MARINA SHEHATA_ FINAL CAD PROJECT

Marina Shehata

C M HOUSE [Document subtitle]

991520509 PATCN/ ARCHETECTURAL TECHNICAN “ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING 1 CADD 15298” GABRIELLA CORDOVA DATE: 2019/11/07

C M HOUSE

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Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY................................................................................................................................... 2 SECTION 1.0- Introduction............................................................................................................................. 3 SECTION 2.0 - Architectural FEATURES and Style .......................................................................................... 4 SECTION 1.3- Circulation & Zoning of the HOUSE ......................................................................................... 5 SECTION 1.4- Construction System and Materials......................................................................................... 6 REFRENCE ...................................................................................................................................................... 7 Area And Cost Calculation............................................................................................................................. 8 Chart For Area And Cost First Floor ............................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

First Floor Plan Drawing .............................................................................................................................. 10 Second Floor Plan Drawing ............................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.

Elevation 1 Drawing .................................................................................................................................... 12 Elevation 2 Drawing .................................................................................................................................... 13 Section 1 Drawing ....................................................................................................................................... 14 Interior Perspective..................................................................................................................................... 15 Exterior Perspect ........................................................................................................................................ 16

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY An art nouveau villa in northern Italy with a history of varied uses and architectural amendments has been redesigned by Oasis Architects into a house for a young family with three children.

Once surrounded by green parkland, the decorative ‘Liberty’ period villa in Busto Arsizio, built in the early 1900s, gradually shifted from suburb to center as the city expanded. While its grounds were given up to urban infill with a warehouse and a neighboring building added in the 60s, it retained its poise in the face of change.

Multiple interior modifications over the years as the building changed hands and functions meant that to return the house to its former glory, Oasis Architects had to take a tough approach to bring it back to residential use. It had been used as a rehabilitation center for teenagers so much of the interior had been remodeled.

The floors were re-cut to define new light-filled interior spaces, unique in shape at each level and connected with a renovated central staircase with new steel handrail – just one of Oasis’s trademark artistic twists.

Each floor has its own identity, brought to life with new material details. Industrial cement was cast across the whole ground floor, which becomes a canvas for communal activity.

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SECTION 1.0- Introduction n art nouveau villa in northern Italy with a history of varied uses and architectural amendments has been redesigned by Oasis Architects into a house for a young family with three children.

Once surrounded by green parkland, the decorative ‘Liberty’ period villa in Busto Arsizio, built in the early 1900s. While its grounds were given up to urban infill with a warehouse and a neighboring building added in the 60s. Each floor has its own identity, brought to life with new material details.

The area of this house (O A S) is 350.0 m^2 First floor, featuring bedrooms and bathrooms, brings richer colors, carpets combining reused and new material and mirrors to expand the perception of space.

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SECTION 2.0 - Architectural FEATURES and Style Architects Pietro Ferrario and Francesco ENEA Castellanza worked to ‘open, remove, cut, peel, remove, and unveil’ parts of the building to create the modern and functional design now found inside – that also celebrates the gracious character and elegant architectural details of the original villa.

The space across the three-storey house was stripped back to reveal the original wooden roof structure, then remodeled vertically to create a wide central corridor. The floors were re-cut to define new light-filled interior spaces, unique in shape at each level and connected with a renovated central staircase with new steel handrail – just one of Oasis’s trademark artistic twists.

For first floor is rich of colors and textures on the floors that become carpets made of reused and new materials. All the traces of the past still remain visible in the house: fireplace, cement tiles, ceilings.

The history lives into the present time.

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SECTION 1.3- Circulation & Zoning of the HOUSE The ground floor is candid and becomes the background of the collective life of those who live in. The first floor, dedicated to rooms and bathrooms, is rich of colors and textures on the floors that become carpets made of reused and new materials. All the traces of the past still remain visible in the house: fireplace, cement tiles, ceilings. The history lives into the present time.

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SECTION 1.4- Construction System and Materials The biggest challenge of the project was the attempt to bring to life the hidden spatiality of the house through a subtracting process,’ say the architects Is rich of colors and textures on the floors that become carpets made of reused and new materials. All the traces of the past still remain visible in the house: fireplace, cement tiles, ceilings. The history lives into the present time.

The whole creative process starts from subtraction. Open, remove, cut, peel, remove, unveil. A conceptual and physical cleaning work that allowed to reveal the horizontal space of the old house and the new vertical space of the wide central corridor.

The floors were re-cut to define new light-filled interior spaces, unique in shape at each level and connected with a renovated central staircase with new steel handrail – just one of Oasis’s trademark artistic twists.

So for C M house they used metal, steel, title and Concrete.

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REFRENCE

https://www.gooood.cn/cm-house-by-oasi-architects.htm

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Area And cost calculation

Area and cost calculation first floor room name living room dining room kitchen bath room stairs entrance hall way second floor bathroom (small) bedroom 1 bedroom 2 bedroom 3 master bedroom bathroom (big) walk in closet stairs hallway STATISTIC SUMMARY GROSS FLOOR AREA FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR TOTAL FLOOR AREA NET FLOOR AREA FIRST FLOOR AREA SECOND FLOOR AREA TOTAL FLOOR AREA

net area (SM) Gross area(SM) Unit cost($/SM) Room Cost 33.132642 42.733023 $950.00 $31,476.01 17.32399 22.572589 $750.00 $12,992.99 10.685175 14.000084 $1,550.00 $16,562.02 1.171892 12.048645 $1,450.00 $1,699.24 1.865022 2.746289 $850.00 $1,585.27 4.636327 6.496722 $550.00 $2,549.98 11.295048 12.048645 $550.00 $6,212.28 6.487184 13.153865 13.289187 13.402895 15.803968 11.064287 12.693245 8.225723 17.919359

9.127858 15.865179 15.816908 16.616382 19.222617 14.066146 15.400418 10.19966 18.210879

$1,450.00 $650.00 $650.00 $650.00 $650.00 $1,450.00 $550.00 $850.00 $550.00

$9,406.42 $8,550.01 $8,637.97 $8,711.88 $10,272.58 $16,043.22 $6,981.28 $6,991.86 $9,855.65

112.645997 134.526047 247.172044 80.110096 112.039713 192.149809

AREA FOR WALLS AND PARTITION PERCENTAGE OF USABLE SPACE TOTAL CONSTRACTION COST AVERAGE COST PER SQUARE MITER OF CONSTRACTION

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22.26%

55.022235 78% $158,528.67 $825.03

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Chart for Area and Floor

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First Floor Plan Drawing

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Second Floor Plan Drawing

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Elevation 1 Drawing

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Elevation 2 Drawing

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Section 1 Drawing

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Interior Perspective

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Exterior Perspective

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Area and cost calculation first floor room name net area (SM) Gross area(SM) Unit cost($/SM) Room Cost living room 33.132642 42.733023 $950.00 $31,476.01 dining room 17.32399 22.572589 $750.00 $12,992.99 kitchen 10.685175 14.000084 $1,550.00 $16,562.02 bath room 1.171892 12.048645 $1,450.00 $1,699.24 stairs 1.865022 2.746289 $850.00 $1,585.27 entrance 4.636327 6.496722 $550.00 $2,549.98 hall way 11.295048 12.048645 $550.00 $6,212.28 second floor bathroom (small) 6.487184 9.127858 $1,450.00 $9,406.42 bedroom 1 13.153865 15.865179 $650.00 $8,550.01 bedroom 2 13.289187 15.816908 $650.00 $8,637.97 bedroom 3 13.402895 16.616382 $650.00 $8,711.88 master bedroom 15.803968 19.222617 $650.00 $10,272.58 bathroom (big) 11.064287 14.066146 $1,450.00 $16,043.22 walk in closet 12.693245 15.400418 $550.00 $6,981.28 stairs 8.225723 10.19966 $850.00 $6,991.86 hallway 17.919359 18.210879 $550.00 $9,855.65 STATISTIC SUMMARY GROSS FLOOR AREA FIRST FLOOR 112.645997 SECOND FLOOR 134.526047 TOTAL FLOOR AREA 247.172044 NET FLOOR AREA FIRST FLOOR AREA 80.110096 SECOND FLOOR AREA 112.039713 TOTAL FLOOR AREA 192.149809 AREA FOR WALLS AND PARTITION 22.26% 55.022235 PERCENTAGE OF USABLE SPACE 78% TOTAL CONSTRACTION COST $158,528.67 AVERAGE COST PER SQUARE MITER OF CONSTRACTION $825.03

Area and cost calculation first floor net area (SM) living room dining room

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kitchen bath room stairs entrance hall way

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DINING ROOM

LIVING ROOM KITCHEN

STAIRS

BATHROOM

ENTRANCE

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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SMALL BATHROOM

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BEDROOM1

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MASTER ROOM

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BIG BATHROOM

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SECTION

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INTERIOR

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