BIG RAPIDS COMMUNITY CENTER 100 HUTCHINSON STREET
SMALL TOWN STUDIO
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A A EXISTING
SITE
CONCEPT
SUSTAINABILITY
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A A PROGRAM
DESIGN
EXISTING | This section includes information regarding alternative site research and and a photographic analysis of the primary site selected for the project.
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HANCHETT 16
OSCEOLA 14
WATERTOWER 10
ALTERNATE SITES
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
3 4 5
2 1
7 6
8
EXISTING SITE
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| CONCEPT This section includes information regarding the programatic and building partis which were the driving force behind that which the project came to be.
PROGRAM PARTI
2 BUILDING PARTI
CONCEPT STATEMENT
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HE INTENT OF THIS DESIGN IS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SITE AND ITS’ SURROUNDING NATURE PRESERVE BY PROVIDING VIEWS TO THE NORTH AND ANCHORING THE BUILDING WITHIN THE LANDSCAPE, WHILE PROVIDING USERS WITH A FACILITY THAT IS BOTH CONTEMPORARY AND ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIVE.
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A | PROGRAM This section includes information regarding interior and exterior spaces, including square footages, for the project.
COMMUNITY SPACE LOBBY 4200 SENIOR/TEEN AREA 1900 OFFICES STAFF OFFICES 300 RECREATION OFFICE 150 LIFEGUARD OFFICE 150 WORKING ROOMS MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 1650 MEETING ROOM (SM)(2) 450EA MEETING ROOM (LG) 750 GYMNASIUM HIGH SCHOOL COURT 7400 SEATING 850 STORAGE 250 COMMUNITY POOL SWIMMING POOL 5100 HOT TUB 220 CHILDRENS SPLASH AREA 950 POOL DECK 4500 MECHANICAL ROOM 1000 DIRECT POOL STORAGE 300 DROP-IN DAYCARE PLAY AREA 950 QUIET AREA 450 SLEEPING AREA 300 UNISEX FIXTURES 1 CHILD FIXTURES 2 CHANGIE/WASH STATION 60 STORAGE 100 EXERCISE ROOM 1150 WALKING TRACK LOCKER ROOMS MEN 1700 WOMEN 1700 FAMILY 600 KITCHEN 300 UTILITY/JANITORIAL 150 MECHANICAL/ELECTIRAL 600 RESTROOMS MALE FIXTURES 12 FEMALE FIXTURES 9 UNISEX FIXTURES 2 CHILD FIXTURES 2
INTERIOR PROGRAM
WALK-THROUGH GARDEN 1000 MULTI-PURPOSE COURT 6000 BASKETBALL TENNIS PLAYGROUND 2500 ICE RINK AREA 4000 SKATE PARK 7000 PARKING 194 SPACES RESTROOMS MALE FIXTURES 2 FEMALE FIXTURES 2
EXTERIOR PROGRAM
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|SITE This section includes information regarding an analysis of the n e a r b y areas , good views from the site, and finished site plan.
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL RECREATIONAL (R-1) EDUCATIONAL WORSHIP UNDEFINED PROJECT SITE
SURROUNDINGS
VIEWS
SITE PLAN
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| SUSTAINABILITY This section includes information regarding two sustainability assesments based on the project and its components. The building was designed based upon SERF guidelines. Those statistics were then carried over into a LEED assesment to see where the project stood. Following this information is a breakdown of the main areas in which the project was awarded majority of its points for each assesment method.
SERF (2012) SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE FACILITIES
134 214
SERF CERTIFIED
63% EARNED 18 CATEGORIES $ 8000 INITIAL FEE $ 350 ANNUAL FEE STREAM-LINED EASY TO NAVIGATE AFFORDABLE
(2009)LEED LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
53 110
LEED SILVER
CERTIFIED 40-49
SILVER 50-59 GOLD 60-79 PLATINUM 80-110
9 CATEGORIES $ 900 REGISTRATION FEE $ 3250 PRECERTIFICATION REVIEW (OPTIONAL) $ 2326 DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION REVIEW
SERF (2012) SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE FACILITIES HEATING & COOLING UNITS MEET EFFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS OF ASHRAE 90.1 2007 ENVELOPE COMPONENTS MEET THERMAL INSULATION REQUIREMENTS OF ASHRAE 90.1 2007 ROOF WALLS FLOORS DOORS 20% ENERGY CONSUMPTION IMPROVEMENT DAYLIGHTING 10% WATER CONSUMPTION IMPROVEMENT LOW-FLOW FIXTURES, RAIN WATER RETENTION MATERIAL LOCALITY IN STATE OR WITHIN 500 MILES SITE PROXIMITY TO BASIC SERVICES PLACE OF WORSHIP PARK RESTAURANTS
(2009)LEED LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DEVLOPMENT DENSITY AND COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY PROXIMITY TO RESIDENTIAL AREA & BASIC SERVICES ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION LOW-EMITTING AND FUEL-EFFICIENT VEHICLES PARKING CAPACITY WATER USE REDUCTION OPTIMIZE ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT RECYCLE MINIMUM 50% DEMOLISHED MATERIAL RECYCLED CONTENT REGIONAL MATERIALS 20% OF TOTAL MATERIAL VALUE
DESIGN | This section includes information and visuals regarding the completed building. Items included are floor plans, sections, elevations, and interior and extior views.
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
WEST ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
BUILDING SECTION 3
BUILDING SECTION 2
BUILDING SECTION 1
INTERIOR
EXTERIOR 1
EXTERIOR 2
EXTERIOR 3