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FIVE BELOW, REDWOOD GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER, PETALUMA, CA

Retail Tenant Improvement | 16,799 SF | mcg architecture

The client acquired a former Tuesday Morning store space via auction and requested to open a new store within an expedited schedule of eight months The architectural scope included demolition of previous tenant fixtures, infrastructure, and finishes in preparation of new client fixtures, finishes, and non­bearing partitions There was also minor remodel to the exterior entry The new store opened on schedule with client fixture and finish updates

Roles: Survey, DD, CD (AutoCAD), CA (RFI's)

Photo Credit: Jeff Johnson, client construction project manager
Interior Elevation

The AHJ and GC requested further clarification on the design of the new storefront system and asked us to verify insulation values and constructability of the new system in relation to the existing shopping center. We collaborated with our structural engineer to add supports as required.

Per the AHJ, we determined that the storefront system will use insulated tempered glazing as required. All storefront glazing will be safety glazed per CBC and to use Class B minimum finishes The following values were used below:

U­Factor less than or equal to 0 38

SHGC less than or equal to 0 26

VT = 0 46

No overhangs, southwest facing

OHF = 1 00

RHSHGC less than or equal to 0 26

Exterior Elevation
Storefront Section
Kenneth Rodrigues & Partners

Family Homes | 2,506 SF per SFH | Kenneth Rodrigues & Partners

d site will be redeveloped into a mixed­use neighborhood with eral commerical uses, as well as a hotel and assisted living center The et the local general plan and standards for a signature project Of the of the site, 10 12 acres consists of total accessible park and open contributions include the design of the five­story hotel (Building 2), s (Building 5), and open space calculations

Drawings, DD (AutoCAD, Photoshop), Code Analysis

Third Floor Plan by KTGY
Second Floor Plan by KTGY
First Floor Plan by KTGY
16th Street Station
Artist Live­Work Lofts
Former Platform/Artist's Alley

TTLE BIG JENGA BOX UDENT PROJECT

Thesis Project, Cal Poly, SLO

viously a pile of leftover wood strips from a previous ject, the Little Big Jenga Box takes inspiration from the onymous game The rule of Jenga is to pull a wood block m a tower of wood blocks and to place the block back on of the tower The player loses if the tower topples as a ult of pulling the block While the Little Jenga Box nsists of pieces that are not as standardized as a typical d bl k th i b fi d t t

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