Selected Works

P O R T F O L I O | SELECTED WORKS | | 2019 - 2024 | HOI XEN PEI

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E D U C A T I O N UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES

MONASH UNIVERSITY, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

M.Arch. Professional Degree (expected to graduate June 2025)

Bachelors of Architectural Design

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URBAN HUMANITIES INITIATIVE PROGRAM AT UCLA | SEPT 2023- JULY 2024

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Engaged in a comprehensive interdisciplinary program that explores the intersection between architecture, urban planning, humanities, and social sciences in the context of Los Angeles and the US/ Mexico border Explored various methodological toolkits to include Thick Mapping and Filmic Sensing as methods of spatial inquiry and critique of socially constructed borders and commons.

Contributed expertise in architecture to develop community-centered design principles, emphasizing the social impact of architectural interventions

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Provided over 12 hours’ worth of support time to develop career strategies, exploring potential career paths and relevant skills Assisted mantee with transitioning to the workplace from a school setting Conducted porfolio reviews, offering constructive feedback for selected design projects and presentations to develope a strong and diverse porfolio

TEACHING ASSISTANT AT UCLA AUD 223 – MEDIATION III |APRIL 2024 - JULY 2024

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Led comprehensive technical tutorials on Blender & Rhino, helping students understand and apply design theories to meet assignment requirements.

Instructed students on advance Blender physics simulations, texture mapping, and animation simulations Demonstrated practical uses of architectural concepts through Blender, enhancing students’ ability to visualize and execute design projects.

TEACHING ASSISTANT AT UCLA AUD 142 – TECHNOLOGY III |APRIL 2024 - JULY 2024 • •

Led instructional sessions on the fundamental concepts of parametric modelling, focusing on parametric shell structures on Grasshopper.

Develop a lesson plan and grasshopper script to integrate with the shell of a deformed primitive tor their studio assignment requirements.

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Technical Drafting (Intermediate) Sketching Model Making

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High verbal and written communications skills shown by consistent high distinction results for both written assignments and class presentations Ability to effectively interact and communicate with people from diverse backgrounds

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Developed skills in research and research leadership Connect and worked with a variety of students from multidisciplinary backgrounds to develop and execute a research proposal Received training in preparing team-based funding applications

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Design, draw & compile specifications documentation according to Client’s brief for tender Produce 3D modelling for submission & design visualization for multinational commercial hospitality and office type buildings Review & summarize all tenders received during procurement stages Carry out cost analysis & advise Client of results/findings Attended weekly construction meetings with contractors & carried out site supervision (only upon site visit)

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Execution of drawings, diagrams and presentation layout for the submittal of the following Patterns projects to Los Angeles AIA Awards: Casa Alicia [Rosario, Argentina] Lonely Castle, Visitor Center [Hegra, Saudi Arabia] and Karma Kandara Phase VI Resort [Bali, Indonesia] Assistance on the Schematic Design Phase of the common areas for the Karma Kandara and Sunset 9101 projects Analysis and feasibility study of topographic site in Tinos, Greece.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER AT PROJECT SOLUTIONS PTE LTD, SINGAPORE |MAY 2019AUG 2022

TEACHING ASSISTANT AT UCLA TEEN ARCH SUMMER PROGRAM |JULY 2023 AUG 2023 Led instructional sessions on architecture design, theory, and technical skills, providing guidance to students to support and clarify their queries to meet their assignment requirements Instructed students on architectural software and tools, including Rhino 7 and Adobe Creative Cloud, enhancing their technical proficiency Demonstrated practical applications of architectural principles through hands-on exercises on paper folding and orthogonal drawings Offered guidance on porfolio development and college application processes for students interested in pursuing architecture

Led the research and analysis to enhance the visual and functional impact of the Trans Wellness Center LA. Developed a proposal that includes approximately 2600sqft of additional space to the center’s current 3000sqft.

Engaged with stakeholders to gather input and integrate feedback into the design proposal, ensuring alignment with the center’s mission and needs.

Worked on pedagogy and building site analysis research for Downtown Los Angeles Trust building for future intervention proposals Designed and organized multi-sensorial exhibitions for cityLAB UHI Seminars Work on design development for ongoing UCLA Bruin Hub extensions on campus (Expected completion in August 2025)

Able to work effectively in a team proven by results in a work setting and high distinction results for group assignments during undergraduate and graduate studies Completion of all required documentation, models, final client presentations, and submission drawings before deadlines

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Developed skills using Adobe After Effects, Media Encoder and Experience Design to produce short animated films produced in Unreal, Maya, and Blender Required experience handling AV equipment for the purpose of documentation of my design process within studios

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Fluent in English and Malay in both conversational and writing Beginner level in conversational Mandarin

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|UCLA URBAN HUMANITIES INITIATIVE |SPRING - SUMMER 2024|GUS WENDALL|

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01 O B L I Q U E T E R R A I N |M.ARCH COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN WITH EXISTED BUILDING STRUCTURE |SPRING 2024| |GEORGINA HUJLICH | IN COLLABORATION WITH MENGRU ZHAO | C O N C E P T: 5 0 % | D R AW I N G S : 9 0 % | |RENDERS: 50%| PHYSICAL MODEL: 10% |

LOCATION: 423-435 S HEWITT A N G E L E S, C A , 9 0 0 1 3 TYPE: PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL PROJECT SIZE: 15,000 SQFT

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Oblique Terrain is an adaptive re-use project built upon two typical bowstring and mortar warehouse buildings. The project converts the existing bowstring truss warehouse into a highschool for Arts and Architecture.

To achieve the new program, the project re-conceives the existing ground condition as a plate that situates itself within the old. Our proposal adds a new basement as well as a second floor above the “plate” with partial mezzanine levels that improves and expands the existing structure from 15,000 sqft. to 45,000 sqft.

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Formed by the alteration of a simple bow string truss, a diagonal “plate” creates a dialogue between new and existing by discretizing moments where both intersect, amplifying our local formal ambitions. By extruding, dividing, shifting, slicing and subtracting new and old masses, we create intricacies of interior, exterior, and inbetween moments when pinched and shifted space for the public.

All original bowstring trusses will be reused from the existing site condition and reinforced with metal joints. The altered profile would afford spaces of enclosure or cantilever depending on where columns are placed.

Student Name: Mengru Zhao

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The final truss also produces underbelly spaces that inform the exterior form. All existing steel columns will also be repurposed according to the new bow configuration. The existing Brick and Stone from the demolished walls will be salvaged neatly to prevent breakage. They will be cleaned of mortar and debris 1.Existingto for reuse. Unusable masonry materials will be transported recycling facilities where they can be processed into aggregate for new construction projects.

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Large windows or glazed areas on the north side are proposed to MENGRU ZHAO / XEN PEI HOI maximize natural light penetration into the studio spaces, reducing the need for artificial lighting during daylight hours.

ROOF: -Exterior Metal Roof Decking -6” Rigid Insulation -3/4” Fire Treated Plywood Panel -5-Ply CLT Panel

ROOF: FLOOR: -1”-Exterior SelectedMetal Floor Roof FinishDecking -6” Rigid Insulation -1-1/2” Gypcrete Subfloor Fire Treated Plywood Panel -1”-3/4” Acoustic Insulation -5-Ply Panel -5-Ply CLTCLT Panel FLOOR: PLANE: -1” Selected -3-Ply CLT PanelFloor Finish Subfloor -6”-1-1/2” MineralGypcrete Wool Insulation -1” Acoustic Insulation -1/2” Fire Treated Plywood -5-Ply Panel -5-Ply CLTCLT Panel

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Exterior Metal Roof Decking

PLANE: FOUNDATION: CLT Slab Panel -6”-3-Ply Concrete MineralSub-Slab Wool Insulation -2”-6” Concrete -1/2” Fire Treated -2” Crushed Stone Plywood -5-Ply CLT Panel

Rigid Insulatioin Fire Treated Plywood Panel Exterior Metal Roof Decking

FACADE: FOUNDATION: -Aluminum Mesh Panel Concrete SlabMullions (Male & Female Parts) -2”-6” * 10” Aluminum -2” Concrete Sub-Slab -2” Crushed Stone FACADE: -Aluminum Mesh Panel -2” * 10” Aluminum Mullions (Male & Female Parts)

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NEW & EXISTING STRUCTURE The project utilizes materials with low embodied carbon, such as reclaimed wood and steel columns and majority

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The metal cladded roof is reflective to minimize heat absorption and reduce cooling loads. It is highly resistant to

Second floor plan The programs are organized so that dwelling spaces like studios are situated above the plane while spaces that require less lingering are below.

For instance, the woodshop and library are located in the basement, programs such as cafe, and galleries are located at the entry level for more public uses. A courtyard is situated below ground and can be directly accessible via the ground floor exterior. The auditorium sits on top the diagonal

cut of the building, emphasizing the slope of the configured truss profile.

The altered building appears in contrast to the surrounding streets. Standing brightly colored, within the neighborhood, Oblique Terrain becomes a beacon for attending students and potential anchor for the community as a green open space for the public.

ACADEMIC 1. Open Studios & Review Spaces 9,000 sqft

2. Classrooms / Open Study Space 3,000 sqft

3. Computer Lab 750 sqft

4. Library 750 sqft

5. Digital Fabrication Lab / Maker Space 500 sqft

6. Wood / Metal Shop 2,000 sqft

7. Special Projects Lab 1,000 sqft

8. Spray Booth 250 sqft

9. Photography Room 250 sqft

ADMINISTRATION 10. Admin Spaces 1,000 sqft

11. Security Offices 250 sqft

12. Faculty Lounge 750 sqft

13. IT Office 750 sqft

First floor plan PUBLIC 14. Auditorium 2,000 sqft

15. Gallery 1,000 sqft

16. Lobby / Entrance 1,000 sqft

13. IT Office 750 sqft

SERVICES 17. Cafeteria 2,000 sqft

18. Restrooms 2,000 sqft

19. Receiving / Loading Dock 500 sqft

20. Mechanical Spaces 2,500 sqft

21. Storage 500 sqft

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|M.ARCH TECH CORE |SPRING 2023| | YA R R A F E G H A L I | L O C A T I O N : 2 T Y P I C A L L A H O U S I N G PA R C E L S (2* 75X25’) TYPE: RESIDENTIAL PROJECT SIZE: 15,000 SQFT This studio aims to uncover new architectural propositions and possibilities for living. The studio engages Architecture as an epistemic question and a discursive practice, one with the capacity to make arguments and take positions through design, concerning ourselves with housing as the charged site where private life and the life of the city intersect.

After being assigned a housing type (Duplex/Fourplex), I was tasked to generate a taxonomy of common types and arrangements and through a series of drawings to better understand their governing principles and their rules of engagement from a precedent study. This process is vital to create expertise and control over the housing type we are studying, to bend and break the rules to produce new outcomes.

Figure ground diagrams

I was interested in 2 key characteristic of the duplex/fourplex type. To allow opportunities of intimate and organic interactions between the tenants and to utilise housing units as components that can vary in shape and sizes. To achieve this, my strategy inclides to use interstitial spaces to create porosity in plan and section by re-evaluating defensible spaces and the effectiveness of courtyard spaces. Furthermore, I elevated teraces and stoops to form circulation, semi and commmunal spaces.

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Emphasizing multiple types of usable exterior spaces, this design includes incorporating unshaded/shaded circulation spaces, unshaded/shaded terraces, interiorized sunrooms, and large open communal spaces. Having this in mind, informal dwelling spaces that blend functional and recreational programs create a natural build up of privacy layers between tenants and neighbors.

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This studio focuses on order through relationships cultivated from the site and deploying program to develop a spatial corollary for their containment through the design of the LADWP Water Complex. Negotiating programmatic demands that range from infrastructure to architecture to landscape, the Water Complex necessitates managing varied programmatic scales and dispositions as much as it does, taking a well-articulated position as to the nature of this particular public complex.

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1. Mission Deck Control 4000 sqf

2. Operation Center Office Area 1000 sqf

3. Mechanical Room 2000 sqf

4. Staff Lounge 400 sqf

5. Storage 900 sqf

6. Reception 900 sqf

7. Gift Shop 500 sqf

8. Cafe 1500 sqf

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12. Research Lab 3000 sqf

13. Staff Kitchen/Lunch Room 600 sqf

14. Open Office Area 1000 sqf

15. Private Office 1000 sqf

16. Exhibition Space 5000 sqf

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For my proposal, I brought forward the idea of the field as an object and expanded on the idea of a mountain scape or tower scape that contrasts with a graphic bed of patterns, emphasizing a synthetic ecology.

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A graphic pattern alternates ground beds. A subtle intervention that is not infrastructural but impact subtly influenced the wildlife.

1. Mission Deck Control 4000 sqf

2. Operation Center Office Area 1000 sqf

3. Mechanical Room 2000 sqf

4. Staff Lounge 400 sqf

5. Storage 900 sqf

6. Reception 900 sqf

7. Gift Shop 500 sqf

8. Cafe 1500 sqf

9. Workshop Hall 6000 sqf

10. Classroom 1000 sqf

11. Black Box Auditorium 5000 sqf

12. Research Lab 3000 sqf

13. Staff Kitchen/Lunch Room 600 sqf

14. Open Office Area 1000 sqf

15. Private Office 1000 sqf

16. Exhibition Space 5000 sqf

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Bike and Recreational Paths

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Programs are dispersed throughout 3 levels through a series of enclosed glass offices and concrete research spaces and large platforms.

Within the structure, 2 towers allows direct access to certain areas of platforms that will connect horizontally through a series of ramps and bridges. Circulation extends programs to the exterior of the tower and foregrounds a gradient of privacy within the space.

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R I T U A L S C A P E S |M.ARCH ADAPTIVE MÉLANGE: REPURPOSING ARC H I T E C T U R E , H I S T O RY A N D L A N D S C A P E | | FALL 2024 | GEORGINA HUJLICH |

L O C A T I O N : K A R M A B O R G O D I C O L L E O L I , PA L A I A T U S C A N Y, I T A L Y T Y P E : P R I VA T E H O S P I T A L I T Y PROJECT SIZE: 560,000 SQM

This studio aims to frames adaptive reuse strategies within a discourse that transcends purely technical or economic considerations, evolving into a more nuanced engagement with issues of tectonics and aesthetics, and in a continuous dialogue between the past and the present.

For this project, I wanted to transform underutilized spaces by repurposing some existing structures (the ground) and engaging with the existing using materiality and lighting. I wanted to enhance connectivity with seamless pathways and framed views and to foster cultural programming and daily rituals.

The existing site consists of a melange of architecturally relevant elements: Middle Age buildings, a highly articulated ground that integrates landscape, hardscape and agriculture, and finally an abandoned church from the late 1700s. Currently, the site hosts a resort, after a significant restoration in 2003, following the conversion of one of the buildings into a villa for Tuscany’s aristocracy during the pick of the Renaissance.

Enoteca Granaio The Villa

Existing site Focus: The Piazza spaces along the Villa, Enoteca, and Granaio

Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy

Piazza della Signoria, Florence, Italy

Foreground of urban stages

A Piazza acts as a stage. It is a space where various activities unfold, creating a dynamic interplay between different domains.

Not just transitional but also ritualistic. In this urban stage, the architecture and layout of the Piazza play crucial roles in directing the flow of activities and interactions. The buildings surrounding the Piazza act as the backdrop, while the open space itself becomes the foreground where the drama of everyday life is enacted. People gather, converse, celebrate, and sometimes even protest, making the Piazza a focal point of communal life.

A piazza’s open nature invites people to linger, observe, and participate in the ongoing spectacle. The spatial arrangement allows for a fluid movement, where the boundaries between different activities blur, creating a seamless experience. This interplay of movement and stillness, of public and private, of the mundane and the extraordinary, makes the Piazza a unique urban space that is both functional and symbolic.

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Seams, aperture and circulation become the systems of which parts of a whole is revealed on the compound. In complement with ideas of stages, performances and processes, the design proposes a winery that flows with the processions of performances and rituals that comes with piazza vernacular.

Anton Blok describes the processes of farming as leisure.1 He likens the activity of harvesting as a series of ritual steps, not seen as labor but a festive activity that in the past inverses the activity with respect to gender, work, time, and place. The proximity to the built-up area creates a paradoxical experience of almost being both inside and outside an agro-culture estate. When the two programs inexplicably meet, it creates an opportunity for a new dynamic between an performer and a spectator.

1 Block Anton, Urban rituaks in Italy and the Netherlands, (Van Gorcum, 1993) p. 51-57.

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K A R M A K A N D A R A P H A S E VI | W O R K E X P E R I E N C E | 2 0 2 4 | PA T T E R N S , L O S A N G E L E S | LOCATION: BALI, INDONESIA T Y P E : C O M M E RC I A L H O S P I TA L I T Y PROJECT SIZE: 117,500 SQFT

This project focuses on the additional Building (A2) of an existing 5-star resort located in Bali, Indonesia. The proposal includes a common area that bridges to the new building. The common area includes a winery, dining area, infinity pool and pool bar.

I aided in developing the proposed Common Area design; working on iterations for the swimming bar, winery interior and external canopy design. I also assisted in developing the sun bed platform drawings and the pool details.

Furthermore, I developed the building render sets (as shown) and the proposed sustainability features of the A2 building extension.

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Karma Kandara 29 Natural Light Design Direct - Indirect Lighting

Courtyard Roof Overhang Shields From Tropical Sun Green Roof Reduces Sun Gain & Extends Life-span of Roof

Rain Water Collection Preserving & Re-Using Resources

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Passive Cooling Cooled Outdoor Air Flowing Into Interior Space Through Terrace

Passive Cooling Pool and Green Space that Cools Air Before Entering the Building Karma Kandara Bali. Indonesia. 2024

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Menyatakan sesuai dengan k PT.KARMA DEVELOP berlaku.

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C

0.34 2.90

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PT.KARMA DEVELOPMENTS

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10.23

+2.90

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-1.05

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+1.80

+1.35

+0.90 +/-0.00

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Patterns

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6.36

2.54

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4

0

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24.93

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MEP:

COMMON SPACES - PLATFORM 1.

Bertanggung jawab penuh SKALA 1:150 yang telah berdiri terhadap bangunan baik menyangkut kekuatan konstruksi, kekokohan, & kualitas struktur bangunan serta keselamatan umum di lingkungan sekitarnya dari kegagalan konstruksi 2.

Bertanggung jawab penuh terhadap segala dampak yang timbul akibat berdinya bangunan tersebut.

3.

Menyatakan bahwa gambar sesuai dengan ketentuan yang berlaku.

11.73

0.63

3.40

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GROUND FLOOR LEVEL FFL. ±0.00

4.60

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6.76

15.84

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2.50

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Bertanggung jawab terhadap segala dampak akibat berdinya banguna 3.

Menyatakan bahwa sesuai dengan ketentuan PERUNTUKAN BANGUNA berlaku.

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DIP XXX

LOKASI:

SKALA 1:150

Karma Kandara 25

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Patt

Konstruktur:

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MEP:

Naut

4.80

2.50

2.50

2.50

6.61

7.17

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+0.45

+1.35

+/-0.00

JML. LEMBAR

1.05

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0.05

SKALA 1:200

8.67

3.29 21.29

2.09

COMMON SPACES - PLATFORM

+1.35

+0.90

Patt

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+2.90

PERNYATAAN

+1.80

1.

Bertanggung jawab terhadap bangunan yang baik menyangkut kekuata kekokohan, & kualitas str bangunan serta keselama lingkungan sekitarnya da konstruksi 2.

Bertanggung jawab terhadap segala dampak akibat berdinya banguna 3.

Menyatakan bahwa sesuai dengan ketentuan berlaku.

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL FFL. ±0.00 -1.10

9.32

PLATFORM SECTION EE SKALA 1:150

PEMILIK:

PT.KARMA DEVELOP DIP

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MENGETAHU

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SOLUTIONS

L O C A T I O N : C H E R A T I N G , M A L AY S I A T Y P E : C O M M E RC I A L H O S P I TA L I T Y PROJECT SIZE: 470,000 SQFT

SITE PLAN This project is focused on converting 48 existing Guest officer rooms into 24 units of Superior Rooms throughout the village, accommodate the client’s specified space requirements, and to address acoustical and thermal issues that are currently posing a large issue within rooms. Meanwhile, all the necessary enhancement on the structure also has to be done while maintaining the cultural and ecological integrity of the buildings and site in accordance with Green Globe & BREEAM’s standards.

CLUBMED CHERATING Scale: 1:2000 - A3

10 JAN 19

SITE PLAN

CLUBMED CHERATIN Scale: 1:2000 - A3

10 JAN

In compliance to Green Globe & BREEAM, the design is heavily focused on utilising existing timber pieces to form the new extension. This new structure would maintain a minimum of 80 percent of existing’s traditional Malay long-house timber construction while new concrete columns will be fabricated in parallel with the existing columns.

My responsibilities encompassed conducting in-depth technical analyses to inform structural design decisions, creating immersive 3D models to visualize concepts, and generating detailed drawings essential for project implementation.

H-type (Type 1) Proposed Corridor extension

Linear (Type 2) Propos

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Overall site plan of the Eco Resort Village containing 15 blocks of traditional Malay long houses with 2 types of configuration that branches from the main Espace Public area. Site is located in Cherating, Malaysia.

NG 19

sed Corridor extension

Schematic corridor plan detail

Schematic partition plan detail

2650

2650

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2650

10600 2650

2650

1185

2650 2735

47700 5300

2650 1380

5300

2650

2650

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21200 2650

2650

2650

2650

NEW WALL 210mm THK CONSTRUCTED WITH: - 75x50 TIMBER STUDS, FINISH W/ 12mmWATERPROOF PLYWOOD & 12mm HW EXISTING TIMBER STRIP WALL CLADDING TO BE REINSTALLED ON EXTERIOR SIDE TO MATCH EXTG - INTERNAL WALL WITH 75x50 TIMBER STUDS WITH 50mm INSULATION, DOUBLE LAYER 15mm GYPSUM BOARD

PROPOSED ADDITIONS MED MALA 29TH MILE JALAN KUA KUANTAN

2 3000 1775

GA/3-001

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NEW BALCONY

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A-1103

A-1101

NEW BALCONY

3275

NEW BALCONY

3275

NEW BALCONY

1225

3275

SUITE

6550

NEW BALCONY

EXISTING CORRIDOR

3305 280

EXISTING CORRIDOR

UP

1200

NEW CORRIDOR

280

1390

NEW CORRIDOR

EXISTING LINKWAY

DN NEW DB

1390

RELOCATED TIMBER STAIRCASE, COMPLETE WITH TREADS, BEAMS, BALUSTRADE & NEW RC COLUMNS ON R.C FOOTING TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL

970

280 19100 6000 1390

ZULKIFL

NEW HK

3

3275

4

GA/3-002

3275

6550

GA/3-002

NEW BALCONY

NEW BALCONY

NEW BALCONY

NEW BALCONY

NEW 100x50mm HW TIMBER TRUSSES AT 900mm C/C LAID TO NEW ANGLE

100 50 50

DE2

50 50

NEW ROOF RAFTER DETAIL

DE3

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

GA/3-001

NEW 150x200 HW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION

Ø16

200 100 50

20°

Scale: 1:400 - A4

28°

25

BLOCK A - 1ST FLOOR PLAN

75

1

200 0 50 5010

50

NEW 100x 100mm HW TIMBER BEAM

25 50

NEW 1HR FR WALL CONSTRUCTED OF 75x50 HW STUDS DOUBLE LAYER WITH 2 LAYERS 15mm FR GYPSUM BOARD TO BOTH SIDES OF WALL

5mm GALV. IRON ANCHOR PLATE

NEW ROOF TIE PROP DETAIL

DE5

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

Block A (H -type) 1st floor plan

BLOCK A

100 50 50 Print Date

Ø16

Date

50 50 50 50 200

NEW WALL 115mm THK CONSTRUCTED WITH: - 75x50 TIMBER STUDS, FINISH WITH 15mm GYSUM BOARD ON ROOM SIDE WITH 50mm INSULATION - 12mm WATERPROOF PLYWOOD & 12mm FIBRE CEMENT BOARD FOR TILING ON BASIN/SHOWER SIDE

50 50 100

3800

NEW 1 HR FIRE RATED SOLID TIMBER DOOR WITH SELECTED TIMBER VENEER FINISH

26 MAY2020

PROPOSED G DwgADDITIONS Series No. & MED MALAYS

NEW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION DETAIL

TYPICAL H-TYPE KEY SECTION 1

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

Scale: 1:150 - A1 Scale: 1:250 - A3

KEY PLAN

JALAN KUANT Job KUANTAN No. Discipli 260

DRAWING A B C D E

LEGEND

NEW 100x50mm HW TIMBER TRUSSES AT 900mm C/C LAID TO NEW ANGLE

100

S262 / AR 29TH MILE, LO

NEW EXTENSION NEW CORRIDOR EXTENSION

SUITE TYPICAL SUITE ROOM 50 50 To achieve the new room count and improve the acoustics of each built upon the existing corridor. Additional columns are also added TYPICAL FAMILY ROOM F room, the design proposes toNEW extend the total width of the structure in an alternating pattern along the existing columns to reinforce the 100x TYPICAL DELUXE ROOM D 0 100 HW 20 100 50 0 The new corridor extensions 5 TYPICAL SUPERIOR ROOM to create a new corridor and 100mm terrace. structure’s new load capacity of the new room extensions.

After S NEW 150x200 HW TIMBER 50 50 TIMBER COLUMN BEAM Ø16 EXISTING GO ROOM GO would be erected as a standalone construction to minimise theEXTENSION entensive material comparison and deliberation, cladded concrete BLOCK A DEMOLITION GALV. IRON Ø16 50 75 reverberations of passer-by’s steps, 50allowing a reduction of noise5mm isPLATE determined to be the most sustainable and economical material ANCHOR within rooms when the extension of each the new room would be option for the new column structure.

50 50 100

ZULKIFLI J

NEW ROOF RAFTER DETAIL Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

DE3

50 50 50 50 200

200 100 50

NEW ROOF TIE PROP DETAIL Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

DE5

NEW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION DETAIL

TYPICAL H-TYPE KEY SECTION 1

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

Scale: 1:150 - A1 Scale: 1:250 - A3

PROPOSED GUESTROOM BLOCK ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS FOR CLUB MED MALAYSIA, CHERATING BEACH, 29TH MILE, LOT 2586, JALAN KUANTAN KEMANMAN, KUANTAN 26080, MALAYSIA

TYPICAL C H-TYPE CO

17 JULY 2020

0 25

25 5

ZULKIFLI JAFFAR ARCHITECT

S262 / AR - G

DRAWING PR

20°

A B C D E

- DESIGN - AUTHOR - TENDER

5 7-- CONSTR AS-BUIL

TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION OF H-TYPE CORRIDOR EXTENSION 2 Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

NEW ROOF RA

DE2

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

100 50 50 200

50

25 5

50 50

5 October 2020

17 JULY 2020

XP

Ø16

200 100 50

20°

75

50

0 25

BEAM

50 50 100

NEW 100x

100mm HW OF 100 TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION 50 2 H-TYPE CORRIDOR TIMBEREXTENSION

28°

20°

28°

50

0 25

25 5

DE2

- DESI - AUTH - TEND - CON - AS-B

1:10 - A1

S262 / AR - GR / 4 - 002 / R0 DRAWING PROJECT STAGE: BLOCK

DE2

A - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DE3 NEW ROOF TIE NEW ROOF RAFTER DETAIL B - AUTHORITIES SUBMISSION

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION OF H-TYPE CORRIDOR EXTENSION 2 Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

Typical H-type section detail

C D E

- TENDER STAGE - CONSTRUCTION STAGE - AS-BUILT

-

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

PROPOSE ADDITIONS MED MALA 29TH MILE JALAN KUA KUANTAN

NEW PARTY WALL BETWEEN BALCONIES TO BE CONSTRUCTED WITH 75x50 TIMBER STUDS DOUBLE LAYER, FINISH WITH 1 LAYER 12mm WATERPROOF PLYWOOD WITH EXISTING TIMBER STRIP WALL CLADDING TO BE REINSTALLED TO BOTH SIDES AND TOP OF WALL NEW BALCONY TO BE CONSTRUCTED WITH 300x75 HW BEAM, 200x75 HW FLOOR JOISTS & 100x20 THK. HW FLOOR STRIPS WITH 5mm GAP. NEW BALUSTRADE AT 1100H TO MATCH EXISTING BALUSTRADE DESIGN & MEMBER SIZES. NEW ALUM. FRAMED CASEMENT WINDOWS WITH 6+6 THK. TEMPERED LOW-E TINTED GLASS WITH 6mm AIR GAP WITH RESTRICTOR FRICTION STAYS NEW 75x12mm THK TIMBER STRIP FLOORING WITH T&G JOINT IN SATIN FINISH

ZULKIFL

BLOCK O

NEW WALL 115mm THK CONSTRUCTED WITH: - 75x50 TIMBER STUDS, FINISH WITH 15mm GYSUM BOARD ON ROOM SIDE WITH 50mm INSULATION - 12mm WATERPROOF PLYWOOD & 12mm FIBER CEMENT BOARD FOR TILING WORK ON BASIN/ SHOWER SIDE 3 JULY 2020

S262 / AR

BLOCK O - 1ST FLOOR PLAN

PROPOSED GUESTROOM BLOCK ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS FOR CLUB Scale: 1:100 - A1 MED MALAYSIA, CHERATING BEACH, Scale: 1:200 - A3 29TH MILE, LOT 2586, JALAN KUANTAN KEMANMAN, KUANTAN 26080, MALAYSIA

TYPICAL LINEAR-TYPE KEY SECTION

DRAWING

LEGEND

KEY PLAN

Scale: 1:150 - A1 Scale: 1:250 - A3

Block O (Linear type) 1st floor plan

NEW EXTENSION NEW CORRIDOR EXTENSION

25 50

ZULKIFLI JAFFAR ARCHITECT

25

20°

BLOCK O DE2

SUITE

TYPICAL SUITE ROOM

F

TYPICAL FAMILY ROOM

D

TYPICAL DELUXE ROOM

S

TYPICAL SUPERIOR ROOM

GO

EXISTING GO ROOM DEMOLITION

NEW ROOF RAFTER DETAIL Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3 100 25 50

25

Ø16

100 00 5 0

Ø16

50 100 50 200

501

100 50 50 DE3 NEW ROOF TIE PROP DETAIL

TYPICAL LINEAR-TYPE KEY SECTION

NEW 100x50mm HW TIMBER TRUSSES AT 900mm C/C LAID TO NEW ANGLE

TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION OF LINEAR-TYPE CORRIDOR EXTENSION

PROPOSED GUESTROOM BLOCK ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS FOR CLUB MED MALAYSIA, CHERATING BEACH, 29TH MILE, LOT 2586, JALAN KUANTAN KEMANMAN, KUANTAN 26080, MALAYSIA

Scale: 1:150 - A1 Scale: 1:250 - A3

Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

NEW 100x 300 0 100mm HW 502050 100 50 50 TIMBER

NEW 150x200 HW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION

-

5mm GALV. IRON ANCHOR PLATE

DE3

NEW ROOF TIE PROP DETAIL

DE5

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

NEW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION DETAIL

TYPICAL H-TYPE KEY SECTION 1

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

Scale: 1:150 - A1 Scale: 1:250 - A3

100 25 50

NEW 100x50mm HW TIMBER TRUSSES AT 900mm C/C LAID TO NEW ANGLE

25

Ø16

100 00 5 0

501

Ø16

5mm GALV. IRON ANCHOR PLATE

PROP DETAIL

DE5

100 50 50 Ø16

DE3

TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION OF LINEAR-TYPE CORRIDOR EXTENSION

NEW ROOF TIE PROP DETAIL ZULKIFLI JAFFAR ARCHITECT Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

50 50 50 50 200

NEW 150x200 HW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION

ZULKIFLI JAFFAR ARCHITECT

PROPOSED GUESTROOM BLOCK ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS FOR CLUB MED MALAYSIA, CHERATING BEACH, 29TH MILE, LOT 2586, DE2 NEW ROOF RAFTER DETAIL JALAN KUANTAN KEMANMAN, Scale: 1:10 - A1 KUANTAN 26080, MALAYSIA Scale: 1:20 - A3

NEW CORBEL DETAIL Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

AFTER DETAIL

Ø16

20°

- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT - AUTHORITIES SUBMISSION - TENDER STAGE - CONSTRUCTION STAGE - AS-BUILT

0 25

A B C D E

50 50

50 100 50 200

DRAWING PROJECT STAGE: BLOCK

50 50 50 50 200

Ø16

100

1:10 - A1

25 5

28°

XP

S262 / AR - GR / 4 - 003 / R0

200 100 50

50 50

DE6

17 JULY 2020

50

BEAM

5 October 2020

50 50 100

250

5 October 2020

250

NEW TIMBER COLUMN EXTENSION DETAIL

TYPICAL H-TYPE KEY SECTION 1

Scale: 1:5 - A1 Scale: 1:10 - A3

Scale: 1:150 - A1 Scale: 1:250 - A3

TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION OF LINEAR-TYPE CORRIDOR EXTENSION

300 50 50

PROPOSED GUESTROOM BLOCK ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS FOR CLUB MED MALAYSIA, CHERATING BEACH, 29TH MILE, LOT 2586, JALAN KUANTAN KEMANMAN, KUANTAN 26080, MALAYSIA

DE6

17 JULY 2020

XP

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- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT - AUTHORITIES SUBMISSION - TENDER STAGE - CONSTRUCTION STAGE - AS-BUILT

-

NEW CORBEL DETAIL Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

Scale: 1:10 - A1 Scale: 1:20 - A3

Prototyping new roof structure extension

Typical Linear type section detail ZULKIFLI JAFFAR ARCHITECT

TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION OF H-TYPE CORRIDOR EXTENSION 2

A B C D E

- DESI - AUTH - TEND - CON - AS-B

07

STORAGE

OF 3 COUNCELING ROOM COUNCELING ROOM

CONFERERENCE ROOM

OF 1 COUNCELING ROOM COUNCELING ROOM

TV

OF 4

OFFICE

T W C E X PA N S I O N D E S I G N

OF 2

WORKSTATIONS OFFICE

DONATION CLOSET

FEATURE WALL OFFICE

Expanded entrance

COMPUTER STATION

STORAGE

Improved office circulation

ENTRANCE

WAITING LOUNGE 1 Round tables for informal discussions or work space

TV

|UCLA URBAN HUMANITIES INITIATIVE |SPRING - SUMMER 2024|GUS WENDALL|

FIRE ESCAPE

LAB

EXAM ROOM TV

LO C AT I O N : W I L S H I R E B LV D, L O S A N G E L E S EXAM ROOM

COUNCELING ROOM

5 LEGAL SERVICES

1

4

OFFICE

DISCUSSION

2

COMPUTER STATION

Supporting the expansion and merging services in Trans Wellness Center, Los Angeles, the proposal includes approximately 2600 sqft of additional space to the center’s current 3000 sqft. The extension would account for incoming staff members who will be recruited to support current medical and social services at the wellness center as well as new services, such as the career center.

The plan also aims to increase the physical and visual comfort of existing spaces, enhancing visitors’ sense of belonging within the center by supplying additional lounge spaces. The increase of larger open spaces and rooms will accommodate more flexible activities by configuring the furniture layout. These larger spaces also allow for easier subdivisions for more temporary events or permanent services.

3 EMPLOYMENT CENTER

RECEPTION COMMUNITY EVENTS/ WORKSHOP SPACE

High table for informal discussions or work space

WAITING LOUNGE 2

Wall removed to create direct access into the waiting lounge

PAMPHLET CONSOLE Wall & doors removed to minimize 'corridor' effect

Corners staff washroom away from public's direct line of vision

Proposed Floor Plan (3000 + 2500 sqft)

PROPOSED OFFIC

dignity of our DONATION CLOSET

brighter

TRANS WELLNESS CENTER 5

WAITING ROOM

2

high WORKSTATIONS

WORKSTATIONS

Wish we had a bit OFFICE more

Awkward desk space

COMPUTER STATION

CHECK IN

5

Conference room is fully booked

EXAM ROOM

5

space felt a bit

OFFICE

Awkward desk space

Conference room is fully booked

4 I wish the space felt a bit brighter

EXAM ROOM brighter

OFFICE

CHECK IN

2

3

This check-in counter looks a little high

CHECK IN

This exam room feels exposed

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

FIRE ESCAPE

OFFICE STAFF

EXAM ROOM

1600 SQF

FIRE ESCAPE

This exam room feels exposed

LAB

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

TV

STORAGE

4

EXPANDING TWC’S FOOT PRINT

EXAM ROOM

OFFICE

Constrained work space

OFFICE

FIRE ESCAPE

LAB

TV

STORAGE

Constrained work space

Awkward desk space

This check-in counter looks a little high

SPACE SPACE NARRATIVE NARRATIVE

This exam room feels exposed

LAB

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

2

FIRE ESCAPE

It feels too empty in here

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

DONATION CLOSET

Constrained work space This exam room feels exposed

WAITING ROOM This check-in WAITING ROOM counter looks a little high I wish the

COUNCELING ROOM

Wish we had a bit STORAGE more privacy

DONATION CLOSET

OFFICE

COMPUTER STATION

TV

2

privacy

LAB

4

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

space

looks a little

CHECK IN OFFICE

Conference room is fully booked

3

corridor This check-in space counter

community

community

OFFICE

COMPUTER STATION

MEDICAL STAFF

3

440 SQF

EXISTING

TV

FLOOR PLAN 3

If only I didn't have to turn my seat to look at the presentation

1

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

2

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

If only I didn't have to

Wish we had a bit more privacy

Awkward desk space

4

TV

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

DONATION CLOSET

CHECK IN

OFFICE ROOMS STORAGE

585 SQF

QTY: 2

STORAGE

EXAM ROOMSVISITOR / LAB FOOTPATH

VISITOR

1600 SQF

MEDICAL STAFF 440 SQF

523 SQF

VISITOR 585 SQF

4 STORAGE

STAFF

VISITOR FOOTPATH

523 SQF

COUNCELING FOOTPATH ROOM QTY: 1

4

5

6

STAFF DISCUSSION ROOM FOOTPATH

VISITOR FOOTPATH WORKSTATIONS

STAFF FOOTPATH

QTY: 10

OFFICEMore ROOMS privacy for QTY: 2

workstations EXAM ROOMS / LAB

WORKSTATIONS

WORKSTATIONS

QTY: 3

QTY: 10

3

4

QTY: 10

5

COUNCELING ROOM

OFFICE ROOMS

QTY: 1

QTY: 2

1

1

QTY: 3

1

2

COUNCELING ROOM QTY: 1

QTY: 1

STORAGE

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OFFICE

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EXAM ROOMS / LAB

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1

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2

3

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Wish we had a bit OFFICE more

RECEPTION

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

2

high WORKSTATIONS

WORKSTATIONS

Table space to do work/ study

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privacy

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585 SQF

QTY: 7 38

5

OFFICE

OFFICE

VISITOR

TV

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

OFFICE

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

OFFICE

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

meeting space

turn my seat to Conference look at the room is fully presentation booked

If only I didn't have to turn my seat to look at the presentation

5

QTY: 10

523 SQF

1

small/medium DONATION CLOSET closed

CONFERERENCE ROOM

CONFERERENCE ROOM

3

Cramped corridor COMPUTER STATION space WAITING ROOM WORKSTATIONS

OFFICE

WORKSTATIONS

440 SQF

QTY: 2

Need for more Need for more small/medium closed meeting space

It's easier to

OFFICE STAFF view all the

MEDICAL STAFF

OFFICE ROOMS

TV OFFICE

MEDICAL STAFF 440 SQF

OF 6

3000 sqft + 2600 sqft

Wish we had a bit more privacy

1600 SQF

1600 SQF

FLOOR PLAN

3000 sqft

2

WORKSTATIONS

CONFERERENCE ROOM OFFICE

4

STAFF FOOTPATH OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF

NEW

1

Cramped corridor space

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

VISITOR FOOTPATH

It feels too empty in here

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

1

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

meeting space

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

CONFERERENCE ROOM If only I didn't have to turn my seat to look at the presentation

Need for more small/medium

523 SQF

It feels too empty in here

Supporting the expansion and merging services in TWC, the proposal includes approximately 2600 sq ft of additional space to the center’s current 3000sqft.

EXAM ROOM COUNCELING ROOM The extension would account for incoming staff members who will be recruited to support current medical and social services at the wellness center as well as new services, such as the career center. The plan also aims to increase the physical and visual comfort of existing spaces, enhancing visitors’ sense of belonging within the center by supplying additional lounge spaces. The increase of larger open spaces and rooms will accommodate more flexible activities by configuring the furniture layout. These larger spaces also allow for easier subdivisions for more temporary events or permanent services.

Need for more small/medium closed meeting space

OFFICE closed

STORAGE

EXAM ROOM

COUNCELING ROOM

It feels too empty in here

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

585 SQF

TV

EXAM ROOM

COUNCELING ROOM

3

VISITOR

EXAM ROOM

Flexible modular furniture

EXISTING OF CHECK IN

WAITING AREA

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE DONATION CLOSET

COMPUTER STATION

5

OFFICE

Constrained work space

Awkward desk space

CHECK IN

OF 3 This check-in counter looks a little high

OFFICE STAFF

3

OFFICE

OFFICE

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

DONATION CLOSET

1

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

5 I wish the space felt a bit brighter

44

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

WORKSTATIONS

Wish we had a bit OFFICE more

2

Constrained work space

5

OFFICE

STORAGE

Wish we had a bit STORAGE more privacy

CHECK IN

looks a little high

space felt a bit

EXAM ROOM brighter

4 I wish the space felt a bit brighter

OFFICE

STORAGE

OFFICE

Constrained work space

Awkward desk space

COUNCELING ROOM

It feels too empty in here

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

EXAM ROOM

FIRE ESCAPE

EXAM ROOM

19

DISCUSSION

1600 SQF

OFFICE STAFF 2

1600 SQF

MEDICAL STAFF 440 SQF

MEDICAL STAFF

VISITOR

QTY: 2

523 SQF

QTY: 1

EXAM ROOMS / LAB

QTY: 10

CONFERERENCE I wish the space ROOM

PAMPHLET CONSOLE

a bit COUNCELING Wall & doors felt removed to brighter ROOM minimize 'corridor' effect

OF 1

EXAM ROOMS / LAB

4

QTY: 3

STAFF FOOTPATH TV

QTY: 1

COUNCELING ROOM

Corners staff washroom away from public's direct line of vision

OFFICE

COUNCELING ROOM

QTY: 1

OF 2

WORKSTATIONS QTY: 10

13

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

COMPUTER COUNCELING STATION DONATION CLOSET ROOM

WAITING ROOM FEATURE WALL

Expanded entrance

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

ENTRANCE

5

1.

LAB

2545 SQF

FEATURE WALL

COMPUTER STATION

VISITOR EXAM ROOM

COUNCELING ROOM

OFFICE

STORAGE

7.

11.

CHECK IN

1.

EXAM ROOM

WAITING 11.

LOUNGE 2

8.

Wall removed to create direct access into the waiting lounge

1

CHECK IN

9

11

10

8. 12

PAMPHLET CONSOLE

5.

OFFICE

1.

8.

2 LAB It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

RECEPTION

9.

1’-1/16” 3

10.

1. LargeCENTER Monitor 2. White board EXAM ROOM

PROPOSED OFFICE NARRATIVE

5.

OF 1

RECEPTION EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

8.

11.

WAITING AREA

CHECK IN

15.

DONATION CLOSET

8

I wish the space

12.

STORAGE

OF 1 RECEPTION

8

12.

6.

CHECK IN

6

8'-0"

9.

1.

WAITING AREA 2

DISCUSSION ROOM

WAITING AREA

10.

LAB

8'-0"

COMPUTER STATION EXAM ROOM

20

STORAGE

2

3 14.

OF 2 19

20

1.

2

DONATION CLOSET EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

8

9

11

10

12

STORAGE RECEPTION

6

12.

8'-0"

CHECK IN

CE NARRATIVE

WAITING 13. AREA 2

STORAGE

RECEPTION OFFICE

8.

1. Large Monitor 2. White board 8 CHECK IN 3. Existing closed room to be subdivided to include a new storage closet (1 person)

WAITING AREA

2

PROPOSED WAITING AREA 14.

1.

15.

STORAGE

19

WAITING AREA

20

9

11. High- table (1- 6 people) 12. Open storage wardrobes 13. Cube multi-purpose storage unit STORAGE 14. Console storage unit 11

DONATION CLOSET

6. Small closed meeting (2-4 people) 7. Additional workstations (6 people) 12.

8. Modular seating (2-4 people) OF 1 9. Enclosed booth (1 person) RECEPTION

9

11

10

12

Proposed Closet space PROPOSED CLOSET LAYOUT

8'-0"

8.

11 12

CHECK IN

RECEPTION

OF 2

PROPOSED OFFICE LAYOUT

WAITING AREA

9 10

8.

3

COMPUTER STATION

20

1.

OF 1

OFFICE

WAITING ROOM

19

12.

STORAGE RECEPTION

14.

8'-0"

7.

OFFICE

STORAGE

11.

OF 13.2

12.

15.

I wish the space felt a bit

13.

3

EXAM ROOM

TV

OFFICE

11 12

LAB

DONATION CLOSET

DONATION CLOSET

9 10 1 OF

CHECK IN

12.

6

8.

8.

OF 2 It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

19

20

STORAGE

DONATION CLOSET

15.

a bit 3.felt brighter

4.

12

STORAGE

OFFICE EXAM ROOM

OFFICE

8. 10

OF 2

19

1.

OF 3

8'-0"

WAITING ROOM

PROPOSE

11.

14.

8.

EXAM ROOM

OF 2

8.IN CHECK

WAITING AREA

2

STORAGE TV COMPUTER STATION

LAB

ROOM+ 2 patients) EXAM ROOM 14. (1EXAM 4. Existing closed office person DONATION CLOSET 5. New15. closed office (1 person + 2 patients) 19 20 Small closed (2-4 people) 11. High- table (1- 6 people) EXAMmeeting ROOM EXAM ROOM 6. 6.Existing closed office (2 people) 1.

7. Additional workstations (6 people) 12. Open storage wardrobes 7. Additional workstations 12.(1 person) 8. Modular seating (2-4 people) 13. Cube multi-purpose storage unit OF 1 8. 9.Ad-hoc meeting space (2-4 people) RECEPTION Enclosed booth (1 person) 14. Console storage unit 9. 10.

Open work tables 10. (2-4 people) Computer booth (1 person) 15. Full height mirror WAITING LOUNGE 2 10. Open work table (2-6 people) STORAGE 11. Reading knook (1-2 people) RECEPTION 9 11 WAITING AREA 2 12. lounge 13.

10.

PAMPHLET CONSOLE 12. Modular (1-4 people) WAITING AREA 2

3

LAB

WAITING AREA

LAB

13.

EMPLOYMENT CENTER

EXAM ROOM

COMPUTER STATION

EXAM ROOM

12.

STORAGE

Wall & doors removed to minimize 'corridor' effect

Corners staff washroom away from public's direct line of vision

COMPUTER STATION

High table for informal discussions or work space

RECEPTION

CHECK IN

3

1. Large Monitor 5.

ROOM board 5 2.EXAM White 8 WAITING AREA CHECK IN 3. Existing closed room to be subdivided LEGAL STORAGE SERVICES 4 to include a new storage closet (1 person) 4. Existing closed office (1 person) 6 5. New closed office (1 person)

RECEPTION

OFFICE

COMMUNITY EVENTS/ WORKSHOP SPACE

OF 1

8.

3

10.

10.

2

EXAM ROOM

7.

6

COMPUTER STATION

EXAM ROOM

TV

STORAGE

CHECK IN 9.

12.

9. WAITING AREA 2

3. Existing closed room to be subdivided to include PROPOSED WAITING AREA a new storage closet (1 person)

STAFF FOOTPATH

EXAM ROOM

OFFICE

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

RECEPTION EXAM ROOM STORAGE

WAITING AREA DONATION CLOSET

WAITING LOUNGE 1

8. EMPLOYMENT COMPUTER STATION

VISITOR FOOTPATH

LAB

208.

19

OFFICE

OFFICE

DISCUSSION

EXISTING

4.

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

15.

8.

PROPOSED OFFICE LAYOUT

DONATION CLOSET

DONATION CLOSET COMPUTER STATION WAITING ROOM

855 SQF

NEW

FIRE ESCAPE

OFFICE

8

550 SQF

VISITOR STORAGE

OF 2

COUNCELING ROOM

STAFF FOOTPATH

8.

DISCUSSION

TV

14

CHECK IN

Expanded Waiting Lounge

MEDICAL STAFF

600 SQF

2

WAITING AREA EXAM ROOM

11.

LAB

VISITOR FOOTPATH

2

8.

8.

DEMOLISHED ROOM

COMPUTER STATION

NEW

LAB

RECEPTION 8. FIRE ESCAPE

LAB

EXAMOFFICE ROOM

3 It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

WAITING AREA 2 PROPOSED OFFICE NARRATIVE EXAM ROOM

TV

5.

11

4

EMPLOYMENT CENTER

12.

3

2545 SQF

9

OFFICE

DISCUSSION

6

9.

1.

EXAM ROOM

7.

I wish the

space 3. felt a bit

CHECK IN

NARRATIVE EXISTING EXISTING OFFICEOFFICE NARRATIVE

EXISTING

EXAM ROOM

TV

10.

EXAM ROOM

brighter

LEGAL SERVICES

1

12 WAITING LOUNGE 1

8.

9.

OF 3

STORAGE

6.

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE 10 12

OFFICE

Existing Floor Plan (3000 sqft)

EXAM ROOM

OFFICE STAFF STORAGE

OF 1 RECEPTION

15.

8

11

10 CHECK IN

CHECK IN

DEMOLISHED

9

RECEPTION

20

7.

WAITING ROOM

5

600 SQF

2

CHECK IN

LAB

OFFICE

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

OFFICE

855 SQF

STORAGE

WAITING AREA

RECEPTION

COMPUTER STATION

STORAGE TV

DONATION CLOSET

DONATION CLOSET

QTY: 2

LAB

FEATURE WALL

ENTRANCE

OFFICE

19

EXAM ROOM TV

550 SQF

EXAM ROOM

RECEPTION

8.

STORAGE

DISCUSSION ROOM

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

WAITING ROOM DONATION CLOSET

MEDICAL STAFF

12

8.

4.

FIRE ESCAPE

10. 10

DONATION CLOSET

7.

OF 2

COMPUTER STATION

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

OFFICE STAFF

CHECK IN

18

11

3

COUNCELING ROOM

STORAGE

9

COMPUTER STATION

OF 4

CHECK IN

OF 2

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

DONATION CLOSET

PRO

QTY: 6

ACTIVITY/ FLEXIBLE ROOM

8.

20

OFFICEEXAM ROOM

6.

4.

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

550 SQF

EXAM ROOMS / LAB

4.

EXAM ROOM

a bit 3.felt brighter

COUNCELING ROOM

OFFICE

2545 SQF

MEDICAL STAFF

OF 2

RECEPTION

11.

COUNCELING ROOM

6.

OFFICE STAFF

6.

855 SQF

COMPUTER STATION

OFOFFICE 1 space

5.

DISCUSSION ROOM

VISITOR

8.

17

5.

I wish the

Improved office circulation

16

14

5.

STORAGE

WAITING LOUNGE 1 TV

Additional flexible program rooms

OFFICE

19

COUNCELING ROOM

OFFICE STORAGE

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

QTY: 1 COMPUTER STATION

Round tables for informal discussions or work space

15

OF 3

TV

OF 1

OFFICE

1.

PROPOSED OFFICE LAYOUT

PROPOSED OFFICE NARRATIVE

DONATION CLOSET

EXAM ROOMS / LAB QTY: 3

11

12

3.

STORAGE TV

OF 3

3.

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

5

QTY: 2

staff

1’-1/16”

STORAGE

5

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE COUNCELING ROOM

4.

LAB

OFFICE

OFFICE ROOMS

STORAGE

STORAGE

OFFICE

WORKSTATIONS

CHECK IN

COUNCELING ROOM

OF 4 COUNCELING ROOM

5

OFFICE

STORAGE

OF 3

access into the waiting lounge

COUNCELING ROOM

QTY: 2

QTY: 3

COUNCELING ROOM

WAITINGSTORAGE removed OFFICE toWall LOUNGE 2 create direct

High table for informal discussions or work space

DONATION CLOSET

5

OFFICE ROOMS

ROOM

STORAGE

RECEPTION

WAITING ROOM

WORKSTATIONS

COUNCELING ROOM CONFERERENCE

VISITOR FOOTPATH

QTY: 2

4

STAFF FOOTPATH

EXAM ROOMS / LAB STORAGE QTY: 3

QTY: 10

OFFICE ROOMS

EXAM ROOM

COMPUTER STATION

VISITOR FOOTPATH

VISITOR WORKSTATIONS

OFFICE

523 SQF

QTY: 10 COMMUNITY EVENTS/ WORKSHOP OFFICE ROOMS 585 SQF QTY:SPACE 2

OF 2

DONATION CLOSET

EXAM ROOM

585 SQF

WORKSTATIONS

9

10

CHECK IN OF 1

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

STAFF FOOTPATH

4 STORAGE

QTY: 1

EXPANDED OFFICE LAYOUT

10.

1. Large Monitor COMPUTER STATION STORAGE 600 SQF 19 20 DISCUSSION 2. White board EXAM ROOM ROOM 3. Existing closed room to be subdivided to include 1. DEMOLISHED OF 3 EXISTING a new storage closet (1 person) 7.8.

OF 2 4.OFFICE Existing closed office (1 person + 2 patients) NEW EXAM ROOM 4.

5. New closed office (1 person + 2 patients) 5.

VISITOR RECEPTION FOOTPATH STORAGE 6. Existing closed office (2 people) OFFICE 1. Large Monitor 1 9 11(1 person) RECEPTION 7.OFAdditional workstations 2. White boardSTAFF 8.

8 FOOTPATH WAITING AREA CHECK IN 11.3.

8. Ad-hoc meeting space (2-4 people) 1910 20 6.

3. Existing closed room to be subdivided 12 CHECK IN9. Open work tables (2-4 people) to include a new storage closet (1 person) DONATION CLOSET 10. Open work table (2-6 people) 4. Existing WORKSTATIONS closed office (1 person) DISCUSSION QTY: 20 6 office (1 person) 11. Reading knook (1-27.people) 1. ROOM5. New closed OFFICE ROOMS Additional 9.

QTY: 6 WC for 12. Modular lounge (1-4 people) visitors and

VISITOR FOOTPATH

VISITOR

EXAM ROOMSVISITOR / LAB FOOTPATH

440 SQF

OF 3

STORAGE

LAB

NEW

DONATION CLOSET

440 SQF

MEDICAL STAFF 4

STAFF FOOTPATH

3 EMPLOYMENT CENTER

MEDICAL STAFF

523 SQF

STAFF 1600 SQF COUNCELING ROOM FOOTPATH

VISITOR FOOTPATH

WAITING AREA 2

EXAM ROOM

6.

EXISTING

585 SQF

QTY: 3 OFFICE STAFF

523 SQF

More waiting /rest spaces

DEMOLISHED

1600 SQF

QTY: 10

OFFICE ROOMS STORAGE

585 SQF

8'-0"

11.

7.

brighter

RECEPTION

855 SQF

STORAGE

OFFICE

5.

space 3. felt a bit

VISITOR

OFFICE STAFF

WORKSTATIONS

440 SQF

VISITOR STORAGE

OFFICE

600 SQF

4

OFFICE

STAFF FOOTPATH OFFICE STAFF

8

COMPUTER EXAM ROOM

20

OFOFFICE 1 I wish the

550 SQF

3

4

3

VISITOR FOOTPATH

DISCUSSION ROOM

LAB

CHECK IN

MEDICAL STAFF LEGAL SERVICES

1

523 SQF EXAM ROOM It feels too empty in here

Accomodates expanding medical services

2545 SQF

5

585 SQF

STORAGE

EXAM ROOM

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

STORAGE OFFICE STAFF

3

1.

EMPLOYMENT CENTER

Expanded office space

EXAM ROOM

440 SQF

It feels too empty in here

COUNCELING ROOM

3

TV

WAITING ROOM DONATION CLOSET

OFFICE

3

11.

CHECK IN

OF 3

COMPUTER STATION

EXAM ROOM

1600 SQF

RECEPTION

CHECK IN

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

LAB

COMPUTER STATION

MEDICAL STAFF VISITOR

5.

STORAGE

FIRE ESCAPE

OFFICE STAFF COUNCELING ROOM

FIRE ESCAPE

This exam room feels exposed

4

6.

4.

EXAM ROOM

TV

COUNCELING ROOM We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

EXAM ROOM

2

STORAGE

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

LEGAL SERVICES

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

OF 2

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

It feels too empty in here

11 12

TV

FIRE ESCAPE

This exam room feels exposed

LAB

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

9

10

2

LAB

This check-in counter looks a little high

18

OF 3 OFFICE

1

3

DONATION CLOSET

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

5.

STORAGE

EXISTING OFFICE 8.OF 1 NARRATIVE 3.

CHECK IN

WAITING AREA

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

2

17

DONATION CLOSET

5

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

TV

15

16

STORAGE

1.

Round tables for informal discussions or work space

4 This check-in counter looks a little high

CHECK IN

FIRE ESCAPE LAB

This exam It would be great EXAM ROOM if there was more private room feels space for visitors. exposed

COUNCELING ROOM

RECEPTION

5.

Flexible modular furniture

COUNCELING ROOM

OFFICE

COMPUTER STATION EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

STORAGE

Constrained work space

OFFICE

EXAM ROOM

Improved office circulation STORAGE

OFFICE

FIRE ESCAPE

This exam room feels exposed

TV

TV

Table space to do work/ study

2

2 OFFICE

Awkward desk space

Conference room is fully booked

CHECK IN

LAB

COUNCELING DONATION CLOSET ROOM DONATION CLOSET

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE

STORAGE

Improved office circulation

WAITING LOUNGE 1

5

It feels too empty in here

DONATION CLOSET

13

14

20

OFFICE

Expanded entrance

COMPUTER STATION

DONATION CLOSET

FIRE ESCAPE Conference room is fully booked

EXAM ROOM

WAITING ROOM This check-in WAITING ROOM counter This check-in looks a little counter high I wish the

19

WAITING ROOM FEATURE WALL

OFFICE

Constrained work space

room feels exposed

COMPUTER STATION

LAB

FIRE ESCAPE

5

5

OF 4

1

1

3

3

Cramped corridor This check-in space counter

2

high WORKSTATIONS

WORKSTATIONS

COMPUTER STATION

We need more rooms for staff meeting and client counceling sessions

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

2

EXISTING OFFICE NARRATIVE Cramped corridor space

Additional flexible program rooms

OF 4

ENTRANCE

TV

TV

1

CHECK I

DISCUSSION

COUNCELING ROOM

5

COUNCELING ROOM

DONATION CLOSET

Awkward Awkward desk OFFICE desk space space OFFICE This exam LAB

CHECK IN COUNCELING ROOM

It would be great if there was more private space for visitors.

OF 2

8'-0"

WAITING LOUNGE WAITING ROOM

QTY: 1

8'-0"

5

2

Additional WC for visitors and staff

COUNCELING ROOM

QTY: 1

OF 5

Constrained work space

OFFICE

privacy

COMPUTER STATION

EXAM ROOMS / LAB

3

4

OF 2

TV

looks a little

CHECK IN

Conference room is Conference fullyroom is fully booked booked

COMPUTER STATION

RECE DISCUSSION ROOM

QTY: 3

COUNCELING ROOM

COUNCELING ROOM

TV

STORAGE

OFFICE

QTY: 2

COUNCELING ROOM

OFFICE

4

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

OFFICE

OFFICE

1

Awkward desk space

TV DONATION CLOSET

I wish the space felt a bit brighter

EXAM ROOMS / LAB QTY: 3

5 ROOMS OFFICE

STORAGE

OFFICE

STORAGE

CONFERERENCE ROOM

QTY: 10

8'-0"

5

OF 3

QTY: 2

WORKSTATIONS

QTY: 3

COUNCELING ROOM QTY: 1 More privacy for workstations

OFFICE

If only I didn't have to

turn my seat to Conference look at the room is fully presentation booked

If only I didn't have to turn my seat to look at the presentation

Wish we had a bit more privacy

OFFICE

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

EXAM ROOMS / LAB

OFFICE ROOMS

OF 1 Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

meeting space

OFFICE

OF 1

QTY: 2

1

small/medium DONATION CLOSET closed

DONATION CLOSET

4

STAFF FOOTPATH

QTY: 10

OFFICE ROOMS

COUNCELING ROOM

CONFERERENCE ROOM

6

TV

OF 3

7.

8'-0"

2

WAITING ROOM WORKSTATIONS

Need for more small/medium closed meeting space

CONFERERENCE ROOM

8 WORKSTATIONS

5

EXAM ROOM

STORAGE

DONATION CLOSET

8'-0"

Cramped Wish corridor we had a COMPUTER STATION space bit more privacy

OFFICE

523 SQF

VISITOR FOOTPATH

7

EXAM ROOM

FEATURE WALL STORAGE

It's easier to view all the donated items in here

585 SQF

4 STORAGE

4

WORKSTATIONS DISCUSSION

CONFERERENCE ROOM Need for more

2

ST

7.

440 SQF

VISITOR

STAFF

STAFF FOOTPATH

DONATION CLOSET

1600 SQF

MEDICAL STAFF

523 SQF

QTY: 3

COUNCELING FOOTPATH ROOM

QTY:ROOM 10

9.

585 SQF

QTY: 2

EXAM ROOMSVISITOR / LAB FOOTPATH QTY: 1

WAITING AREA 2

8'-0"

OFFICE

WORKSTATIONS

VISITOR

QTY: 10

OFFICE ROOMS STORAGE

585 SQF

STORAGE

STORAGE

3000 sqft + 2600 sqft

Wish we had a bit more privacy

COMP

OFFICE STAFF

WORKSTATIONS

440 SQF

VISITOR

VISITOR OF 6 FOOTPATH

FLOOR PLAN

1

3000 sqft

3

Cramped corridor space

TV I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

MEDICAL STAFF 440 SQF

NEW

1

FLOOR PLAN 3

1

represents the dignity of our community

OFFICE

EXISTING Cramped corridor space

2

WORKSTATIONS

1600 SQF

8'-0"

If only I didn't have to my seat to I would love turnlook at the a space that presentation

1600 SQF

523 SQF

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

CONFERERENCE ROOM OFFICE

TV OFFICE

1

I would love a space that represents the dignity of our community

OFFICE STAFF

COMPUTER STATION

meeting space

4

STAFF FOOTPATH OFFICE STAFF

MEDICAL STAFF

More waiting /rest spaces

OF 2

VISITOR FOOTPATH

Need an easier way of getting items from this closet

TV Need for more small/medium

OFFICE closed

OF 4

4.

523 SQF

EXAM ROOM It feels too empty in here

COMPUTER STATION

CONFERERENCE ROOM If only I didn't have to turn my seat to face the presentation

Accomodates expanding medical services

3

STORAGE

EXAM ROOM

It feels too empty in here

1

COUNCELING ROOM

3

585 SQF

TV

COUNCELING ROOM

EXAM ROOM

440 SQF

VISITOR

8'-0"

3

EXAM ROOM

COUNCELING ROOM

6.

MEDICAL STAFF

8'-0"

EXAM ROOM

1600 SQF

FIRE ESCAPE

This exam room feels exposed

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Supporting the expansion and merging services in TWC, the proposal includes approximately 2600 sq ft of additional space to the center’s current 3000sqft.

The extension would account for incoming staff members who will be recruited to support current medical and social services at the wellness center as well as new services, such as the career center. The plan also aims to increase the physical and visual comfort of existing spaces, enhancing visitors’ sense of belonging within the center by supplying additional lounge spaces. The increase of larger open spaces and rooms will accommodate more flexible activities by configuring the furniture layout. These larger spaces also allow for easier subdivisions for more temporary events or permanent services.

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M A P P I N G J O Y |UCLA URBAN HUMANITIES INITIATIVE | FA L L 2 0 2 3 | G U S TAV O L E C L E R C & H E AT H E R S E Y B O LT | LOCATION: EAST LOS ANGELES I N C O L L A B O R A T I O N W I T H : A L E JA N D R A R I O S, JA C QU E L I N E V E L A

In this seminar, we studied the invisible walls and pockets of resistance, or “thresholds,” in four particular spaces, or “ecologies:” Flatlands, Downtown, Tijuana, and Freeways/Boulevards. For our final project, we produce a thick map focusing on the themes of Joy and Play within the common spaces of The Flatlands ecology.

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Focus Area Our project investigates the Flatlands of South Los Angeles as bounded by the 10, 105, 405, & 110 Freeways. Looking at neighborhoods such as (but not limited to) - South Central, Crenshaw, Inglewood, Exposition/University Park, & Culver City.

South Los Angeles is a vibrant community with a complicated past; from private ranches to burgeoning white suburbs to Black enclaves, South Los Angeles has grown exponentially in the past century alone especially at the height of industrialization, city wide expansion, and post War migration patterns. Today, South LA is home to a growing Latinx demographic primarily communities from Mexico and Central America following the globalization outsourcing displacement and civil war diasporas

Progress work and collection Upon further reflection of the concept behind thick mapping, our group aimed to build a map that not only reflects the themes we envision from our collective findings but is one that holds layers that are physically and visually accessible and immersive. We used photos, videos, plants, fabrics, and materials found in the community and also texture, built from foam adding a multidimensional layer.

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