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Janine Stewart Hi there, my name is Janine and I’m a young, aspiring architect. I currently live in Arlington, VA, and I am currently looking to relocate to the Orlando, Florida area. However, my story starts in Trinidad. There, I observed the rebirth of beloved historical buildings and a city building boom all within the context mountainous landscapes and close access to the sea. This fascination with the transformative effect of beautiful, functional spaces made me want to create that experience for other people. My passion for architecture keeps me curious and excited to learn, create and effect positive change wherever possible. I intend to continue along that path by learning as much as I can to make the biggest impact. I would love to continue that journey at your organization - please contact me at the information below if you’re interested in that prospect. Thanks!
email: janine6193@gmail.com phone: (786) 503-4552
Richmond Theatre
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Chrysler Campus
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Ocean View K-8 School
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Invisible Visit - Thesis
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Centre Mayol - Toulon
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Andrews Villas
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Rolling Road Redux
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Richmond Theatre
Project: A theatre for medium scale dramatic productions is proposed to further activate the Shockoe Bottom area of Richmond, Va. It must accommodate 650 patrons in the house and lobby, have a proscenium stage with fly tower appropriate for touring companies, performer spaces including green room and dressing rooms, administrative spaces and mechanical spaces.
Plan Key DN
1) Theatre House 2) Theatre Stage 3) Administration Offices 4) Performer Preparation Spaces 5) Lobby 6) Parking Ramp
Have a Nice Day Cafe
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DN
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4
3
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Proposed Residential Building
Site Plan
Existing Mixed Use
Floor Plan
Rhythm and Hierarchy
This design is meant to reflect the performances that occur within the building. It is is intended to give this site a sense of place and importance to continue developing the Shockoe Bottom area, and make it a destination.
Section through Theatre House
Theatre Stage/ Mezzanine
Theatre House
Lobby
Lobby Mezzanine
Chrysler Campus
Project: The project brief outined the need for an annnex to the the existing Chyrsyler Museum, that would house special collections exhibits. The design needed to react to the context of the area and activate the nearby arts district by creating a campus environment that was all controlled by the Chrysler Museum. One or more buildings could be designed to facilitate this, and there was freedom to choose sites for different buildings within a specified region.
Concept
axes
Circulation
Site Plan
Site Section
The main goal of this project was to create a series of spaces and experiences that would help knit the ‘Chrysler Campus’ together and give pedestrians pleasant and varied spaces to activate the area, while fulfilling program requirements. The overarching concept of this design was connection. It consists of two buildings: a special collections museum and a mixed use building. Both buildings contain transparent transitional gateways that link the buildings to the communal outdoor spaces that connect them.
Mixed Use Plaza
Special Collections Plaza
Plan Key DN
1. Flexible Exhibition Space 2. Art Storage and restoration 3. Offices 4. maintenance 5. Lobby 6. restaurant Kitchen 7. Restaurant dining 8. Outdoor Seating 9. Plaza
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Special Collections Gallery Floor Plan
Special Collections Gallery Restaurant
Special Collections Gallery Lobby
Plan Key 1. Retail 2. Offices 3. Entry Lobby 4. Private Plaza 5. Public Plaza 6. Elevator Lobby 7. 1 Bedroom Apartment 8. Studio Apartment
DN
UP
DN
Mixed Use1st Floor Plan - Retail and Offices
Mixed Use 2nd - 5th Floor Plan - Residential
Mixed Use Apartment
Mixed Use Retail
Ocean View K-8 School
Spaces to Connect with Humanity
Spaces to Experience Autonomous Learning
“Humanism is about personal autonomy, moral responsibility, and about solidarity with humanity.� - Wiel Veugelers. The humanistic pedagogy aims to allow kids to experience autonomy and govern their own experiences and education. Autonomy gives them a sense of independence and control over their own development, and forms the internal core of the individual to which all other components respond. In this design, the courtyard represents the sense of autonomy present in every individual. It is the core off of which all other spaces, and specifically spaces for connection, are linked. The other major aspect of humanism is connection with other people. Surrounding the internal courtyard core are the spaces that encourage interaction with others. These spaces include the library, the art/ eurythmy room and the cafeteria space where kids are allowed to communicate, collaborate and learn from their peers.
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First Floor Plan
Library and Art/ Music/ Eurythmy
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KEY 1. Entrance Courtyard 2. Entrance 3. Administration 4. Library 5. Art/ Eurythmy 6. Courtyard (Play and Teaching) 7. Cafeteria 8. K-2nd Shared Learning 9. K-2nd Classrooms 10. 3rd- 5th Shared Learning 11. 3rd - 5th Grade Classrooms 12. 6th-8th Shared Learning 13. 6th-8th Grade Classrooms 14. Mechanical and Auxiliary
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Elementary Courtyard and Art, Music & Eurythmy
Section through Elementary Courtyard
Invisible Visit - Thesis Prob-
Before
Human activity can harm the environment and lead to...
After
Structure is Lot Specific
Tourism can be a major contributor to this destruction Structure integrates with ecosystem
Climate Change & Animal Extinction
Soil Compaction
Case Studies
Casey Key Guest House
Pedras Salgadas Eco Houses
Destructive Infrastructure
Alila Villas Uluwatu
Site The test site for this project is located along the Maracas Waterfall Trail in Trinidad. It is a tropical rainforest setting and a sloped site that leads to a waterfall. This location also has very few human interventions past the road leading to the trail. This design will include small structures that will located be in the understory layer of the rainforest.
Claim Buildings should “touch the ground” as lightly as possible, and integrate with the natural flows and cycles of the ecosystem. To achieve this, they should be designed as ‘Autonomous Living Systems’.
Access Road
Curvy Cone Concept This concept is a marriage of geometry and the soft organic shapes found in nature and is naturally good for drainage. It contains a large opening which looks downhill and maximizes the view for optimal visitor experience. The structure is made of primarily organic, naturally derived materials such as bamboo, wood and plant based fabrics. This design incorporates holistic experience, structure, and system integration as the pillars of design.
Experience
space for water
Structural Columns
retention
Drainage Channel
Roof Lounge
Storage & Maintenance
Drainage Channel space for water
Vertical Garden
retention
Plans
Kitchen Vertical Garden Dining
Section
Communal Space
Wood frames are arranged in tangents to create the curved shape.
frame
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Structure
overall structural frame
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A double ringed attachment is used to anchor the structure to the tree using compression and fewer attachment harmful penetrations to the tree trunk.
footing Pylons add extra support and anchor the structure to the ground with micro pilings.
drainage channels around structure
water retention at base of structure
water management skin underlay
Vegetation Frame
vegetation
Pod Concept This concept is inspired by the natural interlocking segmented form of flower petals. The structure is made of primarily organic, naturally derived materials such as bamboo, wood and plant based fabrics. This design incorporates holistic experience, structure, and system integration as the pillars of design.
Experience
The communal space forms the social hub of this mini community. It is linked to the private spaces by raised walkways. The walkways weave around the trees while still connecting the units and provide smaller communal spaces.
Communal Space
Vertical Garden
Kitchen
Dining
Section
Plan
Frame
Structure
Each segment is framed and will interlock with adjactent segments
Floor Plate
Attachment
Angled trusses with footings add extra support and anchor the structure to the ground.
Footing
Systems RECESSED DRAINAGE CHANNELS AT EACH SEGMENT
HYDROPHOBIC FABRIC W/ WATERPROOF MEMBRANE
WOVEN MATERIAL W/ VINE PLANTED EXTERIOR
LARGE BAMBOO GUTTER TO COLLECT RAINWATER RUNOFF WATER RETENTION TANK
Water Management
skin underlay w/ vines at exterior
Vegetation
Centre Mayol - Toulon
MASTER PLAN
URBAN ROOMS
WATER
CIRCULATION AXES
The design proposal for the Centre Mayol region site included 3 main design interventions: the Place de Port d’Italie, the Place de Mall and the Stage. Each of these urban rooms are interconnected to stitch the area together, promote walkability and to activate economical and recreational activity. Some of the major additions are the two facing buildings of the Port d’ Italie which reduces the large scale of the open space to a more human scale. This makes the spaces easier to navigate, and adds areas for social and business activity. On the other side of the Port D’Italie, a stage was added to celebrate the ramparts, provide recreational activity and draw pedestrians from further out of the city to the mall and surrounding businesses.
NEW BUILDS landmarks
Design by Team Hand Render by Nick Schwartz
Design by Team Hand Render by Nick Schwartz
The Place de Port d’Italie, is enclosed by an existing historical building, a line of storefronts and 2 newly proposed mixed use buildings. A small water feature will be added to center the space and restaurants will be added, with outdoor seating to activate the space.
URBAN ROOMS destinations
Overall Design by Team Building Design by Me Hand Render by Me
Design by Team Hand Render by Nick Schwartz
The Stage is an addition to the project that makes use of an existing historical rampart and “hole� in the urban landscape. It adds a flexible space for performers and community gatherings so that it becomes a social hub. Additionally, water features are added throughout to guide pedestrians through this specific space and the overall space as a whole.
the Stage
Sketches Montpellier, France
Andrews Villas - Montbello, Co The master plan of this development includes 2 single family homes, 28 duplexes and 17 rowhouses. The main road to be added provides easy access to interior lots and is easy to navigate. This plan also includes a pedestrian path that links the houses to an exterior roadway and the site’s main feature: a communal social space in the middle. This feature can serve as a gathering space, playground, or a community garden among many other possibilities.
Zoning
Single Family
The site is located in the S-MU-3 district of Denver, CO. Zoning analysis was conducted to see the best way to maximize on the number of lots on the site, and maintain a high standard of design and living experience.
Duplex
Rowhouse
Schematic Design - Site
Schematic Design - Units
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Total Area = 208392.26 sft = 4.78 Acre New Road Area =36605.86 sft = 0.85 Acre (17.78%)
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Pond Area Area ==14883.34 Total 208392.26sftsft= =0.345 4.78 Acre Acre (7.2%)
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SocialRoad Space =7476.4 sft = sft 0.17= Acre New Area =36605.86 0.85 (3.6%) Acre (17.78%) Pond Area =14883.34 sft = 0.345 Acre (7.2%)
2x Ranches Social Space =7476.4 sft = 0.17 Acre (3.6%) 14x New Duplexes (28 units) 2x Row Ranches 1x House (17 units) 14x New Duplexes (28 units) 1x Row House (17 units) LEGEND Car Circulation LEGEND Pedestrian Circulation
ELK
Site Plan
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Car Circulation Ranch (40x40) Pedestrian Circulation
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DRI
Ranch (58x54) (40x40) Duplex Community Space
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Duplex (58x54) Community Space Row Homes (20 x52) 0
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50 ft
100 ft
50 ft
100 ft
200 ft
200 ft
Row Homes (20 x52)
Andrews Villas Site
Duplex 1
Renderings by Zio Hoang
Duplex 2
Andrews Drive Elevation
Ranch
Rowhouses
Central Communal Space
Elk Street Villa Drive
8' - 2" 2' - 1" 11' - 8"
2' - 1" 8' - 2"
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8' - 0"
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BATH
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Roof Plan 21' - 0"
9' - 0"
BEDROOM
9' - 0"
BEDROOM
8' - 6"
24"X72" WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM) 36" ENTRY DOOR
First Floor Plan 0' - 0"
AT MONTBELLO Duplex B Elevations
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South 3/16" = 1'-0"
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Short Elevation
Project number
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48"X48" SLIDING WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM)
8' - 6"
1' - 11" 1' - 0"
ANDREWS VILLAS
7' - 1"
2
Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
First Floor Plan 0' - 0"
METAL ROOFING
Roof Plan 21' - 0" Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
BEDROOM
96"X84" FLUSH PANEL GARAGE DOOR
First Floor Plan 0' - 0"
Section 1 3/16" = 1'-0"
Short Section
Section 1 3/16" = 1'-0"
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4
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4
1 A300-B
WOOD FINISH VINY PANEL
8' - 0"
HORIZONTAL METAL CLADDING (LIGHTER SHADE)
BLACK STONE VENEER
Long Elevation
East 3/16" = 1'-0"
WALK-IN CLOSET
Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
First Floor Plan 0' - 0"
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
MASTER BATH
Roof Plan 21' - 0" Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
BEDROOM
WALK-IN CLOSET CLOSET
MASTER BATH
KITCHEN
LIVING
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4' - 0" 3' - 0"
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BEDROOM
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
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2' - 0"
36"X48" FIXED WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM)
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1' - 0"
VERTICAL METAL CLADDING (DARKER SHADE)
Roof Plan 21' - 0"
9' - 0"
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
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Roof Plan 21' - 0"
Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
CLOSET
KITCHEN
First Floor Plan 0' - 0"
LIVING
Long Section 8' - 6"
4' - 0"
72"X48" SLIDING WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM)
13' - 10" 4' - 0"
8' - 6"
Cons Addre Addre Phon Fax e-ma
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HORIZONTAL METAL CLADDING (LIGHTER SHADE)
Cons Addre Addre Phon Fax e-ma
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36"X48" FIXED WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM)
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
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2nd Floor Plan
Date
WOOD FINISH VINY PANEL
Cons Addre Addre Phon Fax e-ma
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6' - 4"
Second Floor Plan Second Floor Plan 3/16" = 1'-0"2 3/16" = 1'-0"
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Description
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
19' - 8"
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18' - 6" 13' - 10" 4' - 0"
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BEDROOM
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A300-B
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Cons Addre Addre Phon Fax e-ma
BEDROOM
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BLACK STONE VENEER
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
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BEDROOM
BEDROOM 2' - 8" 2' - 8" 5' - 7" 4' - 1"
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10'4'- -0"1"
11' - 8"
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail First Floor Plan 1 First Floor Plan 3/16" = 1'-0"1 3/16" = 1'-0"
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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
12' - 4"
BATH
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BEDROOM
BEDROOM
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6' - 4"
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2' - 1"
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Duplex 1
North 1 3/16" = 1'-0"
METAL ROOFING
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First Floor Plan 0' - 0"
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GARAGE
5' - 7"
5' - 7" 5' - 5"
1 2' - 1"
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10' - 0"
Consultant Address Address Phone 2'Fax - 0" EQ. EQ. e-mail
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BEDROOM
GARAGE
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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
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72"X84" SLIDING DOOR
GARAGE
18' - 4"
2' - 3 1/2"
18' - 4"
Second Floor Plan 10' - 0"
2' - 0"
VERTICAL METAL CLADDING (DARKER SHADE)
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1' - 0"
24"X72" WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM)
4' - 0"
WHITE STUCCO WOOD FINISH VINY PANEL
GARAGE
5' - 6"
19' - 0 1/2"
Roof Plan 21' - 0"
5' 5' - 6" - 9"
7' - 4"
7' - 4"
36"X48" FIXED WINDOW (BLACK ALUMINUM)
2' - 5" 5' - 7" 5' - 9"2' - 5"
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
BONUS/ FLEX SPACE
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2' - 5"5' - 9" 5' - 7" 2' - 5"
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BATH 1
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HORIZONTAL METAL CLADDING (LIGHTER SHADE)
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3 BONUS/ FLEX SPACE
BONUS/ FLEX SPACE
6' - 4"
HVAC
WALK-IN MASTER BEDROOMMASTER BEDROOM CLOSET
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MASTER BATH
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KITCHEN
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WALK-IN MASTER BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM CLOSET
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23' - 0"
DINING
18' - 9 1/2"
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LIVING
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LIVING LIVING
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DINING
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MezzanineMezzanine 2 3/16" = 1'-0" 3/16" = 1'-0"
The preliminary designs for this project include 3 options for duplex layouts 2 options for row house layouts and one option for the ranch layout. This allows some variety and opportunity for choices which, will be an asset during pre-sales. These homes are currently being developed to combine traditional and modern styles touches of architecture.
Rowhouse
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1st Floor Plan
Ranch
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FLEX SPACE/ FLEX SPACE/ MEZZANINE MEZZANINE
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REVEALED REVEALED STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL WOOD BEAM WOOD BEAM
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GARAGE
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BEDROOM
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BEDROOM
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BATH
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BATH
PATIO
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Rolling Road Self Storage Redux Retail Alliance
Design by Butz Wilbern; Construction Documents by me
EXTERIOR MATERIAL SCHEDULE MATERIAL
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PAINT
COLOR SW 7049 NUANCE
PAINTED
P T-2
EXISTING CMU - PAINTED
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
PAINT
MASONRY
PT-3
EXISTING CMU - PAINTED
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
PAINT
SW 9149 INKY BLUE
PT-4 PT-5
EXISTING CMU - PAINTED EXISTING CMU - PAINTED
SHERWIN WILLIAMS SHERWIN WILLIAMS
PAINT PAINT
SW 7076 CYBERSPACE SW 7658 GRAY CLOUDS
METALS
MTL-1 MTL-2 MTL-3
ALUMINUM COMPOSITE MATERIAL METAL COPING DOWNSPOUT
LAMINATOR'S INC PAC CLAD PAC CLAD
PRE-FINISHED PRE-FINISHED PRE-FINISHED
MATCH JANUS TANGERINE MATCH SW INKY BLUE MATCH ADJACENT SURFACE
THERMAL SKIN
TS-1
EIFS
DRYVIT OUTSULATION PLUS MD
—
#522 LITE GREY
FENESTRATION
ELECTRICAL
OTHER
REMARKS ¥ NOTE #1 & 2
SW 7555 PATIENCE
F-1 F-2 F-3 F-4
SPANDREL WINDOW ASSEMBLY
YKK YKK YKK ASSA ABLOY
PRE-FINISHED PRE-FINISHED PRE-FINISHED PRE-FINISHED
BLACK BLACK BLACK ALUMINUM
¥ SEE A-080s FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS
STRFRNT WNDW ASSEMBLY SLIDING WINDOW STOREFRONT ENTRY DOOR
MEP-1
WALL PACK LIGHT
LIL LED 30K
PRE-FINISHED
DARK BRONZE
¥ CONFIRM LIGHTING FIXTURE COLORS
O-1 O-2 O-3 O-4 O-5
CANOPY AWNING FUTURE BUILDING SIGN BOLLARD BARRIER RAIL
MAPES --CONC. FILLED STEEL EXISTING
PRE-FINISHED --PLASTIC --
¥ NOTE #1
¥ FUTURE SIGN BY OTHERS UNDER SEPARATE PERMIT. -SIGN TO BE INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED. GC PROVIDE -NECESSARY BLOCKING AND POWER MATCH EXISTING BOLLARD PT-4
NOTES 1. PAINTERS TO DO SAMPLES ON SITE TO BE APPROVED PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF PAINTING 2. GC TO SUBMIT COLOR SAMPLES FOR APPROVAL 3.
This project is a facelift on an existing self storage building, with an accessory use office and apartment. It entailed upgrades to the exterior facade and roof of the building, but no interior work. I completed the full set of construction documents and details for all demolition and new work under the dupervision of senior architects.