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Contents Selected Professional Works 1 4600 Phoenix

4600 sq.ft luxury homes Dahlin Group Architecture & Planning Phoenix & Scottsdale, Arizona 2019

Selected Academic Works 7 SEEDING CHANGE

Ahmadabad, India MUD Year 1 Propositions Studio 2020 page 9

page 3

2 MOD-HIVE

Grand prize winner, AIA Utah competition Dahlin Group Architecture & Planning Salt Lake City, Utah 2021-2022 page 4

3 24 Bryant

2600 sq.ft Single Family Home Dahlin Group Architecture & Planning Palo Alto, California 2019 page 5

4 LAGOS TERRACES

Schematic Architectural Drawings Ultimus Construction Company Lagos, Nigeria 2019 page 6

S 09

3d-1

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

5 THE SPADE

Banana Island Luxury Home Ultimus Construction Lagos, Nigeria 2019 page 7

6 INTERIOR DESIGN Residential Kitchen Lagos, Nigeria 2018 page 8 C11

Perspective view 2

8 FARMTOPIA

Detroit MUD Year 2 Studio 2020 page 11

9 NIMBY-QUIMBY Chicago MUD Year 1 Studio 2019 page 13

10 EPIPHANY

Monumental church design Master of Architecture Studio 2015 page 15

11 AI-ENHANCED PARAMETRIC MODELING Independent study 2025 page 17

12 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT Detroit Essentials of Real Estate development 2019 page 18

Contents Selected Professional Works 1 4600 Phoenix

4600 sq.ft luxury homes Dahlin Group Architecture & Planning Phoenix & Scottsdale, Arizona 2019

Selected Academic Works 7 SEEDING CHANGE

Ahmadabad, India MUD Year 1 Propositions Studio 2020 page 9

page 3

2 MOD-HIVE

Grand prize winner, AIA Utah competition Dahlin Group Architecture & Planning Salt Lake City, Utah 2021-2022 page 4

3 24 Bryant

2600 sq.ft Single Family Home Dahlin Group Architecture & Planning Palo Alto, California 2019 page 5

4 LAGOS TERRACES

Schematic Architectural Drawings Ultimus Construction Company Lagos, Nigeria 2019 page 6

S 09

3d-1

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

5 THE SPADE

Banana Island Luxury Home Ultimus Construction Lagos, Nigeria 2019 page 7

6 INTERIOR DESIGN Residential Kitchen Lagos, Nigeria 2018 page 8 C11

Perspective view 2

8 FARMTOPIA

Detroit MUD Year 2 Studio 2020 page 11

9 NIMBY-QUIMBY Chicago MUD Year 1 Studio 2019 page 13

10 EPIPHANY

Monumental church design Master of Architecture Studio 2015 page 15

11 AI-ENHANCED PARAMETRIC MODELING Independent study 2025 page 17

12 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT Detroit Essentials of Real Estate development 2019 page 18

1 This project is a set of library plans for 4600 luxury products in Arizona. The design challenge was creating two different elevation styles from one base plan, and also creating an array of options that future buyers could pick from. The technical challenge was working within interior and exterior groups in Revit, and also managing client changes across all the drawings through out the life cycle of the project. This prototype was also reused in Scottsdale, and Design development, consultant coordination, implemented a 2021 IRC code update from 2018 change management, construction IRC to meet up with the City of Scottsdale unique documentation, RFI’s, city check correspondence, requirements. 2022 code update for Scottsdale reuse. Revit, BIM 360, Pyrevit, Ideate, Unifi, Bluebeam Submittals 2018 & 2021 IRC

4600 PHOENIX Single family development Phoenix, Arizona DAHLIN Group 2022 My contribution: Software: Status: Codes:

84'-6" 1'-0"

23'-3"

27'-4"

5'-6"

16'-3 1/2"

MULLED

2'-9"

4'-9"

30 20 FX (TEMP.)

2% SLOPE

2'-0"

30 60 FX TEMP. OPAQUE (MULLED)

6'-11"

60 60 FX TEMP. OPAQUE (MULLED)

13'-8" 4'-4 1/2"

SMOKE ALARM - S.E.D.

CARBON MONOXIDE / SMOKE ALARM S.E.D. ADDRESS SIGN W/ LIGHT ABOVE

6'-9"

30 60 SH, EG / 30 60 SH MULLED

10'-1" CLG.

10'-1 1/2"

04.01 05.06 14'-0"

2680 2

75'-3"

9'-1" CLG. 22.17

13'-10 1/2"

10'-1" CLG.

7'-0 1/2" 14'-6 1/2"

22.19

4"DROP

05.06

2880 SC 2

3-CAR GARAGE

22.09

10'-1" CLG. ABV. T.O.S. @ 1ST. FLR.

12.08 06.04

22.12 22.15 22.17

23'-3 1/2"

23 AD.01

11.20 11.24 12.08 22.06

32.07 SLOPE 1/8":12"

22.18 22.19

AD.01

3'-2 1/2"

10'-0"

22.21 22.23

33.01

22.24

06.04

22.27 23.03 23.05

06.04 9

18080 SECTIONAL GARAGE DOOR

AA.22

32.07

2'-1"

VENT THROUGH ROOF

33.01

2 9080 SECTIONAL GARAGE DOOR

SLOPE 1/8":12"

BREEZEWAY 9'-1" CLG.

2 9'-4"

2880 SC

11.02

11.16

22.19

10.07

06.04

SLOPE 1/8":12" 11.20

AA.51

11.07

00.12

22.18

10.22 11.01

11.05

22.15

10.03

22.09

00.11

DROP ZONE

5'-4 1/2"

11.16

30 60 SH, EG / 30 60 SH MULLED

06.04

4'X8' STORAGE RACK 2880

10.15 10.18

17'-2"

10'-1" CLG.

9'-1" CLG.

2 2480

06.04 08.03 09.10

10.07 10.14

6'-1 1/2"

10.14

10'-1" CLG.

32"x67"

BEDROOM 3

7'-6"

2680 10.15

06.04

09.15

10.14

10'-1" CLG.

BATH 3

4'-11 1/2"

2680

12'-6 1/2"

2480

4'-1" 6'-2 1/2"

W.I.C

10'-1" CLG.

06.01

AA.61

09.15 09.16 09.19

4'-1 1/2"

AA.22

KEYNOTE LEGEND

7'-3"

12'-9"

6'-9"

30 60 FX TEMP. OPAQUE (MULLED)

1'-11 1/2"

20 40 SH

2'-5" 2'-6 1/2" 2'-10"

40 20 SL (TEMP.)

2880

1'-6 1/2" 4'-10 1/2"

UTILITY CABS. 20 40 FX

LOW-FLOW WATER CLOSET ALLOW MIN. OF 15" FROM CENTERLINE OF WATER CLOSET TO SIDE WIDE OR OBSTRUCTION. PROVIDE 21" CLEAR SPACE AT FRONT PER IPC 405.3.1

1 3/8" SOLID CORE DOOR OR 20 MIN. FIRE RATED DOOR, TIGHT FITTING w/SELF CLOSING, SELF LATCHING DEVICE PROVIDE 5/8" TYPE "X" GYPSUM BOARD IN GARAGE AS REQUIRED BY CODE LINE OF ADHERED MASONRY VENEER (SEE EXT. ELEVS FOR DETAIL REFS.) ALL VENEER MATERIALS SHALL WRAP PER ELEVATION. 2 1/2" DIA. STEEL PARKING BOLLARD. TOP AT +30" ABOVE SLAB. GROUT SOLID & EMBED INTO CONCRETE. (SEE DET. 29/AD.06) 12"x12" BOX COLUMN- SEE PLANS & SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS 2x6 INTERIOR WALL. ATTIC ACCESS, MIN. 22" X 30" U.O.N. IRC R807.1 LINE OF EXTERIOR SOFFIT ABOVE. SEE EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR HEIGHT & DETAIL REFERENCE LINE OF CEILING CHANGE ABOVE. LINE OF SOFFIT ABOVE. (9'-1" TYP. U.O.N) LINE OF DROPPED BEAM ABOVE. (SEE STRUCT. FRAMING PLANS FOR SIZE) 16" X 16" SHAMPOO NICHE - IMPERVIOUS SURFACE SHELF - AT 48" HT. ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR. SLOPE TOWARD THE DRAIN. MIRROR CLOSET SHELF AND POLE (TYP. 1 EA. U.O.N.), SEE DET. 15/AD.01 CLOSET 2 SHELF AND 2 POLE, SEE DET. 15/AD.01 CRAVE7260 DIRECT VENT GAS FIREPLACE STANDARD, DIRECT VENT THROUGH ROOF SHELVING CONFIGURATION BY OTHERS DISHWASHER W/ DRAIN TO GARBAGE DISPOSAL. (VERIFY DIMS. W/ MNFR.) REFRIGERATOR SPACE W/ COLD WATER STUB-OUT FOR ICEMAKER. (VERIFY SIZE W/ MNFR). PROVIDE CABINETRY LEGS AT ALL EXPOSED ENDS BUILT-IN OVEN & MICROWAVE. NEXT TO REFRIDGERATOR & HOUSED IN FULL HEIGHT CABINETS. (VERIFY VENTILATION & DIMS. W/ MNFR.) GAS COOKTOP W/ HOOD, LIGHT AND FAN ABOVE. VENT TO EXTERIOR & PROVIDE BACKDRAFT DAMPER. WASHER (L) & DRYER (R) SPACE. PROVIDE HOT & COLD WATER SUPPLY, WASTE LINE FOR WASHER, SMOOTH METAL VENT TO EXTERIOR AND PAN W/ DRAIN TO EXTERIOR. DRYER VENT W/ APPROVED LINT TRAP: IMC 504.4.2 & 908 FULL HEIGHT REFRIDGERATOR FOR PREP. SPACE OPTIONAL CABINETS 32"x 60" TUB/SHOWER W/ CURTAIN ROD, IMPERVIOUS SURROUND ON 3 WALLS TO +7'-0" (MIN. 72"). SEE PLUMBING NOTES, FOR SHOWER HEAD MOUNTING HEIGHTS. HOT MOP SHOWER PAN W/ TEMPERED GLASS ENCLOSURE, SIZE PER PLAN. SEE DET. 11 & 12/ AD.01 IMPERVIOUS SURROUND AT WALLS TO +7'-0" (MIN. 72"). SEE PLUMBING NOTES, FOR SHOWER HEAD MOUNTING HEIGHTS & MAX FLOW RATE. FREESTANDING TUB 42"x72" LAVATORY LOW FLOW WATER CLOSET. ALLOW A MIN. OF 15" FROM CENTERLINE OF WATER CLOSET TO SIDE WALL OR OBSTRUCTION. PROVIDE 21" CLEAR SPACE AT FRONT PER IPC 405.3.1 LAUNDRY SINK. (VERIFY SIZE) TANK LESS WATER HEATER, RINNAI RUCS75IN OR EQUIVALENT APPROVED BY BUILDER SHOWER SEAT, SEE DETAIL 13/AD.01. CURB-LESS SHOWER AND STRIP DRAIN W/ TEMPERED GLASS ENCLOSURE, PER PLAN, SEE DETAIL 19/AD.01 2x4 PONY WALL @ 40" ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR- SEE DESIGN DRAWINGS FOR MATERIALS 4"W X 44"T FRAMED LEDGE - SEE DESIGN DRAWINGS FOR MATERIALS AIR CONDITIONING CONDENSER ON CONCRETE PAD F.A.U. MOUNTED IN ATTIC. PROVIDE PLATFORM, LIGHT & SWITCH, SEE DETAIL 10 & 16/AD.02, FINAL LOCATION PER. TRUSS DWGS. PROVIDE COMBUSTION AIR, VENT TO OUTSIDE & SETBACK THERMOSTAT. SEE ROOF PLAN FOR ORIENTATION. (IMC 304.4) CONCRETE STOOP/LANDING (SLOPE AWAY FROM HOUSE 2% MIN.) SIZE PER PLAN LOCATION OF ELEC./CABLE/TELEPHONE & GAS SERVICE. (SEE UTILITY DETAIL 22 & 26/AD.01)

5865 Owens Drive Pleasanton, CA 94588 925-251-7200

THOMAS JAMES HOMES

DAH -85-46-01 Farmhouse elevation PHOENIX, AZ BUILDING SBMTL3

11.03.2023

REVISIONS 1 OWNER REVISIONS 2 OWNER REVISIONS

06/14/23 11/03/23

22. ALLOW A MIN. OF 15" FROM CENTERLINE OF TOILET TO SIDE WALL OR OBSTRUCTION. PROVIDE 21" CLEAR SPACE AT FRONT PER IPC 405.3.1

23. TANKLESS WATER HEATER AT GARAGE: VERIFY COMBUSTION AIR, & DIRECT VENT TO OUTSIDE & PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE & DRAIN LINE FOR CONDENSATE TO OUTSIDE. SEE PLUMBING NOTES FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

24. ATTIC ACCESS TO BE 22" x 30" MIN. (U.O.N), OR AS LARGE AS THE LARGEST COMPONENT OF THE FAU W/ WEATHER STRIPPING. (IMC 304.4) 25. AT EGRESS DOORS: A SINGLE STEP WITH A MAXIMUM RISER HEIGHT OF 7" IS PERMITTED IF NOT REQUIRED TO BE ACCESSIBLE, & DOOR DOES NOT SWING OVER STEP. IRC R311.3.1 EX. 26. CONCRETE STOOP/LANDING SHALL SLOPE AWAY FROM HOUSE 1/8" : 1'-0" MIN. SIZE PER PLAN. LANDING AT DOORS SHALL HAVE A LENGTH MEASURED IN THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL NOT LESS THAN 36". EXTEND 2" WIDER THAN DOOR OPENING EACH SIDE IRC R311.3 27. AIR CONDITIONING CONDENSER: A. SHALL BE ON CONCRETE PAD, OR OTHER APPROVED BASE EXTENDING NOT LESS THAN 3 INCHES ABOVE THE ADJOINING GROUND LEVEL PER IMC 1105.2. B. LOCATE MIN. 5 FT. FROM OUTLET OF & DRYER VENT. (IECC 150 (h) 3.A) C. LOCATE MIN. 12 INCHES FROM BUILDING OR PER MANUF. INSTRUCTIONS & MIN. 24 INCHES FROM OTHER UNITS. D. PROVIDE 36"W x 80" HT. CLEAR WORKING SPACE AT SERVICE LOCATION. (IMC 1105.3) 28. 1 LAYER 1/2" GYP. BD. ON ALL WALLS (AND CEILING IF NO HABITABLE SPACE ABOVE) OF GARAGE. IRC TABLE R302.6 29. DUCTS IN THE GARAGE & DUCTS PENETRATING THE WALLS OR CEILING SEPARATING THE DWELLING FROM THE GARAGE SHALL BE OF MIN. 26 GA. (0.019 IN) SHEET STEEL OR OTHER APPROVED MATERIAL & HAVE NO OPENINGS INTO THE GARAGE IRC R302.5.2

OPTION: 4 CAR GARAGE

SEAL / SIGNATURE 2'-1"

1'-6"

4276 GATE

04.01

1'-9"

30 76 FX / 30 76 FX MULLED

09.10

32.07

+9'-1"

4'-9"

26 76 FX / 26 76 FX / 26 76 FX

LAVATORY

06.04

2'-6 1/2" 1'-0"

2680

10'-1" CLG.

20 40 FX

3"DROP

8" 5'-6 1/2"

3'-0" 4'-1"

1'-2 1/2" 6'-2" 4'-1"

6'-11 1/2"

2480

10'-1" CLG. 10.15 09.15

SLOPE 1/8":12"

15'-0"

BEDROOM 2 3'-5 1/2"

W.I.C

A/V

2880

2'-9 1/2" 8'-7" 2'-6"

2 1/4"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

6 3/4"

13'-6"

2480

2'-6"

30 76 FX

3 ' - 11 "

2880

8'-0" 5'-8"

AA.61

AA.51

JOB NO.

1682.005

DRAWN

MG. IO

CHECK

FARMHOUSE - FIRST FLOOR PLAN

30 76 FX 2'-5 1/2"

6'-0 1/2" 3'-9 1/2"

15'-6"

SHOWER/TUB FIXTURE

00.11

10'-1" CLG.

09.16 4'-4 1/2"

1'-0 1/2"

DORMER ABOVE

2480

10.22

LAUNDRY

9'-1" CLG.

2'-6"

5'-2"

6'-1 1/2"

2 30 76 FX 30 76 FX MULLED

DORMER ABOVE

22.09 C 36"x63"

7'-4 1/2"

GYM

9'-1" CLG.

6 3/4"

7'-3"

9'-1" CLG. 3'-4"

22.17

10.14

W.I.C

4"DROP

9'-1" CLG.

22.06

BATH 2 22.17

22.15

4"DROP 2

BATH

2'-6 1/2"

IN ATTIC

06.04

5'-7"

2880

OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG. 8080 SGD

2 1/4"

9'-1" CLG.

23.05

10'-1" CLG. 08.03

5020 SL

BATH 5

3'-4 1/2"

3080 BARN

2'-3"

4'-6"2880 OPT.

24 80 3'-6 1/2"

OFFICE

13'-4 1/2"

10.07

10'-1" CLG. 4'-3"

2480

7'-6 1/2"

2480

10'-1" CLG.

7'-10 1/2"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

6'-0 1/2"

26 76 FX / 26 76 FX / 26 76 FX MULLED

6'-1"

6'-7 1/2"

W.I.C

13'-5"

20'-0"

3'-6"

10'-1" CLG.

SLOPE 1/8":12"

3'-9"

11/3/2023 4:30:50 PM

12'-6 1/2"

3'-1"

5'-5"

30 60 SH

AA.22

3'-0"

39'-6"

7'-8"

2'-9 1/2"

09.16

FLOOR PLAN SYMBOLS

00.12

2 4

AA.53 EX.05

LINEN

10'-1" CLG.

2'-7"

27'-0"

9'-1" CLG. 06.04

W.I.C

10'-1" CLG. 10.14

2'-11 1/2"

IN ATTIC

BEDROOM 4 OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG 8080 SGD

22.17

WATER CLOSET

3'-2"

11"

1'-5"

3'-7"

+18" SEAT

2'-5" 4'-10"

OPTION: COVERED CONDITIONED SPACE

23.03

RIDGE HT. 24'-10" A.F.F.

4'-9" 2'-5"

6'-7"

2480

AA.22

7'-3 1/2"

22.15

9'-1" CLG.

09.16

39'-6"

4 2

23.05

10.07

BATH 4

10.15

2'-1"

1'-2 1/2" 1'-10 1/2"

22.09

10.03

10 1/2"

09.16

6'-11 1/2"

2880

10'-1" CLG. 3'-5 1/2"

3'-5"

22.12

2'-5 1/2"

06.04

4'-2 1/2"

7'-6" 15'-0" 15'-10 1/2"

3'-5 1/2"

DROPPED CEILING OR SOFFIT - SEE PLAN FOR HEIGHT

ELECTRICAL SUB PANEL

09.16

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION NOT SHOWN ON PARTIAL PLANS REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE MAIN FLOOR PLANS. ALL EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS TO FACE OF STUD, FACE OF FOUNDATION, & FACE OF STOREFRONT (U.O.N.) ALL INTERIOR DIMENSIONS TO FACE OF STUD (U.O.N.) 4. ALL DIMENSIONS AT WINDOWS & DOORS ARE TO THE CENTERLINE. (U.O.N.) 5. ALL DOOR JAMBS ON HINGE SIDE SHALL BE 5" U.O.N. (OR PER BUILDER/CLIENT DIRECTION) 6. ALL ANGLED WALLS (OTHER THAN 90°) SHALL BE 45° U.O.N. 7. ALL EXTERIOR WALLS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 2X6 STUDS, U.O.N., S.S.D. 8. ALL INTERIOR WALLS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 2X4 STUDS, U.O.N., S.S.D. 9. MIN. R-11 INSULATION SHALL BE INSTALLED FOR SOUND MITIGATION AT INTERIOR WALL LOCATIONS OF ALL BATHROOM INTERIOR WALLS, WALLS BETWEEN FAMILY ROOM & BEDROOMS, & AS SHOWN ON PLANS. 10. FOR TYP. CLOSET SHELVING, SEE DETAIL 15/AD.01 11. SAFETY GLAZING / TEMPERED GLASS, SHALL BE PROVIDED IN HAZARDOUS AREAS PER IRC R308.1 & R308.4 & AFFIXED WITH PERMANENT LABEL. 12. ALL GLASS WITHIN 60 INCHES OF TUB OR SHOWER SHALL BE TEMPERED GLASS. IRC R308.4.5 EX. 13. WHEN THE SILL OF OPERABLE WINDOW(S) IS LOCATED LESS THAN 24" A.F.F. & GREATER THAN 72" A.F.G. & THE OPENING IS GREATER THAN 4", THE WINDOW SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH A OPENING CONTROL DEVICES THAT COMPLY WITH IRC R312.2.2 14. PROVIDE ACOUSTICAL PIPE WRAP AT ALL SECOND FLOOR WASTE LINES. 15. TILE INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY W/ APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THE TILE COUNCIL OF NORTH AMERICA'S "HANDBOOK FOR CERAMIC TILE INSTALLATION" & ITS REFERENCED STANDARDS. 16. ALL COUNTERS, TUB DECKS & WALLS AT TUBS & SHOWERS SHALL HAVE SMOOTH, HARD, NONABSORBENT SURFACE O/ CEMENTITIOUS BACKER BOARD & A MOISTURE RESISTANT UNDERLAYMENT TO A HEIGHT OF +72" ABOVE FLOOR PER IRC R307.2 (SEE DETAILS 11,12,13,14 & 19/AD.01) 17. SEE PLUMBING NOTES, FOR SHOWER HEAD MOUNTING HEIGHTS & MAX. FLOW RATES FOR FIXTURES. 18. PROVIDE BACKING FOR ALL WALL & CEILING MOUNTED CABINETS, FIXTURES, CABINETS, BRACKET, GRAB BARS, ETC. AS REQUIRED. COORDINATE WITH SUPPLIERS FOR REQUIREMENTS. 19. VERIFY APPLIANCE DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO CABINET FABRICATION 20. PROVIDE APPROVED UNDERGROUND CONDUIT FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE TO KITCHEN ISLAND OR PROVIDE APPROVED UNDERGROUND CONDUIT FOR ELECTRICAL SERVICE & APPROVED UNDERSLAB RANGE EXHAUST VENT TO OUTSIDE, (WHERE OCCURS), AT KITCHEN ISLAND 21. LAUNDRY APPLIANCES: A. APPLIANCE HOSES, DRYER VENTS & GAS STUBOUTS TO BE INSTALLED IN RECESSED BOXES BY "DRYERBOX" OR EQUAL. B. PROVIDE APPROVED LINT TRAP AT DRYER VENT C. DOMESTIC CLOTHES DRYER MOISTURE EXHAUST DUCTS SHALL BE OF METAL & SHALL HAVE SMOOTH INTERIOR SURFACES. D. EXHAUST DUCTS SHALL NOT EXCEED A TOTAL COMBINED HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL LENGTH OF 14 FEET, INCLUDING TWO 90 DEGREE ELBOWS. VENT RUN SHALL COMPLY w/ MNFR'S. SPEC'S. & IMC 504.4.1. E. INSTALL WASHER LEFT, DRYER RIGHT WHEN FACING APPLIANCES 2. 3.

2880

15'-6"

11'-6"

7'-6"

22.17

9'-4 1/2"

(39"x97.5" ROUGH OPENING)

30 60 SH / 30 60 SH MULLED

3'-7"

5'-8"

06.04

32"x73"

4"DROP

AA.22

7'-5" 2'-1"

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

10'-1" CLG.

1'-0" 2'-1" 2'-4" 15'-6"

ENTRY/ FOYER

3080 FR. DR.,TG

SLOPE 1/8":12"

3'-8"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

09.15

7'-11"

/ 30 46 FX / 30 46 FX / 30 46 FX MULLED 1

30 46 SH (TEMP.)

• •

10.18

08.03

3'-0"

30 46 SH

7'-6"

4"DROP

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

1'-0" 2'-0" 5'-5 1/2"

30 46 FX

+10-1"

10'-1" CLG. OPTION: 3080 FR. DR. TG.

3'-10"

VENT THROUGH ROOF

8'-1 1/2"

2'-9"

10'-1" CLG.

5'-0"

2'-7 1/2"

1 1

GREAT ROOM

SLOPED CLG.

06.04

09.16

2'-7"

6'-4 1/2"

OPAQUE

09.15

22.15 10.07

09.16

10 1/2"

06.04

10.14

5080

POCKET OFFICE

1'-7"

DORMER ABOVE

15'-0"

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

2'-7"

5'-2 1/2"

30 60 SH (TEMP.)

10'-1" CLG.

PRIMARY BATHROOM

2 2

10'-1" CLG.

09.15

DORMER ABOVE

4'-0"

12'-9"

4'-1"

FRAMING ABOVE

CODE REFERENCES BASED ON 2018 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE

AD.01

22.15

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

DORMER ABOVE AA.23

FLOOR PLAN NOTES

ADHERED MASONRY VENEER AT EXTERIOR WALL - SEE ELEVATION

VAULTED CLG.

VESTIBULE

19'-3 1/2"

DORMER ABOVE

2'-0" 1'-0"

2'-0"

2480

DORMER ABOVE

3080 BARN

2'-2 1/2" 2'-6 1/2"

9'-1" CLG.

+10-1"

10'-1" CLG.

6'-9"

30 46 SH

11.01

09.16 5'-10" 09.16 3'-1" 2'-11" 2'-3" +8'-0" 09.16 10'-1" CLG. 2'-10" 3'-0" 1'-8" 2'-4" 3'-9" 1'-11"

09.16 +7'-10"

3'-0"

AA.23

PRIMARY BEDROOM

7'-2" 2'-5"

3'-5"

FRAMING ABOVE

11.07

09.16

20'-0"

23.05

4'-0"

100'-0"

AA.52

36 60 SH

4'-4 1/2"

2'-9"

4'-4 1/2"

22.15

AA.22

6'-3"

20 20 FX

1'-6 1/2"

10.07

DORMER ABOVE

IN ATTIC 08.03 11.24

9'-1" CLG.

5'-0"

6'-6 1/2"

22.17

POWDER

2'-6"

09.16

AD.01

OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG. 8080 SGD

09.16

09.16 +10-1"

5'-5 1/2"

09.16

10'-1" CLG. 2

SLOPE 1/8":12"

8080 2'-3"

PREP

23.03

6 AA.22

11.05 FRAMING ABOVE 17'-6"

11.02

3'-3 1/2"

10.22

1 AA.22

+10'-1"

09.16 8'-0"

13'-0" 45'-6"

2 2480

1'-2"

3'-0"

7'-0 1/2"

2'-11"

3'-1"

22.23

06.04 22.24

OPTION: 20080 POCKET MULTI-SLIDE DOOR TG. OR (3) FRENCH DOOR 3080 PR. FR. DR. TG.

1 11'-7"

20080 MSD

06.04

23.03

AA.61

ABV. T.O.S. @ 1ST. FLR. 2

6 AA.23

10'-1" CLG.

SLOPE 1/8":12"

32.07

PATIO

OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG.

1 AA.22

1'-11"

09.16

10'-1" CLG.

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

2480

06.01

7'-5" 2'-0"

7'-9"

4'-1"

20 60 SH

2'-0"

5'-4 1/2"

2'-9"

30 20 FX (TEMP.)

22.27 9'-1" CLG. 22.21

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

22'-4"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

4"DROP

PANTRY

9'-1" CLG.

SGD ,TG

10'-4 1/2"

10'-8"

14'-10"

DINING 11'-1" TRAY CLG.

+18"

2'-0"

5'-0"

30 20 FX (TEMP.)

OPTIONS: 2680 FR. DR. TG.

7'-5"

10'-7"

3'-3 1/2"

30 60 SH

2'-5 1/2"

AA.61 09.19

30 60 SH

15'-11"

2'-0"

20 60 SH

2'-0"

60 60 FX

7'-8 1/2"

7'-6" 2'-2"

30 60 SH

2'-6"

TYPICAL WALL ASSEMBLY

30 60 SH

3 AA.61 30 60 SH

5'-8"

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

11'-0 1/2"

5'-8"

AA.52

5'-4 1/2"

4'-3"

10'-3 1/2"

3'-6"

100'-0"

11'-11"

2'-5 1/2" 3'-6"

13'-6"

15'-6"

4'-3"

6'-6" 12'-6 1/2"

11"

5'-10" 7'-8"

7'-10"

11"

11'-6"

1'-11"

18'-4"

3'-2"

27'-2"

19'-4" 84'-6"

1 FIRST FLOOR PLAN, ELEVATION A 1 PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

22'-6"

2'-3"

Modern elevation SHEET

AA.21 3

4600 PHOENIX Single family development Phoenix, Arizona DAHLIN Group 2022 My contribution: Software: Status: Codes:

84'-6" 1'-0"

23'-3"

27'-4"

5'-6"

16'-3 1/2"

MULLED

2'-9"

4'-9"

30 20 FX (TEMP.)

2% SLOPE

2'-0"

30 60 FX TEMP. OPAQUE (MULLED)

6'-11"

60 60 FX TEMP. OPAQUE (MULLED)

13'-8" 4'-4 1/2"

SMOKE ALARM - S.E.D.

CARBON MONOXIDE / SMOKE ALARM S.E.D. ADDRESS SIGN W/ LIGHT ABOVE

6'-9"

30 60 SH, EG / 30 60 SH MULLED

10'-1" CLG.

10'-1 1/2"

04.01 05.06 14'-0"

2680 2

75'-3"

9'-1" CLG. 22.17

13'-10 1/2"

10'-1" CLG.

7'-0 1/2" 14'-6 1/2"

22.19

4"DROP

05.06

2880 SC 2

3-CAR GARAGE

22.09

10'-1" CLG. ABV. T.O.S. @ 1ST. FLR.

12.08 06.04

22.12 22.15 22.17

23'-3 1/2"

23 AD.01

11.20 11.24 12.08 22.06

32.07 SLOPE 1/8":12"

22.18 22.19

AD.01

3'-2 1/2"

10'-0"

22.21 22.23

33.01

22.24

06.04

22.27 23.03 23.05

06.04 9

18080 SECTIONAL GARAGE DOOR

AA.22

32.07

2'-1"

VENT THROUGH ROOF

33.01

2 9080 SECTIONAL GARAGE DOOR

SLOPE 1/8":12"

BREEZEWAY 9'-1" CLG.

2 9'-4"

2880 SC

11.02

11.16

22.19

10.07

06.04

SLOPE 1/8":12" 11.20

AA.51

11.07

00.12

22.18

10.22 11.01

11.05

22.15

10.03

22.09

00.11

DROP ZONE

5'-4 1/2"

11.16

30 60 SH, EG / 30 60 SH MULLED

06.04

4'X8' STORAGE RACK 2880

10.15 10.18

17'-2"

10'-1" CLG.

9'-1" CLG.

2 2480

06.04 08.03 09.10

10.07 10.14

6'-1 1/2"

10.14

10'-1" CLG.

32"x67"

BEDROOM 3

7'-6"

2680 10.15

06.04

09.15

10.14

10'-1" CLG.

BATH 3

4'-11 1/2"

2680

12'-6 1/2"

2480

4'-1" 6'-2 1/2"

W.I.C

10'-1" CLG.

06.01

AA.61

09.15 09.16 09.19

4'-1 1/2"

AA.22

KEYNOTE LEGEND

7'-3"

12'-9"

6'-9"

30 60 FX TEMP. OPAQUE (MULLED)

1'-11 1/2"

20 40 SH

2'-5" 2'-6 1/2" 2'-10"

40 20 SL (TEMP.)

2880

1'-6 1/2" 4'-10 1/2"

UTILITY CABS. 20 40 FX

LOW-FLOW WATER CLOSET ALLOW MIN. OF 15" FROM CENTERLINE OF WATER CLOSET TO SIDE WIDE OR OBSTRUCTION. PROVIDE 21" CLEAR SPACE AT FRONT PER IPC 405.3.1

5865 Owens Drive Pleasanton, CA 94588 925-251-7200

THOMAS JAMES HOMES

DAH -85-46-01 Farmhouse elevation PHOENIX, AZ BUILDING SBMTL3

11.03.2023

REVISIONS 1 OWNER REVISIONS 2 OWNER REVISIONS

06/14/23 11/03/23

22. ALLOW A MIN. OF 15" FROM CENTERLINE OF TOILET TO SIDE WALL OR OBSTRUCTION. PROVIDE 21" CLEAR SPACE AT FRONT PER IPC 405.3.1

23. TANKLESS WATER HEATER AT GARAGE: VERIFY COMBUSTION AIR, & DIRECT VENT TO OUTSIDE & PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE & DRAIN LINE FOR CONDENSATE TO OUTSIDE. SEE PLUMBING NOTES FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

OPTION: 4 CAR GARAGE

SEAL / SIGNATURE 2'-1"

1'-6"

4276 GATE

04.01

1'-9"

30 76 FX / 30 76 FX MULLED

09.10

32.07

+9'-1"

4'-9"

26 76 FX / 26 76 FX / 26 76 FX

LAVATORY

06.04

2'-6 1/2" 1'-0"

2680

10'-1" CLG.

20 40 FX

3"DROP

8" 5'-6 1/2"

3'-0" 4'-1"

1'-2 1/2" 6'-2" 4'-1"

6'-11 1/2"

2480

10'-1" CLG. 10.15 09.15

SLOPE 1/8":12"

15'-0"

BEDROOM 2 3'-5 1/2"

W.I.C

A/V

2880

2'-9 1/2" 8'-7" 2'-6"

2 1/4"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

6 3/4"

13'-6"

2480

2'-6"

30 76 FX

3 ' - 11 "

2880

8'-0" 5'-8"

AA.61

AA.51

JOB NO.

1682.005

DRAWN

MG. IO

CHECK

FARMHOUSE - FIRST FLOOR PLAN

30 76 FX 2'-5 1/2"

6'-0 1/2" 3'-9 1/2"

15'-6"

SHOWER/TUB FIXTURE

00.11

10'-1" CLG.

09.16 4'-4 1/2"

1'-0 1/2"

DORMER ABOVE

2480

10.22

LAUNDRY

9'-1" CLG.

2'-6"

5'-2"

6'-1 1/2"

2 30 76 FX 30 76 FX MULLED

DORMER ABOVE

22.09 C 36"x63"

7'-4 1/2"

GYM

9'-1" CLG.

6 3/4"

7'-3"

9'-1" CLG. 3'-4"

22.17

10.14

W.I.C

4"DROP

9'-1" CLG.

22.06

BATH 2 22.17

22.15

4"DROP 2

BATH

2'-6 1/2"

IN ATTIC

06.04

5'-7"

2880

OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG. 8080 SGD

2 1/4"

9'-1" CLG.

23.05

10'-1" CLG. 08.03

5020 SL

BATH 5

3'-4 1/2"

3080 BARN

2'-3"

4'-6"2880 OPT.

24 80 3'-6 1/2"

OFFICE

13'-4 1/2"

10.07

10'-1" CLG. 4'-3"

2480

7'-6 1/2"

2480

10'-1" CLG.

7'-10 1/2"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

6'-0 1/2"

26 76 FX / 26 76 FX / 26 76 FX MULLED

6'-1"

6'-7 1/2"

W.I.C

13'-5"

20'-0"

3'-6"

10'-1" CLG.

SLOPE 1/8":12"

3'-9"

11/3/2023 4:30:50 PM

12'-6 1/2"

3'-1"

5'-5"

30 60 SH

AA.22

3'-0"

39'-6"

7'-8"

2'-9 1/2"

09.16

FLOOR PLAN SYMBOLS

00.12

2 4

AA.53 EX.05

LINEN

10'-1" CLG.

2'-7"

27'-0"

9'-1" CLG. 06.04

W.I.C

10'-1" CLG. 10.14

2'-11 1/2"

IN ATTIC

BEDROOM 4 OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG 8080 SGD

22.17

WATER CLOSET

3'-2"

11"

1'-5"

3'-7"

+18" SEAT

2'-5" 4'-10"

OPTION: COVERED CONDITIONED SPACE

23.03

RIDGE HT. 24'-10" A.F.F.

4'-9" 2'-5"

6'-7"

2480

AA.22

7'-3 1/2"

22.15

9'-1" CLG.

09.16

39'-6"

4 2

23.05

10.07

BATH 4

10.15

2'-1"

1'-2 1/2" 1'-10 1/2"

22.09

10.03

10 1/2"

09.16

6'-11 1/2"

2880

10'-1" CLG. 3'-5 1/2"

3'-5"

22.12

2'-5 1/2"

06.04

4'-2 1/2"

7'-6" 15'-0" 15'-10 1/2"

3'-5 1/2"

DROPPED CEILING OR SOFFIT - SEE PLAN FOR HEIGHT

ELECTRICAL SUB PANEL

09.16

2880

15'-6"

11'-6"

7'-6"

22.17

9'-4 1/2"

(39"x97.5" ROUGH OPENING)

30 60 SH / 30 60 SH MULLED

3'-7"

5'-8"

06.04

32"x73"

4"DROP

AA.22

7'-5" 2'-1"

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

10'-1" CLG.

1'-0" 2'-1" 2'-4" 15'-6"

ENTRY/ FOYER

3080 FR. DR.,TG

SLOPE 1/8":12"

3'-8"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

09.15

7'-11"

/ 30 46 FX / 30 46 FX / 30 46 FX MULLED 1

30 46 SH (TEMP.)

• •

10.18

08.03

3'-0"

30 46 SH

7'-6"

4"DROP

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

1'-0" 2'-0" 5'-5 1/2"

30 46 FX

+10-1"

10'-1" CLG. OPTION: 3080 FR. DR. TG.

3'-10"

VENT THROUGH ROOF

8'-1 1/2"

2'-9"

10'-1" CLG.

5'-0"

2'-7 1/2"

1 1

GREAT ROOM

SLOPED CLG.

06.04

09.16

2'-7"

6'-4 1/2"

OPAQUE

09.15

22.15 10.07

09.16

10 1/2"

06.04

10.14

5080

POCKET OFFICE

1'-7"

DORMER ABOVE

15'-0"

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

2'-7"

5'-2 1/2"

30 60 SH (TEMP.)

10'-1" CLG.

PRIMARY BATHROOM

2 2

10'-1" CLG.

09.15

DORMER ABOVE

4'-0"

12'-9"

4'-1"

FRAMING ABOVE

CODE REFERENCES BASED ON 2018 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE

AD.01

22.15

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

DORMER ABOVE AA.23

FLOOR PLAN NOTES

ADHERED MASONRY VENEER AT EXTERIOR WALL - SEE ELEVATION

VAULTED CLG.

VESTIBULE

19'-3 1/2"

DORMER ABOVE

2'-0" 1'-0"

2'-0"

2480

DORMER ABOVE

3080 BARN

2'-2 1/2" 2'-6 1/2"

9'-1" CLG.

+10-1"

10'-1" CLG.

6'-9"

30 46 SH

11.01

09.16 5'-10" 09.16 3'-1" 2'-11" 2'-3" +8'-0" 09.16 10'-1" CLG. 2'-10" 3'-0" 1'-8" 2'-4" 3'-9" 1'-11"

09.16 +7'-10"

3'-0"

AA.23

PRIMARY BEDROOM

7'-2" 2'-5"

3'-5"

FRAMING ABOVE

11.07

09.16

20'-0"

23.05

4'-0"

100'-0"

AA.52

36 60 SH

4'-4 1/2"

2'-9"

4'-4 1/2"

22.15

AA.22

6'-3"

20 20 FX

1'-6 1/2"

10.07

DORMER ABOVE

IN ATTIC 08.03 11.24

9'-1" CLG.

5'-0"

6'-6 1/2"

22.17

POWDER

2'-6"

09.16

AD.01

OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG. 8080 SGD

09.16

09.16 +10-1"

5'-5 1/2"

09.16

10'-1" CLG. 2

SLOPE 1/8":12"

8080 2'-3"

PREP

23.03

6 AA.22

11.05 FRAMING ABOVE 17'-6"

11.02

3'-3 1/2"

10.22

1 AA.22

+10'-1"

09.16 8'-0"

13'-0" 45'-6"

2 2480

1'-2"

3'-0"

7'-0 1/2"

2'-11"

3'-1"

22.23

06.04 22.24

OPTION: 20080 POCKET MULTI-SLIDE DOOR TG. OR (3) FRENCH DOOR 3080 PR. FR. DR. TG.

1 11'-7"

20080 MSD

06.04

23.03

AA.61

ABV. T.O.S. @ 1ST. FLR. 2

6 AA.23

10'-1" CLG.

SLOPE 1/8":12"

32.07

PATIO

OPTIONS: 6080 PR. FR. DR. TG.

1 AA.22

1'-11"

09.16

10'-1" CLG.

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

2480

06.01

7'-5" 2'-0"

7'-9"

4'-1"

20 60 SH

2'-0"

5'-4 1/2"

2'-9"

30 20 FX (TEMP.)

22.27 9'-1" CLG. 22.21

CLG. SLOPE 7" : 12"

22'-4"

SLOPE 1/8":12"

4"DROP

PANTRY

9'-1" CLG.

SGD ,TG

10'-4 1/2"

10'-8"

14'-10"

DINING 11'-1" TRAY CLG.

+18"

2'-0"

5'-0"

30 20 FX (TEMP.)

OPTIONS: 2680 FR. DR. TG.

7'-5"

10'-7"

3'-3 1/2"

30 60 SH

2'-5 1/2"

AA.61 09.19

30 60 SH

15'-11"

2'-0"

20 60 SH

2'-0"

60 60 FX

7'-8 1/2"

7'-6" 2'-2"

30 60 SH

2'-6"

TYPICAL WALL ASSEMBLY

30 60 SH

3 AA.61 30 60 SH

5'-8"

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

11'-0 1/2"

5'-8"

AA.52

5'-4 1/2"

4'-3"

10'-3 1/2"

3'-6"

100'-0"

11'-11"

2'-5 1/2" 3'-6"

13'-6"

15'-6"

4'-3"

6'-6" 12'-6 1/2"

11"

5'-10" 7'-8"

7'-10"

11"

11'-6"

1'-11"

18'-4"

3'-2"

27'-2"

19'-4" 84'-6"

1 FIRST FLOOR PLAN, ELEVATION A 1 PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

22'-6"

2'-3"

Modern elevation SHEET

AA.21 3

MOD HIVE Grand prize winner, AIA UTAH Empowered Living Competition DAHLIN Group 2021 My contribution: Conceptual development, schematic design & production Software: AutoCAD, Sketchup, Adobe Photoshop

This tiny home prototype’s flexible design maximizes its adaptability to a variety of sites and contexts to create cost efficient tiny home villages. By identifying an actual block of lots in Salt Lake City that is typical of the city, we ensured appropriateness to real world local conditions resulting in a design solution that responds to the existing character and context while paving the way for a future of increased housing diversity capable of supporting and serving the needs of a more inclusive community. Inward looking site plan creates a tiny village with space for a community garden, outdoor gathering space, and BBQ/firepit to create a sense of place that encourages community. Our design respects the overall feel and rhythm of a single-family detached neighborhood with 2-story homes by starting with a complementary lower density at the front while higher densities are placed at the rear. Density can be adjusted down or up according to solar angles, access to views and other site constraints while never sacrificing the outdoor communal spaces by stacking units. A designated drop-off space for ride share services, such as Lyft and Uber, and bike parking storage are provided to de-emphasize cars and encourage alternative transportation options, a component that will work best on sites close to transit. However, parking is still provided for sites far from transit and in understanding that complete reliance on alternative transportation options is not aligned with current real world conditions. Designed in response to an actual site in Salt Lake City that is typical of the city to ensure its replicability anywhere in the city.

LILY: FIRST FLOOR PLAN Area: 308 sq.ft

LILY: LOFT FLOOR PLAN Area: 103 sq.ft.

ASTER: FIRST FLOOR PLAN Area: 322 sq.ft.

PRIMROSE: FIRST FLOOR PLAN Area: 376 sq.ft.

LILY: FIRST FLOOR PLAN Area: 308 sq.ft

LILY: LOFT FLOOR PLAN Area: 103 sq.ft.

ASTER: FIRST FLOOR PLAN Area: 322 sq.ft.

PRIMROSE: FIRST FLOOR PLAN Area: 376 sq.ft.

24 BRYANT Single family development (Urban Infill) Palo Alto, California DAHLIN Group 2022 My contribution: Software: Status: Codes:

Design development, consultant coordination & construction documentation AutoCAD, Sketchup, Revu Bluebeam, Excel Completed 2019 CRC, 2019 California Green Building Standard code

This 2600 sq. project is a single-story residence with a Napa farmhouse elevation style with stylish minimalism, the subtle trims, stone accents, and clerestory windows. This 3-bedroom Palo-alto home responds smartly to its immediate location context through the highly efficient floor plan, compact design for the small sized lot, and a single car garage as an incentive for walkability and proximity to downtown. This lack in scale presented an opportunity to include and emphasize experiential features in the interiors. There are clerestory windows strategically placed in a dramatic volume ceiling, providing architectural character, and introducing natural daylighting to the living room and kitchen space. The clean design on the exterior also seamlessly flows into the interiors using delicate grey accents which contrast with the brilliant whites. 5865 Owens Drive Pleasanton, CA 94588 925-251-7200 619

611

2470 BRYANT

T.O.P. @ TOWER

603

616

PALO ALTO, CA

T.O.WDW. T.O.P

614

T.O.P.

16'-2"

616

613

T.O.WDW.

602

601

603

T.O.WDW.

TYP.

PRIMARY BEDROOM W.I.C

PATIO (UNCOVERED) SLOPE 2%

10'-1"

LIVING

604

8'-0"

GALLERY

SLOPE 2%

605 T.O.S./T.O.C. 600

SECTION KEYNOTES

601 INSULATION PER ENERGY REPORTS, SEE EN SHEETS

SECTION A

602 MINIMUM 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD, TYP. U.O.N.

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

603 MINIMUM 5/8" GYPSUM BOARD TYP., U.O.N 604 CONCRETE FOUNDATION, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS 605 CONCRETE PORCH/PATIO, SLOPE MIN. 1/8": 12" AWAY FROM HOUSE 606 NOT USED 607 NOT USED 608 NOT USED 609 NOT USED 610 NOT USED 611 ROOF SHEATHING o/ ROOF FRAMING PER STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS 612 CONVENTIONAL FRAMING, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS 613 HEADER, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS 614 BEAM, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS 615 DROPPED SOFFIT 616 2X6 INTERIOR WALL

619

617 F.A.U. AND PLATFORM IN ATTIC - SEE DETAIL 23 & 24/AD.02 618 NOT USED

613

611

619 2X14 TRUSSES, SEE DETAIL 18/AD.01 FOR VENTILATION INFO. 601 TYP.

T.O.P. @ LIVING

603

SECTION NOTES

613 614

18'-0 3/4"

T.O.P.

CODE REFERENCES BASED ON 2019 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE

T.O.P.

602

603

T.O.WDW.

TYP.

KITCHEN

LIVING

8'-0"

LAUNDRY

10'-1"

8'-0"

10'-1"

GARAGE

SECTION DRAWINGS PROVIDED FOR ARCHITECTURAL INTENT. BUILDING SECTIONS MAY VARY AT ALTERNATE ELEVATION STYLES AND AT "PLAN OPTION" CONDITIONS. REFER TO FLOOR PLAN DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION NOT SHOWN.

FOR EXTERIOR FINISHES, SEE ELEVATION. FOR ROOFING MATERIALS SEE ROOF PLAN.

3 4

604

SECTION C

FINISH GRADE VARIES - REFER TO CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR FINAL GRADES AND DRAINAGE REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION AND SIZES OF ALL BEAMS, HEADERS, JOISTS, RAFTERS, SHEAR WALLS, TRUSSES, AND CONCRETE SLABS.

REFER TO MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTS, PIPING, CONDUIT, ETC. PROVIDE PROPER CLEARANCES AND BLOCKING FOR EACH AS REQUIRED.

FOR INSULATION REQUIREMENTS SEE ENERGY SHEETS, AND CENC 150.0 (a), (b), (c), & (d)

T.O.S./T.O.C.

12'-9"

616

TAPER INSULATION AT VENTED FRIEZE BLOCKS TO ALLOW AIR PASSAGE.

PROVIDE BACKING FOR ALL MASONRY VENEER, STONE & CONCRETE MOLDINGS, WALL AND CEILING MOUNTED CABINETS, FIXTURES, & CABINETS, ETC. AS REQUIRED. COORDINATE WITH SUPPLIERS FOR REQUIREMENTS.

SEE ROOF PLAN FOR OVERHANG DIMENSIONS, VENT AND ACCESS LOCATIONS AND ROOF DRAINAGE.

FIRE BLOCKING SHALL BE INSTALLED VERTICALLY AT CEILING AND FLOOR LEVELS, AND HORIZONTALLY AT INTERVALS NOT EXCEEDING 10 FEET . CRC R302.11

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

T.O.P. @ TOWER

T.O.P.

16'-2"

602 613

601

TYP.

T.O.WDW.

18'-0 3/4"

611 615

T.O.P.

T.O.WDW.

FOYER

1 FP.02

JADU

10'-1"

BEDROOM 2

8'-0"

10'-1"

616

8'-0"

10'-1"

FOYER

11'-0"

TYP.

PORCH

T.O.S./T.O.C.

REVISIONS

604 T.O.S./T.O.C.

T.O.S./T.O.C.

SECTION B SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

BLDG SUBMITTAL 1

12-07-2021

SECTIONS

1ST BUILDING SUBMITTAL 12-07-2021 JOB NO. 1641.002 DRAWN IO. SP CHECK XX a105_sect.dwg

SHEET

A1.05 12/9/2021

24 BRYANT Single family development (Urban Infill) Palo Alto, California DAHLIN Group 2022 My contribution: Software: Status: Codes:

Design development, consultant coordination & construction documentation AutoCAD, Sketchup, Revu Bluebeam, Excel Completed 2019 CRC, 2019 California Green Building Standard code

611

2470 BRYANT

T.O.P. @ TOWER

603

616

PALO ALTO, CA

T.O.WDW. T.O.P

614

T.O.P.

16'-2"

616

613

T.O.WDW.

602

601

603

T.O.WDW.

TYP.

PRIMARY BEDROOM W.I.C

PATIO (UNCOVERED) SLOPE 2%

10'-1"

LIVING

604

8'-0"

GALLERY

SLOPE 2%

605 T.O.S./T.O.C. 600

SECTION KEYNOTES

601 INSULATION PER ENERGY REPORTS, SEE EN SHEETS

SECTION A

602 MINIMUM 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD, TYP. U.O.N.

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

619

617 F.A.U. AND PLATFORM IN ATTIC - SEE DETAIL 23 & 24/AD.02 618 NOT USED

613

611

619 2X14 TRUSSES, SEE DETAIL 18/AD.01 FOR VENTILATION INFO. 601 TYP.

T.O.P. @ LIVING

603

SECTION NOTES

613 614

18'-0 3/4"

T.O.P.

CODE REFERENCES BASED ON 2019 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE

T.O.P.

602

603

T.O.WDW.

TYP.

KITCHEN

LIVING

8'-0"

LAUNDRY

10'-1"

8'-0"

10'-1"

GARAGE

FOR EXTERIOR FINISHES, SEE ELEVATION. FOR ROOFING MATERIALS SEE ROOF PLAN.

3 4

604

SECTION C

REFER TO MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTS, PIPING, CONDUIT, ETC. PROVIDE PROPER CLEARANCES AND BLOCKING FOR EACH AS REQUIRED.

FOR INSULATION REQUIREMENTS SEE ENERGY SHEETS, AND CENC 150.0 (a), (b), (c), & (d)

T.O.S./T.O.C.

12'-9"

616

TAPER INSULATION AT VENTED FRIEZE BLOCKS TO ALLOW AIR PASSAGE.

PROVIDE BACKING FOR ALL MASONRY VENEER, STONE & CONCRETE MOLDINGS, WALL AND CEILING MOUNTED CABINETS, FIXTURES, & CABINETS, ETC. AS REQUIRED. COORDINATE WITH SUPPLIERS FOR REQUIREMENTS.

SEE ROOF PLAN FOR OVERHANG DIMENSIONS, VENT AND ACCESS LOCATIONS AND ROOF DRAINAGE.

FIRE BLOCKING SHALL BE INSTALLED VERTICALLY AT CEILING AND FLOOR LEVELS, AND HORIZONTALLY AT INTERVALS NOT EXCEEDING 10 FEET . CRC R302.11

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

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IKEJA TERRACES Residential Design for Real Estate Lagos, Nigeria Ultimus Construction 2019

The project brief required me to design a 10-unit terrace luxury residential project to be built in the Ikeja Area of Lagos, Nigeria. The peculiarities of Lagos demands a challenging management of scarce land. I enjoyed the challenge of working within these constraints without compromising the functionality of the spaces and the aesthetics of the building. I also enjoyed the thorough exercise of completing the entire project in Revit; from the schematics stage to the construction drawings and detailing.

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second floor Level 25 6750

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PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

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IKEJA TERRACES Residential Design for Real Estate Lagos, Nigeria Ultimus Construction 2019

CB3529

CB3530

S 11

3d-3

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

8400

1199

5050

4200

S w i m m i ng p o o l

8900

6300

W at er f o u n ta i n

G at e h o u s e

5250

10050

C h i l d r e n' s p l a y g r o u n d G e ne r a t o r

Water tr e a tm e n t

C3274

R e f us e

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2 2' x Roof plan evel 15800

S 01

Site plan

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT third floor 9900

second floor Level 25 6750

S 09

3d-1

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

S 12 S 07

Typical side view

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

3d-4

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

THE SPADE Schematic Architectural Drawings Lagos, Nigeria 2019 My contribution:

Brief taking, conceptual development, schematic design

Software:

Revit

The challenge was to design a luxury duplex on a 450 sq m lot size in Banana Estate, Lagos. My previous experiences working in fast-paced real estate development environments contributed to my efficiency to deliver the task on time.

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Pent floor plan

The semi-outdoor swimming pool is a major focal point in this design; with most of the communal spaces across the three floors are oriented towards the view of the swimming pool.

THE SPADE Schematic Architectural Drawings Lagos, Nigeria 2019 My contribution:

Brief taking, conceptual development, schematic design

Software:

Revit

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Pent floor plan

The semi-outdoor swimming pool is a major focal point in this design; with most of the communal spaces across the three floors are oriented towards the view of the swimming pool.

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Lagos, Nigeria 2018

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INTERIOR DESIGN: KITCHEN Independent Commission

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wine rack and s hel ves

Built-in m icrowave oven

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Break fast countertop overl aps base cabi net

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Complete project video available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0641EX-inTU

SEEDING CHANGE Ahmadabad, India MUD Year 1 Propositions Studio 2020

Learning from the Gandhian’s ideals about basic education and socio-political activism practiced in the Harijan Ashram, my project approaches the adjacent Ramapir No Tekro community as a place of action for social transformation. Ramapir No Tekro is an informal settlement located on the Western Bank of the Sabarmati river. It is the largest slum in Ahmadabad. This deplorable physical and socioeconomic situation is a pointer to the inequalities existing in India. Many NGO’s have tried to intervene by bringing schools and empowerment programs to the Ramapir No Tekro community. Unfortunately, in most cases these organizations are political instruments used by the government to keep the people comfortable in poverty. My proposal introduces a social network which challenges the docile nature of these NGO’s; and facilitates meaningful informal education among the residents, raising awareness of their citizen rights while fulfilling their daily physical and social needs. The resulting distributed organizational structure of sheltered spaces is embedded within the physical and social fabric of the community and builds opportunities for citizen action.

In India, where the government threaten citizen actions with threats of arrests and jail time, these interventions provide inconspicuous opportunities for socio-political action that are embedded within the daily life of this community.

Design Taxonomy

Ramapir no Tekro is constantly under demolition threats and it lacks proper roads. Consequently, my design strategies employ extend-able structures, mobile devices and impermanent structures to penetrate through the informal paths in this neighborhood, while providing impermanent, adaptable venues to gather together for permanent change in the city.

“Memorializing Gandhi should not be about the biggest statues or buildings, but about touching the lives of individuals, families and communities- one simple intervention at a time”

Complete project video available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0641EX-inTU

SEEDING CHANGE Ahmadabad, India MUD Year 1 Propositions Studio 2020

Design Taxonomy

“Memorializing Gandhi should not be about the biggest statues or buildings, but about touching the lives of individuals, families and communities- one simple intervention at a time”

Temple

Vocational center

Communal kitchen

Mobile library

A simple basic box with extend-able flaps which add to the floor area when extended.

Each box is fitted with collapsible furniture and fittings suitable for the specific programme.

Each typology supports informal education, social gatherings and obscures the political activation from plain sight.

Temple

Vocational center

Communal kitchen

Mobile library

A simple basic box with extend-able flaps which add to the floor area when extended.

Each box is fitted with collapsible furniture and fittings suitable for the specific programme.

Each typology supports informal education, social gatherings and obscures the political activation from plain sight.

FARMTOPIA Urban Farm Mega Block Detroit MUD Year 2 Studio

My proposal borrows the model of Charles Fourier; that is, the Bounded Encampment. In his words, Charles Fourier says, “...let the author (designer) try to associate families, reconcile households in the same dwelling to social union to arrangements of purchases and expenses, to perfect harmony in passions, character and authority...” He also says, “... the land should be provided with a fins stream of water, intersected by hills, adapted to varied cultivation. It should be contiguous to a forest but not far removed from a large city but sufficiently as to escape intruders...”

FARMTOPIA Urban Farm Mega Block Detroit MUD Year 2 Studio

Site Plan

New Adjacencies

This project responds to Detroit’s crisis of food access, and is inspired by Grace Lee Bogg’s perspectives on urban agriculture as a vehicle that might help transform economies, ecologies and community. Shortage of food in Detroit will require some 3602 acres to meet the current consumption demand. In my project, I explore the conditions of extreme vacancy in the Mack Avenue neighborhood in Detroit as a staging area to assemble lands and propose a collective farming superblock as a model for contemporary utopia integrating principles of permaculture and sustainable farming. The project takes the form of a highly densified perimeter encampment wall which varies in thickness, programmatic occupations, and porosity. Sometimes, this wall opens to invite, sometimes it closes off to secure livestock, sometimes it opens partially to give you a glimpse of the good life through transparent envelopes like fences. In most cases, this wall houses people, livestock and equipment. This double-sided wall serves the phalanstery from within and the city on the outside. On the inside, humans engage with the crops and animals, the animals retreat into the wall, the farm is serviced, and food is processed. On the outside, the wall is a place-making tool, mirroring the varied concentration or absence of housing units on the adjacent neighborhoods; densifying the perimeter and activating the city with outward facing programs - retail stores, housing units, farmer’s markets, parks and front facing car parks. Another highlight of the project is the principle of permaculture, humans living in harmony with plants and animals. Food waste is converted to fertilizer for plant cultivation; animal waste and human waste is processed into energy using the bio-gas energy conversion system. Cyclical processes determine cycles of occupancy across the farm.

Site Plan

New Adjacencies

NIMBY-QUIMBY (Close study of parks in cities & Urban Interventions)

San Fransisco Lombard street

New York The High-line

Detroit Campus Martius

MUD Year 1 Studio Mapping Cities

1mile X 1 mile

The project started with the study of cities; Chicago, New York, Detroit, San Francisco. How do urban dwellers respond to parks? How do they interact? What are the differences in the impact of a rectilinear park and a square park? How important are the edge conditions of a park? What are the markers of a successful public park? What are the markers of gentrification triggered by a new park? How do parks increase or decrease crime rates? Tools applied in the study are 2d maps drawn in ArcGIS; and 3d-maps drawn in Rhino at different scales.

Block size

Lot size

NIMBY-QUIMBY (Close study of parks in cities & Urban Interventions)

San Fransisco Lombard street

New York The High-line

Detroit Campus Martius

MUD Year 1 Studio Mapping Cities

1mile X 1 mile

Block size

Lot size

606 Market

Gentrification occurs when a NIMBY feature is renovated to a public good, then everybody wants a share of “Quality-In-My Backyard”The 606 park in Chicago comes with its own share of gentrification, similar to the Highline in New York. The East side appears to be more gentrified; marked by new modern apartments while the West side is flanked on both sides by abandoned buildings and a deafening silence.

606 Arts & Culture center

606 Fitness center

My proposal involves the activation of the East side by urban acupuncture; introducing new public spaces at strategic points along the 606 corridor. These programs will improve the community socially, physically and economically. This program leverages on the rectilinear form of the 6060, integrating place-making programs and devices to transform the east side of the 6060 from 606; the corridor to 6060-the place.

The architecture component of the Urban design strategy used here involves the use of new connections, ramps, vertical circulation, horizontal circulation, overflow spaces, outdoor spaces, semi-outdoor spaces to invite the public and engage with them. This anti-gentrification story is from Not-In-My-Backyard to Quality-In-My backyard to Quality-In-Our-Backyard.

606 Market

606 Arts & Culture center

606 Fitness center

THE EPIPHANY Monumental Church Design Nigeria M. Sc. Architecture studio 2015

Default Horizontality

Man’s activity on the earth is ideologically horizontal. All he sees within his horizontally oriented senses is within the confines of the Terrestrial. Whenever he gazes into the vertical distance beyond the curtain of the sky, his paradigm shifts to the celestial and the supernatural. Whenever you are forced to look up, to gaze into the sky, what comes to your mind? You become more aware of your spiritual being, you behold the lightening herald, the thundering; you ponder on the wonder in the realization that a tiny start up there in this vertical distance is way, way bigger than the sun; let alone the earth. All these wonders bring man closer to the reality of a Deity existing vertically above us. The spire in this design does as much to shift the gaze of the horizontally-oriented human being to the high, eternal, unknown, mysterious realm up above. The spire is saddled on 3 pedestals, reminding those who believe about the 3 persons in the God-head. The main structure of the system is an eternal circle, representing the design concept which is the confluence of time, eternity and the metaphoric. Poetic Verticality

THE EPIPHANY Monumental Church Design Nigeria M. Sc. Architecture studio 2015

Default Horizontality

AI- Enhanced Parametric Modelling Objective:

Develop an Urban scale massing usung an algorithm to optimize site density.

Software:

Rhino, Grasshopper, Python, Claude AI

Seed 10

Seed 20

Seed 3

Seed 15

Optimisation algorithm using a python script wuth the help of LLM (Claude AI)

AI- Enhanced Parametric Modelling Objective:

Develop an Urban scale massing usung an algorithm to optimize site density.

Software:

Rhino, Grasshopper, Python, Claude AI

Seed 10

Seed 20

Seed 3

Seed 15

Optimisation algorithm using a python script wuth the help of LLM (Claude AI)

NEIGHBOURHOOD DEVELOPMENT Detroit Essentials of Real Estate development with Peter Allen 2019 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE STRATEGY: Stanton Lofts is ideally located in the midst of a redevelopment wave surging from Detroit’s Midtown/ Downtown growth. We believe that with the excitement of growth in the area through Motown Museum’s expansion along with new medical positions at the Henry Ford’s Cancer Pavilion, there will be a significant increase in demand for luxury housing. THE PROPERTY: The building is a vacant historic apartment complex on the outer edge of the bustling New Center neighborhood. This 32-unit structure was built in 1919 and encompasses characteristics unique to Detroit’s art deco-style architecture. Through adaptive reuse, we plan to develop an LEED certified, mixed use development combining luxury lofts with a community-enhancing coffee shop and co-working space. THE RENOVATION: Our renovation goal is to elevate expectations for the surrounding neighborhood with a fresh look for Stanton Lofts both inside and outside the building. With an renovation estimate of $7.1 million we will renovate the exterior while also updating the apartment units to luxury lofts with exposed brick walls, high-end granite finishes, in-unit washer/dryers and a second half bathroom for the spacious 2-bedroom units. THE STANTON DIFFERENCE: Our historic rehab will incorporate aspects of sustainability, afford-ability, and accessibility while creating a sense of place in the community. As the concern for affordable housing increases in Detroit, we plan to allocate 20% of the units to those making 50% of the area median income (AMI). By renting the remaining 80% of units at a market-rate premium, and we believe that our mixed-income development will be both profitable and equitable. Along with our coffee shop and co-working space, we plan to bring several new transit options to the community by incorporating emerging mobility options such as MoGo bike and Spin scooter stations as

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