Rip Curl Retail Store- Schematic Design

Retail Schematic Design Package E2.0 Erin Fleming INTD2500 ONA Instructor: Lesley Taylor March 24, 2018

2.1 CONCEPT STATEMENT

2.2 SITE ANALYSIS

2.3 BLOCK PLANS

2.4 PRELIMINARY PLANS

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2.5 PRELIMINARY LIGHTING PLAN

2.6 MASSING MODEL

2.7 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHES

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Australia is a country that is famous for its geographical features including the Great Australian Bight, the Blue mountains and of course the Great Barrier Reef. These unique places are destinations for people all around the globe. The aim of the new Rip Curl retail store at 635 Queen St. W is to capture the essence of Rip Curls founding country. The space will project an exotic sensation by creatively employing organic forms into the structure of the interior space. The Australian geography will be symbolized in the materials and finishes to reflect the rare and exotic luxuries that come with the experience of the Australian coast.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

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Mezzanine to be no more than 40% of total square footage

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Back door recessed to be flush with the building line

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Include operable windows, awnings and canopies at entrance to control sun, include materials with a long life cycle

SITE ANALYSIS

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Incorporate symmetry at upper levels

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Do not use PVC or fibreglass windows

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Additions must not include blank walls facing the public realm.

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Repair rather than replace damaged or deteriorated entrance features and components.

SITE ANALYSIS

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Should maintain visual coherence with surrounding buildings on Queen St. W. Facades should be ideally 4.5 meters wide (no larger than 7 meters wide)

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Signage above the first floor must respect the heritage character of the building and streetscape.

Signage must not cover windows

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Up to 80% glazing allowed on Commercial Level. 50% glazing allowed on upper stories )

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Rooflines must be horizontal and have decorative embellishments such as cornices and raised parapets •

Include operable windows, awnings and canopies at entrance to control sun, include materials with a long life cycle

SITE ANALYSIS

BLOCK PLANS

PRELIMINARY FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PRELIMINARY MEZZANINE PLAN

FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

MEZZANINE LIGHTING PLAN

MASSING MODEL

PERSPECTIVE SKETCHES