Demolition Plan | Historical Preservation Planning

Demolition Legend Existing Walls To Remain Areas To Remove

Demolition Notes

General keynotes: all wood flooring and unused doors to be salvaged. All crown, base and trim molding to be salvaged for reuse.

1) East facing exterior door and molding to be removed & preserved for attic stock. To be replaced with new exterior masonry and interior wall to match existing, Verify in field.

2) Preserve column and associated trim for relocation & reuse. Remove 2’-6” of wall and trim.

3) Preserve window transom for reuse in interior.

4) Sink plumbing to remain, sink to be removed and replaced with new.

5) Bathtub to be removed and repainted electrostatically for reuse in newly constructed bathroom, V.I.F.

6) Preserve W/D appliances for reuse and relocation in new mud room.

Performance Specifications

▪ The vision for the design recognizes the traditional character of the home and provides for the modern functions of today’s family.

▪ The floor and doors will be preserved and refinished with a no VOC stain maintaining the patina of the original woodwork.

▪ Mosaic tiles at the entries have been recreated using clay tiles similar in color, shape, and design as installed in 1880.

▪ The focal point of the living room is the fireplace and new custom bookcase. The design incorporates glazed tile and a Ramayna wallcovering.

CONSTRUCTION LEGEND

Existing walls to remain

New exterior wall infill

New interior wall

Construction Notes

General note: all hardwood floors to be sanded and restained with pickled oak stain with matte finish.

7) Replicate new column and trim to match existing.

8) Relocate salvaged column.

9) Frame opening with trim, with transom above, ref. Detail #

10) Salvaged door & molding to be reinstalled.

▪ Separating the living, dining room and kitchen are repurposed antique transoms defining the entry between the spaces. An existing column was preserved and a second was recreated to bolster the transom.

Made-to-Measure Boutique

Santa Monica, California

Commercial Design | Universal Design | Brand Development

Objective: The purpose of this project was to develop a unique retail concept with total freedom and creativity that illustrates problem-solving, integrated planning, and design, and conveys a 3-D understanding.

The plan includes:

▪ Defining the concept and customer base

▪ Plan the space with universal design considerations

▪ Consider the merchandising and placement of items

▪ Understand fixturing and space functions

▪ Provide specialty service

▪ Develop branding

Response: MUS offers Made to Measure wear for women and non-gender specific suiting, casual chic, evening wear, and accessories. The goal of MUS is to provide the client with goods that are specific to the client, provide the opportunity for designers to develop their brand, minimize waste, and provide community outreach.

The linear orientation of the plan allows a generous the opportunity to focus on the experience of the brand.

▪ Ample display space provides designers opportunity to promote and display their work

▪ Studio space is provided for designers and community programming

▪ Generous fitting room space creates a comfortable space for clients to collaborate with their designer

▪ Displays blend with storage spaces to promote new and recycled materials side by side

Reflected