Marissa Cortez Portfolio

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M AR IS SA CORTEZ Hello...

My name is Marissa Cortez, and I am a third-year student at Texas Tech University majoring in Interior Design in the College of Human Sciences as well as a minor in General Business. My pursuit of Interior Design started with my passion for improving and enhancing the human condition. I have a deep zeal for creating and designing spaces that value human safety, functionality, and aesthetics. I relish problem-solving challenges, specifically through design. Interior Design has authorized a unique career enhancing creative freedom. Through my dedicated work ethic and devotion to creativity, I bring adherence and compelling solutions to projects.

MARISSA CORTEZ I N T E R I O R

CONTACT

Contact 310.729.8524 marissa.cortez@ttu.edu

Lubbock, Texas www.linkedin.com/in/ marissacortez1

D E S I G N

E D U CAT I O N TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY CIDA Accredited Program B.S. Interior Design Minor in General Business Expected Graduation Date of May 2024 Deans List Award Fall 2020-Present

EXPERIENCE SIDELINE PROVISIONS | LUBBOCK, TEXAS Sales Associate [September 2022-Present] • • •

Served customers by answering questions and concerns, gave product suggestions, and answering phone calls Provided suggestions to store owners on store layout and branded to increase customer engagement Oversaw store by conducting detailed inventory

I N V O LV E M E N T INTERNATIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN ASSOCIATION Philanthropy Elect Officer [March 2022-Present] Texas Tech University • • •

PHI UPSILON OMICRON Honor Society and Service Organization Member | College of Human Sciences [August 2021-Present] • • •

Server [December 2020-December 2021] • • •

Developed excellent time management Acquired people skills while juggling several tables at once and addressed the unique needs of all customers Thrived in a high-pressure environment and learned the restaurant menu in detail and provided relevant suggestions to give customers an excellent experience

Promoted academic excellence, leadership through service, and lifelong learning in the integrated field of family and consumer sciences Strived to promote a rich interaction and exchange of ideas Emphasized on the professional goals that members share within the chapter

STUDENT MOBLIZATION

Texas Tech University [May 2022-Present] •

JAPANEIROS | SUGARLAND, TEXAS

Facilitated and planned volunteer events for members: Habitat for Humanity, Child Development Research Center at Texas Tech University Provided project opportunities to interior design students, and assigned activities such as painting, clean up and assistanced with construction Hosted a variety of interior design companies at university career fairs in order to provide career opportunities to interior design students

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Guided all female members to effectively promote the organization to new potential members through various events during the school year Educated new members about the Gospel to increase their overall understanding and discipleship Completed a 9-week discipleship program in Orlando Florida, learned leadership, and became equipped on how to share the Gospel

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGN

Texas Tech University Student Chapter | Member

SKILLS Revit - AutoCAD - Enscape - Illustrator - Photoshop - Indesign - Microsoft Office Drafting - Hand Rendering - Procore

01 02 AMBASSADOR RESIDENCE

WASHINGTON D.C. GERMAN

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

COMMON BOND CO-WORKING OFFICE

COMMERCIAL OFFICE

CONTENTS

03 04 BOUTIQUE RESORT AND WINERY

COMMERCIAL DESIGN

MARFA CASITA RESIDENTAL PROJECT

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

COLLABORATING WORKSPACE

E PERSPECTIVE

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COMMERCIAL DESIGN COMMON BOND CO-WORKING OFFICE FALL 2022 | JUNIOR 1ST SEMESTER

The shared co-working space design will model the importance of spatial planning, the selection of commercially used items, and the execution of following standard building codes. In addition, the space will include the overall safety of the users’ health and will ultimately secure flexibility for this multipurpose space. Considering the site, implementing, universal design code and standards from Tokyo, Japan.

Common Bond Co-working will entail a vibrant and exciting co-working space built right in the city of Tokyo. Its attraction will stem from elements of design and strategic placement of spaces. The resemblance of the Japanese Cherry Blossom will replicate as the theme for a color scheme, incorporation of the Japanese culture, and a reflection of the physical elements of the space.

01 BEHIND THE CONCEPT 2ND FLOOR BUBBLE DIAGRAM

1ST FLOOR BUBBLE DIAGRAM

Wellness Room/ Chiropractor/ Sauna

Restrooms Private Meeting Space

Restrooms

Mechanical Room

Mechanical Room

Shared Work Room/ Business Center Classroom Space 2

Classroom Space Lockers

Leisure/ Lounge Space

Collaborate Working Space

Stairs and Elevator

Cherry Blossom Lounge

Cocktail Bar

Private Office Space

Coffee Bar/ Kitchenette

Private Office Space

Stairs

Terrance

Stairs

Patio

Kitchen/ Break Space

Library, extra seating

Stairs and Elevator

Booths

Private Group Space

Reception

Lockers 2

Entry Vestibule

Collaborate Working Space

Phone Room

Booths

Slipper/ Shoe Storage

ADJACENCY MATRIX

KEY:

Leisure/ Lounge Space

Business Center Library Reception Slipper/Shoe Storage

UNIMPORTANT ADJACENCY KEY: NO ADJACENCY

UNIMPORTANT ADJACENCY

Leisure/Lounge Space Entry Vestibule Booths

SECONDARY ADJACENCY

Stairs and Elevator Coffee Bar/Kitchenette

PRIMARY ADJACENCY

Collaborate Working Space

ENTRY

Lockers Private Group Space

NO ADJACENCY

ADJACENT

SECONDARY ADJACENCY PRIMARY ADJACENCY

SEMI-ADJACENT

ENTRY

PUBLIC SPACE

ADJACENT

SEMI-PRIVATE SPACESEMI-ADJACENT PRIVATE SPACE

PUBLIC SPACE SEMI-PRIVATE SPACE PRIVATE SPACE

Private Office Space Private Meeting Space Mechanical Room Phone Room Patio Wellness Room Restrooms Terrance Cocktail Bar Kitchen/Break Space Classroom Space Cherry Blossom Lounge

Open Meeting Space

Phone Room 2

MISSION STATEMENT Common Bond is the newest co-working space to work in Tokyo, Japan. The Japanese are hard-working and extremely dedicated mostly because they are deeply rooted in the country’s history. Social factors contributing to this is their common desire to be the counterpart of the West, the collectivist mindset, and the availability of convenient services. The cultural expectation of “convenience” of 24hr services accommodates the customers but exhausts the laborers that house them. Tragic cases of ‘karoshi,’ death by overwork, have been influenced by the strict work ethic embedded in the minds of many Japanese people for generations. Some workers have other activities or hobbies to attend to, are drinking with their colleagues, or even simply bonding with their family and friends; there’s no time to relax. In consideration of the Japanese work environment, Common Bond Co-working is an inviting work space for workers are encouraged to thrive.

CHERRY BLOSSOM LOUNGE

LEISURE SPACE

cB

COMMON

1.

BOND

KEY: 1. Jacuzzi tub in wellness room for relaxation after work hours

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3.

2. Personal private phone booths for phone calls and virtual meetings 3. Upper and lower lockers: enclosed space for personal belongings 4. Enclosed cherry blossom tree lounge for biophilic relaxation

2.

5. Slipper storage for guests to take off and leave their shoes, in exchange for complimentary slippers

1ST FLOOR RENDRED FURNITURE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

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COLLABORATIVE WORKING SPACE

WOOD FLOOR

TILE FLOOR

FURNITURE FABRIC

WOOD SLAT CEILING

ELECTRICAL PLAN

STEELCASE | TASK ABOVE SEATING ARRANGEMENT IN LOUNGE SPACE

EUREKA/ODEON 80” | DECORATIVE CEILING SUSPENDED AND ABOVE LARGE GATHERING SPACE

EUREKA/EMPRESS 22” | DECORATIVE LOCATED IN PRIVATE OFFICE SPACES

EUREKA/BLOOM 15.75” | AMBIENT LOCATED IN THE LARGE GATHERING SPACE

BY ELEVATOR AND COFFEE BAR

EUREKA/BLOOM 10.5” | EMBIENT GENERAL LIGHTING LOCATED THROUGHOUT

1ST FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN NOT TO SCALE

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

SPRINKLER

11’-0” CEILING ALL THROUGH OUT

GYPSUM ON METAL STUD AT 10’-0”

11’-0” CEILING TILE WOOD SLATS TO RELATE TO JAPANESE STYLE

1ST FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NOT TO SCALE

EXIT SIGN

BULKHEAD IN LOBBY SET AT 11’-0” TO COVER TRANSITION OF FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS

The aspiration to design a collaborative coworking space was to embed an exciting design in the Japanese work culture, right in the city of Tokyo, Japan.

The decisions in the light schedule and its placement is to promote energy efficiency and sustainability. Not only this but the illuminance of the space is dedicated to helping promote the productivity of the space and interest in Common Bond. Its attraction will stem from elements of design and strategic placement of spaces.

The resemblance of the Japanese Cherry Blossom will replicate the theme for luminaire selection and the identification of Japanese culture.

LIGHT FIXTURE IS HUNG ON THE SECOND FLOOR (NOT IN CONTRACT)

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FAMILY R

ROOM PERSPECTIVE

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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN WASHINGTON D.C. GERMAN AMBASSADOR RESIDENCE SPRING 2022 | SOPHOMORE 2ND SEMESTER The Washington D.C. Ambassador Residence will encapsulate the importance of culture, traditions, and family matters. Emily Haber, the German Ambassador to the United States of America and her husband Hansjorg Haber, a retired ambassador, purchased a home in the neighborhood of Georgetown, Washington D.C and have two adult sons. The clients are expecting the home to suit their lifestyles that best expresses some of their German culture and high-end contemporary style. The Ambassador Residence is a $4 million dollar family home remodel. Both clients wish to incorporate their appreciation for cooking and entertaining. Since his retirement, Hansjorg has painted large abstract paintings from home; thus needs a studio with plentiful natural light and easy access from the master bedroom. A secluded at-home office will flatter Emily’s needs for occasional at-home working. An enclosed, mirrored yoga room located on the first floor, offers a convenience for the client’s daily practice. The clients have high expectations in a design that encompasses minimalism and cleanliness. The abstract floor-plan to the four story home, features organized sections of private and public spaces. Strategic furniture selection and space designing will benefit the importance of aging in place. This forever home will properly satisfy the needs of the clients in the delight of the German culture.

02

BEHIND THE CONCEPT

CONCEPT STATEMENT The space will evoke feelings, emotions, and memories that appear familiar to the client’s background. Taking culture, hobbies, career, and family into consideration, these unique attributes are a reflection for their own lives . Focusing on this idea, the clients will be able to imitate the act of looking through a mirror, as the interior reflects their own culture. Symbolizing a mirror, will allow the space to be personalized and singular to the client’s.

This concept will come to life by designing a space that’s intimate and exclusive to the client’s hobbies and German culture. Grays, whites, blues, and green shades will be implemented throughout the space. The materials and finishes will be sleek to balance slightly reflective countertops, and accent black fixtures, and comfortable flooring. Edges will have curvature and fluidity. Thoughtful furniture selection and arrangement will further emphasize the mirror representation.

BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

DINING ROOM

BUTLER'S PANTRY

PUBLIC

PUBLIC

COFFEE BAR

YOGA ROOM

PRIVATE

PRIVATE KITCHEN

SEMIPRIVATE

LIVING ROOM

PANTRY

SEMIPRIVATE

FAMILY ROOM

OFFICE

MUDROOM FOYER BAR

POWDER BATH

LAUNDRY UTILITIES

ENTRY

BEDROOM SUITE 1

N

N

2ND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

BU

TH

BUBBLE DIAGRAM #1

BUBBLE DIAGRAM #1

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

ADJACENCY MATRIX

BLOCKING FLOORPLANS

Foyer

Primary Adjacency

Living Room

Secondary Adjacen SECONDARY ADJACENCY

Family Room

Undesired Adjacen PRIMARY ADJACENCY

Kitchen

UNDESIRED ADJACENCY

YOGA BAR

DINING ROOM

FAMILY ROOM

Butler's Pantry

PANTRY

Pantry

BEDROOM B SUITE 2

BUTLER'S PANTRY

Coffee Bar Dining Room

OFFICE

KITCHEN

Bar

S

Powder Bath

MUDROOM COFFEE BAR

Laundry/Utility Mudroom Master Suite

FOYER

BEDROOM SUITE 1

Bedroom 1 Suite Bedroom 2 Suite Office Yoga Room

ENTRY

1ST FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

POWDER BATH

LIVING ROOM

MASTER

2ND FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

3RD FLOO NOT TO S

LAUNDRY UTILITIES

PUBLIC PRIVATE BEDROOM SUITE 2

STUDIO

SEMIPRIVATE MASTER SUITE

BEDROOM SUITE 3

N

UBBLE DIAGRAM #1

3RD FLOOR

HIRD FLOOR

Germany is located in the center of Europe. They pride themselves on their hardworking behavior and industriousness. The dominant religion in Germany is Christianity. The culture in Germany plans out everything, from agreements to day-to-day decisions where there are rarely any changes made after the agreement. Engineers are also well respected. Germans have celebrated “Oktoberfest” since 1810.

Germans are expected to follow order and structure. It is important for them to follow rules, and be timely, and in an orderly manner. This comes from the business culture in that if everyone is doing what they should be following, then the neighborhoods and cities would function smoothly.

BEDROOM SUITE 3

TILE

CABINETRY PAINT

WOOD IN BAR

FURNITURE LEATHER

STUDIO

SUITE

OR SCALE

RESEARCH

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Most German family structures consist of a father, a mother, and one kid. In fact, there is a decline in families with more than one generation living together. Extended families, including grandparents, live separated from most families.

1ST FLOOR B&W FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

N

2ND FLOOR B&W FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

N

3RD FLOOR B&W FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

N

CLOSET

BAR YOGA ROOM

BATH

DINING ROOM

CLOSET

BATH

BREAKFAST NOOK

PANTRY

FAMILY ROOM

OFFICE

BEDROOM SUITE 2

BUTLER'S PANTRY

BEDROOM SUITE 3

MW

KITCHEN STUDIO

S DW

MUDROOM

REF

CLOSET

COFFEE BAR

BATH

MASTER BATH

POWDER BATH

FOYER

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM SUITE 1 LAUNDRY/ UTILITIES

ENTRY

1ST FLOOR RENDERED FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

MASTER BEDROOM

MASTER CLOSET

2ND FLOOR RENDERED FLOORPLAN

N

NOT TO SCALE

3RD FLOOR RENDERED FLOORPLAN

N

NOT TO SCALE

N

DETAILED ELEVATIONS

MILLWORK

NOT TO SCALE

N

YOGA ROOM ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE

N

MASTER BEDROOM ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE

N

STUDIO ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE

N

RENDERINGS

STUDIO ELEVATION

KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE

BAR PERSPECTIVE

MASTER BEDROOM ELEVATION

YOGA ROOM ELEVATION

EXTERIOR ELEVATION

MASTER BATHROOM ELEVATION

03

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN MARFA CASITA, TEXAS RE-DESIGN SPRING 2021 | FRESHMAN 2ND SEMESTER

The small desert city of Marfa, Texas, for years, has remained a historic, tourist attraction for visitors, artists, and even celebrities. The Marfa Casita Project establishes a modernistic 1920s remodel to the single-family home for a mid-aged couple from Austin, Texas. Client 1 is a full-time painter and client 2 is a dedicated freelance writer, whom both wish to incorporate their appreciation for art within their home. The clients have high expectations of a design that encompasses minimalism, and cleanliness throughout, with additional artwork elements of their own. Despite the small floor plan of the building, the clients expressed the need for a high-end kitchen that will easily entertain up to 30 guest and multi-functional spaces that allows the two to freely work at home if needed.

The simple, artistic lifestyle of the couple will be embraced in the desert of West Texas, for this forever home.

03 BEHIND THE CONCEPT

CONCEPT STATEMENT Hot spa rocks are a symbol of a polished, comforting interior. The purpose is to establish a soothing space that will ease an aura to replicate spa rocks. Understanding the peacefulness of Marfa implies the restfulness of the town, in comparison to the hustle and bustle lifestyle the clients are used to. The particular reason for the circumstance in this project is to underlay the purpose of hot spa rocks, which signifies how to achieve smoothness, relaxation, and flat, clean surfaces for the interior.

Playing with light and color will ultimately generate an environment that expresses calmness, comfort, and cleanliness by incorporating organic and earthy materials. Tints of orange and brown colors will embody Marfa’s profound playfulness while adding subtle soft whites and natural tones to resemble the distilled, calming sensation of spa rocks. To keep this design minimalistic and gentle, the furniture will have flat, polished tops and curvilinear edges and lines. In reflection of this vision, the clients will finally have a sense of effortless comfort in their Marfa home project.

ADJACENCY MATRIX

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

Zoning:

Key:

P P P P PR PR PR SP SP SP SP SP

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Primary Adjacency Secondary Adjacency Undesired Adjacency Neutral

Key: KITCHEN

PATIO

Major Adjacency Minor Adjacency Public

PR: Private P: Public SP: Semi-Private

Private

DINING

UTILITIES

LIVING

Semi-Private

CLOSET

GUEST BATH

GUEST BED

MASTER BED

ENTRY

OFFICE

MASTER BATH

ENTER

ANNOTATIONS:

Annotations:

K.

A. Desk materials for writer/space for

guests A. Desk materials for writer B. Accessible and space forhalf-bath guestsfor guests

C. Utilities

G.

D.

Master Bedroom

2nd Bath

D. High-end kitchen/appliances, easy for

cooking/dining capability C. Stacked washer and dryer,

enterE. Seats through kitchen 6-8 people, standardarea table height F. Formalized living space that seats 6-8

ANNOTATIONS:

Kitchen

C. Stacked washer/dryer, enter through

B. Accessible half-bath for the kitchen area guests

D. High end kitchen and people, no tv appliances, easy for cooking G. View of mountains through windows, and dining capablility ANNOTATIONS:

B.

H. Walk-in with standard skylight E. Seats 6-8 shower people, tableI. Two height sinks and a separate toilet room

Office/ Guest Bed

J. His and her's closet with built-in storage

Door Access

Dining

E.

C. Multifunctional bedroom for guests,

I. Two sinks and seperate including an office space toilet room

F. High-end range above stove

Master Bath

F.

Living

A. PATHS OF EGRESS FLOORPLAN

I.

H.

K. Access to patio and garage G. View of mountains from the master through this door bedroom

Key:

H. Skylight in the center of the master bathroom

Windows

I. Large windows to see the mountain

range Circulation

Entry

NOT TO SCALE

H. Walk-inentryway fancy shower with skylight B. Dining seats 6 people

D. Electric fireplace that centers the living

door

G. View Key: of mountains through windows, Windowsincludes night stands, lamps, and book nook Circulation

Annotations: A. View of open concept house from

J. His and her's closet with room built-in storage E. Access to the back patio compartments

includes nightstands/lamps/book nook

F. Formalized living space that K. Access to patio and garage through this seats 6-8 people, no tv

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J. 2-foot doors to coat closet

J.

Door Access

Closet

N

B&W ANNO

NOT TO SCA

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Throughout the timely process of creating a space that embodies my concept, hot spa rocks, I tied together with smooth, darkened materials, curvilinear lines, and a balance between soft and rigid surfaces amongst everything pieced together the perfect home for the clients. Encompassing my desire to focus on designing a space that reflects minimalism and modernism has allowed me to tie my concept of hot spa rocks, the artistic desert lifestyle of Marfa, Texas, and most importantly, the needs of the clients.

OTATED FLOORPLAN

ALE

N

RENDERED FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

N

HAND RENDERED WEST KITCHEN ELEVATIONS

BATHROOM FURNITU

HAND RENDERED SOUTH KITCHEN ELEVATIONS

MASTER BEDROOM F

NOT TO SCALE

NOT TO SCALE

URE AND MATERIALS BOARD

FURNITURE AND MATERIALS BOARD

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18

DINING ROOM FURNITURE AND MATERIALS BOARD

10

16

KITCHEN FURNITURE AND MATERIALS BOARD

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COMMERCIAL DESIGN BOUTIQUE RESORT AND WINERY SPRING 2023 | JUNIOR 2ND SEMESTER

La Callista is an enchanting resort where guests are wrapped in a luxurious wine experience while paying homage to the cultural vibrance of Fredericksburg, Texas.

Guests will experience a deep connection with the spanish-mediterranean ambience through both architecture and interiors, while relaxing in a fantastically comfortable space. 145 breathtaking acres beckon you to connect with memories, wine, food, history, and an unforgettable getaway. La Callista has the most beautiful landscape and event spaces for your happily ever after. Forty blissful cottages await you with soothing textures, natural materials, luxurious bedding, and special indoor & outdoor features. With over 4,000 square feet of modern gathering and food spaces, La Callista is an ideal wine country venue. One part dynamic Spanish and two parts romantic modern Mediterranean, La Callista is a quintessential Fredericksburg retreat.

04

BEHIND THE CONCEPT

PROBLEM STATEMENT The boutique resort and winery design encompasses 145 breathtaking acres of Fredericksburg, Texas. The premises of the property must accommodate visitors for wine tasting experience and resort stay, and applying universal and ADA design. There are 40 cottages that must provide a comfortable and safe getaway. Venue space needs to accommodate at least 4,000 people and include a stage for musicians to perform live music. The venue space must also be considered to be used as a wedding and or event space. The wine tasting experience must help the guest enjoy the pleasures of history, socialization, and of course wine! The resort has to include plentiful parking space and complementary golf cart transportation for those with disabilities and for all other guests. The Cork is the restaurant available for all guests and must be influenced by the culinary traditions of the Texas Hill Country.

RESEARCH Goals that accommodate ADA: On site accessible self-parking, service animals allowed for persons with disabilities, all entryways and doorways at least 32”, 46” exterior entry pathways, ramp entry to rooms, strobe and audible fire alarm, smoke alarm, and carbon monoxide detector for both visually and hearing impaired, accessible table at 30” height with 29” clearance for wheelchair, 34” wet bar countertop, telephone with volume control and visual call alert, electrical outlet next to telephone for TTY, twist knob light/lamp control, lever door handles, lowered A/C and heat controls, lowered closet rod, lowered shelving, accessible shelving, 36” clearance throughout room and next to bed, power and USB outlets on bedside tables on both sides of bed, with clear space, and furnishings arranged to accommodate wheelchair

COTTAGE FURNITURE FLOORPLANS

COTTAGE A FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

COTTAGE B FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

COTTAGE C FURNITURE FLOORPLAN LEVEL 1 NOT TO SCALE

WINE TASTING DIMENTION PLAN NOT TO SCALE

VENUE DIMENTION PLAN NOT TO SCALE

COTTAGE ELEVATIONS

37' - 4 3/8" 13' - 0 5/16"

4' - 10"

7' - 6 15/16" 15' - 0" 1' - 2" 9' - 6" 7' - 8 5/16"

5' - 0"

8' - 2"

5' - 4"

44' - 2" 7' - 8 5/16"

7' - 8 5/16" 2' - 6" 2' - 6" 5' - 0" 3' - 2" 2' - 10" 2' - 6"4' - 10" 3' - 01'1/2" - 71'1/2" - 2" 11' - 7 1/16" 3' - 4 15/16" 7' - 6 15/16"

7' - 6 15/16"

10' - 1 1/4"2' - 11 1' 1/16" - 4" 3' - 6"

11' - 6 1/16" 19' - 6 1/16"

11' - 10"

7' - 8 5/16"

10' - 11 1/8" 0' - 6 15/16" 7' - 8 5/16"

7' - 8 1/16" 6' - 1 7/8"5' - 4 3/16" 7' - 8 5/16"

DIMENTION PLANS C.

D. Cottage A Outdoor Shower 17 Cottage A Bathroom 16

B.

Cottage A Toilet Room 15 Cottage A Closet

Cottage A Main Living and Bedroom

14

12

Cottage A Laundry 13

A.

A. BAY WINDOW FOR DINING ROOM TABLE SPACE B. OPEN CONCEPT LIVING, KITCHEN, AND SINGLE SUITE COTTAGE C. CURTAIN WALL ALONG NORTH WALL FOR BIOFILIA VIEWS D. OPEN ROOFS IN OUTDOOR SHOWERS; CONTAINS SURROUNDING WALLS

1

COTTAGE A DIMENTION PLAN 1" = 10'-0"

MARISSA CORTEZ LA CALLISTA

COTTAGE A DIMENTION PLAN Project number Project Number Issue Date Date Author Drawn by Checker Scale Checked by

A101 1" = 10'-0"

4/21/2023 3:02:00 PM

ELEVATIONS

THANK YOU! YOU !

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(310)729-8524

Email:

marissa.cortez@ttu.edu

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