Baisden schematic design panels

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY

VELODROME

TENNIS

3,000 seats

SITE PLAN

DECISION

GROUP SITE PLAN

TENNIS

5,000 seats

HOTEL GARDEN APARTMENTS

MID-RISE HOUSING

INDIVIDUAL PROJECT SITE

ANDREA BAISDEN

N

Site Plan

0

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A-1.0

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

FLOOR PLANS

DECISION

LEVEL 0 AND LEVEL 1

A UP

UP DN

UP

DN UP

A A

N

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0 Level

N

1 Level

ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

A-1.1

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

FLOOR PLANS

DECISION

LEVEL 2 AND LEVEL 3

A

A UP DN

DN

DN

DN UP DN

DN

DN

DN

A

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DN

DN

DN

DN

N

2 Level

N

3 Level

ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

A-1.2

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

FLOOR PLANS

DECISION LEVEL 4

A

A

ANDREA BAISDEN

N

4 Level

ARCHITECTURAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

A-1.3

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

N

1 Bed Unit

N

2 Bed Unit

FLOOR PLANS

DECISION

1 BED UNIT AND 2 BED UNIT

ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

A-2.1

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

N

3 Bed Unit

N

FLOOR PLANS

DECISION

3 BED UNIT AND 4 BED UNIT

4 Bed Unit ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

A-2.2

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

ELEVATIONS

DECISION

SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST ELEVATION

West Elavation

N

N

East Elavation ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL

N

South Elevation

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A-3.1

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

SECTION

DECISION SECTION

ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL

N

Section A-A

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A-3.2

ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

RENDERS

DECISION RENDERS

ANDREA BAISDEN

Balcony

Community Outdoor

Balcony

ARCHITECTURAL

Kitchen

12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

A-4.1

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-1.0

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-1.1

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-2.1

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-2.2

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-2.3

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-3.0

SITE INFORMATION

SITE ANALYSIS

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN SITE ANALYSIS 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

C-4.0

FIRE PROTECTION & SPRINKLER SYSTEM

FIRE PROTECTION & SPRINKLER CRITERIA BUILDING 1 2ND FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION

UP

S FEC

UP

S P

H

FEC

H

P

P

S

P

P

D

S

OPEN TO BELOW

D S

H

S

S

S

FEC

D

H

S D

S

H

FEC

S

SMOKE DETECTOR

D

HEAT DETECTOR

H

HORN

P

PULL STATION

S

P

S

S

H

H

H

2006 IBC SECTION SMOKE ALARMS 907.2.10.1 & IRC SECTION R313.2 LOCATION: SMOKE ALARMS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: 1. IN EACH SLEEPING ROOM. 2. OUTSIDE EACH SEPARATE SLEEPING AREA IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE BEDROOMS. 3. ON EACH ADDITIONAL STORY OF THE DWELLING, INCLUDING BASEMENTS BUT NOT INCLUDING CRAWL SPACES AND UNINHABITABLE ATTICS. FIRE PROTECTION/SPRINKLER:

S

H

H

P

FEC

S

FEC

S

D

S

DECISION

EXIT SIGNS D

S

FEC

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

S

OPEN TO BELOW H

P

S

D H H

FEC

H

S

S

S

S

P

S

H

D

S

S

P H

DN

D

S S

UP

ANDREA BAISDEN FIRE PROTECTION

H

FEC

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FP-1.2

FIRE PROTECTION & SPRINKLER INFORMATION

FIRE PROTECTION & SPRINKLER CRITERIA

DECISION ASP THROUGHOUT ALL OCCUPANCIES NFPA 13R (RESIDENTIAL) WILL USE LIGHT HAZARD QUICK RESPONSE HEADS IN ANY SPACE GREATER THAN 0.92903 SQ. M. SPRINKLER SYSTEM DISTRUBUTION PATTERN WITH COVER RANGE OF 4.9 M. FIRE PROTECTION/SPRINKLER: DOWNWARD RECRESSED SPRINKLER DISTRIBUTION PATTERN FROM A STANDARD SPRAY SPRINKLER

BEDROOM BATHROOM GREAT ROOM BALCONY ENTRY OPEN TO BELOW

DN UP

ANDREA BAISDEN FIRE PROTECTION

TYPICAL FIRE PROCTECTION & SPRINKLER DIAGRAM

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FP-1.1

MIXED USE AND HOUSING

DECISION

G-1.1 INFORMATION SHEET

Z-1.1 ZONING INFORMATION C-1 SITE ANALYSIS A-1 ARCHITECTURAL PANELS S-1 STRUCTURAL PANELS M/P HVAC/ PLUMBING SYSTEMS FP FIRE PROTECTION E LIGHTING AP-1.0

ANDREA BAISDEN ARCHITECTURAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-1.0

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

CODE CRITERIA

APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES (ANALOG):

PROJECT SQUARE FOOTAGE BREAKDOWN

COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL CODE MECHANICAL CODE FIRE CODE ACCESSIBILITY CODE LIFE SAFETY ENERGY (RESIDENTIAL)

BUILDING 1

2006 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE 2005 NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE 2004 STATE OF ILLINOIS 2003 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE 1997 STATE OF ILLINOIS ACCESSIBILITY 2003 NFPA 101 2006 INT. ENERGY CONSERVATION

PROJECT OCCUPANCY TYPES: A-2 - ASSEMBLY M - MERCANTILE R-2 - RESIDENTIAL S-2 - LOW HAZARD STORAGE

RESTAURANT AND BAR RETAIL APARTMENT HOUSING PARKING GARAGE

MAXIMUM FLOOR AREA ALLOWANCES PER OCCUPANT: ASSEMBLY AREA WITHOUT FIXED SEATING STANDING SPACE 5 NET UNCONCENTRATED 15 NET MERCANTILE 2.79 GSM RESIDENTIAL 18.58 GSM PARKING GARAGES 18.58 GSM

REQUIRED SEPARATION OF OCCUPANCIES (HOURS): S-2 I A I M AI MI R

1 HOUR SEPARATION 1 HOUR SEPARATION

BELOW GRADE 1ST FLOOR

S-2 S-2 A-2/M R-2 R-2 R-2 R-2 R-2

2,225.5 SQ M 898.3 SQ M 1,181 SQ M 1,454 SQ M 1,454 SQ M 221.4 SQ M 1,456.1 SQ M 504 SQ M

S-2 S-2 A-2/M R-2 R-2 R-2 R-2 R-2

2,289.2 SQ M 838.3 SQ M 1,149.3 SQ M 1,422.2 SQ M 504 SQ M 1,420 SQ M 1,420 SQ M 221.4 SQ M

S-2 S-2 A-2/M R-2 R-2 R-2 R-2

1,871.6 SQ M 465.8 SQ M 952.2 SQ M 1,087.5 SQ M 221.4 SQ M 1,027.1 SQ M 504 SQ M

2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4THFLOOR

S-2 S-2 A-2/M R-2 R-2 R-2

2,260.9 SQ M 665.8 SQ M 1,230.7 SQ M 1,528.1 SQ M 221.4 SQ M 1,503.5 SQ M

TOTAL

S-2/A-2/M/R-2

32,198.7 SQ M

2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR BUILDING 2 BELOW GRADE 1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR

TYPE: 1B A-2 ASSEMBLY M MERCANTILE R-2 RESIDENTIAL S-2 STORAGE

FIRE-RESISTANT, NOT COMBUSTIBLE, UNPROTECTED STEEL & CONCRETE 11 STORIES 11 STORIES 11 STORIES 11 STORIES

UNLIMITED AREA UNLIMITED AREA UNLIMITED AREA 7339.3 SQ M (79,000 SQ FT)

BUILDING DATA: NEW CONSTRUCTION 32,198.7 SQ M RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USED LOCATED IN BARRA DA TIJUCA, BRAZIL. MODEL BUILDING CODE AGENCY ANALOG CODE/JURISDICTION: CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA TOTAL NUMBER OF FLOORS: BUILDING 1: 7 1 LEVEL BELOW GRADE BUILDING 2: 7 1 LEVEL BELOW GRADE BUILDING 3: 6 1 LEVEL BELOW GRADE BUILDING 4: 5 1 LEVEL BELOW GRADE

BUILDING 3 BELOW GRADE 1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR BUILDING 4

ALLOWABLE HEIGHT AND BUILDING AREAS:

DECISION

BELOW GRADE 1ST FLOOR

ANDREA BAISDEN CODE CRITERIA 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-1.1

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION FIRE PROTECTION (PER IBC 2006) FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM: SMOKE DETECTION SYSTEM: OCCUPANCY SEPARATION:

MEANS OF EGRESS: OCCUPANT LOAD

YES (PER SEC. 403. 2) AUTOMATIC SPRINKLES THROUGHOUT YES 3-HOURS HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLY RATING BETWEEN S-2 AND R-2 (PER SEC. 509.2) 1-HOUR OR AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER IN INCIDENTAL USE AREAS. BUILDING 1 A-2 - ASSEMBLY = 1.9 SQ M = 595 SQ M/1.9 = 313.2 OCCUPANTS M - MERCANTILE = 2.8 GSM = 586 SQ M/2.8 = 209.3 OCCUPANTS R-2 RESIDENTIAL = 18.6 GSM = 5,089.5 SQ M/18.6 = 273.6 OCCUPANTS S-2 STORAGE = 18.6 GSM = 3,123.8 SQ M/18.6 = 168 OCCUPANTS BUILDING 2 A-2 - ASSEMBLY = 1.9 SQ M = 554.3 SQ M/1.9 = 291.7 OCCUPANTS M - MERCANTILE = 2.8 GSM = 595 SQ M/2.8 = 212.5 OCCUPANTS R-2 RESIDENTIAL = 18.6 GSM = 4,987.6 SQ M/18.6 = 268.2 OCCUPANTS S-2 STORAGE = 18.6 GSM = 3,127.5 SQ M/18.6 = 168.2 OCCUPANTS BUILDING 3 A-2 - ASSEMBLY = 1.9 SQ M = 357.2 SQ M/1.9 = 188 OCCUPANTS M - MERCANTILE = 2.8 GSM = 595 SQ M/2.8 = 212.5 OCCUPANTS R-2 RESIDENTIAL = 18.6 GSM = 2,840 SQ M/18.6 = 152.7 OCCUPANTS S-2 STORAGE = 18.6 GSM = 2,337.4 SQ M/18.6 = 125.7 OCCUPANTS BUILDING 4 A-2 - ASSEMBLY = 1.9 SQ M = 516.7 SQ M/1.9 = 272 OCCUPANTS M - MERCANTILE = 2.8 GSM = 714 SQ M/2.8 = 255 OCCUPANTS R-2 RESIDENTIAL = 18.6 GSM = 3,253 SQ M/18.6 = 174.9 OCCUPANTS S-2 STORAGE = 18.6 GSM = 2,926.7 SQ M/18.6 = 157.4 OCCUPANTS

CODE CRITERIA

EGRESS WIDTH OCCUPANT SERVED: WITH SPRINKLER SYSTEM: STAIRWAYS = 0.00508M/OCCUPANT OTHER EGRESS COMPONENTS = 0.00381M/OCCUPANT BUILDING 1 A-2 = 313.2 X 0.00381 M = 1.2 M 313.2 X 0.00508 M = 1.6 M M = 209.3 X 0.00381 M = 0.8 M 209.3 X 0.00508 M = 1.1 M R-2 = 273.6 X 0.00381 M = 1.0 M 273.6 X 0.00508 M = 1.4 M S-2 = 168 X 0.00381 M = 0.6 M 168 X 0.00508 M = 0.9 M BUILDING 2 A-2 = 291.7 X 0.00381 M = 1.1 M 291.7 X 0.00508 M = 1.5 M M = 212.5 X 0.00381 M = 0.8 M 212.5 X 0.00508 M = 1.1 M R-2 = 268.2 X 0.00381 M = 1.0 M 268.2 X 0.00508 M = 1.4 M S-2 = 168.2 X 0.00381 M = 0.6 M 168.2 X 0.00508 M = 0.9 M BUILDING 3 A-2 = 188 X 0.00381 M = 0.7 M 188 X 0.00508 M = 1.0 M M = 212.5 X 0.00381 M = 0.8 M 212.5 X 0.00508 M = 1.1 M R-2 = 152.7 X 0.00381 M = 0.6 M 152.7 X 0.00508 M = 0.8 M S-2 = 125.7 X 0.00381 M = 0.5 M 125.7 X 0.00508 M = 0.6 M BUILDING 4 A-2 = 272 X 0.00381 M = 1.0 M 272 X 0.00508 M = 1.4 M M = 255 X 0.00381 M = 1.0 M 255 X 0.00508 M = 1.3 M R-2 = 174.9 X 0.00381 M = 0.7 M 174.9 X 0.00508 M = 0.9 M S-2 = 157.4 X 0.00381 M = 0.6 M 157.4 X 0.00508 M = 0.8 M NUMBER OF REQ’D EXITS NEEDED: NUMBER OF EXITS PROVIDED: MINIMUM NUMBER OF EXITS: THAN 500 FOR OCCUPANT LOAD PER STORY

2 PER BUILDING 3 PER BUILDING

OCCUPANT LOAD LESS

DISCUSSION

NUMBER OF EXITS: 2 REQUIRED (MINIMUM) PER BUILDING ACTUAL NUMBER OF EXITS: 3 PER BUILDING

2 HOUR FIRE-RATING FOR ALL EXTERIOR LOAD BEARING WALLS & WALLS S-2 SEPARATING EACH UNITS.

ANDREA BAISDEN CODE CRITERIA 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

NOT LESS THAN 2

G-1.2

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION PLUMBING CALCULATIONS BASED ON BUILDING TYPE ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE BUILDING 1 A-2 - ASSEMBLY NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 313.2 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 156.6 FEMALE = 156.6 10 UNITS FOR MALE 10 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 20 UNITS M - MERCANTILE NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 212.5 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 106.3 FEMALE = 106.3 1 UNITS FOR MALE 1 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 2 UNITS BUILDING 2 A-2 - ASSEMBLY NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 291.7 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 145.9 FEMALE = 145.9 5 UNITS FOR MALE 5 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 10 UNITS M - MERCANTILE NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 212.5 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 106.3 FEMALE = 106.3 1 UNITS FOR MALE 1 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 2 UNITS

CODE CRITERIA

BUILDING 3 FIRE - RESISTANCE RATING REQUIREMENTS FOR A-2 - ASSEMBLY BUILDING TYPE (HOURS) NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 188 TYPE 1B 50% EACH GENDER STRUCTURAL FRAME 2 HOUR MALE = 94 BEARING WALLS FEMALE = 94 EXTERIOR 2 HOUR 3 UNITS FOR MALE INTERIOR 2 HOUR 3 UNITS FOR FEMALE NONBEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS TOTAL: 6 UNITS EXTERIOR 1 HOUR M - MERCANTILE INTERIOR 0 HOUR NUMBER OF FIXTURES: FLOOR CONSTRUCTION 2 HOUR OCCUPANCY = 212.5 ROOF CONSTRUCTION 1 HOUR 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 106.3 FEMALE = 106.3 1 UNITS FOR MALE 1 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 2 UNITS BUILDING 4 A-2 - ASSEMBLY NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 272 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 136 FEMALE = 136 4 UNITS FOR MALE 4 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 8 UNITS M - MERCANTILE NUMBER OF FIXTURES: OCCUPANCY = 255 50% EACH GENDER MALE = 127.5 FEMALE = 127.5 1 UNITS FOR MALE 1 UNITS FOR FEMALE TOTAL: 2 UNITS

DISCUSSION NUMBER OF FIXTURES: BUILDING 1 ASSEMBLY 10 MALE UNITS (MIN) 10 FEMALE UNITS (MIN) MERCANTILE 1 MALE UNIT (MIN) 1 FEMALE UNIT (MIN) BUILDING 2 ASSEMBLY 10 MALE UNITS (MIN) 10 FEMALE UNITS (MIN) MERCANTILE 1 MALE UNIT (MIN) 1 FEMALE UNIT (MIN) BUILDING 3 ASSEMBLY 3 MALE UNITS (MIN) 3 FEMALE UNITS (MIN) MERCANTILE 1 MALE UNIT (MIN) 1 FEMALE UNIT (MIN) BUILDING 4 ASSEMBLY 4 MALE UNITS (MIN) 4 FEMALE UNITS (MIN) MERCANTILE 1 MALE UNIT (MIN) 1 FEMALE UNIT (MIN) FIRE - RESISTANCE RATING FOR 1B TYPE (HOURS): STRUCTURAL FRAME 2 HOUR BEARING WALLS EXTERIOR 2 HOUR INTERIOR 2 HOUR NONBEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS EXTERIOR 1 HOUR INTERIOR 0 HOUR FLOOR CONSTRUCTION 2 HOUR ROOF CONSTRUCTION 1 HOUR

ANDREA BAISDEN CODE CRITERIA 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-1.3

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

EGRESS CRITERIA

DISCUSSION

EACH APARTMENT UNIT EGRESS: 2 BEDROOM UNITS 28 UNITS 3 BEDROOM UNITS 35 UNITS 4 BEDROOM UNITS 25 UNITS

EXIT LOCATION TWO BED UNITS

FOUR BED UNITS

THREE BED UNITS

EGRESS PATH BEDROOM BATHROOM GREAT ROOM BALCONY ENTRY OPEN TO BELOW FLOORING

ANDREA BAISDEN CODE CRITERIA 11-6-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-2.0

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

EGRESS CRITERIA

PRIMARY EXIT SECONDARY EXIT PRIMARY EXIT

PRIMARY EXIT SECONDARY EXIT

FIRST FLOOR MIXED USED MERCANTILE ASSEMBLY DELIVERY (CENTER) CAR ENTRANCE AND EXIT TO PARKING BELOW REMOTENESS OF EXITS: BUILDING 27.9 M REQUIRED (MINIMUM) SPACE 6.8 M REQUIRED (MINIMUM)

LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE (LED) ON FIRST LEVEL

SECONDARY EXIT PRIMARY EXIT

DECISION

SECONDARY EXIT EXIT LOCATION EGRESS PATH SECONDARY EXIT

SECONDARY EXIT PRIMARY EXIT

SECONDARY EXIT

SECONDARY EXIT

SECONDARY EXIT

SECONDARY EXIT

PRIMARY EXIT

DN UP

SECONDARY EXIT FROM PARKING BELOW

SECONDARY EXIT

PRIMARY EXIT

SECONDARY EXIT

ANDREA BAISDEN EGRESS CRITERIA

SECONDARY EXIT

12-13-12 ARC 541

BUILDING 4 1ST FLOOR OCCUPANCY AND EGRESS

PRIMARY EXIT

THAD HECKMAN

G-2.2

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

EGRESS CRITERIA

DECISION

REMOTENESS OF EXITS: BUILDING 27.9 M REQUIRED (MINIMUM) UNIT 6.8 M REQUIRED (MINIMUM)

PRIMARY EXIT

EXIT LOCATION EGRESS PATH PRIMARY EXIT

BEDROOM BATHROOM GREAT ROOM BALCONY ENTRY

SECONDARY EXIT

OPEN TO BELOW

DN UP

ANDREA BAISDEN EGRESS CRITERIA

BUILDING 1 2ND FLOOR OCCUPANCY AND EGRESS

12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-2.3

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS

9

6

3 5

Existing elements to be razed before 2016 games.

11 2 3 4 5

7 3

DECISION

8

Airport w/ Bldgs; demarcation line Homes on west beach Raceway Bldgs.

Stadium Raceway; demarcation line

Existing elements to be repurposed before 2016 games.

2 4

1

6 7

m 5k 2 o ier n a eJ d o Ri

Elements that remain.

Apartments on the East Coast; demarcation line 9 Favela (Slum in Rio de Janiero).

10 Sarah Hospital System Children’s Rehabilition Center 8

Apartments 10

Depth of Lagoon 1.5 m

Detached Housing w/Security Walls (Typical) Under Development

City: Barra de Tijuca

North

Existing Site Conditions

Maria Lenk Aquatic Center HSBC Multipurpose Arena

Topography and soils.

The site is surrounded by mountains. It is composed of a layer of peat 0-5 meters on top of soft clays to a depth of 20 - 25 meters. Spread footings, or raft or mat foundations are recommended.

ANDREA BAISDEN EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS 12-13-12

Under Development

ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-3.0

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

PHASE 0

25

11 10

11

25

13

12

14

13

13

13

23

15

15

22

15

11

16

8

16

9 24

19

18

24

7

19

18

24

21

17

24 24

17

16

26

16

16

24

6

26

16 18 5

20 2

26

3

4

1

26 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT

DECISION

1. CLASS SITE 2. VELODROME 3. TENNIS 3,000 SEATS 4. TENNIS 5,000 SEATS 5. TENNIS COURTS 6. WARM-UP TRACK 7. SPORTS COMPLEX 8. RIO ARENA 9. AQUATIC CENTER 10. POR TABLE ALLOTMENTS 11. RESIDENTIAL 12. MEDIA HOTEL 13. COMMERCIAL 14. MARKET 15. RECREATION AND LEISURE 16. PARKING 17. OPEN AIR CINEMA 18. NURSERY 19. GREENHOUSE 20. GARDEN SHOW 21. OLYMPIC WAY 22. HOT AIR VIEWING BALLOONS 23. GO-CART TRACK 24. HOUSING TO REMAIN 25. BARRA da TIJUCA 26. LAGOA de JACAREP AGUA

PHASE 0 OF THE AECOM OYPMPIC SITE DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FROM 2012-2016.

THIS PHASE OF THE LEGACY SITE IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY AND DEVELOPING THE SITE FOR HOSTING THE NEXT OLYMPIC SPORTING EVENTS.

POST OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT SPORTING DEVELOPMENT 26

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT NORTH

PHASE 0 - (2012-2016)

ANDREA BAISDEN PHASE 0 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-3.1

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

PHASE I

19

11

11

14

13

12

11

11

19

14 14

16

15

24 23

14

10

17

8

17

9 25

25

26 11

25

6

11

20

25

7

21

20

25 25

22

21

18

5

11 2

18

17

22

20 18

17

3

4

1

18 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

DECISION

1. CLASS SITE 2. VELODROME 3. TENNIS 3,000 SEATS 4. TENNIS 5,000 SEATS 5. TENNIS COURTS 6. WARM-UP TRACK 7. SPORTS COMPLEX 8. RIO ARENA 9. AQUATIC CENTER 10. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 11. RESIDENTIAL 12. HOTEL 13. COMMERCIAL 14. RECREATION AND LEISURE 15. COMMERCIAL/EDUCATIONAL 16. RETAIL HUB 17. CAR PARK 18. LAGOA da JACAREP AGUA 19. BARRA da TIJUCA 20. TREE NURSERY 21. GREEN HOUSE 22. OPEN AIR CINEMA 23. HOT AIR VIEWING BALLOONS 24. GO-CART TRACK 25. HOUSING TO REMAIN 26. OLYMPIC WAY PHASE I OF THE AECOM OLYMPIC SITE DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FROM 2017-2020.

THIS INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGACY SITE WILL ADD A MIX OF HOUSING AND ADVANCEMENT OF THE SPORTING ARENAS.

OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT POST OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT SPORTING DEVELOPMENT 18

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT NORTH

PHASE I - (2017-2020)

ANDREA BAISDEN PHASE I 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-3.2

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

PHASE II

19

11

11

14

13

12

11

11

19

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16

15

14 14

14

10

21

20

8

17

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25

26

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25

7

11

25

6

11

20

25 25

21

20

18

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11 2

18

14

11

17

18

14

3

4

1

DECISION

1. CLASS SITE 2. VELODROME 3. TENNIS 3,000 SEATS 4. TENNIS 5,000 SEATS 5. TENNIS COURTS 6. WARM-UP TRACK 7. SPORTS COMPLEX 8. RIO ARENA 9. AQUATIC CENTER 10. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 11. RESIDENTIAL 12. HOTEL 13. COMMERCIAL 14. RECREATION AND LEISURE 15. COMMERCIAL/EDUCATIONAL 16. RETAIL HUB 17. CAR PARK 18. LAGOA da JACAREP AGUA 19. BARRA da TIJUCA 20. TREE NURSERY 21. GREEN HOUSE 22. OPEN AIR CINEMA 23. HOT AIR VIEWING BALLOONS 24. GO-CART TRACK 25. HOUSING TO REMAIN 26. OLYMPIC WAY PHASE II OF THE AECOM OLYMPIC SITE DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FROM 2020-2024.

THIS DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGACY SITE WILL ADD MORE RESIDENTIAL AND RECREATIONAL SPACES.

18 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT POST OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT SPORTING DEVELOPMENT

18

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT

ANDREA BAISDEN PHASE II 12-13-12

NORTH

PHASE II - (2020-2024)

ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-3.3

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

PHASE III

19

11

11

14

13

12

11

11

19

14 14

16

15

14 14

14

10

17

25

25

26

11

25

25

7

11

25

6

11

11

18

5

11 2

18

8

17

9

25 11

11

18

14

11 11

11

14

3

4

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DECISION

1. CLASS SITE 2. VELODROME 3. TENNIS 3,000 SEATS 4. TENNIS 5,000 SEATS 5. TENNIS COURTS 6. WARM-UP TRACK 7. SPORTS COMPLEX 8. RIO ARENA 9. AQUATIC CENTER 10. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT 11. RESIDENTIAL 12. HOTEL 13. COMMERCIAL 14. RECREATION AND LEISURE 15. COMMERCIAL/EDUCATIONAL 16. RETAIL HUB 17. CAR PARK 18. LAGOA da JACAREP AGUA 19. BARRA da TIJUCA 20. TREE NURSERY 21. GREEN HOUSE 22. OPEN AIR CINEMA 23. HOT AIR VIEWING BALLOONS 24. GO-CART TRACK 25. HOUSING TO REMAIN 26. OLYMPIC WAY PHASE III OF THE AECOM OLYMPIC SITE DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FROM 2024-2028.

THIS DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGACY SITE WILL ADD A FINAL WAVE OF RESIDENTIAL HOUSING. THIS IS THE FINAL PHASE OF DEVELOPMENT, AS SHOWN IN THIS SCHEMATIC SET, WILL BEGIN IN 2028.

OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT POST OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT SPORTING DEVELOPMENT 18

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT NORTH

PHASE III - (2024-2028)

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GENERAL CODE INFORMATION CITATIONS: Benjamin MotteBaumvol, Carlos D. Nassi, Immobility in Rio de Janeiro, beyond poverty, Journal of Transport Geography, Volume 24, September 2012, Pages 67-76, ISSN 0966-6923, 10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2012.

06.012. populationlabs.com 2010 IGBE Census Getulio Vargas Foundation en.wikipedia.org

ETHNICITY

RELIGION

Rio de Janeiro, a large city approximately 25 kilometers from our site, has a population of 5,940,224, according to the 2010 IBGE Census. It is the second most populated city in Brazil. Sau Paulo is first. The ethnicity of the population is the result of the mixture of indigenous people with Portuguese and French.

There was a large rise in Portuguese population in the early 1900's, creating variation in popular dialects.

DEMOGRAPHY

The vast majority of Rio de Janeiro is Christian, most of which is Roman Catholic. This is typical of large urban centers throughout Brazil.

However, the Getulio Vargas Foundation reported in 2009 that Rio de Janeiro is the most irreligious large city in Brazil. It is also the least Roman Catholic. This information can lead a designer to question whether or not religion is playing a smaller and smaller role in the daily lives of Rio's inhabitants.

POPULATION DENSITY

Brazil is one of the most densely populated countries in the world due to its history as an international trade hub during the period of European global colonization. That fact, mixed with Rio de Janeiro's natural boundaries and rapid population growth over the last few decades has resulted in it becoming one of the most densely populated cities in the world.

High density high-rise residential areas and super-dense favelas (slums with few utilities) have become normal practice for the lower income portion of the population.

DECISION ETHNICITY The generally mixed ethnicity of the population of Brazil and, more specifically, Rio de Janeiro, has played a role in the development of a social environment where population density is both necessary and accepted.

RELIGION Are places of worship is viable design options, since the vast majority of the population is Christian?

POPULATION DENSITY High-rise housing has proven to be a successful solution for the problem of extreme population density in downtown Rio de Janeiro and is considered a viable option for the proposed site

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G-4.0

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

CULTURE

DECISION

ANDREA BAISDEN CULTURE 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

G-5.0

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

CULTURE

DECISION

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G-5.1

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

FIRE (LIFEGUARD): Rio De Janeiro

Rio’s fire department is called the MILITARY FIREFIGHTERS CORPS, or BOMBEIROS. Currently, in Rio, there is no successful national fire incident reporting system in Brazil. This means the that the response times of the Bombeiros are very poor. Sprinkler systems as well as fire resilient material choices are recommended in building design.

A big issue associated with FIRE SAFETY REGULATION is fire safety culture. In Brazil, a lack of interest appears to have contributed to a few factors including absence of well-marked EV ACUATION ROUTES, EXIT SIGNS, AND EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS. If simple steps were taken in all buildings then these many incidents could have a less damaging outcome. Brazil also does not use performancebased CODES like many developed countries have and use. An advanced fire alert system is also recommended in the building for safety. A diminished amount of overall resources is contributing to stations laying off firefighters or to train new firefighters.

Urbanization plays a big role in the overall structure of the city, especially looking at FAVELAS . They are densely packed areas that are constructed poorly. The roads leading to them are unpaved, there are inadequate water supplies, and they cause neighboring homes to CATCH FIRE EASILY . It is unlikely that Brazil will be able to implement fire safety standards while favelas are overrunning Brazil.

Brazil has a extremely dense states, some with more than 100 people per square kilometer. Maneuvering vehicles through this dense city poses many problems concerning time and efficiency.

Franco, J., Factors Influencing Fire Safety in Brazi

l. 2011

FIRE

DECISION

G-6.0.1Fire Safety Fires are common in Rio De Janeiro.

Use building materials that are fire resilient.

Sprinkler systems are to be used in most building topologies.

Fire Alert and egress strategies are to be used for safety despite Brazil not having codes on fire safety regulation.

G-6.0.2 Favelas and Fire Do not include favelas on the masterplan due to high fire risks.

What we can learn from favelas -Strong sense of Community -High Density Communities -High Family Values in the Region

LOCAL FIRE DEP ARTMENT LOCA TIONS SITE LOCA TION

Closest 4 km away

Example of a favela. Shows the extreme density, poor building construction and difficulty to reach using road ways

Fire hydrants are not seen throughout Rio’s cityscape.

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G-6.0

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION

POLICE

Public Security:

In airports, HOTEL LOBBIES, bus stations, and OTHER PUBLIC PLACES, PICK POCKETING AND THE THEFT of hand-carried luggage and laptop computers are common. You should "dress down" when in public and avoid carrying valuables or wearing jewelry or expensive watches. "Good Samaritan" scams are common.

While the risk is greater during the evening and at night, STREET CRIME also occurs during the day, and safer areas of cities are not immune. INCIDENTS OF THEFT ON CITY BUSES ARE FREQUENT. You should keep a copy of your passport with you while in public and keep your passport in a hotel safe or other secure place. You should also carry proof of your health insurance with you.

DECISION

G-6.0.1 Police CRIME:

Brazilian police and media report that the crime rate remains high in most urban centers, including the cities of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, and is also growing in rural areas within those states.

-When designing, make sure the building has greater security features.

Vehicle Security: Use caution with regard to evening and night travel through rural areas and satellite cities due to reported incidents of ROADSIDE ROBBERIES that randomly target passing VEHICLES. Robberies and “quick-nappings” outside of banks and ATMs occur regularly. In a “QUICK-NAPPING,” criminals abduct victims for a short time in order to receive a quick payoff from the family, business, or the victim’s ATM card. Some VICTIMS have been BEATEN AND/OR RAPED. You should also take precautions to avoid being CARJACKED, especially in Sao Paulo, RIO DE JANEIRO, Recife, and other cities.

Pedestrian Security:

Source: Policing, Police Human Rights Strategies, and Public Security Reform from a Societal Perspective

Brazil’s murder rate is more than FOUR TIMES HIGHER than that of the United States, and rates for other crimes are similarly high. Criminal convictions for crimes are rare.

Number of weapons collected, by States (July 15 - December 16, 2004):

In May/June 2012, ARMED GROUPS in Sao Paulo TARGET RESTAURANTS, ROBBING PATRONS during BUSIEST PARTS OF THE DAY. These criminal events are not isolated to one area of the city and TARGET BOTH RICH AND POOR NEIGHBORHOODS.

Source: http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1072.html#crime

18th Battalion consist of approximately 500 Police Officers.

ANDREA BAISDEN POLICE 12-13-12 ARC 541 Source: ISER/Viva Rio (2004) – with Federal Police and state secretariats for public

THAD HECKMAN

G-6.1

MECHANICAL INFORMATION

HVAC CRITERIA

DECISION RESIDENTIAL:

HVAC SYSTEM: ALL-AIR SYSTEM HEATING AND COOLING DUCTLESS SPLIT SYSTEM ONE BED: 2 MINI SPLIT SYSTEMS PER UNIT 1 CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR TWO BED: 3 MINI SPLIT SYSTEM PER UNIT 1 CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR THREE BED: 4 MINI SPLIT SYSTEM PER UNIT 1 CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR FOUR BED: 5 MINI SPLIT SYSTEM PER UNIT 2 CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR ALLOWS FOR INDIVIDUAL ROOM CONTROL EACH COOLING/HEATING UNIT LIMITED TO 4 ROOMS PER UNIT (MAXIMUM) OR 5 METERS AWAY FROM CONDENSER/ COMPRESSOR 4 TON QUAD ZONE UNIT EACH UNIT IS TO BE MOUNTED ON WALL CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR MINI SPLIT SYSTEM REFRIGERANT LINES

DN UP

BEDROOM BATHROOM GREAT ROOM BALCONY TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN FOR ONE, TWO, AND THREE BED UNIT SHOWING CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR AND MINI SPLIT SYSTEM

ENTRY OPEN TO BELOW

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M-1.1

MECHANCIAL INFORMATION

HVAC CRITERIA

DECISION MERCANTILE AND ASSEMBLY: HVAC SYSTEM: ALL-AIR SYSTEM HEATING AND COOLING VAV SYSTEM ALLOWS FOR INDIVIDUAL ZONE CONTROL LOW FIRST COST AND LOW ENERGY USAGE MECHANICAL ROOM REQUIRED FLOOR AREA REQUIRED: 0.61-1.22 METERS COOLING TOWER IS ON THE ROOF

VAV BOX AIR-HANDING UNIT REFRIGERATION MACHINE DUCTS DN UP

ANDREA BAISDEN MECHANCIAL 12-13-12 TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN FOR MERCANTILE AND ASSEMBLY SHOWING VAV SYSTEM

ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

M-1.2

MECHANICAL INFORMATION

HVAC CRITERIA

DECISION

DUTLESS SPLIT SYSTEM DIAGRAM VAV SYSTEM PLAN AND SECTION

VAV SYSTEM SECTION DIAGRAM HEATING, COOLING, AND LIGHTING

BY WILEY

DUCTLESS SPLIT SYSTEM DIAGRAM SHOWING CONDENSER/COMPRESSOR WITH 4 MINI SPLIT SYSTEM PER UNIT

VAV SYSTEM PLAN DIAGRAM

HEATHING, COOLING, AND LIGHTING

BY WILEY

ANDREA BAISDEN MECHANICAL 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

M-1.3

STRUCTURAL INFORMATION

STRUCTURAL FLOOR PLAN

DECISION

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM: 2-WAY CONCRETE SLAB FOUNDATION: RAFT UNCOMPETENT SOILS FLOOR SLAB: CONCRETE TOPPED HOLLOW CARE PRECAST CONCRETE SLAB SLAB THICKNESS: 0.3048 METERS COLUMNS: REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN STRUCTURE

RAFT FOUNDATION

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ILLUSTRATED

BY CHING

TYP BUILDING

COLUMNS

FLOOR SLABS

COLUMN SIZE: 0.80 X 0.30 METERS FLOOR: REINFORCED CONCRETE FLOOR SYSTEM (TWO-WAY FLAT PLATE) FLOOR THICKNESS: 0.20 METERS FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT: 3.6576 METERS CIRCULATION CORE AND FIRE STAIR WALLS: CONCRETE BEARING WALLS WALL THICKNESS: 0.20 METERS

ANDREA BAISDEN STRUCTURAL 12-13-12

BUILDING 1 STURUCTURAL DIAGRAM

ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

S-1.1

STRUCTURAL INFORMATION

STRUCTURAL FLOOR PLAN

DISCUSSION

COLUMNS SYSTEM DIAGRMA SAME ON ALL FLOORS

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6 7 8 BUILDING 4 1ST FLOOR STRUCTURAL COLUMN SYSTEM DIAGRAM

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S-2.1

ZONING INFORMATION

ZONING

ZONING DIAGRAM- PROPOSED SITE

DECISION

Location 22°58’41.68” S | 43°23’41.87” W Typical Elevation - 5m above sea level

Codes IBC - 2006 [International Building Code] Municode PD-MU [Section. 16-19B] - Atlanta, Georgia PD-MU (Planned Development-Mixed Use) This classification distinguishes multiple programmatic elements integrated with a residential community: Residential Housing Mid Rise Garden Apartments Live Work Hotel(s) Child Care Health Clinic School(s) Retail/Services/Restauraunts Police/Fire/Emergency Community Recreation/Rec Center Parking/PRT [Personal Rapid Transit] Parking Besides 4 main parking locations, additional on street parking is available throughout the site.

Site PD-MU

Setbacks A setback of 25m is required for buildings along the lagoon.

Lagoa de Jacarepagua [Lagoon] R2 residential

E education

B business

N A4 stadia | sports facilities

parking

walkways | roads

water

F1 water treatment plant

R1 hotels

Assembly - A4

Residential - R1/R2

Business - B

Education - E

Factory Industrial - F1

Assembly uses intended for viewing of indoor sporting events and activities with spectator seating including, but not limited to:

Residential occupancies containing sleeping units or more than two dwelling units where the occupants are primarily permanent in nature, including:

Use of a building or structure, or a portion thereof, by 6 or more persons at any one time for educational purposes through 12th grade.

Use of a building or structure, or a portion thereof, for assembling, disassembling, fabricating, finishing, manufacturing, packaging, repair or processing operations that are not classified as Hazardous or Storage Occupancy.

Arenas Skating Rinks

R1 - (transient) R2 - (nontransient)

Business Group B occupancy includes, among others, the use of a building or structure, or a portion thereof, for office, professional or service-type transactions, including storage of records and accounts.

Swimming Pools Tennis Courts

Placing parks along the edge fulfills this setback ANDREA BAISDEN ZONING 12-13-12 ARC 541 THAD HECKMAN

Z-1.0

ZONING INFORMATION

ZONING

DECISIONDecisions

Location 22° 58’ 49” S | 43° 23 ’ 38” W

Decisions

ZONING DIAGRAM - REGIONAL City Hall of Rio de Janeiro Municipal Department of Urban Planning

Barra Da Tijuca and Jacarepaguá 1

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Municipal Institute of Urban Pereira Passos Board of Geographic Information Management Cartography

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Scale: 1: 50,000

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22 43

3 km

2cm = 1 km

South West

Mountain Range

Location Codes 22° 58’ 49” S | 43IBC ° 23 ’- 38” W [International Building Code] 2006

Municode - [Section. 16-02]

Codes - Atlanta, Georgia IBC - 2006 [International Building Code] Municode - [Section.

16-02] Lagoon - Atlanta, Georgia Lagoon depth is 1.5 meters, problematic for

water transportation.

Mountain Range

Site

Regional Airport

Lagoon

Lagoon Lagoon depth is 1.5 meters, problematic for water transportation.

Municode: [Sec16-02]

General Districts: [Sec. 16-02.002] Municode: [Sec16-02] R-1,2,3,4 Single-Family Residential District Two-Family General Districts:R-5 [Sec. 16-02.002]Residential District R-1,2,3,4 Single-Family District R-GResidential Residential General District R-5 Two-Family Residential District R-LC Residential-Limited Commercial District R-G Residential General Districtinstitutional District O-I Office R-LC Residential-Limited CommercialBusiness District District C-1 Community O-I Office institutional District C-2 Commercial Service District C-1 Community Business District C-3 Commercial Residential District C-2 Commercial Service District C-4 Central Area Commercial-Residential District C-3 Commercial Residential District C-5 Central Business Support District C-4 Central Area Commercial-Residential District I-1 Light Industrial District C-5 Central Business Support District I-2 Heavy Industrial District I-1 Light Industrial District I-2 Heavy Industrial SPI-1 District Central Core District SPI-1 Central Core District SPI-2 North Avenue District SPI-2 North AvenueSPI-3 DistrictMidtown District SPI-3 Midtown District SPI-4 Arts Center District SPI-4 Arts Center District

Boundaries: [Sec.Boundaries: 16-02.010] [Sec. 16-02.010] Zones that follow streets, alleys, easements, Zones that follow streets, alleys, easements, railroads, will have the railroads, and waterways, willand havewaterways, the boundaries follow the center lines. boundaries follow the center lines.

Non-indicted Areas: [Sec. 16-02.015] Non-indicted Areas: [Sec. 16-02.015] Shall be zoned as Shall an R-1. be zoned as an R-1.

residential

parks | public space

al growth

commercial

low lying lands

undeveloped

water

high elevations

recreation venues

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Z-1.1

Z -1.1 Z -1.1

ZONING

Rio de Janeiro

Zoning

12-13-12

Brazil

ARC 541

Barra da Tijuca

THAD HECKMAN

Zoning