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Espinoza ARC_541_941

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DECISIONS Panel Index: G.1.0 Cover Sheet G.1.1 Code Criteria G.1.2 Code C. Means of Egress Z.1.0 Zoning & Districts Z.1.1 Zoning Designation Z.1.2 Nearby Landmarks Z. 2.0 New Site Development C.1.0 Site Location C.1.1 Site District C.1.2 Public Transportation C.1.3 Climate & Temperatures C.1.4 Demographics & Industry A. 1.0 Architectural Ground Floor A. 1.1 Architectural 2nd-3rd Floors A. 1.2 Architectural 4th-10th Floors A. 2.0 Architectural Bird's Eye view A. 3.0 Architectural Elevation North A. 3.1 Architectural Elevation East A. 4.0 Architectural Section North A. 4.1 Architectural Section East A. 4.2 Courtyard Perspectives S.1.0 Structural Model S.1.1 Structural Grid Model M.1.0 Mechanical HVAC System E.1.0 Electrical Power Panels Q. Acceptance

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Professor: S. McDonald

G-1.0 Cover Sheet


DECISIONS Sec. 13.1. - Florida Building Code Adopted. The Florida Building Code Fifth Edition (2014), as updated by the Florida Building Commission on February 26, 2015, and adopted by Rule 61G20-1.001, Florida Administrative Code, is hereby adopted as the building code of the City of Orlando, Florida. The adopted version of the building code is hereby incorporated into this section as if fully set forth herein, and may be cited to as the Orlando Building Code, Fifth Edition (2014). All references to the "building code" within the Orlando City Code, and within ordinances and resolutions of Council, shall be construed as referring to the building code adopted by this section.

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G-1.1 Code Criteria


DECISIONS MEANS OF EGRESS Table 1006.3.1 Minimum Number of Exits or Access to Exits Per Story. Per Occupant Loads: 1-500 =2 501-1000 =3 More than 1000 = 4 Plumbing Calculations: Ground Fl. WC Lavatories Male 1 1 Female 1 1 Unisex 1 1 2nd Fl. Male Female Unisex

4 4 9

3 3 9

Typ. 3rd-10th Fl. Studio Unit 1 1-bed Unit 1 2-bed Unit 2

1 1 2

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G-1.2 Code C. Means of Egress


DECISIONS Site Location: Parramore District, Orlando, Florida. Zoned: (A) Assembly (R) Residential (C) Commercial (CR) Commercial / Residential

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Z-1.0 Zoning & Districts


DECISIONS Site Location: Parramore District, Orlando, Florida. Zoning Maps of Orlando, Central Florida Zoning Map 8.

Zoning Map 8

CĂŠsar Espinoza Areas shown and assigned zoning designations on the Official Zoning Map Series which are not within the Jurisdiction of the City of Orlando are only conceptual and do not assign any legally binding zoning designations to areas not within the city. Source: www.cityoforlando.net

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Z-1.1 Zoning Designations


DECISIONS Site Location: Parramore District, Orlando, Florida. Landmarks near the HoldenParramore neighborhood: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Tinker Field Camping World Stadium Amway Center City of Orlando City Hall Church Street Station West Church Street Neighborhood City Arts Factory Saint James Roman Catholic Cathedral

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Z-1.2 Nearby Landmarks


DECISIONS New Site Development With a redesigned site, this building will provide a type of urban-scaled housing on a lower than average cost. This building will offer studio units, one and two-bedroom apartments. The main goal is to create a community within a community targeting different social and cultural groups. An elevated courtyard is wrapped around by the building providing a sense of purpose and digniy difficultly found in an average high-rise residential building or hotel. Furthermore, the courtyard will provide the opportunity to bring natural light and ventilation into the units.

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Professor: S. McDonald

Z-2.0 New Site Development


DECISIONS Site Location: Orange County Parramore District, Orlando, Central

Florida.

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Orange County, Central Florida.

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C-1.0 Site Location


DECISIONS The site is located in the Parramore District in Downtown Orlando, Florida. This location is part of a master plan to transform and revitalize the City of Orlando's Downtown area not only for the visitors and tourists, but for locals also. This site is located in between two major attractions, the Amway Center home of the Orlando Magic NBA team located at the eastend, and the Orange Bowl Stadium located at the westend of the site. Both buildings along with other important historical buildings surrounding the area are to be taken into consideration when redeveloping the site.

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C-1.1 Site District


DECISIONS Public transportation options, parking and bicycle stations within Downtown Orlando and around the proposed site (West Downtown). Roads and Infrastructure

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C-1.2 Public Transportation


DECISIONS

DAILY HIGH AND LOW TEMPERATURE

DEW POINT TEMPERTURE

WIND SPEED_MPH

Climate graphs of the region during the year: • Daily High & Low Temperatures • Wind Speed_MPH • Dew Point Temperature • Relative Humidity Percentage • Warm Season Precipitation Percentage • Daily Hours of Daylight & Twilight Hours This data will help with the following: • Taking advantage of daylighting, shading devices, solar heating and natural ventilation. • Use captured rainwater for plant irrigation, plumbing fixtures, and cooling systems.

RELATIVE HUMIDITY PERCENTAGE

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DAILY HOURS OF DAYLIGHT & TWILIGHT HOURS WARM SEASON PRECIPITATION PERCENTAGE

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C-1.3 Climate & Temperature


DECISIONS

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C-1.4 Demographics


DECISIONS

Vertical Circulation Retail Parking Mechanical/Electrical/Storage Residential Residential Supportive

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A-1.0 Arch. Ground floor


DECISIONS

Vertical Circulation Retail Mechanical/Electrical/Storage Residential Residential Supportive

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A-1.1 Arch. 2nd-3rd Floors


DECISIONS

Vertical Circulation Mechanical/Electrical/Storage Residential Residential Supportive

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A-1.2 Arch. 4th-10th Floors


DECISIONS

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A-2.0 East Bird Eye view


DECISIONS Exterior Materials: - Masonry Walls - Aluminum Storefront System - Glass and aluminum handrails - Sliding glass doors for tenant balconies

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A-3.0 Arch. Elevation North


DECISIONS Exterior Materials: - Masonry Walls - Aluminum Storefront System - Glass and aluminum handrails - Six-panel wooden doors for tenant apartments - Florida native palm trees - Outdoor furnature for courtyard

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A-3.1 Arch. Elevation East


DECISIONS Longitudinal Section 1. Tenant Main Lobby 2. Parking Garage 3. Common Area 4. Courtyard 5. West Main Passenger Elevator 6. South Stairwell and South Elevator. 7. Tenants Common Area (3rd to 10th floors) 8. Tenant apartments (3rd to 10th floors) 8

7 4

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A-4.0 Arch. Section North


DECISIONS East Section 1. North Stairwell 2. Parking Garage 3. South Elevator 4. Courtyard 5. North Outdoor Corridor 6. South Outdoor Corridor 7. Tenants Common Area (3rd to 10th floors) 8. Tenant North apartments (3rd to 10th floors) 9. Tenant South apartments (3rd to 10th floors)

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A-4.1 Arch. Section East


DECISIONS

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A-4.2 Courtyard Perspectives


DECISIONS Structural System - Cast in place concrete. - Poured in place 24" concrete round columns - Cast in place one-way joist system - 24" Floor plates. Includes 19" pan and 5" concrete slab - 14'-0" ceiling height on ground floor parking, and 12'-0" ceiling height (dropped ceiling) on residential lobby - 10'-0" ceiling height on 2nd to 10th residential floors

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S-1.0 Structural Model


DECISIONS Structural System - Cast in place concrete. - Poured in place 24" concrete round columns - Cast in place one-way joist system - Structural bays vary - Shear walls and moment connections (Seismic Design)

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S-1.1 Structural Grid Model


DECISIONS HVAC System Centralized air handling units with variable air volume box (VAV) for localized temperature control. VAV Systems vary the air flow at a constant temperature. And, they provide precise temperature control, reduces compressor wear, lower energy consumption by system fans, less noise, and passive dehumidification.

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M-1.0 Mech. HVAC System


DECISIONS

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E-1.0 Electrical Power Panels


ACCEPTANCE

Project Overview: This project aims to provide a type of urban-scaled housing at a lower than average cost to go against the “gentrification� taking place within the Parramore District and throughout the city of Orlando, FL. This building offers studio units and one-bedroom aprtments that vary from 700 sf. to 900 sf. of living space. Moreover, these units are designed to attract young, and post-college professionals. Furthermore, this residential building offer also provides the option of single-family housing within the city center with the two-bedroom apartments that provide 1100 sf to 1200 sf of liviable space. In the ground floor there is a parking garage complemented by outdoor parking on the south side of the building, there is also a grocery/pharmacy store open to the tenants and general public. On the second floor, an elevated courtyard is wrapped around by the building providing a sense of purpose and dignity that is difficult to find in the average residential high-rise building. A common public area opens onto the courtyard making it a cntral recreational amenity surrounded by a fitness center, coffee shops, and other retail stores. The intent is to create a community within a community targeting different social and cultural groups.

CĂŠsar Espinoza

ARC-541

05/10/17

Professor: S. McDonald

Q- Acceptance


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