JC Lyon - Select Commercial and Interiors Projects

EPOCH Senior Healthcare of Weston

75 Norumbega Road, Weston, Massachusets

EPOCH Senior Healthcare of Weston

75 Norumbega Road, Weston, Massachusetts

Renovation of and additions to an existing 160-bed skilled nursing facility to decompress the number of beds to 131 in 3 nursing units consisting of 108 doubles and 23 singles.

Showers will be added to the single units.

AL ZHEIMER' S UNIT

The ground floor will be renovated to provide a 21-bed Alzheimer’s assisted living resiential unit with a new enclosed "wandering" garden.

This $14-million project has received final DPH approvals and is currently under construction. Construction is planned to maintain between 90 - 100 active beds throughout all three phases of the 2-year project.

while associated with...

G RO U N D F LO O R P L A N

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

The Architectural Team, Inc. Chelsea, Massachusetts

F I R S T F LO O R P L A N

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

CO U R T YA R D N O R T H W E S T E L E VAT I O N

S E CO N D F LO O R P L A N

EPOCH Senior Healthcare of Weston

AL ZHEIMER' S UNIT DINING

75 Norumbega Road, Weston, Massachusets

Washington, D.C.

WORLD BANK DINING FACILITY

WORLD BANK DINING FACILITY 1850 Eye Street, NW Washington, D.C.

Implementing the schemes of the project design team, I developed all contract documentation for the highly-detailed private executive dining rooms and the employee cafeteria of this 1980 ancillary building to the World Bank headquarters complex. Additionally, I refined the built-in furniture layouts for these spaces.

Interspace Incorporated

Washington, D.C.

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

WORLD BANK DINING FACILITY

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

WORLD BANK DINING FACILITY

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

WORLD BANK DINING FACILITY

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

WORLD BANK DINING FACILITY

Washington, D.C.

USSR EMBASSY

U.S.S.R. EMBASSY RECEPTION HALL BUILDING INTERIORS Washington, D. C.

Working for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, on behalf of the USSR, John Carl Warnecke & Associates was contracted, in 1980, to complete all contract documentation and perform all construction administration duties for this new $100 million embassy complex in Washington, D.C. As a result of prior unfortunate experiences when host country architectural firms were permitted to design their embassies, the USSR minimized JCWA's design role to the point where JCWA became merely a respondant to and implementer of architectural and interior design schemes generated by a team of Soviet architects.

As head of the production team for the $12 million Reception Hall Building interiors subcontract, I interpreted the freehand sketches of the Soviet architects -- adapting them to modern construction methods and materials and developing a fullydetailed set of 22 construction drawings for the 13 major rooms. A majority of the design details were developed as large-scale freehand sketches and assigned to my support staff of six others to draw.

On this project, I also researched and developed all detailing for the design of Class IV (multiple-fire NATO round) bulletresistant glazing for the security stations and the raised-panel, 11-foot high, wood-clad main entrance doors of the Reception Hall Building.

John Carl Warneke & Associates

Washington, D.C.

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

USSR EMBASSY

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

USSR EMBASSY

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

USSR EMBASSY

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB Washington, D.C.

USSR EMBASSY

EDAVILLE RAILROAD

South Carver, Massachusetts

EDAVILLE RAILROAD

South Carver, Massachusetts 2-foot narrow-gauge railroad, first developed in 1945 with remnants of five narrow-gauge railroads dating back to 1877.

Sited on over 500 acres of a working cranberry plantation, the rail line traverses 2.5 miles on tracks through cranberry bogs and near the Atwood Reservoir. Edaville has 3-season operation with restored vintage passenger cars powered by vintage steam and diesel locomotives. There are extravagant Fourth of July and Christmas Light festivals, along with several “themed” weekend events.

Opening June 2015 Edaville will have the world's largest official ThomsLand themed park, plus a Main Street-styled entry concours, an emulated Dickens Village, and several major new rides.

Significant on-site “living” museum of transportation, working machine, car shops, roundhouse, and turntable.

JOHN C. LYON,

R.A., NCARB

West Dennis, Massachusetts

BASS RIVER MARINA

BASS RIVER MARINA West Dennis, Massachusetts Located in an area of water-oriented commercial and residential land uses, the Bass River Marina is situated on the picturesesque Horsefoot Cove of the Bass River Tidal Basin, roughly 2 miles inland from the Atlantic seacoast. The existing marina was comprised of 3 buildings -- the showroom and service building along Route 28, and the boat storage building and the clubhouse on Horsefoot Cove.

The focus of the project was to replan the entire 4 acre development to double the size of and relocate all boat-related services and facilities to the rear of the property, along Horsefoot Cove. The Route 28 side of the property was to be redeveloped as a retail/office building. Working with Coastal Zone Management, the Department of Environmental Quality Engineering, the Army Corps of Engineers, and local conservation/building code authorities, the Master Plan was designed to permit expansion of the marina while protecting the fragile bordering wetlands resource areas. Included in this expansion was dredging of the channel and reconstruction of the docks to provide 240 wet slips -- making this marina the second largest in the south Cape Cod region.

The Showroom/Service building is supported entirely on pressure-treated wood pilings -- driven 25 feet into the ground to circumvent unstable layers of peat. This building houses a 5,400 square-foot showroom with an overlooking 1,200 square-foot mezzanine for administrative offices. The service facility houses a 1,000 square-foot ship's store, and a 7,000 square-foot service facility with a 2,000 square-foot mezzanine for the machine shop and parts storage. Both the showroom and the service facility are capable of handling 50-foot power yachts -- the largest sold and serviced by the marina. The contemporary facade features diagonal rustic cedar siding and expansive, twostory high windows encircling the showroom (originally designed to be shaded by projecting lovered trelliswork).

The Convenience Store/Bath House is actually two, closelyspaced buildings -- again supported entirely on wood pilings.

The store provides roughly 1,000 square-feet of ground-level retail space opening onto a cedar deck along the water's edge.

It also includes a 700 square-foot manager's apartment on the second floor. The Bath House provides toilet and bathing facilities for the boaters. Both structures are designed in an updated traditional Cape Cod motif, patterned after Coast Guard facilities found along the seacoast of Maine.

The retail/office building along route 28 provides 5,100 squarefeet of first floor retail space and 4,800 square-feet of second floor professional office space with dramatic views of the marina facility below and the tidal basin beyond. A full basement provides partitioned storage for the tenants. The building is designed in a stylized Cape Cod genre with cedar siding, generous multi-paned windows and dormered multi-level, gabeled roofs.

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

H O RS EF O O T CO VE [B as s Ri ve r Ti da l Ba sin ]

BASS RIVER MARINA

West Dennis, Massachusetts

[Existing] YACHT STORAGE 14,000 sq ft, 3-Story, Yacht Storage and Service [New] MARINA SHOWROOM 1 7,600 sq ft, 2 /2-Story Addition, with Sales and Admin. Offices

[New] DELI and BATH HOUSE 2,000 sq ft, 2-Story, with Deli, Club House, Harbormaster’s Apartment, adjacent Bath House with Showers [New] SERVICE and PARTS ADDITION 9,000 sq ft, 3-Story, multi-bay Yacht Service [New] JOSEPH’S LANDING 10,000 sq ft, 2-story, Retail & Office

340-slip marina [enlarged from previous 130-slip capacity] Comprehensive 1-year, pre-design, project review by local, state, and federal agencies for zoning, waterway usage & dredging, and environmental impact on contiguous priority resource areas Demolition... . 1-story marine showroom along Route 28 . Yacht Clubhouse New Construction... . 9,000 sq-ft, 3-story, Yacht [dry dock] Service Addition . 7,600 sq-ft, 21/2-story Yacht Showroom Addition, with Sales and Administrative Offices, and Ship’s Store. . 2,000 sq-ft, 2-story Marina Club house with integral delica tessan, harbormaster’s quarters, and adjacent Bath House . 10,000 sq-ft, mixed-use, 2-Story, Retail/Office Building along Route 28 . Completed 1989

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

BASS RIVER MARINA

West Dennis, Massachusetts

RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION

JOSEPH’S LANDING DESIGN DRAWINGS

FRONT ELEVATION

REAR ELEVATION

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

CROSS-SECTION

BASS RIVER MARINA

West Dennis, Massachusetts

2nd FLOOR PLAN

SOUTHEAST (FRONT)

(Manager’s Apartment)

NORTHWEST (REAR)

1st FLOOR PLAN (Store + Bath House)

SOUTHWEST

CLUBHOUSE + BATHOUSE

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTHEAST

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

SHOWROOM + MARINA SERVICE BUILDING ADDITION TO STORAGE BUILDING

Garfield Estate

Southborough, MA

GARFIELD ESTATE

Southborough, Massachusetts Restoration, renovations, and additions to 1849, 10,600 squarefoot,18-room, stone french chateau-style mansion with 13 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, and carraige house - on a 4.6 acre pacel - to develop a luxury bed-an-breakfast for nine guests with innkeeper's quarters.

• This home was originally built for vanilla extract magnate Joseph Burnett and his family. It was sold in 1947 to descendants of president James Garfield.

• First floor renovations will create main library/reading room, reception spaces, living room, and dining room. Main kitchen will be expanded to include casual eating conservatory.

• 2 1/2 story carraige house will be renovated into additional guest quarters and garage.

• Historic separate stone chapel will be restored.

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

Garfield Estate

Southborough, MA

F I R S T F LO O R CONCEP T PL A N

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

Garfield Estate

Southborough, MA

S ECON D F LO O R CONCEP T PL A N

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB

Garfield Estate

Southborough, MA

T H I R D F LO O R CONCEP T PL A N

John C. Lyon, R.A., NCARB