Lydia Schloskey Interior Design Portfolio by lydiaschloskey

LYDIA SCHLOSKEY INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

ABOUT ME HELLO! My name is Lydia Schloskey and I am currently a senior at the Universtity of Wisconsin - Stout which is also a CIDA accredited university. I am minoring in both Business Administration and Architecture and I currently have a 3.78 GPA. I plan on graduation in May 2024! INVOLVEMENT Throughout the past three years, I have had many opportunities to become an involved student both on and off campus. A couple of experiences that are very important to me and keep me busy week by week include my job at the Universtity Gym as a group fintess instructor, my positions in Delta Zeta, a national sorority, and my past internship at Gerhards Kitchen and Bath Showroom.

I have been a group fitness instructor on campus for two years and I have been the Lead Student Manager for group fitness for a year and a half. I have taught a HIIT class and the current class I teach is called Butts and Guts. This job is not only a great way to stay active and meet new people, but it’s incredibly fun! It’s been a very rewarding experince and I have seen myself grow as a leader in ways I never could have imagined. Another big way that I am involved on campus is within my sorority, Delta Zeta. I’ve been a member since the spring semester of my freshman year and since then I’ve held two positions. My latest position was Vice President of New Member Education. This position has allowed me to serve as a member on the executive board and gain incredible leadership and time management skills. I’ve also made some of the best friends and was able to meet so many new people because of greek life.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WISCONSIN

STEELCASE NEXT

SUPPER CLUB

WORKPLACE

COMMERCIAL

RETAIL DESIGN -

CONSTRUCTION

CHANEL

DOCUMENTS

COMMERCIAL

YOUMEDIA TEEN

PALM SPRINGS

LIBRARY

ACCESSIBLE HOME

COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL

DOWNTOWN

FOUNDATIONS

SEATTLE LOFT

PROJECTS

RESIDENTIAL

OTHER WORK/ART

RESTAURANT DESIGN - WINNIE’S SUPPER CLUB An inviting restaurant with an interior that reflects the nature of the region and focuses on elements of a traditional supper club. The menu has the staples of a Supper Club and geared towards a mature patron with high standards. The atmosphere must reflect the high quality of ingredients used in food preparation and be sophisticated and inviting. A modern or traditional approach to a supper club can be taken.

DESIGN CONCEPT I N V I T I N G

Winnie’s Supper Club, located in Menomonie, Wisconsin will embody old qualities of supper clubs from the past while also incorporating sleek, modern,

H E A R T Y

and natural elements. Wood grains, burnt orange, and teal will combine to create a space that is comfortable and inviting while also

T I M E L E S S

feeling contemporary and clean. Additionally, the overall environment of Winnie’s will be friendly,

HISTORIC DESIGN ELEMENT & CASE STUDY Jakes Supper Club In Menomonie, Wsiconsin is very cozy and seems like the perfect place to be during winter. I want to give my space that same kind of cozy and warm feeling. Bolo is where I drew my historical element from. I used some of the illustrations they had on their menus to drive my design and they are used in my title page as well. I wanted them to give my restaurent an old town feeling, however, the color they are illustrated in allowed me to tie in some fun, more modern colors and elements as well. Both of these restaurants also only have one name naming them which I used in naming my resturant as well, specifically drawing inspiration from the Bolo Country Inn. They named the restaurant after their dog, Bolo, and Winnie is the name of my cat back home

SPACE PLANNING

SPACE PLANNING NIC

Lobby Area - Seating for 4 - Coat closet

Bar Lounge - Seating for 10 - Tables for drinks

Host Stand - 2’ x 2’ - Storage for menus, silverware, etc

Bathrooms - 4 water closets - 2 lavatories - Janitor closet

- Tablet for tables

Bar

- Seating for 9 - 2’ clear pickup space by kitchen - Standing area

Fine Dining - Seating for 88 - 2 seat tables - 6 - 4 seat tables - 16 - 6+ seat tables - 2

Bus Station - 4’ x 5’ - Tablet for orders

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN 1

Lobby Area and Coat Closet

Host Stand

Bar

Bar Lounge

Fine Dining

Bus Station

Bathrooms

3 1 2 5 5

RENDERED CEILING PLAN RBW - Cinema Single Tier Chandelier Armstrong Ceiling - black acoustic material

RBW - Cinema Triple Tier Chandelier

Armstrong Ceiling - decorative ceiling panel

Wood Paneling

Eureka - Silene Classic Pendant

RBW - Delta I Pendant

RENDERINGS

Bar Lounge/Fine Dining

Bar

Fine Dining

STEELCASE NEXT - WORKPLACE DESIGN COMPETITION This project requires students to design a space for a workplace environment based on the requirements of the 2023 Steelcase NEXT Competition.

DESIGN CONCEPT Located in the Victory Park neighborhood in Dallas, Texas, the NEXT office intercepts two important railways, offering an opportunity for travel, cultural understanding, and multigenerational workplaces. The design will focus on industrial materials that mimick the feeling of railways and light rails while also integrating lighting and biophilic elements to enhance the users experience. This space will foster connection between a variety of individuals while also allowing individual work spaces as well. This space will feel welcoming, collaborative, and integrational.

DESIGN RESEARCH Interconnectedness in the Workplace - Appreciation for mulitgenerational workforce can bolster performance gains across all generational cohorts - Enhanced multigenerational employee connectedness via socio-technical flexibility will encourage academics - Those representing every generation, are constantly identifying the best and new ways to maintain their strong culture and performance link. - Creating different zones for each department while still making the space feeinclusive - Managers can foster a growth mindset in their employees by emphasizing learning on the job and creating a culture where feedback is valued and acted upon Gen Z LOCATION

NEIGHBORHOOD

DART

RAIL

- There’s something admirable about

SYSTEM

2601 Victory Ave, Dallas, TX

Victory Park Neighborhood

Dallas Area Rapid Transit

Victory Commons One Buildingy

“Entertainment Epicenter”

Connects Dallas + Fort Worth

“Designed for the Modern Workforce,

Restaurants, music, sports, night clubs,

One of the longest light rails in the US

Today - and Beyond.”

and much more!

- 93 miles!

Spacious floor plans to improve

Immediate access to Dallas Area Rapid

Provides access to jobs, healthcare,

communication and productivity

Transit (DART) rail in Victory Station

education & entertainment

following one’s interests, staying true to one’s beliefs and asking for what one wants in life, at work as well as outside of it

- Those are the hallmarks of this new

generation, and it’s exciting to see what they bring to the workplace

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

SPACE PLANNING

FLOOR PLAN 22

10 9

6 19

3 17 18

16 13

14 4

Wildcard

Open Cafe

17.

Workstation

Reception

10.

Small Meeting Area

18.

Workstation

Client Presentation Room

11.

Open Meeting Area

19.

Workstation

Open huddle 1

12.

Small Meeting Area

20.

Workstation

Work Cafe

13.

Resource Center 2

21.

Private Office

Meeting Room 1

14.

Private Office

22.

Private Office

Mother’s Room

15.

Meeting Room 2

23.

Private Office

Resource Center 1

16.

Open Huddle 2

24.

Private Office

25.

Wellness Room

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN & MEZZANINE 26. Training Classroom 27. Private Office

28. Private Office

30. Private Office

32 31

31. Touch Down Area 32. Workstations 33. Open Huddle 34. Design Library

26 30

28 27

35. Innovation Lab

RENDERINGS Bolia ScandinaviaRemix Daybed

Task Chair

Verb Rectangle Table

Nooi Stool

Large Conference Room

Work Cafe

Nooi Cafeteria Chair

Taper Bar Table

Open Huddle Area

9 15

RETAIL DESIGN - CHANEL For this project, we were randomly assigned a group of three and were required to design a retail environment with our choice of product based on a luxury brand and inspirational advertisement.

DESIGN CONCEPT This clean, reflective retail space offers rejuvenating products and confidence to its customers. The valiant teals, pops of pink, and neutral tones and elements mimic the sophisticated energy of Chanel. Natural greenery and textures direct the eye throughout the space and offer a sense of familiarity against the bold colors and reflective light.

BRIGHT

THOUGHTFUL

BRAND RESEARCH Chanel is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1910 by Coco Chanel in Paris. It is privately owned and has been headquartered in London since 2018. Chanel specializes in women’s ready-to-wear, luxury goods, and accessories and is well known for its No. 5 perfume and “Chanel Suit”. Chanel is credited for revolutionizing haute couture and ready-to-wear by replacing structured, corseted silhouettes with more functional garments that women still found flattering.

PROCESS & PLANNING

CUSTOM DISPLAYS - Both ADA accessible with appropriate heights and reaches - Shelves are recessed into the wall - Nothing to obstruct walkway - Products are illuminated and easy to see - Walkways between displays are all greater than 36”

FLOOR PLAN 11 - Front Entrance 22- Front Display 33- Built-in Shelves

44- Beauty Counter 55 - Seating

4 2

66 - Custom Displays 77- Cash Wrap

7 6

ELEVATIONS

RENDERINGS

View From Front Right Corner

View From Front Left Corner

View From Back Right Corner 21

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

3 3.1 4

7.18

3.1 4

7.1

A F

B C C.3

TD F

IAG

AL COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL = 54'

F F

48' - 10

EXIT SE

PARA

(<100' MAX ALLOWED)

TION

C.3 D

G G.1 H SD

Co Ad Ad Ph Fa e-

TR AV EL DIS (<3 TA 00 NC 'M E= AX AL 20 LO ' WE D)

CONSTRUCTION AREA

Refrigerator

3,780 SF 26 OCC

Co Ad Ad Ph Fa e-

SD F

BUILDING PLAN 3/64" = 1'-0"

PLUMBING REVIEW

CODE REVIEW BUILDING INFO: BUILDING CLASSIFICATION:

NON-SEPARATED

BLDG CONSTRUCTION TYPE:

II-B

SPRINKLER SYSTEM:

COMPLETE, NFPA13

OCCUPANCY TYPE:

ADJ TENANT OCCUPANCY:

OCC SEPARATION REQ'D:

NONE

BUILDING OCCUPANCY TYPE:

B & S-2

SPACE

GOVERNING CODE:

OCCUPANT INFO:

2015 MINNESOTA BUILDING CODE (MBC)

OCCUPANCY TYPE:

TOTAL OCCUPANTS:

OCCUPANTS PER SEX:

GOVERNING CODE:

2015 MINNESOTA ACCESSIBILITY CODE (MAC)

2015 MINNESOTA BUILDING CODE (MBC)

2015 MINNESOTA ACCESSIBILITY CODE (MAC) M

DESCRIPTION

SQ. FT.

OCCUPANTS

G.1

REQUIRED WATERCLOSETS PER SEX (PER MBC TABLE 2902.1)

No.

1 PER 25 FOR THE FIRST 50 1 PER 50 FOR THE REMAINDER EXCEEDING 50

TOTAL

OFFICE

NUMBER OF WATERCLOSETS REQUIRED

NOT USED FOR LEASING PURPOSES

NUMBER OF WATERCLOSETS PROVIDED

GENERAL OFFICE

REQUIRED LAVATORIES PER SEX (PER MBC TABLE 2902.1)

GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE

2679

3780 TOTAL:

6459

1 PER 40 FOR THE FORST 80

NUMBER OF LAVATORIES REQUIRED

NUMBER OF LAVATORIES PROVIDED

1 PER 80 FOR THE REMAINDER EXCEEDING 80 TOTAL OCCUPANTS: CODE REVIEW - EXITING

LIFE SAFETY PLAN 3/32" = 1'-0"

EXITS AND EXIT ACCESS DOORWAYS (SECTION 1015) (PER TABLE 1015.1) EXITS REQUIRED:

EXITS PROVIDED:

REQUIRED DRINKING FOUNTAINS (PER MBC TABLE 2902.1) LIFE SAFETY PLAN GENERAL NOTES

1 PER 100 NUMBER OF H/LO DRINKING FOUNTAINS PROVIDED

EXIT ACCESS ARRANGEMENT (SECTION 1015.2) DIAGONAL LENGTH:

97'-4"

(1/3 DIAGONAL LENGTH, PER 1015.2.1) DISTANCE REQUIRED:

32'-5"

DISTANCE PROVIDED:

64'-10"

YES

*PLUMBING COUNT INCLUDES RESTROOMS IN PUBLIC AREA

(PER TABLE 1016.2) MAX. ALLOWED TRAVEL DISTANCE:

300'

ACTUAL TRAVEL DISTANCE:

74'

(PER TABEL 1014.3) MAX. ALLOWED COMMON PATH OF EGRESS:

100'

T1.00 TITLE SHEET

ACTUAL COMMON PATH OF EGRESS:

54'

A0.01 PROJECT INFORMATION

SHEET INDEX

A0.02 DOORS, FRAMES, AND PARTITIONS

(OCCUPANTS X 0.2", PER 1005.3.2) MIN. REQ'D. EXIT WIDTH:

5.2"

D1.00 DEMOLITION SHEET

ACTUAL EXIT WIDTH:

72"

A1.00 CONSTRUCTION SHEET

(PER 1018.4) MAXIMUM DEAD END CORRIDOR:

50'

A3.00 FINISH PLAN AND FINISH SPECIFICATIONS

(PER 1017.3) MAXIMUM DEAD END AISLE:

30'

A3.01 FINISH PLAN AND FINISH SPECIFICATIONS

A2.00 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

AISLES (SECTION 1017 AND 1018)

A4.00 FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT PLAN

3. FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS, EXIT SIGNS, SMOKE DECTECTORS, EMERGENCY LIGHTS, AND A/V FIRE ALARMS SHALL BE BUILDING STANDARD. SEE CLIENT FOR REFURBISHED STOCK AND/OR SPECIFICATIONS. PROJECT TEAM DIRECTORY DESIGN FIRM

BELL DESIGN 694 9TH ST EAST ST. PAUL, MN 55101 BELLDESIGN@GMAIL.COM 751-233-4573

SIGNING ARCHITECT

ALLY CRYMBLE 1764 4TH AVENUE NORTH ST. PAUL, MN 55101 CRYMBLEA@GMAIL.COM 651-739-2855

BUILDING OWNER

LYDIA SCHLOSKEY 1020 7TH ST EAST MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55199 SCHLOSKEYL@GMAIL.COM 920-410-6728

ENGINEERING FIRM

SAM MAHONEY 919 9TH ST EAST MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55199 MAHONEYS@GMAIL.COM 920-750-1487

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

JOHN AMBERG 613 6TH ST WEST MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55199 AMBERGJ@GMAIL.COM 651-832-8397

FURNITURE DEALER

WAITING FOR KATEY'S INFO

A4.01 FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT PLAN A5.00 ENLARGED PLANS A6.00 ELEVATIONS A7.00 SECTIONS AND DETAILS E1.00 POWER, DATA, AND COMMUNICATION PLAN

WALL MOUNTED EMERGENCY LIGHT AUDIO/VISUAL FIRE ALARM

2. EXIT SIGNS, SPRINKLER HEADS, AND OTHER CEILING ELEMENTS ARE TO BE POSITIONED IN THE CENTER OF CEILING TILES, U.O.N.

EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE (SECTION 1016)

MEANS OF EGRESS WIDTH (SECTION 1005)

LIFE SAFETY LEGEND

1. INSTALL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS, EXIT SIGNS, SMOKE DECTECTORS, EMERGENCY LIGHTS, AND A/V FIRE ALARMS ACCORDING TO DRAWINGS.

IS THE REQUIRED (1) SERVICE SINK PROVIDED

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET EXIT SIGN SD

SMOKE DETECTOR

4. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY LIGHTING AND EXIT SIGNS AS REQUIRED BY CODE AND THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. 5. CONTRACTOR TO NOTIFY DESIGNER OF INSPECTION DATES. 6. CLASSIFICATIONS OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS TO BE DETERMINED BY FIRE INSPECTOR. LOCATIONS OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS TO BE APPROVED BY FIRE INSPECTOR. 7. ALL EXIT DOORS SHALL BE OPERABLE FROM THE INSIDE WITHOUT THE USE OF A KEY OR ANY SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OR EFFORT.

Project Date Drawn

Checke

Scale

MILLWORK GENERAL NOTES 1. ROUGH CARPENTRY: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUFFICIENT FRAMING OR BLOCKING OF ALL WALL OPENINGS FOR MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS, INCLUDING SHELVING, SIDELIGHT, DOORS, MILLWORK, ETC. LOCATED IN OR ON WALLS.

2' - 0"

2. ALL MILLWORK TO BE FASTENED TO THE PARTITION. PROVIDE BLOCKING FOR ALL MILLWORK NOT ON FLOOR SLAB. ALL CONCEALED LUMBER TO BE SEALED AND FIRE TREATED. PX

3. SHOP DRAWINGS: CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SHOP DRAWINGS FOR ALL MILLWORK INDICATING PROFILES, JOINT DETAILS, CONNECTIONS, AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR ALL INCLUDED ITEMS. ALL DETAILS SHALL BE DRAWN AT NO SMALLER SCALE THAN 3/4" = 1' -0" AND SHOW ALL REQUIRED STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS AND BLOCKING, INCLUDING ITEMS WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED OR SUPPLIED BY OTHERS.

WC X 1' - 1"

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SHELF BRACKET SHELF BRACKET

4. FINISHING SAMPLES: ALL MILLWORK IS TO BE SHOP FINISHED BY THE FABRICATOR. SAMPLES OF LAMINATES AND SOLID SURFACING WITH SPECIFIED FINISHES SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO PROJECT DESIGNER FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO FABRICATION. COMPLETED WORK SHALL CONFORM TO APPROVED SAMPLES.

PLAM X 2' - 6"

MIRROR

8. ALL MILLWORK TO COMPLY WITH AWI GUIDELINES FOR “CUSTOM GRADE”.

4' - 0"

0' - 3" 3' - 2"

1' - 8"

0' - 4"

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

ADA COMPLIANT PIPE SLEEVE

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

WT X

0' - 4"

BASE THRU DRAWER AND DOOR AND UPPER CABINETS 2 3/4" = 1'-0"

COUNTERTOP THRU ACCESSIBLE SINK 3/4" = 1'-0"

2 LAYERS 3/4" MDF WITH DRIPLESS EDGE

2' - 7"

PLAM X

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

2' - 1"

0' - 2"

0' - 7"

0' - 4"

2 LAYERS 3/4" MDF

0' - 4"

2' - 1"

4" INTEGRAL BACKSPLASH PLAM X

9' - 0"

9' - 0" 1' - 8"

0' - 10"

0' - 6" 0' - 7"0' - 4" 0' - 8"

7. MILLWORK FABRICATION/ASSEMBLE: SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: INSTALLATION: WORK SHALL BE CAREFULLY INSTALLED IN THE MOST RIGID MANNER, STRAIGHT, PLUMB, LEVEL AND IN TRUE ALIGNMENT, NEATLY AND ACCURATELY FITTED AND SCRIBED, AND THOROUGHLY SECURED. WORK SHALL BE LEFT CLEAN. MILLWORK CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH AND INSTALL FILLERS AS NECESSARY.

4" INTEGRAL BACKSPLASH PLAM X

2' - 10"

0°

2.0

2' - 3"

3/4" MDF WITH PLAM X

2' - 10"

6. FINISHES: SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: EXTERIOR SURFACES: COUNTERTOPS, CABINET FRONTS, DOORS, ALL SURFACES, EXPOSED END PANELS, AND SUPPORTS TO BE HIGH-PRESSURE PLASTIC LAMINATE OR WOOD VENEER AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS. INTERIOR SURFACE FINISHING: MILLWORK SHALL BE DRESSED AND SANDED FREE FROM MACHINE AND TOOL MARKS, ABRASIONS, RAISED GRAIN OR OTHER DEFECTS ON SURFACES EXPOSED TO VIEW. ALL EXPOSED OUTSIDE CORNERS OF COUNTERTOPS TO HAVE 2” RADIUS.

2 LAYERS 3/4" MDF WITH DRIPLESS EDGE

0' - 2"

0' - 7"

0' - 2" 0' - 4"

4" INTEGRAL BACKSPLASH PLAM X

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

PLAM X

9' - 0"

5. MILLWORK HARDWARE: IS PROVIDED BY MILLWORK CONTRACTOR AND SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS. FINISH: POLISHED CHROME UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE: PROVIDE SAMPLES AND SPECIFICATION SHEET TO PROJECT DESIGNER FOR APPROVAL. DRAWER PULLS: EPCO DP-46, OR EQUAL, POLISHED CHROME CABINET PULLS: STANLEY 4484-METAL FINISHES, OR EQUAL, POLISHED CHROME, CABINET HINGES: HAFELE "METALLAMAT" CONCEALED TYPE. 180 DEGREE HINGES, OR EQUAL. DRAWER GLIDES: KV 1250 STANDARD FINISH, OR EQUAL SILENCERS: (2) PER CABINET DOOR - HEAVY DUTY STANDARDS & BRACKETS: KV85-185, OR EQUAL, ANACHROME FINISH MAGNETIC CATCHES: STANLEY SP45/SP46, STANDARD FINISH GROMMETS: DOUG MOCKETT & CO., EDP SERIES POLISHED CHROME, OR BLACK COUNTER METAL SUPPORTS:1” TUBE STEEL, PAINTED. PROVIDE FIRE-RATED WOOD BACKING.

VANITY COUNTERTOP THRU ACCESSIBLE SINK 3 3/4" = 1'-0"

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

MILLWORK GENERAL NOTES 1/8" = 1'-0"

WC X

0' - 5" 0' - 2"

2' - 5" PLAM X

No.

PLAM X

Description

Date

2' - 9"

3' - 4"

WOOD X

3' - 10"

0' - 2"

3' - 2"

3' - 4"

2' - 7"

7 BACK DESK ELEVATION

0' - 2"

A7.00

WOOD X

8 6' - 3" SIDE DESK ELEVATION

A7.00

8' - 3"

A7.00

1' - 7"

7' - 6"

FRONT DESK ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0"

SIDE DESK ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0"

6' - 7"

PLAM X

0' - 2"

BPM STUDIO

3/4" MDF

1' - 7"

0' - 1"

SUPPORT AS NEEDED

1' - 8"

GYP BOARD WITH WOOD FINISH METAL STUDS

SECTIONS AND DETAILS

ACCESSIBLE TRANSACTION COUNTER 1/2" = 1'-0"

Project number Date

8' - 4"

Drawn by Checked by

ENLARGED RECEPTION DESK PLAN 1/2" = 1'-0"

BACK DESK ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0"

A7.00

DES 414 -002 3/9/2023 LRS KEP

As indicated

Scale

3/22/2023 11:32:34 PM

1' - 6" WOOD X 2' - 3"

0' - 2" 2' - 7"

A7.00

0' - 4"

FRONT DESK 5 ELEVATION

2' - 7"

0' - 2"

SUPPORT AS NEEDED

0' - 5" 0' - 2"

2' - 5"

3' - 10"

1' - 7"

2' - 1"

8' - 4"

0' - 2"

2' - 1" 0' - 4"0' - 2"

PLAM X PLAM X

3' - 2"

1' - 4"

2' - 4"

1' - 0"

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LEGEND - DOOR/FRAME NAMING

Door Style Schedule

DOORS PANEL TYPE

1. ALL INTERIOR DOORS TO BE: VT INDUSTRIES, PALLADIUM COLLECTION WITH FIXED EDGES, FLUSHED WOOD VENEER, FINISH PROFILE: NATURAL BIRCH, COLOR: ONYX ON18

PANEL

FRAME TYPE

4. ALL 3 HOUR RATED DOORS TO BE: TOTAL DOOR SYSTEMS PF 200 FLUSH EXIT DEVICE, TDH ELECTROMAGNETIC HOLDER, TDC96 CONCEALED CLOSER, DARK BRONZE

PANEL BF F

MATERIAL

6. ALL SWING DOOR PANELS TO BE 1 ¾ ” THICK U.O.N. HM-012

7. ALL SLIDING DOORS PANELS TO BE 1 3/8” THICK U.O.N.

BIFOLD FLUSH

TRANSOM 0 = NO 1 = YES

5. ALL RATED DOORS TO BE LABELED “SMOKE AND DRAFT CONTROL DOOR” AND SHALL MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS OF UL1784, DOOR SHALL BE TESTED USING NFPA 252.

DOOR FRAMES 1. ALL HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES TO BE 16 GAUGE PREPARED FOR 1 ¾” THICK DOORS U.O.N.

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HOLLOW METAL WOOD

WD-FG

3. ALL INTERIOR 90 MIN. FIRE RATED DOORS TO BE: VT INDUSTRIES, PALLADIUM WITH FIXED EDGES, 90 MIN. FIRE RATED, FINISH PROFILE: WHITE MAPLE, COLOR: CLEAR18

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HM WD

MATERIAL

2. ALL INTERIOR BIFOLD AND SLIDING DOORS TO BE: VT INDUSTRIES, PALLADIUM COLLECTION WITH FIXED EDGES, FLUSHED WOOD VENEER, FINISH PROFILE: WHITE BIRCH, COLOR: CLEAR CL

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MATERIAL

2. ALL HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES TO BE WELDED AND GROUNDED SMOOTH.

SIDELIGHT 0 = NO 1 = ONE SIDE 2 = BOTH SIDES

DOOR NUMBER 2801 2802 2803 2805A 2805B 2806 2807A 2807B 2807C 2809 2810

FRAME THICKNESS 1 = 1-1/4" OR 1-1/2" 2 = 2" 4 = 4" HEAD

39x96 72x96 36x96 36x96 36x96 60x80 72x96 72x96 39x96 72x96 72x96

FRAME TYPE

HARDWARE GROUP

HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002 HM-002

H-1 H-1 H-2 H-2 H-2 H-1 H-3 H-3 H-3 H-3 H-3

DOOR AND FRAME SCHEDULE NOTES

2. PROVIDE A CLOSER AT DOOR

FINISH HARDWARE 1. LEVER LOCKS AND LATCHES: SCHLAGE AL SERIES, SATURN HANDLE, #626 FINISH

HARDWARE GROUPS LEGEND H-1

2. BUTTS: HAGER AS SPECIFIED AS FOLLOWS: A. DOOR UP TO 8’-0” HIGH: 3 BUTTS B. RATED DOORS WITH CLOSERS; BALL BEARING BUTTS

PASSAGE LATCH LEVER LATCHSET SCHILAGE AL SERIES (OR EQUAL) WALL STOP 1 1/2 PAIR BUTTS MUTES

4. STRIPS, THRESHOLDS AND SWEEPS: NATIONAL GUARD, PEMKO OR REESE. H-2

5. CLOSERS: LCN

DOOR PANEL AND FRAME TYPE ELEVATIONS

OFFICE LOCK

7. FINISH: ALL HARDWARE TO BE SATIN CHROME U.O.N.

8' - 0"

LEVER LOCKSET SCHILAGE AL SERIES (OR EQUAL) WALL STOP 1 1/2 PAIR BUTTS MUTES

6. BI-FOLD AND SLIDING DOORS: PROVIDE COMPLETE TRACK AND GUIDE SYSTEM FOR ALL DOORS.

8. ALL LOCKS TO BE KEYED PER CLIENTS SPECIFICATIONS H-3

NO SUBSTITUTIONS WITHOUT APPROVAL.

0' - 2" REFER0' - 2"

REFER TO SCHEDULE

0' - 2"

3. TRIM: HAGER

TO SCHEDULE

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

EXIT LOCK LEVER LATCHSET SCHILAGE AL SERIES (OR EQUAL) WALL STOP 1 1/2 PAIR BUTTS MUTES

Description

WD-F WD-F WD-F WD-F WD-F BI-F WD-F WD-F WD-F WD-F WD-F

1. PROVIDE AN A.D.A COMPLIANT POWER ASSIST DOOR OPENER WITH ACTIVATOR BUTTONS AT SUITE ENTRY. PROVIDE POWER TO OPENER BUTTONS AND ELECTRONIC STRIKE. INCLUDE KEY LOCK AND WALL SWITCH TO DEACTIVATE THE POWER OPENER AT 30" - 36" A.F.F. LOCATE POWER SWITCH BEHIND TENANT'S RECEPTION DESK.

3. PRIME ALL HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES AND PREPARE FOR PAINT FINISH.

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DOOR TYPE

SIZE

8' - 0"

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WD-F

WOOD FLUSH

HM-002

HOLLOW METAL FRAME

Date

DOOR & FRAME 1/4" = 1'-0" No.

Description

Date

WALL PARTITION SECTIONS

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

3/4" MAX.

FIRESTOP SEALANT

1'-0" ABOVE ACT

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ACOUSTICAL SEALENT

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SOUND ATTENUATION INSULATION

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ACOUSTICAL SEALANT

FIRE-REATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

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ACOUSTICAL SEALANT OR GASKET

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YOUMEDIA TEEN LIBRARY As students, we were hypothetically hired by YOUmedia to design a teen space focused on digital learning at one of the Milwaukee Public Library locations. This is a space where teens can hang out, get help with homework, experiment with design software in a range of disciplines, record music, and participate in a variety of digital media activities and workshops.

DESIGN CONCEPT This addition to the Milwaukee Public Library, Mitchell Street Branch location, will embody the existing personality of the building while also incorporating new aspects in terms of modernity and function. Creativity, originality, and collaboration will be encouraged through the addition of bright colors, simple materials, and natural light. Additionally, overall functionality and purpose will be at the forefront of the design in order to deliver a space that is, all in all, a great place to learn, a fun place to hangout, and a positive place for individuality to shine.

DESIGN RESEARCH In light of the recent pandemic and ever evolving technological changes, libraries may seem like a thing of the past. However, as libraries continue to reinvent themselves to serve their communities, libraries can provide a positive interaction and collaborative community that phones and computers will never be able to replicate Recent public library design trends include planning for change, giving a lot of access to power, and implementing light in different ways.

MODERN

BRIGHT

THOUGHTFUL

VISCERAL

SPACE PLANNING

CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK - Open entrance from both sides to allow for easy entrance and exit - Front and side approach for wheelchair access - Front counter: 42” high - Side counter: 30” high - Corkboard material behind desk allows for notes and other information to easily be hung - Other materials include

plastic laminate counters

FLOOR PLAN 11 - Reception Area

3 7

33- Study Nooks 44- Lounge Area

8 1

55 - Reading Zone

66 - Social Zone 77 - Performance Zone

6 10 9

22- Cafe

88- Computer Zone 99 - Recording Studio 10 Podact Booth 10

11 Media Zone 11

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 11 Acoustic celing baffles - used over computer zone and study nooks 22 Wall sconces and 2

spotlights in performance zone 33 Suspended organic

shaped lighting to encourage flow 44 Suspended ciruclar celing tiles to aid in acoustic

RENDERINGS

Social/Performance/Computer Zone This is the perfect gathering area for students to work on homework, hangout with friends, and have fun on the computers. These three areas are combined to create an area of the library that can remain at a normal volume to encourage collaboration and conversation. Acoustic ceiling baffles and wall coverings are used to decrease sound transmission as well as carpet and soft furniture.

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Reading Zone The reading zone is located on the quieter side of the library. It is partially closed on from the lounge eare by this arched wall and doorway and allows individuals or small groups to read or do homework in a quiet area. Tulip chairs from Haworth face the windows and circular ceiling tiles are suspended from the ceiling to aid in the acoustics of the space.

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ea of the library to reduce the amount

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ass doors and include different seating

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ble that can be raised or lowers. Baffles

implemented into the ceiling as well as acoustic wall panels.

PALM SPRINGS ACCESSIBLE HOME Each student was assigned one of three clients. The house is in Palm Springs, CA and a midcentury modern original by the architect Joseph Eichler. The project focused on Universal and Accessible Design to suite your assigned clients needs. It was important to consider the universal design, aging in place and visitability guidelines and recommendations when making design decisions.

DESIGN CONCEPT The design of this accessible home in Palm Springs will explore the historic design and style of the homes built by Joseph Eichler. It will also seek to incorporate elements of mid-century modern design by incorporating pops of color, bold shapes, and a variety of different materials. Additionally, this space will be carefully designed to accommodate for an aging family as well as accessibility codes and standards. Enhancing the space with natural light, organic elements, and wood accents, this space will be perfect for a young family that wishes to make it their forever home.

CLIENT DESCRIPTION Suzie and Ike are a married couple with one child, Oliver, who is 7. Oliver has a mild case of cerebral palsy and uses leg braces and crutches. They would like to make this their forever home and are thinking ahead so universal design will help them age in place. They would like their home to reflect the Palm Spring history of the Eichler home style and midcentury modern. In addition, Suzie works from home as a marketing specialist and Ike owns his own law firm. They really want their space to be bright and welcoming while also being accommodating and easy to maneuver.

BOLD

BRIGHT

CONTEMPORARY

NATURAL

SPACE PLANNING

MID-CENTURY MODERN RESEARCH - Bold shapes (domes) - Futuristic feeling materials - Minimalist o Focus on functionality - Mixing materials and aesthetics - Fusion of indoor and outdoor o Bringing the outdoors inside - Natural hues and pops of color

FLOOR PLAN 11 - Entry 22 - Office 33 - Dining Room

44 - Kitchen 55 - Living Room

66 - Master Bedroom

77 - Bathroom 88 - Oliver’s Bedroom

ACCESSIBLE ATTRIBUTES 1

Floating vanity at 2’6” high, allows for wheelchair approach and toe kick

Grab bars in both shower, tub, and behind the toilet

wheelchair approach or other

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Open ends of dining table for hadicapable individuals

Touch free sink for ease of use of all individuals & floating shelves instead of cabinets to take away opening a high cabinet door

RENDERINGS

Kitchen I took a lot of insportaion for this kitchen from actual Joseph Eichler homes. Black and white with pops of color is a big staple for his designs. One of my favorite things about this kitchen are the different colored lower cabinets along the back wall! This kitchen is also easily accessible with a wheelchair approach sink, island stools with backs for extra support, no top cabinets for ease of use, and an automatic sink, as well as the both the micorwave and oven being counter level.

Kitchen Elevation

Master Bedroom Bright pops of color bring this bedroom to life along with a retro Palm Springs poster. There is also plenty of room to manuever and floating nightstands to keep the floor open.

Bathroom This bathroom is connected to both bedrooms. The vanity is floating to provide an easy front approach and appropriate and comfortable toe kick. The toiler, shower, and bathtub all include grab bars. And the faucets are placed to the side of the sinks to reduce reaching.

DOWNTOWN SEATTLE LOFT This project was designed to give students a small taste of residential design. Each student got to choose a client and proceeded to design a downtown loft based on the description and needs of the client. The loft spaces are from an older, commercial building but designed and converted into an urban, residential space for each client when making design decisions.

DESIGN CONCEPT The design of this loft explores the minimalist aesthetic while keeping things functional, airy, and beautiful. This space will allow for productivity as well as entertainment. Enhancing the space with wood accents, dark hues, and decorative pieces will allow for this couple to feel comfortable and at home on those rainy Seattle days.

CLIENT DESCRIPTION Emile and Jonathan are a married couple living in Seattle, WA. They share one dog named Queen Anne, which is the neighborhood they live in, and one cat named King George. One works from home as an accountant. The other works at Adobe. One is Danish and both like the modern Scandinavian aesthetic. They cook and entertain often for a large group of friends. Wine aficionados. Art collectors, mostly paintings and prints.

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AIRY

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RENDERINGS

Master Bedroom This master bedroom is cozy, sophisticated, and incredibly beautiful. I incorporated a lot of natural materials along with posters from natural places in Denmark as well. This room also includes two closets and is connected to the master bathroom through the door seen in the rendering.

Mast The master bathroom is sleek and using neutral colors I was able to

consistent throughout the loft. I wanted a lot of marble and tile in this room

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FOUNDATIONS PROJECTS Drawings, a sculpture, a wire jar, and digital projects using adobe programs.

THANK YOU! LYDIA SCHLOSKEY INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO