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LAPORSHE’ WASHINGTON

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“ARCHITECTURE SHOULD NOT JUST BE ABOUT CREATING BUILDINGS, BUT ABOUT DESIGNING SPACES THAT ENHANCE AND NURTURE THE COMMUNITY IT SERVES.”

1 PROFESSIONAL WORKS COLLEGIATE WORKS 17 13 21 7 HARVEST DEVELOPMENT MAXIMIZED MINIMALIST GREEN ERA BREAKROOM MILLWORK Sca e 1 2 = 1 -0 1 2 -0 D SHWASHER 2 -4 M CROWAVE & DRAWER 42 HOLD S NK 3 -0 REFR GERATOR 1 -5 TRASH PLAST C LAM NATE UPPER 2 A401 4 A401 6 A401 1 -1 8 A401 BREAKROOM SCREENWALL Sca e 1 2 = 1 -0" 2 3 1 1 2" 8 A202 DRYWALL HEADER INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN RESHAPING POVERTY 225 W. WACKER ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR / ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE 29 RE-IMAGINING HOMELESSNESS 11 5 RE-IMAGINING HOMELESSNESS INCORPORATING TRADITION ARCHITECTURE 11 5 RE-IMAGINING HOMELESSNESS INCORPORATING TRADITION INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE 17RESHAPING POVERTY ARCHITECTURE

HARVEST DEVELOPMENT

BRINGING FARMHOUSE STYLE TO THE MODERN AGE

This project is a multi-family housing development designed as an extension to an existing single family developed community in Argyle, Tx. This multi-family development consists of 25 structures including multi unit garden style, townhomes, a fitness facility and a leasing/amenity space. The full Harvest development pulls its design inspiration from the 142 year old original farmhouse, located on the property, that now serves as a coffee shop for its residents. The rich history has not been lost and it can be seen throughout the facades of our development. This project is currently in permitting and was developed by the hands of a two person team from design development through construction documentation.

YEAR LOCATION DISCIPLINE PROJECT TYPE 2023 ARGYLE, TX ARCHITECTURE MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

1 PHASE CONSTRUCTION DOC.

FARMHOUSE COFFEE 142-YEAR-OLD HOME

1 N S E W BUILDING VII ELEVATIONS

THE TOWNHOMES

Two story townhomes located in building type VI of the developments VII building types. The six unit structure includes three unit mixes, ranging from one to three bedrooms with private garages. Elevation changes along with board and batten to be brick material choices and a gable roof line aid in bringing farmhouse style to the 21st century.

GSPublisherVersion 1398.18.18.7 15 A419 07 A419 13 A419 25 A419 54'-0" 221 / 2 78 / 19'-2" 5'-0" 146'-5" 5'-0" 25'-0" 44'-3" 25'-0" 22'-2" 25'-0" 50'-6" 2'-0" 21'-2" 25'-10" 1'-6" 141'-5" 1 -10 10'-9" 12 -41 22'-1" 22'-2" 1 -10 2 10'-9" 12 -41 22'-2" 13'-0" 12'-0" 8 -93 13 -31 8 -9 4 13 -1 2 5'-4" 10'-7" 5'-3" 93 1310 28 / 6 -81 11 -10 2 5'-6" 3'-6" 6'-3" 4'-4" 4'-4" 2'-8" 6 -81 11 -10 5'-6" 3'-6" 6'-3" 4'-4" 4'-4" 2'-8" 3'-6" 6'-3" 4'-4" 4'-4" 2'-8" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" 4'-2" 12 -01 12 -0 2 10 -6 10 -61 12 -0 2 12 -01 10 -6 / 10 -6 10 -6 2 10 -61 12 -0 / 12 -0 7,132 sq ft 31 31 30 31 31 31 33 26 26 26 26 26 26 B B B B B B A B B B B B 28 METAL AWNING ABOVE Riser METERS TH1 L 1 TH1 G TH2 L 1 TH2 G TH2 L 1 TH2 G TH3 L 1 TH3 G TH3 L 1 TH3 G TH3 L 2 TH3 G 6'-0" 12'-7" 5'-6" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" W D 15 A419 07 A419 13 A419 25 A419 49'-0" 1'-6" 139 -6 10'-9" 12 -41 22'-1" 22'-2" 1 -10 2 10'-9" 12 -41 22'-2" 13'-0" 12'-0" 50'-6" 141'-5" 25'-0" 44'-3" 25'-0" 22'-2" 25'-0" 54'-0" 49'-0" 5'-0" 25 43'-10" 28 / 25 1 2 19'-8" 310 310 1 19'-2" 6 -81 5'-0" 6 -10 2 5'-6" 6'-0" 12'-7" 5'-6" 3'-6" 6'-3" 4'-4" 4'-4" 2'-8" 6 -81 5'-0" 6 -10 2 5'-6" 3'-6" 6'-3" 4'-4" 4'-4" 2'-8" 3'-6" 6'-3" 4'-4" 4'-4" 2'-8" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" 4'-1" 4'-4" 8 -31 4'-4" 3 -01 4'-1" 4'-4" 8 -3 2 4'-4" 3 -0 4'-0" 4'-4" 8 -8 2 4 -0 2 4'-1" 4 -4 4 9 -9 4 5'-10" 6'-0" 15'-1" 4'-0" 4'-4" 8 -81 4 -0 6,838 sq ft 20 A A A A B B B B D B B B B B D B B D G B B B B B B G B B B G B B B B B B B B SLOPE 6 12 SLOPE 6 IN 12 SLOPE 4 IN 12 SLOPE 2 IN 12 METAL AWNING ABOVE METAL AWNING ABOVE B B TH1 U 1 TH2 U 1 TH2 U 1 TH3 U 1 TH3 U 1 TH3 U 2 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" 1" 22'-0" 1" 25'-0" XX SF-X X DD DS FD OD FE FDC 1 ALL BUILDING PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF STUD UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 2 ALL CEILING HEIGHTS TO BE 9 - " UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 3 REFER TO STRUCTURE FOR LOCATION OF LOAD BEARING WALLS AND PARTY WALLS 4 CONTROL JOINTS TO BE 30 -0" MAX UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE REFER TO PLANS FOR LOCATIONS AND A716 FOR DETAILS TYPE A ACCESSIBLE UNIT MASONRY VENEER ON 5 1 2" LEDGE A1 X X INDICATES EXTERIOR UNIT CONDITION RE UNIT PLANS DOOR TYPE STOREFRONT TYPE WINDOW TYPE DECK DRAIN DOWNSPOUT FLOOR DRAIN OVERFLOW DRAIN EXTERIOR BUILDING LIGHT FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET " MAX PROJECTION ON EGRESS ROUTES 75 -0" MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE OR AS DIRECTED BY FIRE OFFICIAL IF SURFACE MOUNTED ALONG ACCESSIBLE ROUTES BOTTOM OF EXTINGUISHER CABINET MUST BE WITHIN MAX 27 A F F OR HAVE CANE DETECTION DEVICE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION OR STANDPIPE BUILDING PLAN NOTES AND LEGEND 2-LAYER OF UNDERLAYMENT Scale 1/8" = 1 -0 25 BLDG TYPE VI TH - FIRST LEVEL PLAN Scale 1/8" = 1 -0" 13 BLDG TYPE VI TH - SECOND LEVEL PLAN Delta NOT APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION CARL Registered TEXAS Registration 23379 BLDG TYPE VI TH - LEVEL I AND II FLOOR PLAN AC25 JHP 22Q 0 29 2023 DLandry A Copyright All embodied work owns may this based written Issue 50 Project Drawn AC25 JHP 22 2 29 2023 DLandry EXCITING3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 UP 18 TREADS @ 10 " EA 01 06 04 CL LC 14'-9" 3'-3" 66 1 / 2111 / 2 46'-6" 17'-1" 7'-11" 21'-6" 22'-0" 22'-0" 2'-3" 3 -8 / 7'-6" 4 -3 4 3'-4" 2 -0 8 5 -77 25 1 4 311 1 27 3 4 1 -113 2 -11 1'-8" 15" MIN 1'-8" 15" MIN 9 -51 4 -2 4 -1 4 3'-4" 1911 30 21" MIN 6 -2" HEAD HEIGHT AT LOWEST POINT W15 42 15 36 W12 42 12 36 B33 36 W33 42 W12 42 W 36 42 W 33 42 W 12 42 B 12 36 B 33 36 B21 36 E G A W36 27 C1 B W30 24 SB36 36 LIVING 02 KITCHEN 04 ENTRY 01 BATH 06 GARAGE 13 PANTRY 09 TH2 L 1 TH2 G CL CL 4" 2'-8" 6" 1'-2" MIN. 1'-8" MIN. 11 REFER TO SHEET A110 FOR UNIT INFORMATION AND TABULATION CHART 12 DOOR TYPES ARE SHOWN ON UNIT PLAN SHEETS FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL UNIT REFER TO SCHEDULE ON A730 13 LEVER TYPE HARDWARE SHALL BE PROVIDED AT THE EXTERIOR OF ALL DOORS AND WITHIN ACCESSIBLE UNITS 14 SEE SHEET A112 FOR WALL TYPES LEGEND AND FP SHEETS FOR ASSEMBLY INFORMATION AND DETAILS 15 BRICK LEDGES LOCATIONS SHOWN ON BUILDING PLANS IF APPLICABLE 16 REFER TO A740 FOR ALL EXTERIOR WINDOW DETAILS 17 LIGHT SWITCHES ELECTRICAL PANELS ELECTRICAL OUTLETS THERMOSTATS AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL ITEMS MUST BE POSITIONED SO THAT CONTROLS ARE LOCATED NO HIGHER THAN 46 A F F FROM TOP OF BOX ELECTRICAL OUTLETS MOUNTED SO THAT THE MINIMUM HEIGHT IS 16 A F F FROM BOTTOM OF BOX CONTROLS AND OR OUTLETS MOUNTED NOT HIGHER THAN 44" A F F (HORIZONTALLY FROM TOP OF BOX WHEN ABOVE CONTERTOPS 18 ANY WINDOW WITHIN A 2 -0" RADIUS OF ANY PART OF THE DOOR FRAME OR DOOR IN THE OPEN POSITION MUST HAVE TEMPERED GLASS TYP 19 REFER TO BUILDING PLANS & ELEVATIONS FOR EXTERIOR DOOR AND WINDOW LOCATIONS NOTED OTHERWISE 3 REFER TO A720 FOR INTERIOR DETAILS 4 PROVIDE SHELF SUPPORTS AT 40 MAX SPACING 5 ALL CLOSET SHELVES TO BE WOOD UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 6 ALL NON-TOWNHOME UNITS TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING GUIDELINES 2% MUST COMPLY WITH ICC A117.1 TYPE A UNITS 7 VERIFY EXACT DIMENSIONS REQUIRED FOR AIR HANDLER AHU WITH MANUFACTURER PRIOR TO BUILDING ENCLOSING WALLS AHU REQUIRES SOLID WOOD STUDS AT FLANGE ANCHORAGE 8 VERIFY FRAMING OPENING DIMENSIONS SHOWN FOR TUBS SHOWERS WITH ACTUAL UNIT SUPPLIED ADJUST AS REQUIRED TYP 9 TILE BACKER BOARD TO BE USED AT ALL TUB/SHOWER AREAS USE FIRE RATED TILE BACER BOARD AT REQUIRED AREAS EXTEND FIRE RATED TILE BACKER BOARD TO FLOOR LEVEL BEHIND TUBS AT ALL FIRE RATED WALLS AND EXTERIOR WALLS TYP 10 INTERIOR DOORS ARE 4" FROM STUD FACE TO HINGE SIDE OF DOOR OR INTERIOR DOORS ARE CENTERED IN SPACE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE UNIT ENTRY DOORS TO BE 6 FROM STUD FACE TO HINGE SIDE OF DOOR UNIT ENTRY Unit TH2 2 - Project Data Building Type Bldg Type V TH Story TH2 TH2 L TH2 U Cond G 2 2 GSF 478 610 1 044 NSF545 980 Balcony SF 0 65 64 Total Unit Count Units Per Building x Building Quantity Units Per Building 1 1 1 Building Quantity 5 5 5 X X X REFER TO A721 FOR APPLIANCE KEY REFER TO A723 FOR ACCESSORY KEY SHELVING TYPE RE 01 & 02 A720 DARK SHADED WALL DENOTES 2X6 PLUMBING WALL AND/OR FURR-OUT WALLS RE PLANS PATTERN DENOTES LOCATION OF BATT INSULATION IN ADDITION TO PERIMETER WALLS TYP UNIT PLAN LEGEND LIGHT SHADED WALL DENOTES 2X4 PLUMBING WALL RE PLANS Unit TH2 1 - Project Data Building Type Bldg Type V Bldg Type VI TH Story TH2 TH2 L TH2 U TH2 TH2 L TH2 U Cond G 1 1 G 1 1 GSF 478 545 980 478 545 980 NSF545 980545 980 Balcony SF 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Unit Count Units Per Building x Building Quantity Units Per Building 4 4 4 2 2 2 Building Quantity 5 5 5 5 5 5 Scale 1/2" = 1 -0" Cond 1 - Unit TH2 Lower 5 5 2 132 1 ,525 20 10 3 0 2 003 1 ,525 2 003 1 525 Harvest Argyle , Texas Delta Issue Name Date NOT FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL PERMIT OR CONSTRUCTION CARL M MALCOLM Registered Architect of the State of TEXAS Registration Number 23379 UNIT TH2- LOWER FLOOR PLANS A210 Copyright © JHP 2023 All Rights Reserved All materials embodied herein constitute an original work by the Architect the Architect owns all copyrights herein The viewer may not reproduce display or distribute this work or prepare derivative works based on this work without the express written consent of the copyright owner Issue for 50% CONSTRUCTION 08 21 2023 Project Number Drawn By lwashington 2022011 EXCITING CULTURE RECOGNIZED FOR ELEVATED DESIGN GSPublisherVersion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 DN W D 11 04 04 08 14 07 04 06 04 04 CL CL CL CL CL CL 46'-6" 12 -5 2 9 -6 / 22'-0" 103 1 2 11'-11" 40 1 2 79 1 2 125 1 2 46'-6" 7 -10 4 14 -1 4 22'-0" 3 -3 4 36" MIN 15" MIN 35 1 4 2'-9" 4'-6" 34 1 / 15" MIN 17 / 8 46 7 8 1'-6" 3'-8" 6 -23 2 -6 4 3 -9 8 -5 4 63 / 4'-2" 38 1 / 3 -101 3 -7 8 3'-3" 4'-0" 111 / HOLD 18 " FROM WALL FINISH TO CENTERLINE OF TOILET HOLD 18 " FROM WALL FINISH TO CENTERLINE OF TOILET VDB 18 36 VB 18 36 VDB 24 34 VB 18 36 S A A S A A A A S S J 1 J 1 1 J1 R VSB 30 34 VSB 30 34 VSB 36 34 VSB 36 34 UTILITY 07 BEDROOM 05 BATH 06 CLOSET 08 LINEN 10 STUDY 12 CLOSET 08 MECH 11 LINEN 10 TH2 U 1 121 1 / 140 3 8 86 1 2 11'-10" BEDROOM 05 BATH 06 DN DN Scale 1/2" = 1 -0 Cond 1 - Unit TH2 Upper Scale 3/32" = 1 -0" 02 UNIT TH2 U 1 Scale 3/32" = 1 -0" 01 UNIT TH2 U 2 CONFIGURATIONS , EXTERIOR DOOR AND WINDOW LOCATIONS AND TYPES AC25 JHP 22Q 0 29 2023 lwashington AC25 JHP 22 2 29 2023 lwashington TOWNHOME 2 FLOOR PLANS

W D W D METAL BRACKET 72'-8" 54'-8" 18'-0" 107'-4" 24'-6" 10'-2" 12'-2" 13 -111 11 -101 10'-2" 24'-6" 72'-8" 41'-9" 30'-11" 97'-3" 13'-7" 10'-11" 11 -11 26'-0" 11 -1 / 10'-11" 13'-7" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1'-8" 9'-10" 3'-0" 9'-10" 1'-8" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1'-1" 10'-3" 1'-10" 10'-3" 1'-1" 1'-3" 11 -51 1'-3" 1'-0" 10'-3" 1'-11" 10'-3" 1'-1" 12 -71 11 -101 1" 24'-0" 1" 24'-0" 1" 11'-101 12 -7 / 5 -11 2 6 -21 6 -3 2 5 -1 / 5 -11 6 -3 2 6 -2 / 5 -11 2 6 -0 4 12 -01 5 -0 5 -0 2 12 -11 5 -11 4 4 -6 / 4 -6 37'-10" 3'-11" 181 1 4 72 1 / 57 / 4 397 1 2 911 / 2 5'-1" 124 1 2 57 / 2 07 A416 07 A417 25 A417 25 A416 C C C C B B B 20 20 20 20 23 23 28 28 27 22 22 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 METAL BRACKET Riser METERS A1 1 A1 1 B2 G 1 A2 G 2 A2 G 2 A2 3 A2 3 24'-6" 1" 10'-0" 1" 12'-2" 13'-8" 12'-2" 1" 10'-0" 1" 24'-6" 5'-9" 12'-2" 5'-8" 5'-8" 12'-2" 5'-9" 5'-8" 6 -0 / 6'-10" 6'-10" 6 -01 5'-8" 4 -6 2 4'-61 W A416 07 A417 25 A417 25 A416 72'-8" 34'-0" 6" 5'-6" 32'-8" 107'-4" 24'-6" 10'-2" 12'-9" 12'-11" 12'-4" 10'-2" 24'-6" 72'-8" 34'-0" 6" 5'-6" 32'-8" 97'-3" 13'-7" 10'-11" 11 -11 26'-0" 11 -11 10'-11" 13'-7" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1 -6 9'-4" 13 -71 13 -7 9'-4" 1 -6 2 1'-8" 9'-10" 3'-0" 9'-10" 1'-8" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 12 -71 11 -101 1" 10'-0" 1" 12'-2" 13 -111 11 -101 1" 10'-0" 1" 11 -10 2 12 -71 5'-10" 6'-4" 5'-9" 5'-8" 12 -71 11 -101 1" 24'-0" 1" 24'-0" 1" 11 -101 12 -71 6 -0 2 6 -11 6 -3 2 5 -11 5 -11 6 -3 2 6 -0 4 6 -1 4 6 -0 4 12 -0 5 -0 2 5 -0 2 12 -11 5 -11 4 5'-8" 5'-9" 6'-5" 5'-9" 4 -61 4 -6 2 5'-8" 6 -01 7'-0" 6 -111 5'-9" 5'-8" 4 -6 2 4 -61 69 1 2 76 / 2 20'-2" 2'-9" 2'-9" 19'-10" 72 1 2 57 1 / 69 76 / 20'-2" 2'-9" 2'-9" 19'-10" 72 57 / 20 20 20 20 20 C C C C C C F D D F B B B B B B B B SLOPE 2 IN 12 SLOPE 2 IN 12 J A1 1 A1 1 B2 2 A2 3 A2 3 A2 4 A2 4 J 20 20 XX SF-X X DD DS FD OD FE FDC 1 ALL BUILDING PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF STUD UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 2 ALL CEILING HEIGHTS TO BE 9 -0" UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 3 REFER TO STRUCTURE FOR LOCATION OF LOAD BEARING WALLS AND PARTY WALLS 4 CONTROL JOINTS TO BE 30 -0" MAX UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE REFER TO PLANS LOCATIONS AND A716 FOR DETAILS TYPE A ACCESSIBLE UNIT MASONRY VENEER ON 5 1/2 LEDGE A1 X X" INDICATES EXTERIOR UNIT CONDITION RE UNIT PLANS DOOR TYPE STOREFRONT TYPE WINDOW TYPE DECK DRAIN DOWNSPOUT FLOOR DRAIN OVERFLOW DRAIN EXTERIOR BUILDING LIGHT FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET 4 MAX PROJECTION ON EGRESS ROUTES 75 -0" MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE OR AS DIRECTED BY FIRE OFFICIAL IF SURFACE MOUNTED ALONG ACCESSIBLE ROUTES BOTTOM OF EXTINGUISHER CABINET MUST BE WITHIN MAX 27 A F OR HAVE CANE DETECTION DEVICE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION OR STANDPIPE BUILDING PLAN NOTES AND LEGEND 2-LAYER OF UNDERLAYMENT Scale: 1/8" 1 0" 25 BLDG TYPE IV - FIRST LEVEL PLAN Scale: 1/8" = 1 -0" 13 BLDG TYPE IV - SECOND LEVEL PLAN GSPublisherVersion 1398.18.18.7 METAL BRACKET 72'-8" 54'-8" 18'-0" 107'-4" 24'-6" 10'-2" 12'-2" 13 -111 11 -101 10'-2" 24'-6" 72'-8" 41'-9" 30'-11" 97'-3" 13'-7" 10'-11" 11 -1 26'-0" 11 -11 10'-11" 13'-7" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1'-8" 9'-10" 3'-0" 9'-10" 1'-8" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1'-1" 10'-3" 1'-10" 10'-3" 1'-1" 1'-3" 11 -51 1'-3" 1'-0" 10'-3" 1'-11" 10'-3" 1'-1" 12 -7 11 -101 1" 24'-0" 1" 24'-0" 1" 11 -101 12 -71 5 -11 2 6 -21 6 -3 2 5 -11 5 -11 6 -3 2 6 -21 5 -11 2 6 -0 4 12 -0 4 5 -0 2 5 -0 2 12 -11 5 -11 / 4 -61 4 -6 2 37'-10" 3'-11" 181 72 57 397 1 / 2 911 1 2 5'-1" 124 / 2 57 1 2 07 A416 07 A417 25 A417 25 A416 C C C C B B B 20 20 20 20 23 23 28 28 27 22 22 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 METAL BRACKET Riser METERS A1 1 A1 1 B2 G 1 A2 G 2 A2 G 2 A2 3 A2 3 24'-6" 1" 10'-0" 1" 12'-2" 13'-8" 12'-2" 1" 10'-0" 1" 24'-6" 5'-9" 12'-2" 5'-8" 5'-8" 12'-2" 5'-9" 5'-8" 6 -01 6'-10" 6'-10" 6 -01 5'-8" 4 -6 2 4 -61 W D 07 A417 25 A417 25 A416 72'-8" 34'-0" 6" 5'-6" 32'-8" 107'-4" 24'-6" 10'-2" 12'-9" 12'-11" 12'-4" 10'-2" 24'-6" 72'-8" 34'-0" 6" 5'-6" 32'-8" 13'-7" 10'-11" 11 -1 2 26'-0" 11 -11 10'-11" 13'-7" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1 -6 2 9'-4" 13 -71 13 -7 2 9'-4" 1 -6 2 1'-8" 9'-10" 3'-0" 9'-10" 1'-8" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 12 -71 11 -101 1" 10'-0" 1" 12'-2" 13 -111 11 -10 1" 10'-0" 1" 11 -10 2 12 -71 5'-10" 6'-4" 5'-9" 5'-8" 12 -7 2 11 -101 1" 24'-0" 1" 24'-0" 1" 11 -10 12 -71 6 -0 2 6 -1 2 6 -3 2 5'-11 5 -11 6 -3 2 6 -0 4 6 -1 4 6 -0 4 12 -0 4 5 -0 2 5 -0 / 12 -11 5 -111 5'-8" 5'-9" 6'-5" 5'-9" 4 -61 4 -6 2 5'-8" 6 -01 7'-0" 6 -111 5'-9" 5'-8" 4 -6 2 4 -61 69 1 / 76 1 2 20'-2" 2'-9" 2'-9" 19'-10" 72 1 / 57 1 2 69 / 76 20'-2" 2'-9" 2'-9" 19'-10" 72 / 57 20 20 20 20 20 C C C C C C F D D F B B B B B B B B SLOPE 2 IN 12 SLOPE 2 IN 12 SLOPE IN 12 J A1 1 A1 1 B2 2 A2 3 A2 3 A2 4 A2 4 J 20 20 XX SF-X X DD DS FD OD FE FDC 1 ALL BUILDING PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF STUD UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 2 ALL CEILING HEIGHTS TO BE 9 -0 UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE 3 REFER TO STRUCTURE FOR LOCATION OF LOAD BEARING WALLS AND PARTY 4 CONTROL JOINTS TO BE 30 -0" MAX UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE REFER TO LOCATIONS AND A716 FOR DETAILS TYPE A ACCESSIBLE UNIT MASONRY VENEER ON 5 1/2 LEDGE A1 X X" INDICATES EXTERIOR UNIT CONDITION RE UNIT PLANS DOOR TYPE STOREFRONT TYPE WINDOW TYPE DECK DRAIN DOWNSPOUT FLOOR DRAIN OVERFLOW DRAIN EXTERIOR BUILDING LIGHT FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET 4 MAX PROJECTION ON EGRESS ROUTES 75 -0 MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE OR AS DIRECTED BY FIRE OFFICIAL IF SURFACE MOUNTED ALONG ACCESSIBLE ROUTES BOTTOM OF EXTINGUISHER CABINET MUST BE WITHIN MAX 27 A F OR HAVE CANE DETECTION DEVICE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION OR STANDPIPE BUILDING PLAN NOTES AND LEGEND 2-LAYER OF UNDERLAYMENT Scale 1/8" = 1 -0 25 BLDG TYPE IV - FIRST LEVEL PLAN Scale 1/8" = 1 -0" 13 BLDG TYPE IV - SECOND LEVEL PLAN BLDG TYPE IV - LEVEL I AND II FLOOR PLAN AC25 JHP 22Q 29 2023 DLandry AC25 JHP 22Q 29 2023 DLandry W D W D METAL BRACKET 54'-8" 18'-0" 107'-4" 24'-6" 10'-2" 12'-2" 13 -11 2 11 -10 2 10'-2" 24'-6" 72'-8" 41'-9" 30'-11" 97'-3" 13'-7" 10'-11" 11 -1 2 26'-0" 11 -11 10'-11" 13'-7" 1'-8" 9'-10" 9'-10" 1'-5" 1'-1" 10'-3" 1'-10" 10'-3" 1'-1" 1'-3" 11 -5 2 1'-3" 1'-0" 10'-3" 1'-11" 10'-3" 1'-1" 12 2 11 -10 2 24'-0" 24'-0" 11 -10 2 12 -71 5 6 -2 2 5 5 -1 2 -31 6 -21 5 -111 / 5 5'-01 12 5 -111 4 37'-10"1 4 72 1 / 21 4 397 2 911 / 5'-1" 124 1 57 07 07 A417 25 A417 25 C C C C B B 20 20 23 23 28 28 27 22 22 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 METAL BRACKET Riser METERS A1 1 A1 1 B2 1 A2 G 2 A2 G 2 3 24'-6" 1" 10'-0" 1" 12'-2" 13'-8" 12'-2" 1" 10'-0" 1" 24'-6" 12'-2" 12'-2" 6 -01 6 -0 2 -61 4 -6 2 W D W D W D 07 A417 25 A416 72'-8" 6" 107'-4" 24'-6" 10'-2" 12'-9" 12'-11" 12'-4" 10'-2" 24'-6" 72'-8" 34'-0" 6" 5'-6" 32'-8" 26'-0" 11 10'-11" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 1 -6 9'-4" 13 9'-4" / 1'-8" 9'-10" 3'-0" 9'-10" 1'-8" 1'-5" 10'-9" 1'-5" 12 -7 2 11 -10 10'-0" 12'-2" 13 -11 2 11 2 12 -7 2 6'-4" 5'-9" 5'-8" 12 -7 11 -10 2 1" 24'-0" 1" 24'-0" 1" 11 -10 2 12 6 -01 6 -1 2 6 -3 / 5 -1 -1 2 6 -31 6 -03 6 -1 4 6 -0 / 12 -0 4 -0 2 -01 12 -1 4 -111 5'-8" 5'-9" 6'-5" 5'-9" 4 4 -6 5'-8" 6 7'-0" 6 -11 2 5'-9" 5'-8" 4 -61 4 -6 2 69 26 20'-2" 2'-9" 2'-9" 19'-10"2 2 57 1 /9 1 21 22 1 2 57 1 / 2 20 20 20 C C C C D D B B B B B B B SLOPE 2 IN 12 12 SLOPE 4 SLOPE J A1 1 A1 B2 2 A2 3 A2 3 A2 4 J 20 20 XX SF-X X DS FD FE FDC 1 TO FACE 2 ALL CEILING HEIGHTS TO BE 3 REFER TO STRUCTURE FOR LOCATION OF LOAD BEARING WALLS AND PARTY 4 CONTROL JOINTS TO BE 30 -0" MAX UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE REFER TO LOCATIONS AND A716 FOR DETAILS TYPE A ACCESSIBLE UNIT MASONRY 5 1 2" LEDGE A1 X X EXTERIOR UNIT DOOR TYPE STOREFRONT TYPE DRAIN EXTERIOR BUILDING LIGHT FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET 4" MAX PROJECTION ON EGRESS ROUTES MAX TRAVEL AS DIRECTED BY FIRE IF SURFACE EXTINGUISHER CABINET 27" F OR HAVE DETECTION OF UNDERLAYMENT Scale 1/8" -0" 25 - PLAN -0" 13 TYPE IV LEVEL I AND II FLOOR PLAN AC25 JHP 22Q 29 2023 DLandry AC25 JHP 22Q 8 29 2023 Building IV, the smallest of our four garden style multi-unit structures, houses 18

and two bedroom units.

spacious fully enclosed outdoor space, typical of farm

homes. GARDEN UNITS 5 NORTH VIGNETTE

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BUILDING IV ELEVATIONS N E W S

GREEN ERA NURTURING THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO

A proposal to the city of Chicago as part of Urban Grow Collective’s mission to enhance the lives of the residents living on Chicago’s south side. Green Era Campus stands to be the second phase of their land development project in hopes of bringing fresh produce and community enrichment to an underserved community. Phase two of the site consists of an education center, farm stand , amphitheater, walking trail and event plaza. The schematic design illustrates my interior design contribution in the programming of the teaching kitchen and farm-stand, along with renders of the facade in collaboration with TNS Studio’s Principal Architect, Taylor Stanten.

YEAR LOCATION DISCIPLINE PROJECT TYPE PHASE 2021 CHICAGO, IL INTERIOR / ARCHITECTURE URBAN REUSE PROPOSAL - CITY OF CHICAGO

PLAZA | GREEN ERA CAMPUS 7

EVENT

7 EXTERIOR AMPHITHEATER

The indoor farmstand acts as a market for local vendors and a gathering space for the community. A commissioned mural by a local artist, private stalls and food court style seating active the space for connection.

4217 SF FARM STAND 41 361 SF STAIR 53 1355 SF Room 83 DISHWASHING 85 TENANT TENANT TENANT 3 TENANT 4 FRESH MARKET TOILET ROOM 88 LOCKERS 89 TENANT 5 Scale Date Drawn By Checked By Project Number As indicated 3/11/2024 8:12:50 AM A8 FARMERS MARKET Urban Growers Collective PHASE II DESIGN Checker Author 8.31.21 No. Description Date

FARM/ PRODUCE STAND 9 FARMSTAND SPACE PLAN FARMSTAND / MARKET 4217 SF FARM STAND 41 SPACE PLAN LEGEND No colors defined 2459 SF MEETING + EXHIBIT SPACE 46 360 SF STAIR 45 361 SF STAIR 53 BUILDING ABOVE 2280 SF FRESH MOVES (PRODUCTION) 56 DIGESTORBUILDING PHASE II DESIGN CHARRETTE PROGRAM + PROJECT GOALS

FARMSTAND

TEACHING KITCHEN 11

An incentive to not only bring fresh produce to the area but to educate the community on how to prepare delicious healthy meals. Along with other efforts, Urban Grow Collective will host group and private cooking classes weekly, that are open to the community to learn in a state of the art culinary kitchen.

2413 SF TEACHING/ TEST KITCHEN 11 140 SF DRY STORAGE 77 542 SF PRIVATE KITCHEN 78 47 SF JANITOR'S CLOSET 81 147 SF CLEANING STATION 82 140 SF WOMEN'S TOILET 86 140 SF MEN'S TOILET 87

1602 SF CONFERENCE/MEETING 10 2413 SF TEACHING/ TEST KITCHEN 11 840 SF RESTROOM 12 353 SF STAIR 13 1562 SF CLASSROOM 14 794 SF RESTROOM 15 2789 SF HALL 17 512 SF OFFICE 18 824 SF CLASSROOM 19 884 SF MEETING 21 502 SF STAIR 22 SPACE PLAN LEGEND No colors defined COVEREDDECK 1092 SF OUTDOOR PATIO 68 847 SF RESTROOM 24 781 SF RESTROOM 25 1557 SF OPEN WORK 26 864 SF OFFICE 27 2145 SF STAFF LOUNGE 28 300 SF OFFICE 29 446 SF OFFICE 30 590 SF OPEN WORK 31 353 SF STAIR 32 354 SF OFFICE STORAGE 33 354 SF STORAGE 34 350 SF OFFICE 35 512 SF OPEN WORK 36 SPACE PLAN LEGEND No colors defined 502 SF STAIR 39 COVEREDDECK COVERED PATIO4217 SF FARM STAND 41 SPACE PLAN LEGEND No colors defined 2459 SF MEETING + EXHIBIT SPACE 46 360 SF STAIR 45 361 SF STAIR 53 BUILDING ABOVE 2280 SF FRESH MOVES (PRODUCTION) 56 DIGESTORBUILDING tnstudio.org info@tnstudio.org Scale Date Drawn By Checked By Project Number 1/16" A3 Space Plan Layouts Urban Growers Collective PHASE II DESIGN PHASE II DESIGN CHARRETTE PROGRAM + PROJECT GOALS No. Description TEACHING KITCHEN SPACE PLAN PRIVATE TEACHING KITCHEN

11 TEACHING TEST KITCHEN

225 W. WACKER

THE NEW AGE OF WORKPLACE DESIGN

The project involves the renovation and modernization of a 2930 sq ft existing office suite. The goal of the project is to create a contemporary and functional workspace that reflects the needs and aesthetic preferences of the client. The layout of the office suite has been reconfigured to create a more open and collaborative work environment, while creating separation by incorporating portions without interrupting the line of sight. My teammate and I set out to create a simple design that incorporates modern finishes and fixtures, such as sleek cabinetry, way-finding flooring transitions and a custom wood slate wall to separate the open office from employee break room.

YEAR LOCATION DISCIPLINE PROJECT TYPE PHASE 2022 CHICAGO, IL INTERIOR DESIGN SPEC SUITE CONSTRUCTION DOCS.

MODULYSS CARPET TILE | PIXEL 592

M EETING ROO M

159 SF

15 SF PER PE RSO N

TA IR

10 PER SO NS R A

R : 40"

R : 36"

CONFERENCE

302 SF

15 SF PER PER SO N

20 PER SO N S

BREAK RO OM

343 SF

15 SF P ER PER SO N

22 PER SO N S

121'-9"

EXIT

23'-8"

OVERALL BUILDING FLOOR PLAN

OFFICE BREAK ROOM

The office break room features a custom wood slate wall that adds a touch of natural warmth to the space. A fully equipped kitchenette with modern appliances and ample storage space allows employees to prepare and enjoy meals. The break room also offers stunning views from the 18th floor, providing a relaxing and inspiring backdrop for employees to recharge and unwind during their breaks.

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

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BREAKROOM SCREENWALL CONFERENCE ROOM FRONT

RESHAPING POVERTY

RE-IMAGING THE TRADITIONAL PUBLIC HOUSING MODEL

The architectural public housing model was created in 1935 when the 604-unit Techwood Homes Development moved in ans displaced hundreds of African-American residents. The architectural models were later duplicated across the nation and gave distinction to separation of race. The project creates a new model for subsidized public housing with features that foster positive change and sustainable communities. Combining business with living, SBA programs with HUD programs while adhering to 5 principles of community (protection,interaction,growth,support and transformation).

YEAR LOCATION DISCIPLINE PROJECT TYPE 2020 INDEPENDENCE,LA ARCHITECTURE MIXED-USE PUBLIC HOUSING

17 17 17

CENTRAL COURTYARD

Community Center

1. Kids Corner

2. Lounge

3.Classroom/ Library Businesses

4.Storefront

5.Storefront 2

6.Makers Studio

7.Business Co-op

Resident Clubhouse

8. Support Office

9.Administration Office

10.Supply Rental

11.Meeting Room

12.Food Pantry

Courtyard

13.Business Plot

14.Community Plot

Community Center

15. Meeting Room

16. Computer Lab

17.Private Study Residential

18. 2 Bedroom Town home

19. 2 Bedroom Single Story

20. 1 Bedroom Single Story

21.Resident Rooftop terrace Residential

18. 2 Bedroom Town home

19. 2 Bedroom Single Story

20. 1 Bedroom Single Story

MORPHING SPACES

In this area there are events such as festivals that happen and because this is a community within a community there was a need to give opportunity for the community activity to thrive. Allowing the space to morph and transform to adapt to the needs of the user.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN THIRD FLOOR PLAN LONGITUDINAL BUILDING

SECTION

1919

COMMUNITY CENTER

MERGING SYSTEMS

Small business owners support residents by creating this idea of mentorship as a requirement to use the spaces on the property. Grouping different entities into a single area or structure. Combining brick and mortar businesses with residential wood construction. As well as using two methods of mass timber construction (seen in wall section) by combining glulam beam and column systems with glulam panel systems.

R 25 slab assembly: top > bot 2” architectural finish concrete slab 4” structural concrete slab on grade 6” EPS instulation smart air barrier/waterproofing layer R 25 foundation wall assembly int > ext 3” EPS instulation 8” concrete pile 3” EPS insulation 3/4” pargecoat R 10 CLT floor assembly: top > bot 3” gyocrete finish floor 3/4” acoustic mat 5-ply floor panel 4 Panel Thermal Aluminum Window Sliding Door Traco TR-8300- Kawneer ClT Stuctural Column R 10 CLT wall assembly: int > ext 5/8” gypsum wall board smart vapor membrane, tape seams 3-ply CLT wall panel 3/4” air gap Centria Insulated Formwall Wood Panel Tiple-glazed windows R 60 CLT roof assembly: ext > int Kallwall Insulated roofing panel Weather-resistive barrier 5-play CLT roof panel 5/8” gypsum ceiling board R 10 CLT floor assembly: top > bot 3” gyocrete finish floor 3/4” acoustic mat 5-ply floor panel 5/8” gypsum ceiling board

ELEVATION

ELEVATION 2121

NORTH

EAST

21 APARTMENT HOME

MAXIMIZED MINIMALIST

MAXIMIZING LIVING CONDITIONS WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION

With the ever-increasing cost of living in places across our nation, it is important that we not only understand but take advantage of spatial limitations. This project focuses on maximizing how individuals live and operate in small spaces such as studio apartments. Brew Lafayette is a facility designed by a former architecture student. I was brought onto the project to design the micro-apartments. Tony Smith’s Free Ride was my inspiration, using the contrast between solid form and void space to guide the user experience. This concept was submitted to the TOP’S Taste of the Real World competition (2nd Place Winners).

YEAR LOCATION DISCIPLINE PROJECT TYPE 2017 LAFAYETTE,LA INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO APARTMENT

TONY SMITH | FREE RIDE |

1962

HIDDEN STORAGE

Custom wall system that maximizes the storage in a micro-apartment unit while allowing the studio to appear clutter-free. When not in operation the doors of the storage unit are closed, showing off its sleek design while acting as guiding and separation mechanisms. This built in custom system features a fully functional kitchen and plenty of storage for everyday household items.

3 25

BEDROOM

ENGULFING UNIT

LIVING ROOM BATHROOM HIDDEN STORAGE OUTDOOR

BALCONY

PANELS

ENGULFING UNIT

Custom wall system that maximizes the storage in a micro-apartment unit while allowing the studio to appear clutter-free. Storage unit engulfs the bathroom and appears to be a wall of panels , that can also be used for displaying art work. The engulfing unit includes a custom closet system along with vertical drawers.

VERTICAL SHELVING/DRAW VERTICAL STORAGE CLOSET DOOR W/ PANEL COVERS (CLOSED)

CLOSET

RE-IMAGINING HOMELESSNESS

SUPPORTING TRANSITION OUT OF HOMELESSNESS INTO SOCIETY

The cost of living in Boston, Massachusetts is at an all-time high, however, the average household’s income has not increased. The spike in housing cost has caused a spike in family homelessness. In 2015 the amount of family homelessness alone had risen 25%. Re-imaging homeless shelters as a transitional space for a minimum of six months is what this conceptual project set out to accomplish. Providing temporary family housing to those at risk of homelessness or homeless. While creating areas within the facility for support services so that families are given the resources that will allow them to get back on their feet.

YEAR LOCATION DISCIPLINE PROJECT TYPE 2017 BOSTON, MA INTERIOR DESIGN HOMELESS SHELTER

SHELTER RESIDENT LOBBY

DANDELION AFFECT

Prefabricated homes secured to an existing structure, feature a fully functional kitchen and living space to make the residents feel right at home. Residents are offered a comfortable place to rest and relax without the daily struggles of finding shelter each day. Acting as a neutering space to allow focus on transition into their regained stability.

PRE-FABRICATED APARTMENT

APARTMENT LIVING/ KITCHEN LIVING ROOM KITCHEN BATH BEDROOM

31 SHELTER STREET VIEW

SUPPORT SPACES

A fully functional temporary living facility for homeless families. The facility features spaces such as childcare, work cafe, media center, support offices, a clinic, a residential clubhouse and a prefabricated

UP Address Address Phone Consultant Address Address Address Phone Consultant Address Address Address Phone Consultant Address Address Address Phone 12/21/2020 8:40:42 PM Owner Project Name No.DescriptionDate

FLOOR PLAN KEY A. Twenty-four hour entry B. Resident Lobby C. Childcare Center D. Computer Lab E. Resident Workcafe F. Clinic Treatment Room G. Clinic Wait room H. Clinic/ Shelter Check-in I. Shelter Support Offices GROUND FLOOR PLAN NORTH ELEVATION A B G C E D F H I I I I

RESIDENT WORKCAFE

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