V.2 #1.3

UNION COOP - Motor City Site VOL-2 ::: FITOUT WORKS – CONCEPT DESIGN STAGE INTERIOR DESIGN - PRESENTATION#1.2 DATE: 22.06.19

VERSION v#1.2

::: VOL.2 ::: DESIGN THEORY

V1.2 ::: VOLUME-2

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DESIGN WORKFLOW

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DESIGN WORK FLOW BIM PIPE LINE FOR INSTANT SHOP DRAWINGS PRODUCTION

BIM OF EXISTING

RESEARCH DESIGN ALTERNATIVES

CONC EPT

• BIM MODEL TO SERVE AS BASIS OF DESIGN CONTEXT + SHOP DRAWINGS PRODUCTION. • AND PROVIDES MEASUREMENTS INFO FOR DESIGN REVIEW & DECISION MAKINGS.

•REVIEW THE MODULE •RESEARCH BASIS OF DESIGN •RESEARCH ALL POSSIBILE CONCEPTS

DESIGN

FO DESIGN

DESIGN CONFIRMATION

APPROVAL

•SHOP DRAWINGS PRODUCTION •COORDINATION WITH MAIN WORKS CONTRACTOR FOR ACTUAL RCPLAYOUT OF SERVICES. •MATERIALS APPROVAL OF SAMPLES. •MOCKUPS APPROVAL OF ASSEMBLIES.

WORK FLOW UTILIZED – ADPOPTED TO ARRIVE AT CURRENT SUBMITTAL’S DELIVERABLES

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2F - 3F RESIDENTIAL FLOORS

PALETTE OF FINISHES & MOOD BOARDS

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MATERIALS PALETTES MOOD BOARDS RESEARCH :::

PURE CONTRAST

PASTEL COLORS SELECTIONS

ZONES ARE TO RESPOND TO CONTRAST RELATIONSHIPS – REFER TO SECTION#2 8

MATERIALS PALETTES MOOD BOARDS RESEARCH :::

HARMONY

+ CONTRAST ACCENT

PASTEL COLORS SELECTIONS

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HARMONY CONTRAST ACCENT COLOR x1 9

MATERIALS PALETTES _____ MOOD BOARD RESEARCH :::

GLAZED WALLS ::: Lesser Maintenance + Longer life time + Enhanced FM. Painted walls are not recommended in residential floors.

DARK FLOORS IN CORRIDORS ::: Longer residential corridor visual impact.

CONTRAST ACCENT COLORS – AE PREFERRED TO BE USED VERTICALLY TO DECREASE DEPTH 10

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

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DESIGN BASIS –A A1- Visual impact comparison between use of vertical interior lines versus horizontal.

Use of horizontal lines in the interior space increases the illusion of “longer corridor” towards infinity.

On contrary, Vertical lines contribute towards higher ceiling spaces and “shorter corridor” visual illusion.

DESIGN BASIS –A A1- Visual impact comparison between use of vertical interior lines versus horizontal.

SHORTER DEPTH + INCREASED HEIGHTS

Favorable in

deeper space interiors situations.

DEEPER DEPTH + LOWER HEIGHTS

not recommended

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DESIGN BASIS –A A1- Visual impact comparison between use of vertical interior lines versus horizontal.

LONGER CORRIDORS

and increased

“infinity depth” which negatively affects the 60m deep corridors within the project.

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DESIGN BASIS –A A2.1 Recommendation : Vertical visual lines adoption, instead of horizontal.

VERTICAL LINES ::: Shorter infinity illusion + visual feeling of shallower residential corridor.

HORIZONTAL LINES ::: Longer residential corridor optical illusion + horizon visual impact.

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DESIGN BASIS –A A2.2 Recommendation : Vertical visual lines adoption, instead of horizontal.

VERTICAL LINES ::: Increased visual impact of higher ceiling level - in the already shallow FCL of 2400mm.

HORIZONTAL LINES ::: Decreased ceiling height and lower vertical depth.

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DESIGN BASIS –B Use of Standard Module

MODULARITY

Design Module 600x600mm

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DESIGN BASIS –B Use of Standard Module

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MODULARITY CONFORMS WITH CONVENIENT PROJECT STREAMLINED MATERIALS LIFE CYCLE FROM MANUFACTURING TO FM, MAINTENACE & ASSETS MANAGEMENT.

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REDUCES WASTE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS.

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DESIGN BASIS –C TILES PATTERNS IN MODULAR RATIIOS

3F - 2F RESIDENTIAL CORRIDOR POSSIBLE FLOOR PATTERNS LAYOUTS

OPTION-1 USE OF INSITU CUT TILES PATTERNS REFERENCE TO CORRIDOR DIMENSIONS.

2.00 0.40

1.20

0.40

2.0 0

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DESIGN BASIS –C TILES PATTERNS IN MODULAR RATIIOS

3F - 2F RESIDENTIAL POSSIBLE FLOOR PATTERNS LAYOUTS

OPTION-1 : POSSIBLE VARIATION - BASED ON 600x600mm MODULE Note: All the layouts given - are detailed drawings in CAD, based on actual tender documents received for available corridor width.

A

B

C

D

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G

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J

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Pattern # D - is the most widely used for in classical / conventional residential corridors.

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DESIGN BASIS –C TILES PATTERNS IN MODULAR RATIIOS

POSSIBLE FLOOR PATTERNS LAYOUTS

OPTION-2 : USE OF PRE-MANUFACTURED PATTERNED TILES. Single Tile 600x1200mm

TILING PATTERNS : REFERENCE TO 600x600mm MODULE. 21

DESIGN BASIS –D Longer Corridor – broken into several partial interior zones of different but homogeneous finishes.

OPTION-1 ZONING IN LONG CORRIDOR

FINISHES ARE UNIFIED IN GIVEN ZONES A & B RESPECTIVELY - incompliance with design basis - C 22

DESIGN BASIS –D Longer Corridor – broken into several partial interior zones of different but homogeneous finishes.

3F - 2F RESIDENTIAL POSSIBLE FLOOR PATTERNS LAYOUTS

OPTION-2 : USE OF PRE-MANUFACTURED PATTERNED TILES.

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DESIGN BASIS –D Longer Corridor – broken into several partial interior zones of different but homogeneous finishes.

OPTION-2 ZONING IN LONG CORRIDOR

FINISHES ARE UNIFIED IN GIVEN ZONES A & B 24

DESIGN BASIS –D Longer Corridor – broken into several partial interior zones of different but homogeneous finishes.

OPTION-2 ZONING IN LONG CORRIDOR

OPTION-1 ZONING IN LONG CORRIDOR

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DESIGN BASIS –E AUXILARY ACCENT LIGHTING

LINEAR STRIP WALLS & CEILINGS LIGHTS

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DESIGN BASIS –E AUXILARY ACCENT LIGHTING

LINEAR STRIP WALLS & CEILINGS LIGHTS

FIXED EQUAL DISTRIBUTION ::: Lesser modular dimensions.

ALTERNATING PATTERNED DISTIBUTIONS ::: Enhanced visual impacts.

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DESIGN BASIS –E AUXILARY ACCENT LIGHTING

3F - 2F RESIDENTIAL CONCEPT - 1A : WALL + CEILING - LINEAR AUXILIARY LIGHTS

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VARIATIONS IN LUMINAIRES LENGTHS. DOWN LIGHT WITH EACH FLAT ENTRANCE DOOR. 28

DESIGN BASIS –E1 AUXILARY ACCENT LIGHTING

3F - 2F RESIDENTIAL CONCEPT - 2A : PROJECTOR LIGHTING - LINEAR AUXILIARY LIGHTS ● ●

LOW MAINTENANCE & CONVENIENT COLOR CONTROL MULTI-DIRECTIONAL ADJUSTABLE

LED CREE 5W 220V SNYKA

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DESIGN BASIS –E2 AUXILARY ACCENT LIGHTING

3F - 2F RESIDENTIAL CONCEPT - 1B : LINEAR FLOOR + WALL + CEILING AUX LIGHTING LOW MAINTENANCE & CONVENIENT COLOR CONTROL ●

MULTI-DIRECTIONAL ADJUSTABLE

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ALTERNATIVE SIDES OF LUMINAIRES.

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FLOOR MOUNTED LUMINAIRES.

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CUT SHEETS LIGHTS

CUT SHEETS - LIGHTS AUXILARY ACCENT LIGHTING

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::: ABOUT

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::: FIN :::

END ::: VOLUME-1

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::: FIN :::

END ::: VOLUME-2

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