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ROSALIND C H U A N G ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO 2026

Professional Work

LAUNDRY WAREHOUSE COMMERCIAL

THE COVE

RETAIL / ENTERTAINMENT

RICHMOND CENTRE

MIXED-USE / TOD & URBAN DESIGN / RETAIL

THE SQUARE

MASTER PLANNING / MIXED-USE

CITY CENTRE RETAIL

MALL OF SAUDI MIXED-USE / RETAIL

LAUNDRY WAREHOUSE laundry exterior concept - option 1 - Dutch gable roof study

METAL LOUVERS POTENTIAL SOLAR TUBES

REDESIGN 1 — ACTIVATE THE STREET FACADE

Commercial Development in Hawaii Company: Bench Dog Architects Role: Job Captain, Lead Designer Phases: CD + CA

laundry exterior concept - option 2 - split gable roof CONTINUOUS CLERESTORY WINDOW

METAL LOUVERS

DUTCH GABLE ROOF

VERTICAL BI-FOLD DOOR

STANDING SEAM METAL AWNING

METAL LOUVERS

METAL LOUVERS METAL LOUVERS

STANDING SEAM METAL SHED ROOF & COLUMNS

PROGRAM REORGANIZATION AND EXTERIOR STUDIES

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

STANDING SEAM METAL SHED ROOF & COLUMNS

VERTICAL METAL SIDING

VERTICAL RIBBED METAL SIDING STANDING SEAM METAL AWNING

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

PROGRAM REORGANIZATION

OPTION 1 — DUTCH GABLE ROOF BIO FILTRATION AREA

laundry exterior concept - FRASER ACTIVATION - Proposed Plan FRASER AVENUE

OPTION 2 — SPLIT GABLE ROOF BIO FILTRATION AREA

WINDOWS

VIEW FROM ENTRY AND LOADING ELEVATION

laundry exterior concept - option 1 -Dutch gable roof study

laundry exterior concept - option 2 - split gable roof

METAL LOUVERS

METAL LOUVERS DUTCH GABLE ROOF

COVERED OUTDOOR PATIO 500 SF

I joined this commercial laundry warehouse project as Job Captain and Lead Designer during CD, when the client requested that the previously developed building design be relocated to a new site. I updated the existing Revit model and adapted the documentation while maintaining the original building design and plan layout.

WINDOWS

VIEW FROM ENTRY AND LOADING ELEVATION

POTENTIAL SOLAR TUBES

METAL LOUVERS

STANDING SEAM METAL AWNING

BREAK ROOM

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M PROVE M E NT S

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

RE-LOCATE OFFICE, STAFF BREAK ROOM AND RESTROOMS

METAL LOUVERS POTENTIAL SOLAR TUBES

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

REFERENCE IMAGES laundry exterior concept - option 2 - split gable roof

METAL LOUVERS

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P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M P ROVE M E NT S

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

STANDING SEAM METAL AWNING

DUTCH GABLE ROOF

STANDING SEAM METAL AWNING

METAL LOUVERS STANDING SEAM METAL SHED ROOF & COLUMNS

METAL LOUVERS

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

METAL LOUVERS

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

STANDING SEAM METAL SHED ROOF & COLUMNS

VERTICAL METAL SIDING

VERTICAL RIBBED METAL SIDING STANDING SEAM METAL AWNING

WINDOWS

TRANSLUCENT WINDOW PANEL

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

TRANSLUCENT WINDOW PANEL

COVERED LANAI

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CONTINUOUS CLERESTORY WINDOW

METAL LOUVERS

VERTICAL BI-FOLD DOOR

OFFICE

WINDOWS

VERTICAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

REFERENCE IMAGES laundry exterior concept - option 1 - Dutch gable roof study

VERTICAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

METAL LOUVERS

ACTIVATE FRASER ELEVATION WITH PROGRAM USES.

TRANSLUCENT WINDOW PANEL

HORIZONTAL RIBBED METAL SIDING

COVERED LANAI TRANSLUCENT WINDOW PANEL

NEW LAUNDRY FACILITY

DEDICATED MEDICAL LAUNDRY ROOMS

BIO FILTRATION AREA

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M P ROVE M E NT S

RELOCATE CUSTOMER PICK-UP & DROP OFF

FITTING ROOM

BIO FILTRATION AREA

WINDOWS

VIEW FROM ENTRY AND LOADING ELEVATION

VIEW FROM STREET VIEW FROM FRASER AVENUE

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P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M P ROVE M E NT S

DUTCH GABLE ROOF views

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Split gable roof views

REFERENCE IMAGES

PICK-UP DROP-OFF

WINDOWS

VIEW FROM ENTRY AND LOADING ELEVATION

VIEW FROM STREET VIEW FROM FRASER AVENUE

REFERENCE IMAGES

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M P ROVE M E NT S

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P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M PROVE M E NT S

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PREVIOUS LOCATION: BREAK ROOM, OFFICE, RESTROOMS AND CUSTOMER PICK-UP & DROP OFF

BIOFILTRATION LANDSCAPING

LAUNDRY SITE PLAN

Following the site relocation, the project underwent two major redesigns driven by evolving client requests. The ﬁrst focused on activating the street-facing side through program reorganization, adding dedicated medical laundry rooms, a new covered lanai, and roof and exterior studies. The second explored an expanded healthcare textile (HCT) processing area through two operational workﬂow options, with corresponding plan, equipment, and exterior studies.

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M PROVE M E NT S

NORTHFACADE FACADE - VIEW FROM STREET NORTH

I led the design revisions and technical documentation while coordinating with the client and consultants and developing design presentations to support client decision-making. Working within an accelerated schedule, I option 1 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW maintained project coordination and documentation quality through multiple redesigns and successfully delivered the ﬁnal CD set. I continued to support the project through CA, coordinating with consultants and reviewing RFIs and submittals. RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS

10 7

10 8

STAFF BREAKROOM

IT CLOSET

10 6

10 9

12 10

10 4

10 11 13.1 10

10 3

13 10

16 10

15 10

CUSTOMER DROP-OFF/ PICK-UP

10 1

19 10 17 10

ALTERATIONS CHANGING ROOM

18 10

SOUTH FACADE

OPTION 1 — EXPANDED ADDITION

option 1 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW option 1 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS LEGEND 10 1 10 2

SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT HEALTHCARE TEXTILE PROCESSING & RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES SOILED ITEMS SORTING

10 3

CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS

10 4

CHEMICAL AREA

10 5

SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS

10 6

LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS STAFF 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS MECHANICAL/ SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFF BREAKROOM UNIFORMS

10 7

BOILER ROOM

10 8

18 10

IT CLOSET LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS STAFF 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS 10 6 BREAKROOM MECHANICAL/ ROOM WET TO BOILER DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS 10 9 12 IT CLOSET 10 WET TO DRY10 4AND FOLD10 6IRONERS FOR SHEETS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 10 9 12 10 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 10 4 11ITEMS & 10 STEAM TUNNEL/STORAGE CONVEYOR FOR RESORT10 10 3 STAFF UNIFORMS OFFICE 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 GROUND LEVEL GARMENT ACCESS 10 ALTERATIONS 10 3 14 10 13 CHANGING 10 ROOM GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD OFFICE 16 10 CUSTOMER 15 10 DROP-OFF/ PICK-UP ALTERATIONS RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS & DRYERS CHANGING 14 10 13 10 ROOM 10 1 10 16 19 10 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL 10 & RESORT DRY CLEANING & VALET CUSTOMER 15 DROP-OFF/ PICK-UP 17 10 18 10 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 1 19 10 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 17 10 18 10 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING ROOM

19 10

CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT

10 9 10 10 11

13 10 OFFICE

14 10

REDESIGN 2 — HEALTHCARE TEXTILE (HCT) PROCESSING

12 10

10 5

NORTHFACADE FACADE - VIEW FROM STREET NORTH

OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW DIAGRAMS

RESTROOMS

MECHANICAL/ BOILER ROOM

10 2

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13.1 10

14 10 15 10 16 10 17 10

RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS

option 1 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

10 1

HEALTHCARE CLEANTEXTILE LINEN PROCESSING

RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES

SOIL LINEN SOIL LINEN P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / CE NTR AL L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y / 1 2 /05/2 02 4 // 2

CLEAN LINEN

CLEAN LINEN / 1 2 /05/2 02 4 // 2

CLEAN LINEN

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / CE NTR AL L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y

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option 2 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS LEGEND 10 2 SOILED ITEMS SORTING 10 1 SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FORTEXTILE ALL RESORT ITEMS & RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES HEALTHCARE PROCESSING 10 2 SOILED ITEMS SORTING 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFF UNIFORMS 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS STAFF 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS MECHANICAL/ 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFF BREAKROOM UNIFORMS BOILER ROOM 10 9 WET TO DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS IT CLOSET 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS STAFF 10 WET TO DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR SHEETS 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS 10 6 BREAKROOM MECHANICAL/ ROOM 10 9 WET TO BOILER DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 10 9 12 IT CLOSET 10 10 WET TO DRY4AND FOLD10 IRONERS FOR SHEETS 12 STEAM TUNNEL/STORAGE10 10 11 CONVEYOR6 FOR RESORT ITEMS & 10 STAFF UNIFORMS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 10 9 12 10 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 10 4 13 GROUND LEVEL 10 GARMENT ACCESS 12 STEAM 10 11ITEMS & 10 TUNNEL/STORAGE CONVEYOR FOR RESORT10 10 3 STAFF UNIFORMS 13.1 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD OFFICE 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 13 GROUND LEVEL GARMENT ACCESS 10 10 ALTERATIONS 14 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS 10 & DRYERS 10 3 18 10 14 10 13 CHANGING 10 ROOM 13.1 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD OFFICE 16 10 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL & RESORT DRY 10 15 CLEANING & VALET CUSTOMER 10 DROP-OFF/ 17 10 PICK-UP ALTERATIONS 14 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS & DRYERS 10 CHANGING 16 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 18 10 14 10 13 10 ROOM 10 1 10 16 19 10 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL 10 10 & RESORT DRY CLEANING & VALET CUSTOMER 15 17 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 10 DROP-OFF/ 17 10 PICK-UP 16 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 18 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING 10 ROOM 10 1 19 10 17 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 10 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 18 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING ROOM 10 HEALTHCARE TEXTILE PROCESSING RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 SOIL LINEN SOIL LINEN

option 2 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

SOIL LINEN

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / CE NTR AL L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y

LEGEND

SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT HEALTHCARE TEXTILE PROCESSING & RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES 10 2 LEGEND SOILED ITEMS SORTING 10 1 SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL&RESORT ITEMS RESORT LAUNDRY UNIFORMS 10 2 SOILED ITEMS SORTING 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFF UNIFORMS 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS STAFF 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS MECHANICAL/ 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFFBREAKROOM UNIFORMS ROOM 10 9 WET TOBOILER DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS IT CLOSET 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS STAFF 10 WET TO DRY AND FOLD 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS 10 6 IRONERS FOR SHEETS BREAKROOM MECHANICAL/ BOILER ROOM 10 9 WET TO DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 10 9 12 10 IT CLOSET 10 WET TO DRY FOR SHEETS 10 4 AND FOLD IRONERS 10 6 FOR 12 STEAM TUNNEL/STORAGE 10 10 11ITEMS & CONVEYOR RESORT UNIFORMS 10 11STAFF TOWEL FOLDERS 10 9 12 10 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 10 4CONVEYOR 13 10 10 GARMENT ACCESS 12GROUND 11 10 STEAMLEVEL TUNNEL/STORAGE FOR RESORT ITEMS & 10 10 3 STAFF UNIFORMS 13.1 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD OFFICE 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 13 GROUND LEVEL GARMENT ACCESS 10 ALTERATIONS 10 14 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS 10 & DRYERS 10 3 14 10 13 CHANGING 10 ROOM 13.1 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD OFFICE 16 CLEANING & VALET 10 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL10 10 & RESORT DRY CUSTOMER 15 DROP-OFF/ PICK-UP ALTERATIONS 14 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS & DRYERS 10 16 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 18 10 14 10 13 CHANGING 10 ROOM 10 1 19 10 16 & VALET 10 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL & RESORT DRY 10 CLEANING CUSTOMER 15 10 17 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 10 DROP-OFF/ 17 10 10 PICK-UP 17 10 18 16 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 18 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING 10 ROOM 10 1 19 10 17 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 10 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 18 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING ROOM 10 RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 SOIL LINEN

SOUTH FACADE

OPTION 2 — WITHIN EXISTING FOOTPRINT

LEGEND

option 2 OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS CLEAN LINEN SOIL LINEN

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / CE NTR AL L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y

RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES

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CLEAN LINEN

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P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / CE NTR AL L AU N D

10 1 SORTING SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT 10 2 LEGEND SOILED ITEMS SORTING 10 2 SOILED ITEMS HEALTHCARE TEXTILE PROCESSING & RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES 10 1 SOILED ITEMS ENTER PLANT 10 2 SOILED SORTING 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS ITEMS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS 10 2 SOILED ITEMS SORTING 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 4 CHEMICAL10 AREA 10 3 CARTS UNDER SLINGS FOR ALL RESORT ITEMS 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 4 CHEMICAL AREA 10 5 SMALL & DRYERS FORTOWELS VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FORWASHERS SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, & TABLE LINENS 10 5 SMALL WASHERS & DRYERS FOR VARIOUS RESORT ITEMS 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR&SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFF UNIFORMS 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS STAFF UNIFORMS 10 6 LARGE WASHERS FOR SHEETS, PILLOW CASE, TOWELS & TABLE LINENS 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFF UNIFORMS 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FOR TOWELS STAFF 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS MECHANICAL/ 10 7 SMALL DRYERS FOR RESORT ITEMS & STAFFBREAKROOM UNIFORMS 10 8 AND LARGE FOR TOWELS ROOM 10 9 WET TOBOILER DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS 10 9 WET TO DRY FOLDDRYERS IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS STAFF 10 7 10 8 RESTROOMS BREAKROOM IT CLOSET 10 8 LARGE DRYERS FORMECHANICAL/ TOWELS BOILER ROOM 10 9 WET TO AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS 10 WET TO DRY AND FOLD 10 WET TO DRY AND FOLD DRY IRONERS FOR SHEETS 10 6 IRONERS FOR SHEETS IT CLOSET 10 9 WET TO DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR PILLOW CASES & TABLE LINENS 10 WET TO DRY AND FOLD IRONERS FOR SHEETS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 6 10 910 12 10 10 WET TO DRY FOR SHEETS 10 4 AND FOLD IRONERS 10 11 TOWEL FOLDERS 12 STEAM TUNNEL/STORAGE 10 10 11 12 STEAM TUNNEL/STORAGE 10 CONVEYOR FOR RESORT CONVEYOR FOR RESORT ITEMS & 10 9 ITEMS & 12 10 UNIFORMS STAFF UNIFORMS 10 11STAFF TOWEL FOLDERS 10 4 10 11 12 STEAM TUNNEL/STORAGE CONVEYOR FOR RESORT ITEMS & 10 10 5 10 2 13.1 10 UNIFORMS 13 10 10 GARMENT ACCESS 13 GROUND LEVELSTAFF 10 GARMENT ACCESS 12GROUND 10 STEAMLEVEL TUNNEL/STORAGE CONVEYOR FOR RESORT ITEMS & 10 5 10 3 10 2 STAFF UNIFORMS 13.1 10 13.1 13.1 13CONVEYOR 10 GROUND OVERHEAD LEVEL GARMENT ACCESS 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD 10 GARMENTS OFFICE 10 10 3 13 GROUND LEVEL GARMENT ACCESS 10 13.1 ALTERATIONS 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD 14 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS & DRYERS 10 14 10 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS & DRYERS OFFICE 18 10 14 10 13 CHANGING 10 ROOM 13.1 10 GARMENTS CONVEYOR OVERHEAD 16 CLEANING & VALET 10 ALTERATIONS 14FINISHERS 10 RETAIL &FOR GUEST VALET WASHERS DRYERS & VALET 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL10 10 & RESORT DRY 15 PRESSES & 10 RETAIL & RESORT DRY& CLEANING CUSTOMER 15 18 10 DROP-OFF/ 14 10 13 CHANGING 10 ROOM 17 10 PICK-UP 14 RETAIL & GUEST VALET WASHERS & DRYERS 10 16 10 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL & RESORT DRY CLEANING & VALET 16 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 16 35 LB DRY 10 10 CLEANING MACHINE CUSTOMER 15 10 10 10 1 DROP-OFF/ 17& RESORT DRY19 10 15 PRESSES & FINISHERS FOR RETAIL 10 CLEANING & VALET PICK-UP 16 35 10 LB DRY &CLEANING 17 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 10 17 HCT (MEDICAL) 10 WASHER CHEMICALMACHINE STORAGE ROOM 10 1 19 10 16 35 LB DRY CLEANING MACHINE 10 17 HCT 10 (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 18 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING ROOM 10 18 HCT (MEDICAL) 10 DRYER & FOLDING ROOM 17 HCT (MEDICAL) WASHER & CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOM 10 18 EXIT 10 HCT PLANT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING ROOM 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 19 CLEAN ITEMS 10 18 HCT (MEDICAL) DRYER & FOLDING ROOM 10 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 RESORT LAUNDRY & UNIFORMS HEALTHCARE TEXTILE PROCESSING RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES 19 CLEAN ITEMS EXIT PLANT 10 SOIL LINEN TEXTILE PROCESSINGSOIL RETAIL/RESORT VALET SERVICES SOIL HEALTHCARE LINEN LINEN HEALTHCARE CLEANTEXTILE LINEN PROCESSING

CLEAN LINEN

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LEGEND

CLEAN LINEN

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CLEAN LINEN SOIL LINEN

P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’LINEN I / CE NTR AL L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y CLEAN

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LAUNDRY WAREHOUSE

FINAL DESIGNconcept — DUTCH GABLE ROOF WITH HCT ADDITION laundry study - option 3B DUTCH Gable roof NO LOUVERS

LOUVERS INTEGRATED INTO WINDOW SYSTEM

ENTRY ANDLOADING LOADINGELEVATION VIEW ENTRY AND VIEW

LOUVERS INTEGRATED INTO WINDOW SYSTEM

GABLE ROOF TURNED TO FACE STREET

LOUVERS INTEGRATED INTO WINDOW SYSTEM MP-1

NOTE: THESE VIEWS SHOW THE APPROXIMATE WALL LOUVERS REQUIRED FOR PASSIVE COOLING AND NATURAL VENTILATION

FRASER STREET ELEVATION VIEW

NORTH FACADE - VIEW FROM STREET P Ū L AMA L ĀNA’ I / L AU N D RY FACI LIT Y I M PROVE M E NT S

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THE COVE Retail + Entertainment Development in Hawaii Company: Bench Dog Architects Role: Designer, Job Captain Phases: Concept through CD concept design - users & journey moments As Job Captain, I contributed to the design development and coordination of this large-scale retail and entertainment development in Hawaii, which included retail shops, F+B, an event venue, and Luau entertainment. I developed Concept, SD, and DD packages for client review and pricing exercises, balancing design weekend intent, loungers PROFILE constructability, and project coordination. A professional couple in their 40s

Concept Elevations - Building 6 & 7 Elevations Opti

Concept Elevations - Building 6 & 7 Elevations Options

the locals, the champions of all occasion f&B and retail 1

BUILDING 7 MAUKA ELEVATION OPTION -A

6 3

with older children in both high school and college. They live nearby in a resort-style townhome.

TAGS

Throughout Concept and SD, I worked closely REASON FOR VISITING To enjoy a nice13 brunch or dinner together with the Design Architect to develop the with a family and hang out by the water. retail structures, each unique in size TOP OFand MIND dining options, access to the design. I translated conceptual 2DFamily drawings into beach with amenities, in-the-know EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS coordinated 3D Revit models, coordinated with The club house amenities, beach activities, great lawn, the landscape consultant, and developed design village walk, makai dining DESIGN CONSIDERATION packages for client review throughSPECIAL multiple Transition between the beach and the club house (private and public). VE cycles to meet the client’s budget while Easy access to the amphitheater for local maintaining the overall design intent. events such as a high school hula dance

BB-1 BFD-1 BFD-2 BFD-3 CC-1 CMR-1 CMU-1 CMU-2 CPS-1 CPS-2 DK-1 DK-2 EIFS-1 EIFS-2

EXTERIOR FINISH LEGEND

VILLA LAGOON TILE, MAUI BREEZE BLOCK, COLOR: WHITE ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: SUNSTORM SILVERSTORM ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: BLACK ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: EMBERO CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE WALL - CSC-3 SURFACE FINISH LEVEL PAC-CLAD, CORRUGATED ROOF, COLOR: SILVER TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SUNRISE TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SP BASALTLIME LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH FINE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH COURSE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 DALTILE, EMERSON WOOD PORCELAIN FLOORING, COLOR: BUTTER PECAN IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD DECKING 1x6 PRE-GROOVED, COLOR: CLEAR STAIN DRYVIT, OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTONE FINISH, COLOR: 101 SUPER WHITE DRYVIT, OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTONE FINISH, COLOR: 386 PURE CREAM

DESCRIPTION

FCP-1 FCP-2 FCP-3 FCP-4 FCP-5 FCP-6 FNC-1 FNC-2 HMD-1 LWP-1 MT-1 MT-2 MT-3 MT-4

NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: CEDAR NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, COLOR: PECAN NICHIHA, SANDSTONE, COLOR: AUTUMN BROWN NICHIHA, INDUSTRIAL BLOCK, COLOR: GRAY <varies> KNOTWOOD, FENCE 1X3 BATTENS, COLOR: MIDNIGHT BLACK TRUDOOR, FIRE RATED HOLLOW METAL DOOR, FIELD PAINTED, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY CS-CENTRIA, A6177, COLOR: 154 DARK BRONZE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7069 IRON ORE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7048 URBAN BRONZE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7000 IBIS WHITE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY

TAGS

2 . club house

STF-2 STF-3

3. great lawn

EXTERIOR FINISH2FINISH LEGEND EXTERIOR LEGEND

DESCRIPTION

MT-5 SFT-1 SFT-2 STF-1

PRIMARY

TAGS

STN-1 5. Makai Dining THR-1

route 1 club house and

secondary

WD-1 WD-2 WSN-1

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1 BLOCK, COLOR: WHITE 2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 6199 RARE GRAY BB-1 VILLA LAGOON TILE, MAUI BREEZE BB-1 VILLA LAGOON TILE, MAUI BREEZE BLOCK, COLOR: WHITE NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE BFD-1 ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: SUNSTORM SILVERSTORM University Way NE BFD-1 ES WINDOWS,5637 PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: SUNSTORM SILVERSTORM NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, COLOR: PECAN BFD-2 ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: BLACK WA BI-FOLD 98105 BFD-2 ES WINDOWS,Seattle, PRESTIGE DOORS - COLOR: BLACK KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, BFD-3 COLOR: ES WINDOWS, SMOKE PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: CONTACT - Todd Enoki EMBERO BFD-3 ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: EMBERO GRAY 71880 (ORSL) 206.510.9115 CC-1 CAST IN PLACE CONCRETEPHONE WALL -- CSC-3 SURFACE FINISH LEVEL CC-1 CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE WALL - CSC-3 SURFACE FINISH LEVEL KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: BLACK CMR-1 PAC-CLAD, CORRUGATED ROOF, COLOR: SILVER CMR-1 PAC-CLAD, CORRUGATED ROOF, COLOR: SILVER KAWNEER, TRIFAB COLOR: MEDIUM CMU-1 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SUNRISE H VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, CMU-1 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SUNRISE BRONZE CMU-2 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SP BASALTLIME CMU-2 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SP BASALTLIME KAWNEER, TRIFAB COLOR: ANTIQUE H VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, CPS-1 LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH FINE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 CPS-1 LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH FINE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 BRONZE CPS-2 LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH COURSE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 CPS-2 LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH COURSE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 HAWAII STONE IMPORTS, CORAL CLASSIC CHISELED-BRUSHED RANDOM EDGE DK-1 DALTILE, EMERSON WOODConsultant PORCELAIN FLOORING, COLOR: BUTTER PECAN DK-1 DALTILE, EMERSON WOOD PORCELAIN FLOORING, COLOR: BUTTER PECAN ENDUREED, SYNTHETIC THATCHED ROOFING, KONA DK-2 IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD DECKING 1x6 PRE-GROOVED, COLOR: CLEAR STAIN DK-2 IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD DECKING 1x6 PRE-GROOVED, COLOR: CLEAR STAIN MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: MARINE GRADE CLEAR STAIN EIFS-1 DRYVIT, OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTONE FINISH, COLOR: 101 SUPER WHITE H EIFS-1 DRYVIT, OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTONE FINISH, COLOR: 101 SUPER WHITE MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: BEHR PREMIUM WHITE BASE WOOD STAIN & SEALER EIFS-2 DRYVIT, OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTONE FINISH, COLOR: 386 PURE CREAM EIFS-2 DRYVIT, OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTONE FINISH, COLOR: 386 PURE CREAM IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD BATTENS 1X2 & 1X4, COLOR: NATURAL STAIN

FCP-1 FCP-2 FCP-3 FCP-4 FCP-5 FCP-6 FNC-1 FNC-2 HMD-1 LWP-1 MT-1 MT-2 MT-3 MT-4

TAGS

DESCRIPTION

6. culture court 7. amphitheater

11 BUILDING 6 MAUKA ELE

BUILDING 7 COVERED OUTDOOR SEATING DESCRIPTION

TAGS

4 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR:3SPRUCE MT-5 FCP-1 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: CEDAR SFT-1 FCP-2 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: CEDAR NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK SFT-2 FCP-3 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, COLOR: PECAN STF-1 FCP-4 NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, COLOR: PECAN NICHIHA, SANDSTONE, COLOR: AUTUMN BROWN FCP-5 NICHIHA, SANDSTONE, COLOR: AUTUMN BROWN STF-2 NICHIHA, INDUSTRIAL BLOCK, COLOR: GRAY FCP-6 NICHIHA, INDUSTRIAL BLOCK, COLOR: GRAY STF-3 <varies> FNC-1 <varies> KNOTWOOD, FENCE 1X3 BATTENS, COLOR: MIDNIGHT BLACK FNC-2 KNOTWOOD, FENCE 1X3 BATTENS, COLOR: MIDNIGHT BLACK STF-4 TRUDOOR, FIRE RATED HOLLOW METAL DOOR, FIELD PAINTED, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY HMD-1 TRUDOOR, FIRE RATED HOLLOW METAL DOOR, FIELD PAINTED, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY CS-CENTRIA, A6177, COLOR: 154 DARK BRONZE LWP-1 CS-CENTRIA, A6177, COLOR: 154 DARK BRONZE STN-1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7069 IRON ORE MT-1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7069 IRON ORE THR-1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7048 URBAN BRONZE MT-2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7048 URBAN BRONZE WD-1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7000 IBIS WHITE MT-3 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7000 IBIS WHITE WD-2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY MT-4 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY WSN-1

1 . Arrival

amphitheater and dining

BUILDING 7 MAUKA ELEVATION OPTION -A TAGS DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

TAGS

STF-4 4. village walk

route 2 local event at

TAGS

makai restaurant centric

DESCRIPTION

BUILDING 7 COVERED OUTDOOR SEATING

DESCRIPTION

5 RARE GRAY 6 7 8 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 6199 MT-5 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 6199 RARE GRAY NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE 5637 University Way NE SFT-1 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE 5637 University Way NE NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, COLOR: PECAN Seattle, WA 98105 SFT-2 NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, COLOR: PECAN Seattle, WA 98105 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: SMOKE CONTACT - Todd Enoki STF-1 TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: SMOKE PHONE - 206.510.9115 CONTACT - Todd Enoki GRAY 71880 KAWNEER, (ORSL) TAGS DESCRIPTION GRAY 71880 (ORSL) PHONE - 206.510.9115 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: BLACK STF-2 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: BLACK KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: MEDIUM BB-1 VILLA LAGOON TILE, MAUI BREEZE BLOCK, COLOR: NATURAL GRAY STF-3 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: MEDIUM BRONZE BFD-1 KOLBE VISTALUXE WD LINE FOLDING DOOR - COLOR: COPPER CANYON BRONZE KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: ANTIQUE BFD-2 ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: BLACK STF-4 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM - CENTER, COLOR: ANTIQUE BRONZE BFD-3 ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS - COLOR: EMBERO BRONZE HAWAII STONE IMPORTS, CORAL CLASSIC CHISELED-BRUSHED RANDOM EDGE Consultant C-1 CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE WALL - CSC-3 SURFACE FINISH LEVEL STN-1 HAWAII STONE IMPORTS, CORAL CLASSIC CHISELED-BRUSHED RANDOM EDGE Consultant ENDUREED, SYNTHETIC THATCHED ROOFING, KONA CC-1 CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE WALL - CSC-3 SURFACE FINISH LEVEL THR-1 ENDUREED, SYNTHETIC THATCHED ROOFING, KONA MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: MARINE GRADE CLEAR STAIN CMR-1 PAC-CLAD, CORRUGATED ROOF, COLOR: BURNISHED SLATE WD-1 MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: MARINE GRADE CLEAR STAIN MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: BEHR PREMIUM WHITE BASE WOOD STAIN & SEALER CMU-1 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: SUNRISE WD-2 MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: BEHR PREMIUM WHITE BASE WOOD STAIN & SEALER IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD BATTENS 1X2 & 1X4, COLOR: NATURAL STAIN CMU-2 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SUNRISE WSN-1 IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD BATTENS 1X2 & 1X4, COLOR: NATURAL STAIN CMU-3 TILECO, GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KAILUA_SP BASALTLIME DK-1 DALTILE, EMERSON WOOD PORCELAIN FLOORING, COLOR: BUTTER PECAN EIFS-1 LAHABRA, INSU-FLEX STANDARD, LYMESTONE FINISH FINE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 EIFS-2 LAHABRA, INSU-FLEX STANDARD, LYMESTONE FINISH COURSE, COLOR: CRYSTAL WHITE 50 FCP-1 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE

EXTERIOR FINISH LEGEND

TAGS

DESCRIPTION

FCP-2 FCP-3 FCP-4 FNC-1 FNC-2 FPC-3 GSC-1 HMD-1 LWP-1 MSW-1 MT-1 MT-2 MT-3 MT-4

NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: REDWOOD NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK NICHIHA, ROUGHSAWN, COLOR: PECAN KNOTWOOD, FENCE, COLOR: ROYAL OAK <varies> NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK MCNICHOLES, ECO MESH, TRELLIS SYSTEM, COLOR: BLACK TRUDOOR, FIRE RATED HOLLOW METAL DOOR, FIELD PAINTED, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY CS-CENTRIA, A6177, COLOR: 154 DARK BRONZE KNOTWOOD, HORIZONTAL BATTEN, COLOR: WHITE ASH SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7069 IRON ORE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7048 URBAN BRONZE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7000 IBIS WHITE SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUNTLET GRAY

6-A

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6-D

6-E

6-F

6-E

6-D

6-C

FCP-1

competition or a graduation ceremony.

MT-4

MT-5

MT-3

MT-5

BLDG 06_T.O. ROOF DECK 28' - 0"

MT-5

MT-4

MT-5 MT-4

F CMU-2

BLDG 06_FINISH FLOOR 10' - 0"

A2 B

Sim

A-415

BLDG. 11 EXISTING WEDDING SUPPORT A1 1,800 SF A-416 BLDG. 12 EXISTING WEDDING CHAPEL 1,600 SF

MT-5

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8 C1

ENTRY BLDG. 9 B.O.H. ADMIN. BLDG. 10 2,400 SF KITCHEN/ CULTURAL SERVICE PAVILION 6,900 SF 800 SF BOX OFFICE RETAIL 500 SF

TIKI BAR 300 SF

RESTROOMS 600 SF

6-F

1,500 SF

RETAIL 300 SF A-416

FCP-1RESTROOMS MT-4

850 SF

BLDG. 6 B RESTAURANT B 5,200 SF

MT-5

MT-4

CULTURAL FEATURE

CC-1

BUILDING 06 - EAST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

SHOW B.O.H. 850 SF

EIFS-2

A-415

BLDG. 8 A1 Sim RETAILA-416 900 SF

A-416

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MT-5

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A3 A2 A-416

C6 C6

GRAPHIC PANEL

FCP-1

4/30/2024

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FCP-1 MT-4

T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET B T.O. PARAPET T.O. ROOF DECK T.O. ROOF DECK T.O. ROOF DECK

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MT-3

COVE

BLDG 06_T.O. ROOF DECK 28' - 0" MT-3

MT-3

EIFS-2

Sim A1

A-416

6-3

Sim

A2 A-416

A-416

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EXTERIOR FINISH LEGEN

OUTDOOR DINING C9 EXTERIOR FINISH LEGEN

This work was prepared by me or under Thisand work was prepared by me or under my supervision construction of this and construction of this project willmy be supervision under my observation project will be under my observation

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WD-2

T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET

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6.10

SIGNIFICANT EXISTING TREE

10' - 9"

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GRAPHIC ART

CULTURAL PANEL, NIC FEATURE

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A EIFS-2 FNC-1

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FINAL FINAL DD DD SET SET

CC-1

A1 A1

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

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BB-1

FNC-1

BUILDINGBB-1 6 - ELEVATIONS

BUILDING 06 &ELEVATION OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION BUILDING ELEVATION 06 - EAST A7 06 - EAST A1 A1 BUILDING

CC-1

06/28/2024 FNC-1

STN-1 STN-1

T.O.C. 0' - 0" T.O.C. 0' - 0" EL. 10' - 9" EL. 10' - 9"

T.O.C. 0' - 0" EL. 10' - 9" T.O.C. 0' - 0" GRAPHIC ART PANEL, NIC GRAPHIC ARTEL. 10' - 9" PANEL, MT-3NIC

MT-3

OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - EAST ELEVATION BUILDING 06 & 06 OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION BUILDING & OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION A7DINING A7 TERRACE - EAST ELEVATION OUTDOOR A-6-201 BUILDING 06 & OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - SOUTH ELEVATION A1

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

100 ft

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

MT-5

A6 A6

CMU-1

FINAL FINAL DD DD SET SET FINAL FINAL DD DD SET SET

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

06/28/2024 06/28/2024

MT-5 BUILDING 6 - ELEVATIONS BUILDING 6 - ELEVATIONS

OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

TAGS SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" TAGS BB-1 VILLA LAGOON TILE, MAUI BREEZE BLOCK, BFD-1 ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS BB-1 VILLA LAGOONPRESTIGE TILE, MAUIBI-FOLD BREEZEDOORS BLOCK, BFD-2 ES WINDOWS, -C BFD-1 WINDOWS, PRESTIGE PRESTIGE BI-FOLD BI-FOLD DOORS DOORS -BFD-3 ES ES WINDOWS, BFD-2 ES WINDOWS, BI-FOLD CC-1 CAST IN PLACEPRESTIGE CONCRETE WALL DOORS - CSC-3 -SC BFD-3 PAC-CLAD, ES WINDOWS, PRESTIGE BI-FOLD DOORS -S CMR-1 CORRUGATED ROOF, COLOR: CC-1 CAST IN GROUND PLACE CONCRETE WALLCOLOR: - CSC-3KA S CMU-1 TILECO, FACE BLOCK, CMR-1 TILECO, PAC-CLAD, CORRUGATED ROOF,COLOR: COLOR:KA S CMU-2 GROUND FACE BLOCK, CMU-1 GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KA CPS-1 TILECO, LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH FINE, COLOR CMU-2 GROUND FACE BLOCK, COLOR: KA CPS-2 TILECO, LAHABRA, LYMESTONE FINISH COURSE, CO CPS-1 LAHABRA,EMERSON LYMESTONE FINISH FINE, COLOR DK-1 DALTILE, WOOD PORCELAIN FLO CPS-2 LAHABRA, FINISH COURSE, DK-2 IPE WOODSLYMESTONE USA, IPE WOOD DECKING 1x6CO P DK-1 DRYVIT, DALTILE,OUTSULATION EMERSON WOOD PORCELAIN FLO EIFS-1 X SYSTEM, LYMESTO DK-2 DRYVIT, IPE WOODS USA, IPE WOOD DECKING 1x6 P EIFS-2 OUTSULATION X SYSTEM, LYMESTO EIFS-1 X SYSTEM, LYMESTO FCP-1 DRYVIT, NICHIHA,OUTSULATION VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE EIFS-2 X SYSTEM, LYMESTO FCP-2 DRYVIT, NICHIHA,OUTSULATION VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: CEDAR FCP-1 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: SPRUCE FCP-3 NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK FCP-2 NICHIHA, NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: CEDAR FCP-4 COLOR: PECAN WD-2 FCP-3 NICHIHA, NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR: BARK BR FCP-5 SANDSTONE, COLOR: AUTUMN FCP-4 NICHIHA, NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, WD-2 FCP-6 INDUSTRIALCOLOR: BLOCK,PECAN COLOR: GRA FCP-5 NICHIHA, FNC-1 <varies> SANDSTONE, COLOR: AUTUMN BR BLDG 06_T.O. ROOF DECK FCP-6 NICHIHA, INDUSTRIAL BLOCK, COLOR: GRA FNC-2 KNOTWOOD, FENCE 1X3 BATTENS, COLOR: 28' 0" EIFS-2 WD-1 FNC-1 TRUDOOR, <varies> FIRE RATED HOLLOW METAL DO HMD-1 MT-5 FNC-2 KNOTWOOD, BATTENS, COLOR: LWP-1 CS-CENTRIA, FENCE A6177, 1X3 COLOR: 154 DARK BRO WD-1 HMD-1 FIRE RATED HOLLOW DO MT-5 MT-1 TRUDOOR, SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW METAL 7069 IRON LWP-1 CS-CENTRIA, A6177, COLOR: BRO MT-2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: 154 SW DARK 7048 URBA MT-4 MT-1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7069 IRON WD-2 MT-3 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7000 IBIS W CMU-1 MT-2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, COLOR: COLOR: SW SW 7048 MT-4 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, 7019 URBA GAUN WD-2 MT-3 SHERWIN MT-5 SHERWIN WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, COLOR: COLOR: SW SW 7000 6199 IBIS RAREW STN-1 MT-4 NICHIHA, SHERWINVINTAGEWOOD, WILLIAMS, COLOR: SW 7019 GAUN SFT-1 COLOR: SPRUCE MT-5 NICHIHA, SHERWINRIFTSAWN, WILLIAMS, COLOR: 6199 RARE STN-1 SFT-2 COLOR: SW PECAN T.O.C. 0' - 0" SFT-1 KAWNEER, NICHIHA, VINTAGEWOOD, COLOR:451T SPRUCE STF-1 TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE ALUM EL. 10' - 9" SFT-2 NICHIHA, RIFTSAWN, GRAY 71880 (ORSL) COLOR: PECAN BLDG 06_FINISH T.O.C. 0'FLOOR - 0" STF-1 STF-2 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUM EL. 10'10' - 9"- 0" GRAY 71880TRIFAB (ORSL)VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUM STF-3 KAWNEER, STF-2 KAWNEER, BRONZE TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUM STF-3 STF-4 KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUM BRONZE STF-4 HAWAII KAWNEER, TRIFAB VERSAGLAZE 451T ALUM STN-1 STONE IMPORTS, CORAL CLASSIC C THR-1 BRONZE ENDUREED, SYNTHETIC THATCHED ROOFIN STN-1 STONEDOUG IMPORTS, CORAL MARINE CLASSICGR C WD-1 HAWAII MENDOCINO, FIR, COLOR: THR-1 ROOFIN WD-2 ENDUREED, MENDOCINO,SYNTHETIC DOUG FIR, THATCHED COLOR: BEHR PRE WD-1 IPE MENDOCINO, DOUG COLOR: MARINE WSN-1 WOODS USA, IPEFIR, WOOD BATTENS 1X2GR & WD-2 MENDOCINO, DOUG FIR, COLOR: BEHR PRE WSN-1 WOODS SCALE:IPE1/8" = 1'-0"USA, IPE WOOD BATTENS 1X2 & Autodesk Docs://BDA_The Cove/BDA_The Cove-DD_R23.rvt 6/28/2024

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A-416

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SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

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BDA PROJECT NO. - 23-0043

92-1089 Aliinui Dr, Kapolei, HI 96707 TMK: (1) 9-1-057: 027

the cove / co

OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - SOUTH ELEVATION R R FO OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - SOUTH ELEVATION OT T FIOON ON SCALE: STF-4 1/8" = 1'-0"

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CMU-1

Signature

POTENTIAL A-416 BEACH CLUB

6-B

MT-3

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Signature & Seal Signature & Seal

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BDA PROJECT NO. - 23-0043

STN-1

THE COVE DESIGN THE COVE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT

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92-1089 Aliinui Dr, Kapolei, HI 96707 TMK: (1) 9-1-057: 027

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T.O. ROOF DECK T.O. ROOF DECK

WD-1MT-4 WD-2 FCP-5 WD-2 CC-1 STN-1 CC-1

FCP-5 6.9

my supervision and06 construction of this BUILDING & OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - NORTH ELEVATION C EQUIPMENT/STORAGE will be under my observation C1 SCALE: 1/8"project = 1'-0"

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A SEA LEVEL 3.2’ A T.O.C. 0' - 0" RISE

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Signature & Seal

B.O.H.

FCP-1

BLDG. 7 RESTAURANT 7,500 SF MT-3

6.10

FNC-1 CULTURAL FEATURE

A-415 MT-4

Sim

6.7

T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET

MT-4 FCP-5

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PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS

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ADMIN

BLDG. 1 RESTAURANT 12,500 SF

MT-4

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FCP-1

T.O. PARAPET

MT-4

SIGNIFICANT 6-4 6-D 6-E TREE

6-F 6-E

SIGNIFICANT TREE

LAWN T.O. ROOF DECK

TIKI BAR 300 SF

EQUIPMENT/ STORAGE

BLDG. 2 RETAIL 5,550 SF

6.5

MT-4 AMPHITHEATER/SUPPORT

WEDDING VENUE

EIFS-2

B.O.H.

BLDG. 3 RETAIL 7,350 SF

6-A RETAIL

AMPHITHEATER/ PERFORMING ARTS VENUE 480 SEATS

B.O.H.

CC-1

T.O. ROOF DECK

RETAIL

MT-5

PARKING 90 SPACES

EQUIPMENT/ STORAGE

FCP-5

T.O.C. 0' - 0" T.O.C. 0' - 0" T.O.C. 0' - 0" EL. 10' - 9" EL. 10' - 9" EL. 10' - 9"

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

BLDG. 4 MRKT./F&B 6,850 SF

6.4

MT-4 MT-4 FCP-5

B.O.H. RESTROOMS BUILDING 06 BUILDING - WEST 06 ELEVATION & ELEVATION OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE - SOUTH ELEVATION 650 SF MAIN BUILDING 06 - WEST C1 8C7 ENTRY 8

BLDG. 5

RESTROOMS 6-B 6-B.7 300 SF 900 SF

D MT-4 D FCP-5

WD-2 WD-2 EIFS-2 WD-2 EIFS-2

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

T-3

18' - 0" 18' - 0"

6-D

EIFS-2

6.9

T-4

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

ARRIVAL/ DROP-OFF

CC-1

6.3

6.4

6-1

A-415

T-4

E7 OUTDOOR SEATING 6 COVERED BUILDING 7

6-4

A-415

T-3

BUILDING 06 - EAST ELEVATION T-3 T-4

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

VALET PARKING 83 SPACES

6-E

EQUIPMENT/ STORAGE

6 6

6.8

6-4 A3

6-2

T-2 T-2

18' - 0"

6.2

6.7 6.3

6-3

T-1 T-1

18' - 0"

BUILDING 06 - WEST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

CC-1

6.6

MAIN ARRIVAL/ DROP-OFF

T.O.C. 0' - 0" EL. 10' - 9"

BUS PARKING 8 SPACES

6.1

6.2

RESTAURANT T.O. ROOF DECK T.O. ROOF DECK

Sim

A-415

BUILDING 6 MAUKA ELE

BUILDING 7 COVERED OUTDOOR SEATING

18' - 0" 18' - 0"

EQUIPMENT/ STORAGE

6.5

MT-5

Sim

15' - 0" 15' - 0"

EIFS-2

CC-1

6.1

THE COVE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

PARKING LANIKUHONUA LOT 412 SPACES

ALIINUI DRIVE

FCP-5

6.4

T.O. ROOF DECK T.O. ROOF DECK T.O. ROOF DECK

MT-5

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

6.3

13' - 0"

6.2

LEGEND EIFS-2 MT-5

18' - 0"

MT-4 6.1

T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET T.O. PARAPET

5' - 0"

T.O. ROOF DECK

6-4 A-415

5' - 0"

T.O. PARAPET T.O. ROOF DECK MT-5

A-415

MT-4

FCP-1 MT-4

A2 A-415

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

MT-4

FCP-1

T.O. PARAPET MT-4

A2 A-415

A-415

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

MT-4

CONCEPT

Sim

A1 A-415

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

MT-4

6-1

6-A

A-415

FCP-1

6-F

6-A

5' - 0"

6-F

13' - 0"

6-E A2 A-415

13' - 0"

6-D

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

6-C

A1 A-415

BUILDING 7 MAUKA ELEVATION OPTION -B

6-B T-A 6-B.7 6-C T-B BUILDING 06 - WEST T-B ELEVATION 6-B T-A 6-B.7 6-C 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-3 E1 6-1 6-1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" 6 MAUKA ELEVATION BUILDING 7 OPTION -B

E the cove concept December6-E 1 8, 2023 // 11 6-B 6-B 6-B.7 /6-B.7 6-C 6-C 6-2work session 2 /6-D 6-3 6-D 6-E 6-F 6-46-F

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6-B.7

18' - 0"

6-B

BFD-3

EIFS-2

CC-1

18' - 0"

6-A

STF-4

Concept Planning - Ground FLOOR PLAN

3' - 4" 2' - 6"

CMU-2

18' - 0"

Working across 13 unique buildings, an event venue, and Luau entertainment required careful coordination and problem-solving across the development. The project strengthened my experience managing complex, multi-building projects while delivering coordinated design and documentation packages.

A-6-201 A-6-201

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CC-1

OUTDOOR DINING

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RICHMOND CENTRE Mixed-Use, TOD + Urban Design Redevelopment in Canada Company: CallisonRTKL Role: Designer Phases: SD 3D STUDY MODEL

The redevelopment of Richmond Centre is a large-scale Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) transforming the former shopping center into a dense, mixed-use urban district in Richmond, BC. Phase 2 builds upon the Phase 1 master plan with ﬁve mid-rise residential towers, ground-ﬂoor retail podiums including a grocer, new streetscapes, and connected public spaces over an existing multi-level parkade.

MALL PORTE COCHERE

I joined Phase 2 as a Designer, working alongside the Design Architect at my ﬁrm and coordinating with the lead design architecture ﬁrm to develop the design within the established master plan. My work focused on adapting the existing parkade to accommodate the new residential district while resolving relationships between the parkade structure, retail podium, grocer, and residential tower cores. I worked within the existing structural grid, coordinated 3D Revit models, and collaborated with the design team to resolve project constraints.

RICHMOND CENTRE R i chmond - Canada

Through SD, I continued developing the streetscape, public realm, residential and retail interfaces, and connections between the components of Phase 2, balancing the existing infrastructure with a new pedestrianoriented mixed-use district.

D P Commerci al Pack age Phase 2 Progress S et

July 2022

M ASSIN G & SC HEM AT I C D ES I G N

CONCEPT ROAD SECTIONS

PRELIMINARY ELEVATIONS - EAST WEST ROAD NO 3 ROAD

PARK ROAD EAST SECTION EAST- WEST ROAD SECTION

RICHMOND CENTRE R i chmond - Canada

D P Commerci al Pack age Phase 2 Progress S et

July 2022

M ASSIN G & SC HEM AT I C D ES I G N

PARK ROAD WEST SECTION

RICH MOND CENT RE R ichmo nd - Canada

EW ROAD CONCEPT LANDSCAPE PLAN

PORTE COCHERE

RI C H M O N D C E N T RE R ich m on d - Ca n a da

D P Com m e rcia l Pa ck a g e Ph a s e 2 Progre s s S e t

July 2022

M A SSI N G & SC H E M AT I C D E SI G N

PARK ROAD

MEWS PLAZA

COOK ROAD

DP Co mmercial Pack age Phase 2 Pro gress S et

Ju l y 2022

M ASSI NG & SC H E M ATI C D E SI G N

RICHMOND CENTRE R ichmond - Canada

DP Commercial Pack age Phase 2 Progress S et

EAST- WEST ROAD

July 2022

MA S S IN G & S CH EMAT

UP TOWN WALK | LO OK ING NORTH TOWARD ADDRES S C O URT

THE SQUARE Mixed-Use Development in Egypt Company: CallisonRTKL Role: Designer Phases: SD The Square is a 4.5 million-SM mixed-use development in Egypt, comprising a retail center, mid-rise and high-rise residential buildings, hotels, and oﬃce towers. Within the larger development, Uptown Walk is a luxury district organized around retail streets, public spaces, and pedestrian connections. I joined during SD and developed an existing design concept across Uptown Walk, Uptown Court, and Uptown Square.

Uptown Walk

I developed the architectural design and overall 3D environment across the three areas, including building massing, plans, elevations, UP TOWN WALK | ENL AR GED C A NOP Y streetscape and public spaces, and retail UP TOWN WA LK S TREET SEC N UP TOWN WALK | S TREET S C APE PL AN UP TOWN WA LK | S TREET SEC TIO N UP|TOWN WA LK TIO | S TREET SEC TIO N storefront design. Working closely with the Uptown Walk | Streetscape Plan Architect and Project Architect, I translated conceptual 2D drawings into coordinated 3D UP TOWN WA LK | ENL A R GED WES T ELE VATIO N models and resolved design challenges as the EMAAR SQUARE CAIRO | MASTERPLAN & RETAIL | 100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN I OCTOBER 26, 2021 project progressed through SD. UP TOWN WALK | ENL A R GED UPWES TOWN T ELE WA VATIO LK || ENL ENL N AR RGED GED WES WEST T ELE ELEVATIO VATION N UP TOWN WA LK | ENL A R GED WE S T ELE VATIO N UP TOWN WA LK A T YPE A

MT-05

SLOPE TO DRAIN

F&B HOT

F&B COLD

OFFICE EGRESS CIRCULATION

F&B OUTDOOR SEATING

OPEN TO BELOW

A SIM.

TOWNHOMES

MINI MAJOR

COMMERCIAL EGRESS CIRCULATION

ENTERTAINMENT

OFFICE

FIRE LANE

ROOF PLAN LEVEL +155.00M | 1:500

MALL MANAGEMENT OFFICE

EXPANSION JOINT

KID’S CLUB

1 : 500

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F&B HOT 261 m�

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T.O. PARAPET RETAIL 119 m�

RETAIL 280 m�

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RETAIL 178 m�

RETAIL 194 m�

RETAIL 197 m�

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RETAIL 200 m�

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MT-07 LOUVERS

MT-07 TYPE C2 SECT. 2

OPEN TO BELOW

PL-06

MT-06 TYPE E3 SECT. 5

PL-09

MT-05 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

MT-06 TYPE Z SECT. 3

MT-04

MT-07 LOUVERS MT-07 TYPE C2 SECT. 4

MT-06

PL-06

OPEN TO BELOW

ST-10 TYPE L SECT. 3

MT-04 MT-04 LOUVERS TYPE Z SECT. 3

MT-07 LOUVERS

ST-10

OPEN TO BELOW

MT-07 TYPE C2 SECT. 2

MT-06 TYPE Z SECT. 3

MT-04 MT-04 LOUVERS TYPE Z SECT. 3

SEE DETAIL ABOVE

T.O. PARAPET

RESI BOH

EL. +149.00M

EL. +152.50M

6000

AMENITY DECK EL. +151.40M

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MT-04 ST-10 TYPE L SECT. 3

VALET OFFICE 30 m�

1100 1100

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AMENITYDECK DECK AMENITY EL.+151.40M +151.40M EL.

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T.O.PARAPET PARAPET T.O. EL.+152.50M +152.50M EL.

EL. +152.50M

MT-06 MT-06

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SLIP JOINT SEE DETAIL ABOVE

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MT-06 TYPE E3 5 SCREEN TYPESECT. -Y MT-06, TYP.

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Since each district was developed by diﬀerent members of the design team, close coordination was essential to maintain continuity across the project. I worked with the design team to ensure transitions between districts, streets, and public spaces ﬂowed together cohesively while maintaining the distinct character of each district.

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MT-07 LOUVERS MT-07 TYPE C2 SECT. 4

PL-06

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LEVEL 03 - Roof Plan Copy 1

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METAL FRAME SEE PLAN BELOW

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PHASE LINE

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PUBLIC CIRCULATION

RETAIL SERVICE CIRCULATION

RESIDENTIAL EGRESS CIRCULATION

GRAND

BLVD

PL-05

LEVEL 2 EL. +149.00M

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EL. +143.00M

10M

20M

SCALE 1:500 @ A3

MT-06 RESIDENTIAL MT-04 LOUVERS TRELLIS ST-06 MT-06 SEATING AREA RAILING

MT-04 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

MT-05 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

MT-12 LOUVERS PL-06 SEATING AREA

MT-07 TYPE L SECT. 2

MT-06 MT-06 MT-04 MT-04 MT-05TRELLIS MT-04 PL-06 MT-04 PL-06 MT-04 LOUVERS LOUVERS TRELLIS MT-07 MT-07 TYPE C2 TYPEE3 E3 TYPE LOUVERSST-06 ST-06LOUVERS PL-09 MT-06 MT-06 LOUVERS SECT. 4 SECT.33 SECT. RAILING RAILING

MT-05 ST-13 MT-05 MT-06 MT-12 TYPEE3 E3 TYPEMT-12 TYPE E3 PL-06 ST-01 LOUVERS PL-06 SECT.33 SECT.LOUVERS SECT. 5

MT-07 MT-07 MT-05 TYPE TYPE LL TYPE E3 SECT. SECT. SECT. 322

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PL-06 PL-06 MT-07 LOUVERS

MT-06

MT-07 LOUVERS ST-13 ST-13 MT-07 TYPE C2 ST-01 ST-01 SECT. 4

PL-06

RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL EMAAR SQUARE CAIRO | MASTERPLAN & RETAIL | 100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN I OCTOBER 26, 2021

MT-07 MT-07 MT-07 TYPE C2 LOUVERS LOUVERS SECT. 2

MT-04 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

MT-06 RESIDENTIAL MT-04 TRELLIS MT-04 LOUVERS TYPE Z MT-06 SECT. 3 RAILING

MT-06 TYPE Z SECT. 3

MT-04 MT-04 LOUVERS

MT-04 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

ST-06 ST-10

MT-05 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

PROJECT NUMBER

TITLE

B. ENLARGED CANOPY PLAN +155.00M | 1:100

MT-05 MT-07 MT-05 PL-06 MT-12 MT-07 EMAAR | 100% I OCTOBER TYPE E3SQUARE CAIRO | MASTERPLAN & RETAIL TYPE L SCHEMATIC DESIGN TYPE C2 26, 2021 LOUVERS PL-06 LOUVERS SECT. 3 SECT. 2 SECT. 4

MT-12 LOUVERS PL-06

MT-07 TYPE L SECT. 2

MT-07 LOUVERS

MT-05 MT-07 TYPE C2 LOUVERS SECT. 4

DATE DRAWN: SCALE @ A3:

056-150013-2.0

ENLARGED ROOFST-13 PLAN

ST-01

PL-06

10/18/21 1 : 500

DRAWING NUMBER TYPE

NUMBER

UWN-211-1

10/26/2021 10:20:20 AM

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6000

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6000 6000

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EL. +143.00M

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MT-07 LOUVERS

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T.O. PARAPET

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EL. +149.00M

SCALE 1:200 @ A3

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EL. +149.00M

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PROJECT NUMBER

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SCALE 1:200 @ A3

EL. +152.50M

T.O. T.O.PARAPET PARAPET EL. EL.+152.50M +152.50M

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1100 1100

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1100

EL. +151.40M

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EL. +149.00M

LEVEL 1

EL. +143.0M

Note: Refer to appendix for materials, screen types, & facade section types

MT-06

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STONE

METAL

LOUVER SERVING TENANT

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STONE STONE Overall Site Keyplan

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EL. +143.0M

STONE

6000

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6000

EL. +143.0M

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TYPE E3 SECT. 3

MT-05 TYPE E3 SECT. 3

MT-12 LOUVERS PL-06

MT-07 TYPE L SECT. 2

TENANT CONTROL ZONE MT-05 MT-07 SERVING TENANT LOUVER TYPE C2 LOUVERS SECT. 4

PL-06

STONE MT-07 LOUVERS

STONE

STONEMETAL STONE

STONEPLASTER STONE

METALPLASTER METAL

METAL METAL

ST-13

STONE

TENANTCONTROL CONTROLMETAL ZONE TENANT ZONE STONE ENLARGED WEST ELEVATION

ST- 0 3

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PLASTER

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Note: Refer to appendix for materials, screen types, & fac

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METAL METAL

METAL

LOUVERSERVING SERVINGTENANT TENANT LOUVER

ST-01

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ST- 0 1

ST- 0 6

PLASTER STONE PLASTER ST-10

PLASTER STONE PLASTER MT- 0 4

STONE MT- 0 5

METAL MT- 0 6

METAL M T-07

METAL P L-06

METAL P L-07

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PLASTER 0M

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PLA 2.5M

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T.O. PARAPET

ST- 0 3

ST- 0 6

ST-10

MT- 0 4

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1100

EL. +152.50M

ST- 0 1

ST-0011 MT- 0 5 STEL. +151.40M 2400

2. STREET SECTION

EL. +152.50M

2400

2. STREET SECTION

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ST-0066 MT- 0 7 ST-

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MT-0044PL - 0 7 MT-

MT-0055PL - 0 9 MT-

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10M

PL- 0 - 066ST- 0 1 PL

PL- 0 - 077ST- 0 3 PL

PL- 0 - 099ST- 0 6 PL

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10M 10M MT- 0 4

M T-05

M T-06

M T-07

P L-06

P L-07

P L-0

UP TOWN S Q UARE | GR AND STEP S FR O M

THE SQUARE UP TOWN S Q UARE | ENL AR GED ELE VATIONS MT-08 SCREEN TYPE A

ALK | S TREET S C A PE PL A N

MT-08 MT-01

PUBLIC CIRCULATION

RETAIL

RETAIL SERVICE CIRCULATION

RETAIL / FUTURE F&B F&B HOT

RETAIL EGRESS CIRCULATION RESIDENTIAL EGRESS CIRCULATION

F&B COLD

OFFICE EGRESS CIRCULATION

F&B OUTDOOR SEATING

COMMERCIAL EGRESS CIRCULATION

MINI MAJOR

T. O. PARAPET EL. +155.80M

6800

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PHASE LINE

OFFICE

FIRE LANE

MALL MANAGEMENT OFFICE

EXPANSION JOINT

KID’S CLUB

Uptown Court | Streetscape Plan

LEVEL 2

6000

EL. +149.00M

B L E A C H E R S

RESTROOMS

BOH

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EL. +142.25M

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F L EX C OU RT

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UP TOWN WA LK | UP TOWN C O URT V I E W S O U TH

ST-01

POP-UP 9 m�

ST-03

BULKHEAD ABOVE

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RETAIL 248 m�

RETAIL 67 m�

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7100

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LEVEL 2 EL. +149.00M

10M

BOH

RESTROOMS

20M

6000

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SCALE 1:500 @ A3

LEVEL 1

RETAIL | 100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN I NOVEMBER 22, 2021

EL. +143.00M

ENLARGED NORTH ELEVATION/SECTION STONE

STONE

METAL

UP TOWN S Q UA RE | A ERI A L V I EW

METAL

TENANT CONTROL ZONE

METAL

LOUVER SERVING TENANT

Uptown Square Arrival

Note: Refer to appendix for materials, screen types, & facade section types

ST-01

ST-03

ST-5

MT-01

MT-06

MT-08

MT-09

2.5M

10M

SCALE 1:250 @ A3

EMAAR SQUARE CAIRO | MASTERPLAN & RETAIL | 100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN I OCTOBER 9, 2021

UP TOWN S Q UA RE | ENL A R GED PL A N + 149.0 0

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F&B

F&B C

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LINE OF SECURITY GATE

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Retail Center Development in Saudi Arabia Company: CallisonRTKL Role: Designer Phases: Concept + SD + DD City Centre is a 114,830-SM retail center in Saudi Arabia. As a Designer, I worked with the Architect, Project Architect, and design team through Concept, SD, and DD, taking ownership of ﬂoor plans, lease plans, and area summaries while coordinating information across the project team. Our team developed the design through DD before coordinating with the local architects as they developed the CD set.

RED TAG

MOTHER CARE MATALAN

SHARAF DG

TOYS

DEBENHAMS

MAISON DU MONDE

TYPICAL PATTERN (A) FIELD SIZE: 400 X 800 MM BORDER SIZE: 200x400 MM

CRATE & BARREL

HOME CENTRE

BOOKS

VIRGIN

GENERAL NOTES: 1. PLEASE NOTE THAT MEP LAYOUT STILL IN PROCESS OF COORDINATION, LAYOUT SHOWN AS PROVIDED BY MH 2. PLEASE NOTE THAT LIFE SAFETY STILL IN PROCESS OF COORDINATION WITH MH AND CODE CONSULTANT. 3. PARKING STRUCTURE SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. CRTKL AWAITS FOR INTRACAD APPROVED DESIGN PROPOSAL.

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Stainless Steel Screen separates accent from field

SPECIAL PATTERN (B) FIELD SIZE: 400 x 800 MM, 400 x 700 MM BORDER SIZE: 200 x 400 MM

SETBACK LINE NEW PROPERTY LINE 244.3^

OLD PROPERTY LINE

Ishbiliyah City Center Riyadh

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Design Intent Revision Plan Updates

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ENERGY CENTER

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PATTERN (C) FIELD SIZE: 400 x 1200 MM

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PARIS GALLERY

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Following DD, I developed elevations and sections and prepared an updated ﬁnishes package to communicate design intent to the local architects. This project strengthened my experience in retail planning, material and ﬁnish selection, detailed design development, and coordination across international project teams.

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A significant focus of my work was the design and development of floor paving throughout the retail center. I developed paving plans and explored stone selections, patterns, and material combinations, working closely with the Project Architect to develop the material palette and overall floor design.

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DEBENHAMS

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1.06 GENERAL NOTES: 1. PLEASE NOTE THAT MEP LAYOUT STILL IN PROCESS OF COORDINATION, LAYOUT SHOWN AS PROVIDED BY MH 2. PLEASE NOTE THAT LIFE SAFETY STILL IN PROCESS OF COORDINATION WITH MH AND CODE CONSULTANT. 3. PARKING STRUCTURE SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. CRTKL AWAITS FOR INTRACAD APPROVED DESIGN PROPOSAL. SETBACK LINE NEW PROPERTY LINE 244.3^

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1. Typical Mall

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CONTEXT

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

SITE CONTEXT

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

MASTER PLAN

Majid Al Futtaim’s vision to provide memorable experiences for their customers is further demonstrated through developing a remarkable hotel network that links seamlessly with the company’s shopping malls. Majid Al Futtaim Properties own 12 hotels totaling nearly 3,000 rooms, thus enabling direct accessibility to a wider international demographic that attracts more than 1.2 million guests annually. All these achievements have been founded on a commitment to economic and social development across our regions. With each mall, hotel, office and living space that we

deliver, the company continues to prove its genuine desire to bring a balance of excitement and stability to its customers and to the communities in which we live and operate. The Majid Al Futtaim Property Vision for the North Growth Corridor in Riyadh is to create a vibrant urban precinct integrated into the emerging north of the city. A super-regional mall, anchored by leading international retailers and a 30,000 square meter unique leisure experience will sit at the core of the offering, thereby creating a unique destination that will be enjoyed by Riyadh residents and visitors alike. Mall of Saudi will be the Kingdom’s flagship destination for retail, leisure and entertainment, offering Saudi Arabia the most prestigious stores as

A CLEAR, FLEXIBLE RETAIL DIAGRAM

KING SALMAN ROAD A L FA J E R R O A D

Master Planning Concept

RESIDENTIAL

HOTEL

HOTEL / SERVICED A PA R T M E N T S

ABI BAKR AS SIDDIQ ROAD

RESIDENTIAL

OFFICE

The master planning fundamentals of the site have remained unchanged and the site has proved sufficiently robust to accommodate the various mall programs envisioned for the site over the past several years.

UTILITY

ENERGY CENTER

The southwest corner of the site closest to the intersection of Thumamah Road and Abi Bakr As Siddiq Road was identified early by the project team as the most important corner for project branding and as such the symbolic and valet front door of the project.

HOTEL

MINISTRY OF HIGHER E D U C AT I O N

SHOWROOM

Mixed-Use Development in Saudi Arabia Company: CallisonRTKL Role: Designer Phases: Concept + SD

GUEST ARRIVAL ▪ EXTERIOR CONCEPT ▪ DESIGN

Ground Level Pa r k i n g

Level 2 Pa r k i n g

FLY-OVER ACCESS

On grade

GUEST ARRIVAL ▪ TYPICAL EXTERIOR FACADE ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

E XPE RI E NC E

Up from ground level

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

The strategy here is to allow for driver drop-off and pick-up at all of the mall entrances. A rather remote (from a customer perspective) parking field is assigned for driver waiting and services. Compound bus drop-off and pick-up will be located at a single north entry location so as to limit conflicts with customer vehicles and provide a single point of drop-off and pick-up that is particularly desirable for time scheduled bus transport.

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Level 1 Pa r k i n g

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Luxury Distric t H o t e l | Va l e t

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Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

Fly-over

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ACCESS

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The northwest edge of the mall site is bordered by a series of hospitality parcels and the northeast edge by a large office parcel. The thinking here was to border the north of the mall with commercial and hospitality properties that serve two functions; one, to create a series of synergistic uses adjacent to mall and two, to create an urban buffer between the mall proper and the planned north-side residential community. A third benefit is that because this northern line of hospitality and office parcels are isolated from adjacent parcels (and thus not subject to “overlook” concerns), additional height of up to 15 stories was granted for these parcels by the local authorities.

AL HUKAIR LAND PA N D A MALL

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On grade

The southeast of the mall is fronted by a series of showroom retail parcels. These commercial parcels were specifically placed to activate the SE frontage of Thumamah Road and to shield the southeast parking deck from view.

THUMAMAH ROAD THUMAMAH ROAD

CO N TEXT

Concept Design Report

The south hotel site was located adjacent to the southwest park to encourage hotel views of the park as well as to limit tower “overview” concerns of neighboring parcels. The luxury hotel is located immediately adjacent to the mall entry to allow for a direct passage from the Luxury Court to the hotel lobby. The family hotel is located immediately adjacent to the snow park allowing for access to the mall through the themed snow park arrival experience and to allow a few specialty rooms to be placed along the cold wall with views into snow park. A third hotel element, the recent addition of a large ballroom-conference facility, has been located at the south edge of the snow park to allow the pre-function and public space of the ballroom facility to overlook the snow park. As such, the snow park begins to take on the aspect of a snow globe, viewable from three sides; the mall and mall restaurants on the north, family hotel rooms on the east, and ballroom pre-function circulation on the south.

FA SHOWROOM

C E L E B R AT O R Y PA R K

Fly-over Mall of Saudi Riyadh

An axis was established that linked the southwest open space with the Friday mosque at the north-side community. The conditioned pedestrian link between the two sites has evolved into the three jewels of the Luxury District of the Mall. This was considered an important urban planning gesture both by MAF and the Riyadh authorities to link the north-side community (the Friday mosque and the surrounding open spaces in particular) with the symbolic front-door open space at the southwest of the project.

D OWNTOWN R I YA D H

Majority of customers will approach from southwest

Key Master Planning Elements:

L S N O W PA R K

Perhaps one of the most important aspects of traffic in Riyadh is the legal constraint preventing women driving or traveling unaccompanied by a male relative or husband. This has led to a long and established tradition of private drivers. This means that plans must address driver drop-off at any mall entrance, a place for drivers to park and wait (with accompanying prayer and wash facilities) and finally driver pick-up at any mall entry. Related are the extensive use of small private compound buses to reach larger public facilities such as malls. Similar to private drivers is the need to park the buses and provide wait services for the drivers.

Down to Ground Level Up to Level 2

The park frontage at the southwest corner of the site was originally envisaged as a visual and celebratory open space intended to enhance the urban character of Riyadh.

CLINIC

SHOWROOM

Further, taxis are currently a particularly undeveloped transportation option in Riyadh. Allegorical evidence suggests that taxi services are likely to improve by the time of the mall opening, the prevailing sense remains simply “it has to get better than it is now.” We are planning for major taxi stations at the south and west sides of the mall with the expectation that if and when taxis in Riyadh become a reliable and trusted means of transportation in the city, the mall will be in a position to encourage their use and adjust to shifting transportation trends.

The mall program was later revised to its current GLA, nearing a 270,000 sq m configuration stretched out to two floors (with Level 3 boxes accessed from Level 2) with an additional 30,000 sq m GLA at Level 3, phase 2.

HOTEL

SHOWROOM

I S H B I L I YA H

The city of Riyadh has initiatives, plans and visioning for various modes of mass transit which are projected to be in operation at the time of the mall opening. The Riyadh “metro” train system has no stations planned near the site. The closest station would be 2 km due south of the site. The strategy is to plan for a major bus thoroughfare along Thumamah Road, as well as, encouraging bus traffic within the MAF master plan.

The mall parcel is 408,000 sq m and was originally sized to accommodate a 300,000 sq m GLA mall on three floors (200,000 sq m on two floors phase 1 and an additional 100,000 sq m at Level 3, phase 2). In addition, the program is supported by a unique leisure experience of 30,000 sq m with free-standing food and beverage offerings.

MOSQUE

AIRPORT ROAD MALL OF SAUDI

Riyadh is a private automobile centric city. As such, MAF has identified the need to provide 4 cars per 100 sq m of GLA. This ratio is double the usual international standard for car spaces in shopping malls and takes into account the heavy use of drivers and compound buses in Riyadh, as wells as, an optimistic forecast for taxi usage in the future. The mall is supporting parking approximately 10,800 cars with a future-proofing cost included to add a deck to the west garage which would add up to 1,200 additional cars accommodating the addition of up to 30,000 sq m GLA of phase 2 retail.

Within the emerging North Riyadh Development Corridor, the Mall of Saudi is one of the 18 key parcels of MAF’s extensive branded projects. The mall parcel was placed to capture 500 meters of frontage on Thumamah Road; the major east-west highway that links with Riyadh in the southwest and the airport in the northeast.

F R I D AY MOSQUE

GUEST ARRIVAL ▪ EXTERIOR CONCEPT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

The strategy is to create a left turn fly-over on Thumamah Road, a series of shorter, right turn loops within and, at the edges of the MAF master plan, dramatically reduce the need to navigate the normal 2 km Riyadh superblock. The idea is simple convenience; make the Mall of Saudi the easiest mall to get into or out-of in Riyadh.

CONVENIENT CUSTOMER ACCESS

SCHOOLS

TRAFFIC CONCEPT

Traffic Concept

Riyadh is a right-side drive and right turn city. Left turns are rarely permitted and often points of particular congestion and danger. North Riyadh is a city built on a 2 km grid, the 70 m deep perimeter of each 2 km block is populated with low scale commercial buildings and the inner block typically dedicated to single family residential buildings. This context highlights drivers in Riyadh are accustomed to traveling up to 7 km to drive to the other side of a major thoroughfare.

VISIBILITY AND ADDRESS

well as new brands making their debut in the market. Gravitating around the shopping mall, the three internationally branded hotels, range of service apartments and commercial buildings will create a world-class destination of unparalleled quality and value. Two dedicated free-flow traffic ramps and flyovers will provide connectivity with the City of Riyadh and the development. These will also link directly into the shopping mall as well as feed a new landscaped boulevard accessing a mixed use and residential complex that will emerge behind the shopping mall. The entire development is sprinkled with parks, open spaces, street retail and restaurants, creating a cohesive destination for the people of Riyadh.

A L Q U R AYAT R O A D

Amongst this retail footprint stand five flagship shopping malls: three in Dubai being

Mall of the Emirates, City Centre Mirdif, City Centre Deira, in Bahrain with City Centre Bahrain, and in Egypt with the Mall of Egypt.

HOTEL / SERVICED A PA R T M E N T S

Majid Al Futtaim Properties is an established leader in creating lifestyle destinations that include shopping malls, hotels and mixed-use communities across the Middle East, Levant and North Africa. Majid Al Futtaim owns and operates the largest shopping mall portfolio in the Middle East and North Africa. Each year, Majid Al Futtaim Properties continues to evolve the face of shopping, leisure and entertainment experiences across the region with 20 world-class malls currently operating in the UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt and Lebanon, totaling a combined gross leasable area of over 1.1 million square meters with more than 2,800 stores, welcoming over 178 million visitors per year.

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

MASTER PLAN PRINCIPLES

Emerging North of the City of Riyadh

MALL OF SAUDI

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

Mall of Saudi Riyadh

Fly-over Concept Design Report

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ON GRADE ACCESS

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GUEST ARRIVAL ▪ LANDSCAPE ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

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GUEST ARRIVAL ▪ LANDSCAPE ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

MATERIALS

Exterior Concept The exterior architecture of the building is largely understated and simply constructed, insulated plaster with an elegant, triangular light motif at its most visible corners. As most of the mall is shielded from major roadway view by other master plan building parcels. There are however four key exterior points that require specific architectural attention:

As my ﬁrst project, I worked on a 324,520-SM mixed-use development in Saudi Arabia, comprising a large-scale retail and entertainment center and hotel. I supported the design team through Concept and SD, contributing to design deliverables, client presentations, and retail planning.

The north and south valet entry points along the master plan northsouth axis are each crafted into an “arms-outstretched” welcoming arc to make clear a formal urban point of entry. These two locations are unique in their use of stone veneer to add to the sense of solidity as well as a more elaborate vertical lighting concept to make the mall valet entries the brightest part of the building at night to reinforce the formal and symbolic point of mall entry. The remaining two areas of exterior consideration are the exterior dining terrace of the food court at the northeast corner of the project and the south garage approach from the Thumamah Road fly-over. The dining terraces utilize a shade trellis and a north facing greenwall to create an urban escape for the guest’s dining experience during the more enjoyable months of the year. The south garage facade is partially skinned with an illuminated perforated metal screen to formally announce Mall of Saudi vehicle arrival to the site.

SOUTH ENTRY

PROMENADE ENVIRONMENT

MATERIALS Guest Arrival Concept Polished Stainless Steel -Trims

The guest experience begins long before guests have entered the front door. Every touchpoint— from the sense of arrival to interactions with the employees to the amenities offered to the quality and color of the space—has the power to script guests into the story, making them an inextricable part of the experience and ultimately, building guest loyalty and reputation.

Stone Panels

The guest experience begins at the arrival. The concept of guest arrival is centered on clarity and convenience; convenience in the form of ease of access and egress; clarity in the form bold but elegant architectural forms to identify key entry and egress points for both traffic and pedestrians.

Frit Pattern Glass

Metal Panels

Plaster Colors

Ski Slope Opt 1Titanium Sheet

WEST ARRIVAL Warm Mirage Glass

Ski Slope Opt 2 Alucabond Panel

Perforated Metal Screen Champagne

Automobile traffic arrives at the site from one of two major directions.

CASCADE FOUNTAIN

ENTRY FOUNTAIN

GEOMETRIC PAVING

Champagne Mirror Glass

Traffic along Thumamah Road to the south arrives by either right turn or by left turn fly-over into the southern garage. The right turn along the street leads directly into the main field of parking under the mall or directly into the west garage. The fly-over splits to allow easy distribution to four points; Level 1 and Level 2 mall south deck parking, as well as, direct ground level access to both the main under mall parking field and the front door mall valet. Traffic north bound on Abi Bakr As Siddiq Road can right turn onto the north edge of the development and right turn south directly into the main ground floor parking field from the north.

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L A ND SC A PE

In addition, each of the five courts, as well as, each of the four garage welcome courts, provide easy access from parking directly to the mall from ground level where 60% of parking is located.

NORTH ENTRY

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PROGRAM PLANNING ▪ DESIGN CONCEPT

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

South Elevation

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Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

Outdoor Dining Terrace

PROGRAM PLANNING ▪ DESIGN CONCEPT

Outdoor Dining Terrace

ENTRY SECTION DEC 2016

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LUXURY ▪ ADVENTURE ▪ VALUE ▪ DESIGN CONCEPT

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

LUXURY DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

LUXURY DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

STRUCTURAL SPINE

Outdoor Dining Terrace

STRUCTURAL LATTICE

REFRACTED LIGHT

Luxury Shopper Experience The luxury shopper experience is first and foremost founded on the brand collection of the district. To add value to this experience, the storefronts are 4.75m tall at the Level 1 mall but grow to 5.75m and 8.0m at the Level 2 mall.

The two courts that anchor the luxury loop are the Luxury Court and Gold Court of the mall and are rendered in decidedly elegant, feminine sensibilities of color, form, and material. The color palette is an array of soft metallic and mirror gold tones with gold leaf accents. The flooring is conceived in warm local (or as near to local as can be achieved) gold vein granite, quartz or possibly highend white slab porcelain tile with delicate gold veining. The Luxury Court volume is identified by its heroic jewel-faceted skylight that reaches 30 m above the Level 1 mall floor. The stated design brief was to create a modern, 21st century version of the glass atria at the Mall of the Emirates.

LU X U RY M

ULO

ADVENTURE

The Gold Court is a smaller more slender space identified by subtle curves in plan and in the roof to create a complex feminine dynamic, highlighted by a centerline, gold leaf, lighting reveal that acts as the metaphorical equivalent of jewelry.

VA L U E

Level 2 Floor Plan +12.0m

Hotel Parcel LUXURY SOUTH COURT ROOF PLAN Substation

Substation

Substation Substation

Control room

Service Route

Substation

Hotel Loading Option

LUXURY CENTER COURT

LUXURY NORTH COURT

Substation

ULO MEP

DISTRICTING STRATEGY

SOUTH COURT | View from Level 1

Ground Level Convention Program

Hotel Parcel M

Hotel Parcel

Access to Basement Service Area

ULO

Ground Level Floor Plan +0.0m Mall of Saudi Program AREA SCHEDULE - RETAIL

AREAS PER LEVEL

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LUXURY DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

GBA (sm) 3,920 Possible Future Cinema 2,050

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

GFA (sm) 2,050 2,050

Plot A GLA (sm) Footprint (sm) 0

272,530 0 16,280 0 3,160 244,240 8,850

19,400 0 16,280 0 3,160

FIRST FLOOR Hypermarket Anchor Major Mini Major Flagship Lineshop Restaurant Restaurant Seating ULO BOH Public Facilities Concourse Energy Center Roadwork Ground Parking Service Dock Structured Parking

311,500 15,390 12,160 8,040 33,630 18,020 29,150 7,530 1,250 27,970 13,410 2,060 28,190 4,230 19,560 4,640 8,000 71,030

204,000 15,390 12,160 8,040 33,630 18,020 29,150 7,530 1,250 27,970 13,410 2,060 28,190

Park Restaurant Park Restaurant Seating Showroom F&B Outdoor Seating Feature Park Open Area Hotel Parcel

1,880 1,630 3,710 1,560

SECOND FLOOR Anchor Major Mini Major Flagship Lineshop Restaurant Restaurant Seating Food Court Lineshop Café Court Lineshop Café Court Seating Magic Planet Little Explorers Future Cinema FEC Shop Storage BOH Public Facilities Concourse Energy Center Structured Parking

229,100 11,420 4,300 30,300 12,610 30,700 9,200 2,810 1,630 1,560 930 370 990 690 350 300 11,750 3,740 30,800 3,730 67,230

158,200 11,420 4,300 30,300 12,610 30,700 9,200 2,810 1,630 1,560 930 370 990 690 350 300 11,750 3,740 30,800

111,870 11,420 4,300 30,300 12,610 30,700 9,200 2,810 1,630 1,560 930 370 990 690 350 300

Showroom F&B Outdoor Seating THIRD FLOOR Anchor Mini Major Future Cinema FEC Magic Planet BOH Public Facilities Concourse Structured Parking

0 0

TOTAL

LUXURY CENTER COURT

LUXURY NORTH COURT

161,920 15,390 12,160 8,040 33,630 18,020 29,150 7,530 1,250 27,970

Leisure Future Cinema FEC Magic Planet Little Explorers Total Leisure

CAFE COURT

Linear series of triangular skylights

Up-lit gold leaf light channel

8.0 m Store High Front

5.75m Store High Front

4.75m Store High Front

Area (sm)

Count

Hypermarket Anchor Major Mini Major Flagship Lineshop Shop Storage

15,390 33,430 12,340 68,010 30,630 59,850 300

1 2 3 40 54 347 30

TOTAL

219,950

477

AREA SCHEDULE - F&B

403,431 15,390 12,160 8,040 33,630 18,020 29,150 7,530 1,250 20,305 13,410 2,060 28,190 4,230 19,560 4,640 8,000 71,030

Department Restaurant Restaurant Seating Café Court Lineshop 28 Café Court Seating Food Court Lineshop Park Restaurant Park Restaurant Seating Showroom F&B Outdoor Seating TOTAL

Area (sm)

Count

16,730 4,060 1,560 930 1,630 1,880 1,630 6,600 2,380

59 44 8 8 30 5 5 12

37,400

170

Retail Planning Concept

Guest Experience

MAF retail planning is a study in efficiency. The target retail efficiency for the Mall of Saudi is 70%. Excluding the ULO and energy center we are currently achieving 72.8% efficiency.

To ensure the complete guest experience, a comprehensive approach to design must reflect a strong vision that extends naturally from the MAF brand and aims to meet the property’s strategic objectives. The overall guest experience is of the MAF standard, high quality and high value.

The concourses are straight and geometry orthogonal so as to maximize retail, parking and construction efficiencies with leasing flexibility being paramount, above all other design or concept considerations.

A truly successful development becomes an extension of MAF’s brand identity. Every guest interaction creates a positive impression and builds loyalty.

Currently, the mall width is 10 m typical with 4 m at the upper retail concourse. Further efficiencies have been considered (reducing the concourse to 9 m or 8 m with the upper concourse reduced to 3.75 m but these have, to date, been rejected based on MAF market research and allegorical evidence that suggests wider concourses would be preferred by Saudi shoppers. The counter argument for improved efficiencies is that Saudis visit Dubai and seem to have no special aversion to the narrower Dubai dimensions.

The Mall of Saudi, a landmark mixed-use destination, will cater to the residents of Riyadh, the broader Saudi community and the MENA tourism market. A true community-based destination, new and uniquely Saudi; the mall is a reflection of the Saudi way of life.

The footprint of the mall is particularly large, nominally 300,000 sq m of GLA stretched over two floors. The north and south concourses each extend more than 600 m and the travel distance around the concourse loop is one mile.

Key to the unique sense of place is the sense of social order founded on family, a single theme articulated in a number of differentiated forms and patterns but always a part of a single familiar whole. This particular approach to design is decidedly contrary to current trends in architecture that emphasize international brand above place. This distinctive design approach will add to the value in providing a modern but unique sense of place to the Mall of Saudi.

The retail concept is to create three leasing districts: a luxury loop at the west, a value loop at the east, anchored by Carrefour, and an adventure court between the two, anchored by the snow park and possible future Cinema.

The three primary districts – Luxury, Adventure and Value – each carry distinctive elements to cue the customer subtly to their location within the mall by modifying the volume, the ways natural light is introduced to the space and the general color palette.

DEC 2016

Level 2 Mall 7M FLR to FLR Level 1 Mall 6M FLR to FLR

Screen panel pattern embossed in the bulkhead below the screen

Grocery / Food Market Hypermarket Total Grocery

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Department Future Cinema FEC Magic Planet Little Explorers ULO

Area (sm)

CENTER COURT | View from Level 2

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9,630 4,700 7,130 990 27,970

Count 1 1 1 1 1

TOTAL

50,420

Showroom Office TOTAL

3,590 311,360

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LUXURY DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

ADVENTURE DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

ADVENTURE DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh Sky light

Ceiling panel

Roof shell

2,890 820

65,900 9,850 4,080 8,940 4,350 6,760 4,020 4,590 1,320 22,030

43,900 9,850 4,080 8,940 4,350 6,760 4,020 4,590 1,320

33,980 9,850 4,080 8,940 4,350 6,760

882,950

427,550

311,360

Efficiency Efficiency w/out ULO

3,590

Area (sm) % Total GLA

SUPER LUXURY SOUTH COURT | View from Level 1

72.82% 70.92%

Steel beam structure Possible future cinema entry

408,811

9,630 4,700 7,130 990 22,450

3.6% 1.8% 2.7% 0.4% 8.4%

Gold anodized perforated screen panel 15,390 5.8% 15,390

5.8%

Adventure Shopper Experience

TYPICAL CONCOURSE | View from Level 2

10000 4,500 6,000 910 21,400

3.7% 1.7% 2.2% 0.3% 8.0%

14,980 14,980

5.6% 5.6%

12.7% 12.7%

Anchors (other than Carrefour) Anchor Total Anchors

33,430 33,430

12.5% 12.5%

34,000 34,000

12,340 12,340

4.6% 4.6%

12,500 12,500

4.7% 4.7%

68,010 68,010

25.4% 25.4%

67,000 67,000

25.1% 25.1%

Flagships and Lineshops Flagship Lineshop Total Flagships and Lineshops

30,630 59,850 90,480

11.5% 22.4% 33.8%

30,850 58,230 89,080

11.6% 21.8% 33.4%

Food & Beverage Food Court Lineshop Café Court Lineshop Café Court Seating Restaurant Restaurant Seating Total Food & Beverage

1,630 1,560 930 16,730 4,060 24,910

0.6% 0.6% 0.3% 6.3% 1.5% 9.3%

2,530

19,150 5,850 27,530

0.9% 0.0% 0.0% 7.2% 2.2% 10.3%

TOTAL

TOTAL w/ Showrooms ULO

TOTAL w/ ULO

300 300

267,310

0.1% 0.1%

100%

3,510 12,570

27,970

410 410

0.2% 0.2%

266,900

100%

Ski slope

TYPICAL CONCOURSE Roof modules set C

SUPER LUXURY SOUTH COURT | View from Entry Level 1

ADVENTURE DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Roof modules set B

MATERIALS Champagne Mirror Glass Champagne Metallic Paint Shades

Accent Wall 3D Tile (Bathroom)

Counter top

'Cracked Ice' Modular Porcelain Tile

Back Painted Glass Panel

273,050 10.46%

23,000

296,050

DATE PRINTED:

A DV E NT URE

11/21/2016

8.62%

Warm Mirage Glass

Accent Wall/Ceiling

DEC 2016

VALUE DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

Metal Trim

F&B tenants with views into snow park

+13.0 m

+17.8 m

+24.4 m

+31.0 m

+37.6 m

+44.2 m

MATERIALS

Field Stone Quartzite

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Roof modules set A

Accent Stone - Granite

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Roof modules set A

TYPICAL CONCOURSE | View from Level 2

Accent Wall Stone Veneer DEC 2016

Roof modules set B

6150

283,390 311,360

The Adventure Court (sometimes referred to as the Father Court) is a large court anchored by the snow park, crafted with masculine sensibilities and in the guise of a metaphorical ice cave. The forms of the “cave” are reinforced by the use of ice-blue porcelain tile flooring, appearing irregularly cut and representing a cracked ice motif (though using a cost-effective pattern). The ceiling is highlighted by a series of mirror-like ice blue spandrel glass panels (alternately ultra-reflective automotive painted metal panels). Concentrated food and beverage units with views into the snow park and into the concourse, as well as a possible future cinema and entertainment-themed music and electronics retail, help to flush out the Adventure Court as a dynamic and engaging shopper experience.

Target Program Area (sm) % Total GLA

Major Majors Total Majors

Shop Storage Shop Storage Total Shop Storage

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

NORTH COURT | View from Level 2

AREA SCHEDULE - LEISURE

1,880 1,630 3,710 1,560 19,282 52,374 26,400

Mini Majors Mini Major Total Mini Majors

Park Restaurant Showroom (F&B and Offices)

OVERALL SECTION THROUGH LUXURY COURTS

LUX URY

PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL GLA

Mall of Saudi Program Department

CAFE COURT | View from Level 2

Parking

5,380

3750 1630

Showroom Office

SUPER LUXURY SOUTH COURT

Department

1,870

Concourse Ground Parking Service Dock

Shop Storage

BOH Basement Level Floor Plan Energy Center -6.0m

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BASEMENT LEVEL

East service below grade to preserveBOH primary customerService Dock experience at Ground Level GROUND LEVEL

Level 1 Floor Plan +6.0m Mall of Saudi Program - Plot A

Tenant Storage/Egress Service Route

PL AN N IN G

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

Through this project, I began taking ownership of ﬂoor plans, lease plans, and area summary calculations and participating in client meetings, developing my experience in client communication, retail planning, and large-scale international project coordination.

Hotel Parcel

Level 3 Floor Plan +19.0m

Service Route

I took ownership of developing the Executive Summary book, organizing project information and visual materials into a cohesive presentation that was well received by the client. I also contributed to design studies for the exterior of the ski slope and luxury restaurant area at the main entrance, with elements of my design incorporated into the ﬁnal concept.

The luxury experience is composed of a loop anchored by two courts and accessed by a separate super-luxury diamond shaped court at the south valet entry. Additionally, the luxury hotel has direct guest access to the Level 1 Super-Luxury Court.

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VALUE DISTRICT ▪ DESIGN

Value Shopper Experience

VALUE DISTRICT ▪ FOOD COURT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

VALUE DISTRICT ▪ FOOD COURT ▪ DESIGN

Mall of Saudi | Riyadh

Stage - 80 sq m

The value shopping experience is centered on a 15,000 sq m Carrefour at the Level 1 mall. This is the classic MAF mall; clean, modern and a little playful. The idea is a simple white on white palette with MAF standard white amalgam flooring with black amalgam edging. The district is filled out with a 30 tenant (3,000 seat) food court, a Magic Planet, Little Explorers and a second, as yet to be identified, Family Entertainment Center (FEC).

Outdoor Terrace

The shapes and form-making of the two courts leading to the Carrefour are in character with the other parts of the mall, utilizing a more playful arrangement of triangular skylights and ceiling forms, intended to be reminiscent of more transient daily materials such as folded paper or artful children’s crafts. While the Luxury Courts are all about aspiration, the Adventure Court about a special night or weekend experience, the Value Courts are all about the pleasant and comforting rhythms of daily family life in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Vestibule

The food court has been designed with hanging screens and directional natural light to break up the large area into human-scale spaces. The wide variety of seating modules allows flexibility to divide the food court into singles and family eating areas as required. Triangular skylight opening

Folded ceiling panel with triangular opening (skylight) or notch (back lit with LED lighting)

Juice Bar Vierendeel truss system

Men’s gym

Flat roof

Juice Bar

CROSS COURTS

Triangular skylight

Magic Planet Flat roof

Flat roof

1 diameter main column

Luminous screen hanging from the ceiling

TYPICAL CONCOURSE

Outdoor terrace vestibule

FOOD COURT

EAST COURT SECTION Little Explorers

Modular seating pod

Magic Planet lobby

18000 mm

Triangular skylight opening

MATERIALS

Folded ceiling panel with triangular opening (skylight) or notch (back lit with LED lighting)

Women’s spa

Little Explorers

Family Entertainment Center lobby

Champagne Metallic Paint Shades

Magic Planet entry Solid Surface

18.5 m floor to ceiling at highest point

Skylight 8400 mm

Flooring - 30 cm x 60 cm

4 seats bar height

Porcelain Wall tiles (Restrooms)

Porcelain Tiles (Restrooms) 30 cm x 60 cm

VA LUE

FOOD COURT | Food Court Entry View

Triangular opening (skylight)

Notch (back lit with LED lighting)

DEC 2016

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WEST COURT SECTION

DEC 2016 51

DEC 2016

Little Explorers entry

Bar counter

4 seats

Bench 4 /6 seats

4 seats

Bench 4 seats

6 seats

Central module 4 5 seats pod

Crystal module 2 54 Seats

6 m floor to ceiling

Crystal module 3 72 Seat

Crystal module 1 62 Seats

Center stage; 0.9 m height

DEC 2016 55

12 m floor to ceiling at highest point

2 tops gangable