Old Fashioned Confectionary

OLD FASHIONED CONFECTIONARY

Caylin Munn

Design 5- Fall 2020 Professor Phillips 09 December, 2020

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Justification based off location:

»»Architectiral style late 19th century and 20th century revival, late victorian, and federal. »»One candy shop two blocks away(catered more towards kids). »»Demographics age range is 35-65; making a great place to go with children. »»Predominately white middle class. »»Candy store is timeless and caters to any race, gender, or age, as well as, won’t be affected as much by pandemic due to small accessability from online.

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RESEARCH SUMMARY: • Branding should introduce the aesthetic of the space.

• Glass jars are a more elegant way to display product; table displays should be available for easy to grab items.

• Products can be viewed from the exterior to draw in customers.

• LED light bulbs will produce less heat preventing candy from melting.

• More accent lighting can be incorporated to showcase different types of sweets.

• Incorporate colors such as yellow, pink and blue which are fun and playful.

• Products will contain a lot of color, therefore, all other colors should be more muted.

• Materials should be durable and bleach cleanable especially due to COVID. • Technology such as robot arms can be utilized to pick candy that way there isn’t cross contamination and less hands on taking measures to prevent COVID. • Wayfinding can be included by labeling tables and displays with the certain type of sweets.

• Flooring changes help guide the direction of the customer.

• Signage hanging above to have clear view.

COLOR THEORY: Split complementary, :

Orange symbolizes energy, excitement and warmth.

Teal is a happy healthy color enjoying life, creates emotional balance.

Pink promotes joy and creativity.

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CONCEPT: Dissolving Architecture From the start of candy making they would melt down honey which then changed to the melting process of sugar to create many different kinds of sweets today. This process a melting/ dissolving effect which can be interpreted into architecture. Goal is to incorporate the dissolving aspects of the candy in a less solid form. This helps the architecture to combine all three of the floors and allow them to flow harmoniously.

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INITIAL SKETCHES

STUDY MODELS

• Play with configuration of a melting effect horizontally & vertically.

• Try to overlap all three floors with one another.

• Provides harmony in the space.

• Have a central form that can connect all three floors.

SHELVES

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MOOD BOARD

PLAYFUL

OLD SCHOOL

ELEGANT

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FRONT ELEVATION

LOGO: • Bubbly letters to resemble fun • Melting ice cream cone to portray the retail shop as well as the concept.

• Dark blue lining to stand out among all other colors used in the space.

Products Sold: • Ice Cream • Chocolates • Candy: Licorice, Nostalgic, Boozy treats, & Gummies.

Teal Trim and Accents

Custom Built Awning

13’-10”

24’-3”

ADA Accessable on Left Side of Building 4’-10”

Hours of Operation

14’-2”

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BUZZIFELT: Color 443 BUZZIFELT: Color 434 BUZZIFELT: Color 063 CAESARSTONE: Empira White PANTONE: Tahitian Teal Paint PANTONE: Sunflower Paint PANTONE: Snow White Paint PANTONE: Hazel Paint PANTONE: Sun Kiss Paint TILEBAR: Calcatta Gold Surface KRAVET: Faux Hide in Cashew DESIGNTEX: Sorano River Clay Vinyl DESIGNTEXT: Moon Textile KNOLL UPHOLSTERY: Chiseled TERAZZO COUNTER: Jetson White WILSON ART: Walnut Veneer CORIAN: Sand Storm ARMSTRONG: LVT Walnut Applesauce 8

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PRODUCT DISPLAY SHIPPING & RECEIVING

JANITOR CLOSET CANDY MAKING AREA

BREAK ROOM

ELEVATOR

C

B

TOILET CASH WRAP/ ICE CREAM STATION

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HUMAN BEHAVIOR NOTES: • • • • • • •

34” counter heights for ADA accessability.

Hand sanitizer station near front doors.

Card swipe at all entrances.

Easy floor transitions to divide spaces.

ADA accessible bathroom near entrance.

Shipping and receiving near back for easy access to parking lot.

Cleaning service comes every night as well as wiping down high touch surfaces hourly.

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B

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

PRODUCT DISPLAY

Built in Seating

ELEVATOR

BOOZY TREATS MANAGER’S OFFICE E

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HUMAN BEHAVIOR NOTES: • • • • • •

Easy to clean solid surfaces.

LVT flooring to handle high volume and use.

Cabinet storage for products.

Minimum of 4’ clearnaces.

Vinyl upholstery that is bleach cleanable.

Pink brings a sense of joy and fun to the space.

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THIRD FLOOR PLAN

SELECT YOUR PRODUCT

TOILET

ELEVATOR

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MECHANICAL ROOM

Built in Table

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DESIGN YOUR LABEL STATION

HUMAN BEHAVIOR NOTES: • Two stairs as well as firestairs for means of egress.

• Mechanical room located on top floor so it doesn’t interfere with any other spaces.

• Floor pulled away from wall to prevent from hitting the ceiling. ADA 6’-8” clearance.

• ADA accessible bathroom for convenience.

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FIRST FLOOR RCP

Algorithm Pendant added for ambient lighting to the first floor.

Under cabinet lighting placed on all dispays.

ACT used in more private rooms, allows for ceiing access.

ELEVATOR

Task lighting used above ice cream stand.

Recess lighting used for ambient light.

RCP LEGEND LIGHT FIXTURES

3.5" X 3.5" LED RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

MECHANICAL

4" X 4' LED LINEAR RECESSED STRIP

DECORATIVE PENDANT

SWITCHING CIRCUIT

24" X 24" RETURN

LIGHT SWITCH 2 'X 2' LED RECESSED (ACT)

2' DIAMETER LED DECORATIVE PENDANT

FIRE STAIR WALL SCONCES

BLOWN GLASS PENDANT

FIRE PROTECTION

24" X 24" SUPPLY DIFFUSER

SD

SPRINKLER HEAD

DIRECTIONAL EXIT SIGN (CEILING MOUNTED)

SMOKE DETECTOR

EXIT SIGN (WALL MOUNTED)

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SECOND FLOOR RCP

GWB ceiling to conceal mechancial.

Under cabinet lighting placed on all dispays.

Down lights to highlight wayfinding.

ELEVATOR

Recess lighting used for ambient light.

RCP LEGEND LIGHT FIXTURES

3.5" X 3.5" LED RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

MECHANICAL

4" X 4' LED LINEAR RECESSED STRIP

DECORATIVE PENDANT

SWITCHING CIRCUIT

24" X 24" RETURN

LIGHT SWITCH 2 'X 2' LED RECESSED (ACT)

2' DIAMETER LED DECORATIVE PENDANT

FIRE STAIR WALL SCONCES

BLOWN GLASS PENDANT

FIRE PROTECTION

24" X 24" SUPPLY DIFFUSER

SD

SPRINKLER HEAD

DIRECTIONAL EXIT SIGN (CEILING MOUNTED)

SMOKE DETECTOR

EXIT SIGN (WALL MOUNTED)

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THIRD FLOOR RCP

ACOUSTICS: Felts

ACT used in more private rooms, allows for ceiling access.

ELEVATOR

Recess linear strips used for ambient light.

RCP LEGEND LIGHT FIXTURES

3.5" X 3.5" LED RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

MECHANICAL

4" X 4' LED LINEAR RECESSED STRIP

DECORATIVE PENDANT

SWITCHING CIRCUIT

24" X 24" RETURN

LIGHT SWITCH 2 'X 2' LED RECESSED (ACT)

2' DIAMETER LED DECORATIVE PENDANT

FIRE STAIR WALL SCONCES

BLOWN GLASS PENDANT

FIRE PROTECTION

24" X 24" SUPPLY DIFFUSER

SD

SPRINKLER HEAD

DIRECTIONAL EXIT SIGN (CEILING MOUNTED)

SMOKE DETECTOR

EXIT SIGN (WALL MOUNTED)

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overview

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR RCP

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR RCP

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR RCP

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ENTRY VIEW PERSPECTIVE

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CANDY MAKING AXONOMETRIC

PURPOSE: • Place where candy can be prepared/ packaged.

• Can add stovetop upon users need.

• Can hold classes to show how candy is made.

• Brings pleasant aroma to the space.

9’-9”

10’-11”

Inspiration:

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MATERIALS: • Metal mesh with fiberglass • Pantone sunflower paint • Countertop Caesarstone Empira White • Arcadia White shaker cabinets

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Inspiration

Task lighitng with gold accents at various heights.

Robot arm technology for higher shelves.

Open so all floors can view; create an aroma to the space.

Product display with base cabinets for storage.

SHIPPING & RECEIVING

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SECOND FLOOR LOOKING DOWN PERSPECTIVE

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TRANSVERSE SECTION

Trusses covered by GWB for aesthetic purpose.

Beam support added, concealed in floors.

WORKSHOP

Shelf added due to ADA accesssablility, prevent from hitting the ceiling.

Elegant area for boozy treats to draw older clientelle.

Horchow Artwork

Algorithm Pendant added for ambient lighting to the first floor.

CASHWRAP

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TECHNOLOGY • Allows less contact • Easy to clean robot • Can reach higher up • Attraction that will bring people in to see.

• Kids can define the shop as “the place with the robot.”

HOW IT’S USED: • Pick candy for the guests • QR code to scan so you can select your candy from your phone.

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FIRST FLOOR DISPLAY ELEVATION

Robot arm technology; easier accessability.

One example of the location to see wayfinding.

Lowered shelves for easy access for children.

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CASH WRAP/ICE CREAM DISPLAY ELEVATION

Sign of daily ice cream flavors.

Old fashioned cash register to add character.

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WAYFINDING Directory: Located by

elevator, has touch screen to break language barriers

Department Signs:

Based off products being sold at each individual dipslay.

Toilet Signs:

Located by each bathroom

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THIRD FLOOR VIEW PERSPECTIVE

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SCHEDULES

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OVERALL

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THANK YOU! Caylin Munn

Design 5- Fall 2020 Professor Phillips 09 December, 2020

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