishes
Bench
Access to Mediation Space
Outside Meditation space
Emergency Exit
Fire escape from 3rd floor
Bench Library Wall
Corridor H2O
Janitor’s Closet
Glass Enclosed Staircase Bench
Scale: 1’0” = 3/32”
ADA RR
Nurse Station
Resident Room 1
Resident Bath
Walk in shower
Resident Room 2
Resident Room 3
Bench
Storage
Bench
Elevator
Mechanical
Floor Plan: Level 2
Street
Roll in shower
Resident Bath
Resident Room 4
Existing Art Deco Entrance gives access to outside meditation
Floor Plan: Level 2
Flooring Materials
Border in Corridor
Main Path in Corridor
Resident Bedrooms
Resident Bedrooms
Resident Bathroom
Resident Shower Tile
Flor Carpet Tile “In the Deep” Black Heavy Traffic Straight installation
Flor Carpet Tile “Rake Me Over” Cream Heavy Traffic Straight installation
Stained Concrete Durable Inexpensive
Flor Carpet Tile “Made You Look” Blue 8’x10’ rug
Hexagon white tile with white grout
Hexagon gradient aqua tile
Floor Plan: Level 3
Fire Escape to 2nd Floor outside meditation space
Emergency Exit
Bench
Corridor
Elevator
Glass Enclosed Staircase
Director’s Office
Bench
Scale: 1’0” = 3/32”
ADA RR
Meditation/ Yoga/ Large group
H2O
Mechanical
Custom circular bench seating
Employee Break room
Rooftop Garden
Storage
Border in Corridor Flor Carpet Tile “Roadside Attraction” Haze Medium Traffic Parquet quarter turn installation
Main Path in Corridor and Meditation Flor Carpet Tile “Roadside Attraction” Tan Medium Traffic Straight installation
Offices and border in Mediation Armstrong “Desert Tan Maple” Commercial Laminate L8709
Rooftop Garden Outside space Herringbone paver
RR/ Stairwell Acid wash concrete with stenciled art deco pattern on top
Mechanical Closet Stained Concrete Durable Inexpensive
Floor Plan: Level 3
Flooring Materials
Long Section: North
Glass staircase to let in the most amount of light and an overhang to reduce heat gain Double glazing and art deco pattern to reduce heat gain and intensity on west wall at sunset
Director’s Office
Skylights into corridor
Employee Break room
Resident Bedroom
Glass Enclosed Staircase
Glass wall and double door overlooking rooftop garden
Resident Bathroom
Rooftop Garden
Daylight from all 4 sides
Meditation/ Yoga 3
Resident Bedroom
Resident Bedroom
Resident Bedroom
Existing Art Deco Entry
Resident Bedroom 2
Elevator
Demo Kitchen
Dining
Below Grade Reception 1/G
Perforated wall in reception to allow light to penetrate through the space
Scale: 1’0” = 3/32” * Gradient of color and finishes through space: Bottom floor the darkest for the most privacy and with only light coming in from one wall. The second floor resident rooms are a little bit lighter with light entering from two sides of the building. And the third floor has the lightest finishes and light entering from every wall, including skylights, for a light and airy feel.
Rooftop garden exposed to all daylight Top floor for most quiet activities: Yoga, director’s office and employee retreat Away from traffic and noise
Resident bedrooms on south wall to gain the most daylight Eyebrows on exterior controlled inside with blinds and shades
Rooftop Garden
Corridor
Corridor
Side Meditation
Resident Bedroom
Below Grade
Front Entry Reception
Corridor
Case Manager
Front entrance in back of building for privacy
Scale: 1’0” = 3/32”
Privacy fence for visual and acoustical separation from traffic Large plant also as a buffer
Perforated wall in reception to allow light to pass through bust still maintain privacy
* Gradient of light through space: Exterior, directly into reception, filtered into corridor with perforated wall and diffused into office with frosted glass.
Glass front offices to allow in daylight because they are below grade without windows Frosting for privacy between 2’-6’aff
Large plenum and thick floor to separate more public and loud ground floor from more private and quiet second floor
Short section: west
Skylights and wall of windows overlooking garden to increase daylight
Reception
A View of reception and receptionist desk As visitors walk in The Pente House, a dark and intimate reception gives a feeling of privacy and confidentiality. Dark finishes on the floor, furniture, cabinets and ceiling make this area the darkest room in the building and the darkest color in the gradient. On the ceiling a custom Armstrong installation of dropped wood panels are lit from behind with LED lighting. The symbolic Art Deco sunburst was deconstructed in the ceiling feature with radiating panels that draw visitors attention to the receptionist. The dynamic diagonal lines add energy to the space in an otherwise more neutral environment.
Reception
B Perforated Partition A perforated screen provides privacy for visitors in the seating area and those going into the office along the corridor on the first floor. The perforations allow light to filter through aiding in a gradient of light into the offices that are below grade.
C (Top Right) View of glass front offices Glass front offices along the wall that is below grade allows light from the south wall to penetrate all the way through the space. Frosting gives privacy but still allows light to enter.
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D (Bottom Right) View into dining/ large group area In keeping with the existing architectural style of the building, a brick arch way leads visitors from the dark, intimate reception into the dining and kitchen areas, one step lighter on the gradient of the building’s design.
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Entry
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Pantry
Janitor’s Closet
3’
Daylighting as suggested by Brian Wansink’s “Slim By Design”
10” deep upper cabinets so smaller plates are the only ones that fit good for portion control Message board for support, encouragement and positive subliminal advertising
60”
Open shelving on the end upper and lower cabinets to showcase healthier options to make it easier to snack healthier
5’ 8”
Demonstration Kitchen
Pantry with processed snack foods in the back more hidden and with a lock on the door
42” aff
Fruit bowls displayed on the light colored counter tops contrast well Multiple cook tops to allow multiple people to use the kitchen at one time Chalkboard wall to display the cook for the night and the menu options
Large fridge and freezer combo with the middle and upper shelves holding healthier food options and unhealthy options in lower bins
Bar top seating to watch cooking demonstrations
Armstrong laminate floor
North Elevation
White striated Corian counter tops
Gradient tile backsplash
Bottom cabinet paint color
Brushed gold kitchen faucet
South Elevation
Brushed hammered gold accessible drawer pulls
Demonstration Kitchen
Materials and Finishes
Custom Staircase
B (Left) Exterior glass staircase detailing options B
Applications to apply to the glass staircase exterior to keep with the Art Deco scheme of the design.
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A (Far Left) Staircase Interior B
Glass enclosed staircase with double glazing to lower heat gain. Bench seating under the lowest staircase to meet code for height clearance in walk space. Benches also line the landings to provide points of rest.
C (Above) Railing Option Meets code for 4� minimum between railings
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St. Michael’s Street
Meditation Space
Level 2 Level 1/G Entry
Meditation Space
Outdoor dining/ Entertainment
Bollard lighting
Railroad Tracks Site Plan
Site Plan
All Saints
Resident Floor: 2
A (Top Left) Resident Bedroom Built ins around the full beds provide storage for clothes and personal items as well as space for a desk workspace. The beds are inset into the units which provide some privacy between the two roommates.
B (Bottom Left) Resident Bathroom The bathroom is situated between two resident bedrooms with a double vanity for multiple use. The vessel sink sits below a floating mirror flanked with wall mounted sconces on both side. Art Deco patterns are seen in the flooring as well as the wallpaper.
C (Left) Resident Floor Corridor The corridor on the second floor has stepped ceilings back-lit with LED lights and a feature wall of wallpaper at the end to draw the attention of users.
Resident Floor: 2
Finishes & Materials
Resident Bedrooms
Resident Bedrooms
Valspar Stained Concrete “Coffee” Durable Inexpensive
Flor Carpet Tile “Made You Look” Blue 8’x10’ rug
Bedroom Paint Olympic “Country Beige”
Resident Bathroom
Resident Shower Tile
Hexagon white tile with white grout
Hexagon gradient aqua tile
Corridor 42” Desk
Resident Bathroom
Bed with storage below
Sheets
Duvet
Built in hardware 7” long
Still life art work
Individual lighting at bed
Overhead pendant light
Desk chair
Resident Bedroom
Bench
Built in storage 5’
Walk in shower 2’
Meditation /yoga
Flooring Materials
A (Below) View down corridor to meditation space A custom dropped pendant lighting feature sits over a circular cushioned lounger. The hallway down to the meditation/yoga room is flanked with windows on both sides, the right (south) wall looks out onto a rooftop garden with bench seating to admire the view. This floor has the lightest finishes and to add to that light and airy feel is the addition of skylights.
Flor Carpet Tile “Roadside Attraction” Tan Medium Traffic Straight installation
Border in Mediation
Natural Brick
Gold Planter
Wall mounted ceiling fixture
B (Right) View through meditation onto rooftop garden
Armstrong “Desert Tan Maple” Commercial Laminate
This open space is multipurpose space is open to accommodate large group meetings, yoga, meditation and exercise with direct connections to outside. A tray ceiling highlights the Art Deco lighting fixture and completes the gradient design ending with the lightest finishes.
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Meditation / yoga B