por t f ol i o
MICHELLE MILLER
designer
Michelle Miller
school
Academy of Art University
course
Portfolio
instructor
Chamindri Wijemanne
typeface
DIN, Century Gothic
software
Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop
paper
International 80lb Text
printer
Chum's Design & Print
binder
Chum's Design & Print
COPYRIGHT 2015 MICHELLE MILLER All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without
the written permission of Michelle Miller.
"By our very nature, we are all designers. Creativity is human nature. When we call ourselves designers, we are telling the
world that we have decided to nurture creativity and dedicate ourselves to the cultivation of ideas." -Sage Russell
table of con t e n t s
p. 06-21CommercialFireClay Tile
p. 22-37CommercialLe Canot
p. 38-51ResidentialShubert Residence
p. 52-67Sustainable ResidentialView-Master
p. 68-91Multi-Dwelling ResidentialWood Street
p. 92-111Additional Work
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project
client
location
building sq. ft.
SHOWROOM, OFFICES, BACKYARD
FIRECLAY TILE
901 BRANNAN STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103
5,284
typeCOMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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Existing space has some functionality, but could use improvement. Potential changes are called out in as-built drawing notations.
AS-BUILT DRAWING AND USER FEEDBACK ON EXISTING SPACE
MICHELLE MILLERIAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO A: COMMERCIAL
SPRING 2015MODULE 8 / AS BUILT DRAWINGS
UP
F01
F02
F03
A B C D E F
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F04 F04
127' - 1"
31' - 0 1/2" 20' - 5 1/2" 20' - 4" 20' - 5 1/2" 13' - 10 1/2"
24' -
11"
24' -
9"
24' -
11"
24' -
9"
OUT OF SCOPE FOR CURRENT PHASE
G20' - 11 1/2"
OFFICE
SALES ROOM
SHOWROOM
CONFERENCEROOM
F04
618410 2 32
FLOOR PLAN FROM VITAL ENVIRONMENTS, INC.
PHOTOGRAPHYROOM
KITCHENDINING
UNUSEDENTRY
FRONTENTRY
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
PUBLICYARD
PRIVATEYARD
SHOWROOM
STORAGE& COPY
OFFICE 1
OFFICE 2
CONF
Used by photographer to shoot product for website, advertisements, etc.
Arrangement and furniture not meeting needs of user
No storage for large boards used in shoot
Needs organization
Loading dock gate unused and gets wind/trash
Storage drawers for tile dont have stoppers, safety concern
Dark color behind display doesnt enhance tiles
Unattractive plastic piping at ceiling
Skylights direct sun directly into eyes during certain hours
Wall washers dont fully light display
Ambient and task lighting insuf cient
For employees Used for games Add seating, tables Bocce ball being added
by client
Used for parties, events, bbqs approx. 4x/year
Could use additional seating, tables Acoustics issues between
of ces and showroom. Replace temporary acoustic panel solution.
Sun and heat from private yard are a problem in both of ces
Lots of natural light
Currently not in use Potential display/
advertising area facing street & foot traf c
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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EXISTING LAYOUT
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PROGRAMMING
SPATIAL PROGRAM
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PHOTOGRAPHYROOM
CONFERENCEROOM
SHOWROOM
KITCHEN
OFFICE 1
OFFICE 2
STORAGE
RESTROOM
PRIVATE
PUBLIC DINING
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SPRING 2015MODULE 8 / AS BUILT DRAWINGS
UP
F01
F02
F03
A B C D E F
1
2
3
F04 F04
127' - 1"
31' - 0 1/2" 20' - 5 1/2" 20' - 4" 20' - 5 1/2" 13' - 10 1/2"
24' -
11"
24' -
9"
24' -
11"
24' -
9"
OUT OF SCOPE FOR CURRENT PHASE
G20' - 11 1/2"
OFFICE
SALES ROOM
SHOWROOM
CONFERENCEROOM
F04
618410 2 32
FLOOR PLAN FROM VITAL ENVIRONMENTS, INC.
PHOTOGRAPHYROOM
KITCHENDINING
UNUSEDENTRY
FRONTENTRY
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
PUBLICYARD
PRIVATEYARD
SHOWROOM
STORAGE& COPY
OFFICE 1
OFFICE 2
CONF
Used by photographer to shoot product for website, advertisements, etc.
Arrangement and furniture not meeting needs of user
No storage for large boards used in shoot
Needs organization
Loading dock gate unused and gets wind/trash
Storage drawers for tile dont have stoppers, safety concern
Dark color behind display doesnt enhance tiles
Unattractive plastic piping at ceiling
Skylights direct sun directly into eyes during certain hours
Wall washers dont fully light display
Ambient and task lighting insuf cient
For employees Used for games Add seating, tables Bocce ball being added
by client
Used for parties, events, bbqs approx. 4x/year
Could use additional seating, tables Acoustics issues between
of ces and showroom. Replace temporary acoustic panel solution.
Sun and heat from private yard are a problem in both of ces
Lots of natural light
Currently not in use Potential display/
advertising area facing street & foot traf c
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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Mood Board imagery and inspiration.
Concept: Home & Hearth, based on company philosophy, We Make Tile for Your Grandkids
Design Philosophy: Cozy, clean, and light incorporating sustainable design practices.
MICHELLE MILLER | IAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO: COMMERCIAL DESIGN | SPRING 2015CONCEPT | PHILOSOPHY
COZY CLEAN LIGHT inviting soft warm
modern simple sustainable
bright airy uncluttered
Natural materials like wool felt & wood Flexible spaces
Comfortable furnishings
Maintain natural light levels Integrated light controls & shading system
Engaging open spaces
Reduce energy usage & cost Source locally when possible
Use certi ed sustainable products & materials
HOME & HEARTHRevolves around the company philosophy, We Make Tile for your Grandkids
MICHELLE MILLERIAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO A: COMMERCIAL
SPRING 2015MODULE 9 / FINAL MOOD BOARD
LIGHTCOZY SOFT HOME HEARTHINVITING CLEAN
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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UP
7' - 11"
5' - 0"
9' -
3 1/
2"9'
- 3
1/2"
1' - 6"
9' -
11 1
/2"
5' - 0"
5' - 0"
31' - 0 1/2" 20' - 5 1/2" 20' - 6" 20' - 5 1/2" 14' - 2" 20' - 11 1/2"
127' - 7"
49' -
8"
1' - 6"
4' - 1"
23' - 5" 10' - 5 1/2"
12' -
8"
10' - 9" 10' - 0" 60' - 11"
3' -
6"8' - 6"
4' - 0"
4' - 0 1/2"
16' - 3 1/2" 33' - 1" 8' - 9 1/2" 32' - 0 1/2"
27' -
1"
22' -
7"
21' -
10"
25' -
3"
5' -
11"
11' -
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21' -
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24' -
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22' -
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FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 3/32 = 1 - 0
SHOWROOM
STORAGE
PHOTOSTUDIO
MEETING &QUIET AREA
COPY
FILING
UTILITYROOM
CONF
EMPLOYEELOUNGE
SALESOFFICE
MAINENTRY
UNUSEDENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
OFFICE
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SHOWROOMRESTROOM
RESTROOM
STORAGE
PHOTOSTUDIO
MEETING &QUIET AREA
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
CIRCULATION PATH
COPY
FILING UTILITYROOM
BACKYARD
FRONTYARD
CONF
EMPLOYEELOUNGE
KITCHEN
SALESOFFICE
MAINENTRY
UNUSEDENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
OFFICE
PROGRAM
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SCALE: 3/32 = 1 - 0
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
RECESSED LED FIXTURE
RECESSED LED FIXTURE/EXHAUST
CLG-MTD SUSPENDED LED WALL WASHER
CLG-MTD LED PENDANT FIXTURE
CLG-MTD LED PENDANT FIXTURE
6 D MOULDING, LED STRIP MTD UNDER, ACOUSTIC FELT WALL TREATMENT MTD ABOVE
SKYLIGHT WITH TENSION SHADE
CEILING FAN
EX
EX
EX
LEGEND
SHOWROOM
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
STORAGE
PHOTOSTUDIO
MEETING &QUIET AREA
COPY
FILING
UTILITYROOM
CONF
EMPLOYEELOUNGE & KITCHEN
SALESOFFICE
OFFICE
New floor plan encourages employee interaction and provides both public and private work areas.
Improved circulation path provides better access to office employees.
High-efficacy lighting used throughout reduces electricity costs.
Automated skylight shade system helps control light and heat.
PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN
SPATIAL AND CIRCULATION
RCP
MICHELLE MILLER | IAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO: COMMERCIAL DESIGN | SPRING 2015
SHOWROOMRESTROOM
RESTROOM
STORAGE
PHOTOSTUDIO
MEETING &QUIET AREA
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
CIRCULATION PATH
COPY
FILING UTILITYROOM
BACKYARD
FRONTYARD
CONF
EMPLOYEELOUNGE
KITCHEN
SALESOFFICE
MAINENTRY
UNUSEDENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
OFFICE
PROGRAM
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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Individual and group workspaces offer employees different working options.
Layout encourages circulation and employee interaction. FURNITURE LAYOUT AND OFFICE PLANNING SKETCHES
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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UP
SHOWROOM
FRONTYARD
BACKYARD
STORAGE
PHOTOSTUDIO
MEETING &QUIET AREA
COPY
FILINGUTILITYROOM
CONF
EMPLOYEELOUNGE KITCHEN
SALESOFFICE
MAINENTRY
UNUSEDENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
OFFICE
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
PARKING
SPACE PLAN
SCALE: 3/32 = 1 - 0
iPads to scan QR card on back of tiles and link to product info, images & inspiration
Knoll Power Cube with whiteboard surface, power outlets and USB port
Recyling, compost and trash bins
Succulent plant living wall corner
Bocce ball court
Pass-through window from kitchen to backyard
Vertical storage racks for large photography boards
Tile storage and display accessible from both storage and showroom sides.
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FURNITURE PLAN
MICHELLE MILLER | IAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO: COMMERCIAL DESIGN | SPRING 2015
UP
SHOWROOM
FRONTYARD
BACKYARD
STORAGE
PHOTOSTUDIO
MEETING &QUIET AREA
COPY
FILINGUTILITYROOM
CONF
EMPLOYEELOUNGE KITCHEN
SALESOFFICE
MAINENTRY
UNUSEDENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
OFFICE
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
PARKING
SPACE PLAN
SCALE: 3/32 = 1 - 0
iPads to scan QR card on back of tiles and link to product info, images & inspiration
Knoll Power Cube with whiteboard surface, power outlets and USB port
Recyling, compost and trash bins
Succulent plant living wall corner
Bocce ball court
Pass-through window from kitchen to backyard
Vertical storage racks for large photography boards
Tile storage and display accessible from both storage and showroom sides.
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2
3
3 4
45
5
5
6
8
8
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COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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SHOWROOM NORTH
SCALE: 1/4 = 1 - 0
CUSTOM WORKSTATIONS(SEE DETAILS)
STEELCASE TURNSTONE BIVI DEPOT STORAGE UNIT
VIBIA LIGHT FIXTURES AT 8 - 9 A.F.F.
EXISTING GLAZED THIN BRICK
LUTRON SHADES MTD AT 11 - 2 A.F.F.
INTERIOR ELEVATION
MICHELLE MILLER | IAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO: COMMERCIAL DESIGN | SPRING 2015
FRONT ELEVATION
PERSPECTIVE SKETCH - MOBILE UNIT PORTION
SIDE ELEVATION
PLAN VIEW
SCALE: 1/2 = 1 - 0
SCALE: 1/2 = 1 - 0
SCALE: 1/2 = 1 - 0
3FORM 100 PERCENT MATERIAL FOR TOP, SIDES & DRAWER CONSTRUCTION RECLAIMED WOOD DRAWER FRONTS
1 THICK RECLAIMED WOOD PANELS AT 30 A.F.F. SLIDE OUT ON EITHER SIDE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL WORK SURFACE & ADA ACCESSIBLE HEIGHT SURFACE
2 - 6 X 4 - 0 MOBILE STORAGE CART4 - 0 X 7 - 0 RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE TOP
RECYCLED STEEL LEGS ON HEAVY DUTY LOCKING CASTERS
2 RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE TOP AT 42 A.F.F.
2 DRAWERS1 SLIDE-OUT PANELS AT 30 A.F.F.
5 DRAWERS
12 DRAWERS
37 A.F.F.
HEAVY DUTY LOCKING CASTERS
3FORM 100 PERCENT GREY FELT ADHESIVE PADS
RECLAIMED WOOD RECYCLED STEEL
FELT ADHESIVE CIRCLES PROVIDE SOFT SURFACE FOR WORKING WITH TILES
CUSTOM WORK STATION DETAILS
SHOWROOM ELEVATION NORTH
CUSTOM WORK STATION SKETCHES CUSTOM WORK STATION DETAILS
Custom work stations for showroom staff with locking mobile casters for flexibility. Ample storage space. Varied work surface heights, including A.D.A. accessible.
Sustainable materials used for majority of work station construction.
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VIBIA LIGHT FIXTURES AT 8 - 9 A.F.F.
STEELCASE TURNSTONE BIVI DESK-FOR-ONE WITH SMALL & LARGE ARCHES, PLANTER & COUCH
KNOLL JEHS+LAUB LOUNGE CHAIR
KNOLL POWER CUBE
STEELCASE SIENTO MID-BACK CHAIR
4 H CONCRETE BASEBOARD
MOBILE MAGNETIC GLASS MARKER BOARD
4 - 0 H CUSTOM FELT ACOUSTICWALL TREATMENT
4 X 7 CORK BOARD AT 36 A.F.F.,
4 X 7 MAGNETIC STEEL BOARD AT 36 A.F.F.,
6 H MOLDING AT 12 - 6 A.F.F.,
FELT WALL COVERING
6 H MOLDING AT 8 - 0 A.F.F.,UNDER-MTD LED STRIP LIGHT
SALES OFFICE NORTH
SCALE: 1/4 = 1 - 0
INTERIOR ELEVATION
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OFFICE SOUTH
LUTRON SHADES MTD AT 12 - 1 A.F.F.
VIBIA LIGHT FIXTURES AT 8 - 9 A.F.F.
STEELCASE TURNSTONE BIVI DESK-FOR-TWOWITH SMALL ARCH & PLANTER
STEELCASE SIENTO MID-BACK CHAIR
4 H CONCRETE BASEBOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1 - 0
INTERIOR ELEVATION
Individual and group areas offer flexible work options.
Natural light floods both office areas. Lutron automated light and shade systems reduce energy costs and increasing employee productivity.
SALES OFFICE ELEVATION NORTH
OFFICE ELEVATION NORTH
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HERMAN MILLER STACKING ONE CHAIR
VIBIA WIREFLOW 0331 PENDANT FIXTURE
KNOLL JEHS+LAUB LOUNGE CHAIR
KNOLL POWER CUBE FILZFELTPOLKA 90 RUG
MICHELLE MILLER | IAD 400.01 SENIOR STUDIO: COMMERCIAL DESIGN | SPRING 2015
KNOLL JEHS+LAUBLOUNGE CHAIR
KNOLL POWER CUBE
HERMAN MILLER STACKING ONE_CHAIR
SHOWROOM PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
FILZFELT POLKA 90 RUG
EXISTING DOUGLAS FIR FLOORING
VIBIA WIREFLOW 0331PENDANT FIXTURE
Comfortable and inviting showroom lounge area with oversized sculptural LED chandelier.
Intimate client meeting areas with lounge seating and Knoll Power Cubes (with white board surface, USB ports, and power outlets).
Existing tile display wall becomes focal point with improved high-efficacy LED spot lighting.
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SHOWROOM PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
BACKYARD PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
Private employee backyard for work and play.
Cast-in place concrete bench, outdoor dining tables, and side chairs offer staff the option to eat and/or work outside.
Casual seating area features outdoor lounge seating, table, and ottomans, which offer a punch of color.
Low-maintenance ground covering made from mixed local mosses.
Bocce ball court for competitive fun.
BBQ with pass-thru to employee kitchen.
RECLAIMED WOOD BOCCE BALL FRAME
RECYCLED CONCRETE MOSS GROUND COVERING
KNOLL STROMBORG DINING TABLE
KNOLL SPARK STACKING SIDE CHAIR
KNOLL SPARK STACKING LOUNGE
CHAIR
KNOLL PETAL COFFEE TABLE
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EXISTING DOUGLAS FIR FLOORING
FILZFELT FLIGHT SLIDING HANGING
PANELS
STEELCASE TURNSTONE BIVI DESK-FOR-TWO
STEELCASE TURNSTONE BIVI
ARCHES & PLANTERS
STEELCASE SIENTO CHAIR
VIBIA WIREFLOW 0303 PENDANT FIXTURE
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CUSTOM ACOUSTIC WALL FEATURE DETAILS
LED TAPE LIGHT CONCEALED BY 1 OVERHANG
EXISTINGPARTITION WALL
6 H X 6 D HOLLOW BOX MOLDING, 1/8 FLATCORE
5 H X 6 D HOLLOW BOX MOLDING,1 OVERHANG ON FRONT, 1/8 FLATCORE
FILZFELT
HALF-ROUNDFOAM ROD
ACOUSTIC FOAM SHEET
VERTICAL SECTION
SCALE: 1 = 1 - 0
Inspired byaccordian-folded
felt, the custom wall feature adds visual
interest visual and acts as an acoustic barrier between of ces and
showroom.
3 HALF-ROUND FOAM RODS WRAPPED IN5MM FILZFELT
3 THICK ACOUSTIC FOAM SHEET
EXISTING 6 PARTITION WALL
HORIZONTAL SECTION
SCALE: 3 = 1 - 0
0 - 6
4 - 0
0 - 6
FLATCORE MOLDING TREATED WITH DUNN-EDWARDS PAINT IN BANANA PEEL
ELEVATION
SCALE: 1 = 1 - 0
ECOR FLATCOR PANEL, MADE FROM 100%
RECYCLED MATERIALS
CELLULOSE-BASEDACOUSTIC PANELS
DUNN-EDWARDS EVERESTLOW ODOR, ZERO VOC PAINT,
COLOR: BANANA PEEL
FILZFELT 5MM WOOL FELT,COLOR 170 ASCHE
4 - 0 H X 0 - 3W HALF-ROUNDFOAM ROD
KICHLER LED TAPE LIGHT,HIGH EFFICACY,
WARM WHITE
Custom acoustic wall feature reduces noise transfer between offices and showroom, while adding visual interest and a pop of color.
Office work stations are flexible and can be added onto if needed in the future.
Hanging greenery at every work station brings an inviting living element into the space.
Hanging felt panels on a track system act as room dividers between the two offices, and can be slid open or closed for privacy.
ACOUSTIC WALL FEATURE DETAILS
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OFFICE PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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TEMPORARY OUTDOOR CINEMA
CITY OF DAKAR
Submitted to [AC-CA] InternationalArchitectural Competition, October 2014
Featured in Academy ofArt University's 2015 Spring Show
DAKAR, SENEGAL, AFRICA
5,400
typeCOMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
POPULATION
HISTORY
CLIMATE
LOCATION
CULTURE
LANGUAGE
ATTRACTIONS
Dakar is Senegals capital city, located on the Cape Verde Peninsula on the Atlantic coast. Africas westernmost city, the city is a major regional port.
Dakar Grand Mosque Goree Island African Renaissance
Monument Beaches Markets Hann Park Senegal Zoo
Arts & Crafts Textiles Theatre Music Graf ti
The region of Dakar is home to over three million people, with approximately one million urban inhabitants.
French is the of cial language of Senegal. In addition, there are six other national languages, of which Wolof is the most widely used.
Senegal has been inhabited since the Paleolithic era. During the 15th-17th centuries, the area was the largest slave trading port in the world. The French then ruled for three centuries until independence was gained in 1960 and Dakar was named Senegals capital city. The French in uence can be seen in the citys well-preserved colonial buildings.
Tropical and generally hot and humid year-round, with coastal breezes and temperatures in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit. The rainy season is July through October, November through May is the dry season.
The modern capital city of Dakar, situated on the tip of the Cap Vert peninsula, is a vibrant hive of local and international activity, where businessmen rub shoulders with tourists and traditionally dressed Senegalese amid the confusion of gleaming hotels, cafes, colorful open-air markets and the Medina (old quarter).
LOCATION ANALYSIS
The modern capital city of Dakar, situated on the tip of the Cape Verde peninsula, is a vibrant hive of local and international activity, where the businessmen rub shoulders with tourists and traditionally dressed Senegalese amid the confusion of gleaming hotels, cafes, colorful open-air markets, and the Medina (old quarter).
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LOCATION ANALYSIS
Dakar is Senegals capital city, located on the Cape Verde Peninsula on the Atlantic coast. Africas westernmost city, it is also a major regional port.
Tropical and generally hot and humid year-round, with coastal breezes and temperatures in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit. The rainy season is July through October, November through May is the dry season.
Senegal has been inhabited since the Paleolithic era. During the 15th-17th centuries, the area was the largest slave trading port in the world. The French then ruled for three centuries until independence was gained in 1960 and Dakar was named Senegals capital city. The French influence can be seen in the citys well-preserved colonial buildings.
The region of Dakar is home to over three million people, with approximately one million urban inhabitants.
French is the official language of Senegal. In addition, there are six other national languages, of which Wolof is the most widely used.
Arts & CraftsTextilesTheaterMusicGraffiti
Dakar Grand MosqueGoree IslandBeachesMarketsHann ParkSenegal Zoo
LOCATION
CLIMATE
HISTORY
POPULATION
LANGUAGE
CULTURE ATTRACTIONS
LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
SUSTAINABILITYACCESSIBILITY
A pirogue is a at-bottomed wooden boat and Senegals traditional shing vessel. An integral part of Dakars landscape, these colorful canoes are part of the areas history as a major regional Atlantic port
The name Le Canot and select interior elements of the cinema reference the French in uence on the area
Bright, bold color scheme re ects Africas vibrant culture and arts Use of peanut shell-based sustainable building material ties directly to
local agriculture
CONCEPT: PIROGUE
PROVIDE A PROGRESSIVE TEMPORARY SPACE FOR COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY & ENTERTAINMENT
ENGAGE & EMPLOY LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
DRAW UPON RICH HISTORY OF SENEGAL
THE LES PETITES PIERRES GROUP, COLLECTIVE OF WRITERS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS & CREATIVE PROFESSION-ALS IN DAKAR
THE GRAFFITI CARAVAN AT FESTA2H AT MEDINA, DAKAR, JUNE 2014 / PHOTO CREDIT: INA NDEYE FATOU THIAM
SENEGALESE DIRECTOR HUBERT LABA NDAO
POPULATION
HISTORY
CLIMATE
LOCATION
LANGUAGE
The region of Dakar is home to over three million people, with approximately one million urban inhabitants.
French is the of cial language of Senegal. In addition, there are six other national languages, of which Wolof is the most widely used.
Senegal has been inhabited since the Paleolithic era. During the 15th-17th centuries, the area was the largest slave trading port in the world. The French then ruled for three centuries until independence was gained in 1960 and Dakar was named Senegals capital city. The French in uence can be seen in the citys well-preserved colonial buildings.
Tropical and generally hot and humid year-round, with coastal breezes and temperatures in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit.The rainy season is July through October, November through May is the dry season.
FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
PERSPECTIVE SKETCH, THEATER INTERIOR JSPR PLASTIC FANTASTIC SOFA ROCHE BOBOIS MAH-JONG CUSHIONS KOKOBOARD PEANUT SHELL WASTE PRODUCT LASER-CUT FACADE FIELD PRESERVED GRASS GROUND COVERING
PROJECTIONROOM
STORAGE
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Use of locally-sourced, renewable materials Locally-grown, regional food & beverages served
in cafe Up-cycling of traditional West African textiles for
canoe membrane Closed-loop design elements: Peanut shell waste
can be used to make Kokoboard Peanut Shell construction material
LED lighting Daylighting: Four individual fabric panels can be
raised and lowered to control light levels within the space
Coordinate with the Senegal ministry of Art & Culture and organizations like AfricanBamba that promote local creative events & festivals
Host screenings for local & international lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Work with local lm-makers, performers, screen writers, teachers, students, community organizers
Signage & advertisements created by local graf ti artists Bring together people from all ages & walks of life to view local &
international lms and socialize For use during dry season, November - May Shorts, feature lms, independents, lm festivals, cafe, lounge, private
events & parties
Dakar is Senegals capital city, located on the Cape Verde Peninsula on the Atlantic coast. Africas westernmost city, the city is a major regional port.
CULTURE ATTRACTIONS Dakar Grand Mosque Goree Island African Renaissance
Monument
Arts & Crafts Textiles Theatre Music Graf ti
Beaches Markets Hann Park Senegal Zoo
CIRCULATIONPROGRAMSPATIAL
VIEWING ZONE
PROJECTION ROOM
TICKETING
PRIMARY
SOCIAL ZONE
THEATER
CAFE
LOUNGE SECONDARY
THEATER
TICKETINGIN/OUT
LOUNGE
IN/OUT
CAFE
PROJECTIONROOM
LOUNGE
STORAGE
IN/OUTIN/OUT
STORAGE
UP TOPROJECTIONROOM
TICKETING
THEATER
UP
UP
UP
CAFE
STAIRS36 R @ 0 - 635T @ 1 - 0
CUSTOM-MADE PICNICTABLES & BENCHES
GROUND LEVEL FIRST ROW SEATING FOR EASY ACCESSIBILITY
BIOCOMPOSITE KOKOBOARDFLOORING & STAIRS
CURVED PROJECTION SCREEN
FIELD PRESERVED GRASS GROUND COVERING
BENCHES ACT AS WAITING AREA AS WELL AS SEPARATION BETWEEN TICKETING & CAFE AREAS
BLACKOUT CURTAIN SYSTEM SEPARATES SOCIAL & VIEWING AREAS
ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
SECTION
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
30 - 6
WIRE CABLES SUPPORT PROJECTION SCREEN VISIBLE FROM BELOW. IDEAL FOR SMALLER, MORE INTIMATE EVENING VIEWINGS.
FOUR INDIVIDUAL LASER-CUT KOKOBOARD PANELS ALLOW FOR EASY DISASSEMBLY & STORAGE WHEN NOT IN USE. EACH PANEL IS EQUIPPED WITH ITS OWN SHADE SYSTEM THAT CAN BE RAISED & LOWERED INEPENDENTLY.
SOLID KOKOBOARD FACADE PROVIDES CANVAS FOR LOCAL GRAFFITI ARTISTS TO DESIGN PIECES FOR UPCOMING SCREENINGS & EVENTS
142 - 0
253 - 6
STAIRS36 R @ 0 - 635T @ 1 - 0
GEOMETRIC SHAPES IN THE LASER-CUT PANELS CAST INTERESTING SHADOW PATTERNS THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR. WHITE EXTERIOR REFLECTS SUN & HEAT. NATURAL KOKOBOARD FINISH ON INTERIOR MINIMIZES GLARE IN THEATER.
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CONCEPT & PHILOSOPHY
SUSTAINABILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
Use of locally-sourced, renewable materials Locally-grown, regional food & beverages served in cafe Up-cycling of traditional West African textiles for canoe membrane Closed-loop design elements: Peanut shell waste can be used to make Kokoboard
Peanut Shell construction material LED lighting Daylighting: Four individual fabric panels can be raised and lowered to control light
levels within the space
The pirogue is a at-bottomed wooden boat and Senegals traditional shing vessel. An integral part of Dakars landscape, these colorful canoes represent the areas history as a major regional Atlantic port.
The name Le Canot and select interior elements of the cinema reference the French in uence.
Bright, bold color scheme re ects Africas vibrant culture Use of peanut shell-based sustainable building material ties directly to
local agriculture as peanuts are the regions largest cash crop
CONCEPT: PIROGUE
PROVIDE A PROGRESSIVE TEMPORARY SPACE FOR COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY & ENTERTAINMENT
ENGAGE & EMPLOY LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
DRAW UPON RICH HISTORY OF SENEGAL
Coordinate with the Senegal ministry of Art & Culture and organizations like AfricanBamba that promote local creative events & festivals
Host screenings for local & international lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Work with local lm-makers, performers, screen writers, teachers, students, community organizers Signage & advertisements created by local graf ti artists Bring together people from all ages & walks of life to view local & international lms and socialize For use during dry season, November - May Shorts, feature lms, independents, lm festivals, cafe, lounge, private events & parties
THE LES PETITES PIERRES GROUP, COLLECTIVE OF WRITERS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS & CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS IN DAKAR
THE GRAFFITI CARAVAN AT FESTA2H AT MDINA, DAKAR, JUNE 2014 / PHOTO CREDIT: INA NDEYE FATOU THIAM
SENEGALESE DIRECTOR HUBERT LABA NDAO
Concept: Pirogue, a flat-bottomed wooden boat and Senegals traditional fishing vessel. The colorful canoes are an integral part of the areas history as a major port.
The name Le Canot and select interior elements of the cinema reference the French influence.
Bright, bold color scheme reflects Africas vibrant culture.
Use of peanut shell-based sustainable building material ties directly to local agriculture as peanuts are the regions largest cash crop.
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KAR
BOLD
MO
DER
N
INSP
IRE
VIB
RAN
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PLAY
FUL
MOOD BOARD
MOOD BOARD
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LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
CONCEPT & PHILOSOPHY
SUSTAINABILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
Use of locally-sourced, renewable materials Locally-grown, regional food & beverages served in cafe Up-cycling of traditional West African textiles for canoe membrane Closed-loop design elements: Peanut shell waste can be used to make Kokoboard
Peanut Shell construction material LED lighting Daylighting: Four individual fabric panels can be raised and lowered to control light
levels within the space
The pirogue is a at-bottomed wooden boat and Senegals traditional shing vessel. An integral part of Dakars landscape, these colorful canoes represent the areas history as a major regional Atlantic port.
The name Le Canot and select interior elements of the cinema reference the French in uence.
Bright, bold color scheme re ects Africas vibrant culture Use of peanut shell-based sustainable building material ties directly to
local agriculture as peanuts are the regions largest cash crop
CONCEPT: PIROGUE
PROVIDE A PROGRESSIVE TEMPORARY SPACE FOR COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY & ENTERTAINMENT
ENGAGE & EMPLOY LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
DRAW UPON RICH HISTORY OF SENEGAL
Coordinate with the Senegal ministry of Art & Culture and organizations like AfricanBamba that promote local creative events & festivals
Host screenings for local & international lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Work with local lm-makers, performers, screen writers, teachers, students, community organizers Signage & advertisements created by local graf ti artists Bring together people from all ages & walks of life to view local & international lms and socialize For use during dry season, November - May Shorts, feature lms, independents, lm festivals, cafe, lounge, private events & parties
THE LES PETITES PIERRES GROUP, COLLECTIVE OF WRITERS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS & CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS IN DAKAR
THE GRAFFITI CARAVAN AT FESTA2H AT MDINA, DAKAR, JUNE 2014 / PHOTO CREDIT: INA NDEYE FATOU THIAM
SENEGALESE DIRECTOR HUBERT LABA NDAO
LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
CONCEPT & PHILOSOPHY
SUSTAINABILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
Use of locally-sourced, renewable materials Locally-grown, regional food & beverages served in cafe Up-cycling of traditional West African textiles for canoe membrane Closed-loop design elements: Peanut shell waste can be used to make Kokoboard
Peanut Shell construction material LED lighting Daylighting: Four individual fabric panels can be raised and lowered to control light
levels within the space
The pirogue is a at-bottomed wooden boat and Senegals traditional shing vessel. An integral part of Dakars landscape, these colorful canoes represent the areas history as a major regional Atlantic port.
The name Le Canot and select interior elements of the cinema reference the French in uence.
Bright, bold color scheme re ects Africas vibrant culture Use of peanut shell-based sustainable building material ties directly to
local agriculture as peanuts are the regions largest cash crop
CONCEPT: PIROGUE
PROVIDE A PROGRESSIVE TEMPORARY SPACE FOR COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY & ENTERTAINMENT
ENGAGE & EMPLOY LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
DRAW UPON RICH HISTORY OF SENEGAL
Coordinate with the Senegal ministry of Art & Culture and organizations like AfricanBamba that promote local creative events & festivals
Host screenings for local & international lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Work with local lm-makers, performers, screen writers, teachers, students, community organizers Signage & advertisements created by local graf ti artists Bring together people from all ages & walks of life to view local & international lms and socialize For use during dry season, November - May Shorts, feature lms, independents, lm festivals, cafe, lounge, private events & parties
THE LES PETITES PIERRES GROUP, COLLECTIVE OF WRITERS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS & CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS IN DAKAR
THE GRAFFITI CARAVAN AT FESTA2H AT MDINA, DAKAR, JUNE 2014 / PHOTO CREDIT: INA NDEYE FATOU THIAM
SENEGALESE DIRECTOR HUBERT LABA NDAO
LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
CONCEPT & PHILOSOPHY
SUSTAINABILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
Use of locally-sourced, renewable materials Locally-grown, regional food & beverages served in cafe Up-cycling of traditional West African textiles for canoe membrane Closed-loop design elements: Peanut shell waste can be used to make Kokoboard
Peanut Shell construction material LED lighting Daylighting: Four individual fabric panels can be raised and lowered to control light
levels within the space
The pirogue is a at-bottomed wooden boat and Senegals traditional shing vessel. An integral part of Dakars landscape, these colorful canoes represent the areas history as a major regional Atlantic port.
The name Le Canot and select interior elements of the cinema reference the French in uence.
Bright, bold color scheme re ects Africas vibrant culture Use of peanut shell-based sustainable building material ties directly to
local agriculture as peanuts are the regions largest cash crop
CONCEPT: PIROGUE
PROVIDE A PROGRESSIVE TEMPORARY SPACE FOR COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY & ENTERTAINMENT
ENGAGE & EMPLOY LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
DRAW UPON RICH HISTORY OF SENEGAL
Coordinate with the Senegal ministry of Art & Culture and organizations like AfricanBamba that promote local creative events & festivals
Host screenings for local & international lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Work with local lm-makers, performers, screen writers, teachers, students, community organizers Signage & advertisements created by local graf ti artists Bring together people from all ages & walks of life to view local & international lms and socialize For use during dry season, November - May Shorts, feature lms, independents, lm festivals, cafe, lounge, private events & parties
THE LES PETITES PIERRES GROUP, COLLECTIVE OF WRITERS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS & CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS IN DAKAR
THE GRAFFITI CARAVAN AT FESTA2H AT MDINA, DAKAR, JUNE 2014 / PHOTO CREDIT: INA NDEYE FATOU THIAM
SENEGALESE DIRECTOR HUBERT LABA NDAO
Coordinate with the Senegal ministry of Art & Culture and organizations like AfricanBamba that promote local creative events and festivals Host screenings for local and international film festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF) Work with local film-makers, performers, screen writers, teachers, students, community organizers Signage and advertisements created by local graffiti artists Bring together people of all ages and from all walks of life to view local and international films, and to socialize For use during the dry season, November through May Shorts, feature films, independents, film festivals, cafe, lounge, private events and parties
ACCESSIBILITYPROVIDE A PROGRESSIVE TEMPORARY SPACE FOR COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY, AND ENTERTAINMENT
LES PETITES PIERRES GROUP, A DAKAR COLLECTIVE OF WRITERS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS, AND CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS
THE GRAFFITI CARAVAN AS FESTA2H AT MEDINA, DAKAR, JUNE 2014
SENEGALESE DIRECTOR HUBERT LABA NDAO
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SUSTAINABILITYENGAGE AND EMPLOY LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Use of locally-sourced, renewable materials Locally-grown, regional food and beverages served in cafe Up-cycling of traditional West African textiles for canoe membrane Closed-loop design elements: Peanut shell waste can be used to make Kokoboard Peanut Shell construction material LED lighting throughout Daylighting: Four individual fabric panels can be raised and lowered to control light and temperature levels within the space
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CIRCULATIONPROGRAMSPATIAL
VIEWING ZONE
PROJECTION ROOM
TICKETING
PRIMARY
SOCIAL ZONE
THEATER
CAFE
LOUNGE SECONDARY
THEATER
TICKETINGIN/OUT
LOUNGE
IN/OUT
CAFE
PROJECTIONROOM
PROGRAMMING
SPATIAL PROGRAM CIRCULATION
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PROCESS SKETCHES
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COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
SPACE PLAN
LOUNGE
STORAGE
IN/OUT
IN/OUT
STORAGE
TOPROJECTIONROOM
TICKETING
THEATER
UP UP UP
CAFE
STAIRS36 R @ 0 - 635T @ 1 - 0
CUSTOM-MADE PICNICTABLES & BENCHES
GROUND LEVEL FIRST ROW SEATING FOR EASY ACCESSIBILITY
BIOCOMPOSITE KOKOBOARDFLOORING & STAIRS
CURVED PROJECTION SCREEN
FIELD PRESERVED GRASS GROUND COVERING
BENCHES ACT AS WAITING AREA AS WELL AS SEPARATION BETWEEN TICKETING & CAFE AREAS
BLACKOUT CURTAIN SYSTEM SEPARATES SOCIAL & VIEWING AREAS
SPACE PLAN
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LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
SECTION
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
30 - 6
WIRE CABLES SUPPORT PROJECTION SCREEN VISIBLE FROM BELOW. IDEAL FOR SMALLER, MORE INTIMATE EVENING VIEWINGS.
FOUR INDIVIDUAL LASER-CUT KOKOBOARD PANELS ALLOW FOR EASY DISASSEMBLY & STORAGE WHEN NOT IN USE. EACH PANEL IS EQUIPPED WITH ITS OWN SHADE SYSTEM THAT CAN BE RAISED & LOWERED INEPENDENTLY.
SOLID KOKOBOARD FACADE PROVIDES CANVAS FOR LOCAL GRAFFITI ARTISTS TO DESIGN PIECES FOR UPCOMING SCREENINGS & EVENTS
142 - 0
253 - 6
STAIRS36 R @ 0 - 635T @ 1 - 0
GEOMETRIC SHAPES IN THE LASER-CUT PANELS CAST INTERESTING SHADOW PATTERNS THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR. WHITE EXTERIOR REFLECTS SUN & HEAT. NATURAL KOKOBOARD FINISH ON INTERIOR MINIMIZES GLARE IN THEATER.
LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
SECTION
SCALE: 1/8 = 1 - 0
30 - 6
WIRE CABLES SUPPORT PROJECTION SCREEN VISIBLE FROM BELOW. IDEAL FOR SMALLER, MORE INTIMATE EVENING VIEWINGS.
FOUR INDIVIDUAL LASER-CUT KOKOBOARD PANELS ALLOW FOR EASY DISASSEMBLY & STORAGE WHEN NOT IN USE. EACH PANEL IS EQUIPPED WITH ITS OWN SHADE SYSTEM THAT CAN BE RAISED & LOWERED INEPENDENTLY.
SOLID KOKOBOARD FACADE PROVIDES CANVAS FOR LOCAL GRAFFITI ARTISTS TO DESIGN PIECES FOR UPCOMING SCREENINGS & EVENTS
142 - 0
253 - 6
STAIRS36 R @ 0 - 635T @ 1 - 0
GEOMETRIC SHAPES IN THE LASER-CUT PANELS CAST INTERESTING SHADOW PATTERNS THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR. WHITE EXTERIOR REFLECTS SUN & HEAT. NATURAL KOKOBOARD FINISH ON INTERIOR MINIMIZES GLARE IN THEATER.
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
SECTION
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THEATER PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
FIELD by Grassland Real grass
conserved through drying
Zero maintenance For ground covering
on tiered levels of viewing area
PERFORATED FACADE SUSPENDED LED
PLASTIC FANTASTIC
MAH JONG
Custom KokoBoard laser-cut panels
For sides of structure Natural nish interior,
white nish exterior
Commercial-gradeoutdoor light strings
Dimmable warm white LED s14 bulbs
For ambient lighting throughout
Soft PU rubber outdoor sofa
For seating in rst & last rows in theater
Can be stacked or spread out for a variety of seating options
For primary seating in viewing area
Made from KokoBoard
For lounge dining & seating
SYSTEMS by BruagSTRINGERS by ooga lights
CUSTOM PICNIC
by Jasper van Grootel for jspr
BY HANS HOPFER FOR ROCHE BOBOIS
KOKOBOARD PEANUT
Peanut shell waste biocomposite board
For stairs, ooring, general construction material throughout, lounge picnic tables & benches
SHELL by Kokoboard Co. Ltd.
FURNITURE & FINISHES
TABLES & BENCHES
80.75 37.5
5917
LE CANOTTEMPORARY CINEMA DA
KAR
FIELD by Grassland Real grass
conserved through drying
Zero maintenance For ground covering
on tiered levels of viewing area
PERFORATED FACADE SUSPENDED LED
PLASTIC FANTASTIC
MAH JONG
Custom KokoBoard laser-cut panels
For sides of structure Natural nish interior,
white nish exterior
Commercial-gradeoutdoor light strings
Dimmable warm white LED s14 bulbs
For ambient lighting throughout
Soft PU rubber outdoor sofa
For seating in rst & last rows in theater
Can be stacked or spread out for a variety of seating options
For primary seating in viewing area
Made from KokoBoard
For lounge dining & seating
SYSTEMS by BruagSTRINGERS by ooga lights
CUSTOM PICNIC
by Jasper van Grootel for jspr
BY HANS HOPFER FOR ROCHE BOBOIS
KOKOBOARD PEANUT
Peanut shell waste biocomposite board
For stairs, ooring, general construction material throughout, lounge picnic tables & benches
SHELL by Kokoboard Co. Ltd.
FURNITURE & FINISHES
TABLES & BENCHES
80.75 37.5
5917
FURNITURE AND FINISHES
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TEMPORARY CINEMA
TEMPORARY CINEMA
TEMPORARY CINEMA
Senegal ministry of Art & Culture
Local creative organizations like AfricanBamba
In conjunction with lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Signage, posters & canoe art space designed & created by local graf ti artists
Social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
Website Print (Local newspapers,
magazines) Flyers (Schools, markets,
community spaces) Local radio
ADVERTISING
BRANDING
MARKETING
LOGO DESIGNS POSTER DESIGN
Bold background colors and a crisp white logo compliment the concept and aesthetic of Le Canot Temporary Cinema
Simple, clear poster style and content
BRANDING & IMAGE
LOGO DESIGNS
Bold background colors and a crisp white logo complement the concept and aesthetic of Le Canot Temporary Cinema
BRANDING
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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KAR
TEMPORARY CINEMA
TEMPORARY CINEMA
TEMPORARY CINEMA
TEMPORARY CINEMA
Senegal ministry of Art & Culture
Local creative organizations like AfricanBamba
In conjunction with lm festivals such as Festival International du Film de Quartier (FIFQ) and Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF)
Signage, posters & canoe art space designed & created by local graf ti artists
Social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
Website Print (Local newspapers,
magazines) Flyers (Schools, markets,
community spaces) Local radio
ADVERTISING
BRANDING
MARKETING
LOGO DESIGNS POSTER DESIGN
Bold background colors and a crisp white logo compliment the concept and aesthetic of Le Canot Temporary Cinema
Simple, clear poster style and content
BRANDING & IMAGE
Senegal ministry of Art and Culture Local creative organizations like AfricanBamba Signage, movie posters, and canoe art space designed and created by local graffiti artists
Social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. Custom website Print: Local newspapers, magazines Fliers: Schools, markets, community spaces Local radio
ADVERTISING
MARKETING
COMMERCIAL DESIGN SENIOR STUDIO
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POSTER DESIGN
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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project
client
location
building sq. ft.
SHUBERT RESIDENCE
FRANK AND MARY SHUBERT
39 SEACAPE DRIVE, MUIR BEACH, CA 94965
2,842
typeRESIDENTIAL
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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SHUBERT RESIDENCE LEED PLATINUM RENOVATION
FRANK AND MARY SHUBERT
39 SEACAPE DRIVE, MUIR BEACH, CA 94965
2,000
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Renovate existing residential structure to achieve LEED Platinum certification under LEED v4 for Building Design and Construction: Homes and Multifamily Low-rise (LEED v4 BD+C v4)
Lot size: 200 - 0 x 100 - 0Total square footage: 2000Number of floors: 11 bedroom1.5 bathAverage temperature: 59 FAverage annual rainfall: 37
OBJECTIVE
SITE
DN
BEDROOM
DECK
1/2 BATH
LIVING
DINING
KITCHENPANTRY
LAUNDRY
CLOSET
CLOSET
CLOSET
ENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
EXITBATH
DN
BEDROOM
DECK
1/2 BATH
LIVING
DINING
KITCHENPANTRY
LAUNDRY
CLOSET
CLOSET
CLOSET
ENTRY
EXIT
EXIT
EXITBATH
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Products: C2CBuilding: LEEDFood: PermacultureLabels: Energy StarCertification: FSC, WaterSense
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
SiteWaterEnergyMaterials & ResourcesIndoor Environmental QualityBiophilia/Love of Life
STRATEGIES
Adaptive ReuseConstruction Waste Management PlanRenewable energy systemsRainwater harvestingEco-friendly, non-toxic materials and furnishingsDaylightingPassive heating and coolingHigh-efficacy LED lightingGreen roofNative landscape plants
FRAMEWORKS
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
ROOF PLAN
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INTENTTo encourage construction in environmentally preferable locations and avoid development of sensitive lands.
ACTION1. Sensitive land protection. Use previously developed land; at least 75% of the total buildable land is previously developed (4 points)2. Infill development. At least 75% of the land within mile from the project boundary is previously developed land (2 points)
LOCATION ANDTRANSPORTATION
SITE SELECTION (Regional Priority #2)
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SUSTAINABLE SITE
INTENTTo minimize pest problems and risk of exposure to pesticides.
ACTION1. Install a steel mesh barrier termite control system (1 point)2. Use noncellulosic material for all structural elements (0.5 point)3. Design discharge points for rain gutters, air-conditioning condensation lines, steam vent lines, or any other moisture source such that discharge is at least 24 inches from the foundation (0.5 point)
NONTOXIC PEST CONTROL (Regional Priority #5)
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INTENTTo reduce rainwater runoff volume from the site.
ACTIONUse low-impact development (LID) techniques to minimize the amount of storm water that leaves the site by a) install vegetated roof, b) planting areas with native or adapted plant material, and c) installing permanent infiltration and collection features (vegetated swale and rainwater pillow) that can handle 100% of the runoff from a two-year, 24-hour storm.Over 80% of total lot area is permeable or can direct water to an on-site catchment or infiltration feature (3 points).
A VEGETATED SWALE REDUCES RAINWATER RUNOFF FROM THE SITE AND PROMOTES HABITAT
THE SLOPETAME2 INTEGRATED SOIL EROSION CONTROL MAT, IS COMPRISED OF A GEOTEXTILE FABRIC AND PLASTIC RING-GRID-BAR MATRIX.
(Regional Priority #4)RAINWATER MANAGEMENT
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INTENTTo reduce demand for water through high-efficiency fixtures and efficient landscaping practices. Required to reduce total indoor and outdoor water consumption by at least 10% over standard practices.
ACTION1. Minimize indoor demand for water through high-efficiency fixtures and fittings.2. ENERGY STAR qualified clothes washer3. WaterSense labeled lavatory faucets, shower head fixtures & fittings, and toilet fixtures & fittings throughout4. Reduce outdoor water consumption through efficient landscaping practices.5. Eliminate turf grass and include at least 75% native or adapted plants.
WATER EFFICIENCY
Uses for water collected in Rainwater Pillow:LaundryToilet flushing (additional chlorine treatment if needed)Landscape irrigation (drip system)Vegetable gardenCar washing
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TOTAL WATER USE (Regional Priority #6)
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INTENTTo support energy efficiency through real-time monitoring of energy and water use.
ACTIONInstall a permanent energy-monitoring system that records at intervals of one hour or less and is equipped with the ability to transmits data to the homeowner or occupant at a remote location (e.g., computer, in-house display) (1 point)Third-Party Utility Reporting: The homeowner must share all applicable utility data with USGBC via a USGBC-approved third-party before the project team submits its application for certification (1 point)
SUN PATH IN JANUARY
ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE
ADVANCED UTILITY TRACKING
ACTIVE SOLAR-READY DESIGN (Regional Priority #1)
INTENTTo reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by designing to maximize opportunities for solar design.
ACTION(Surpassed requirements by actions taken for Renewable Energy credits.)
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SUN PATH IN JUNE
BUILDING ORIENTATION FOR PASSIVE SOLAR
INTENTTo reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by orienting building to maximize opportunities for solar design.
ACTIONMeet all of the following requirements (3 points)1. The south-facing glazing area is at least 50% greater than the sum of the glazing area on the east- and west-facing walls.2. The east-west axis of the building is within 15 degrees of due east-west.3. At least 90% of the south-facing glazing is completely shaded (by awnings, overhangs, plantings) at solar noon on the summer solstice and unshaded at noon on the winter solstice.
ENVELOPE INSULATION
INTENTTo conserve energy by selecting and installing insulation to minimize heat transfer and thermal bridging.
ACTIONSelect insulation with an R-value that exceeds the requirements listed in the 2012 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), Chapter 4, or local code, whichever is more stringent. 20% improvement (2 points)
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INTENTTo reduce the energy consumption associated with domestic hot water by improving the efficiency of the water heater.
ACTIONInstall a solar water heater that meets at least 60% (3 points) of the annual domestic hot water (DHW) load. Tankless water heaters will also be used.
INTENTTo reduce the energy consumption associated with interior and exterior lighting.
ACTIONIndoor Lighting: Install high-efficacy lighting (1.5 points). LEDs to be used throughout.Exterior Lighting: All exterior lighting must be Dark Sky qualified and have motion sensor controls, integrative photo-voltaic cells, photo sensors, or astronomic time-clock operation (0.5 point)
LIGHTING
EFFICIENT DOMESTIC HOT WATER EQUIPMENT
ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE
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HIGH-EFFICIENCY APPLIANCES
PHOTO-VOLTAIC (PV) PANEL AWNINGS RADIANT FLOOR HEATING
INTENTTo encourage the installation and operation of renewable electricity generation systems.
ACTIONInstall a renewable electricity generation system (PV solar panels for energy, hot water, and radiant floor heating) that produces 2,000 kWh per year (4 points)
RENEWABLE ENERGY
INTENTTo reduce energy consumption through installation of efficient appliances.
ACTIONInstall all of the following1. ENERGY STARqualified refrigerator (1 point)2. ENERGY STARqualified ceiling fans (one in the living room and one in the bedroom) (0.5 point)3. ENERGY STARqualified dishwasher (0.5 point)
HIGH-EFFICIENCY APPLIANCES
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DURABILITY MANAGEMENT VERIFICATION
S.I.P. WALL DETAILS
INTENTTo conserve resources by reducing the use of unnecessary framing materials.
ACTION1. Install structural insulated panels (SIPs) for walls (1 point)2. Space interior wall studs greater than 16 inches o.c. (0.5 point)3. Space floor joists greater than 16 inches o.c. or SIPs (0.5 point)
MATERIAL-EFFICIENT FRAMING (Regional Priority #3)
INTENTTo promote enhanced durability and high performance of the building enclosure and its components and systems through appropriate design, materials selection, and construction practices.
ACTIONHave the verification team inspect and verify each measure listed in the ENERGY STAR for Homes, version 3, water management system builder checklist (1 point)
MATERIALS AND RESOURCES
100 MILE RADIUS OF PROJECT LOCATION AS REFERENCE FOR LOCAL PRODUCTION
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INTENTTo reduce construction waste generation and to reuse and recycle debris.
ACTIONDivert all construction waste away from landfills. Reuse, donate, or recycle all waste. 60% reduction below construction waste baseline (3 points)
CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT
INTENTTo increase demand for products or building components that minimize material consumption through recycled and recyclable content, reclamation, or overall reduced life-cycle impacts.
ACTIONLocal production. Use products that were extracted, processed, and manufactured locally. A minimum of 50% of framing, aggregate for concrete & foundation, and drywall will be sourced within 100 miles (1.5 points).Use environmentally preferable products: Reclaimed wood from Restoration Timber used for all cabinets, decking, and doors (1 point), Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified wood for siding (1 point), 90% post-consumer recycled content UltraTouch denim insulation (1 point).
ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PRODUCTS
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ZERO VOC MYTHIC PAINT
INTENTTo reduce occupants exposure to airborne chemical contaminants through product selection.
ACTIONSite-applied interior paints and coatings, flooring, insulation, site-applied adhesives and sealants all meet the requirements of CA Section 01350 (2 points)
LOW-EMITTING PRODUCTS
INTENTTo minimize moisture problems and occupants exposure to indoor pollutants through enhanced exhaust and ventilation systems.
ACTIONEnhanced Local Exhaust: Use an occupancy sensor and an automatic humidistat controller in every bathrooms to control the use of the local exhaust fan (1 point)
IEQ (INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY)
INTENTTo minimize the leakage of combustion gases into the occupied space of the home.
ACTIONNo fireplace or wood stove (2 points)
ENHANCED COMBUSTION VENTING
ENHANCED VENTILATION
INTENTTo minimize occupants exposure to indoor pollutants originating from an adjacent garage.
ACTIONNo garage (2 points)
ENHANCED GARAGE POLLUTANT PROTECTION
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INNOVATION
GroundCovers
UC Marin Master Gardener Water-Wise Plant Selector Guide
Name: Juniperus procumbens Nana
(Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper)
Water Use: Low
Size: 8 12 x 4 5
Sun: Full Sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Juniperus sabina Arcadia (Arcadia Juniper)
Water Use: Low to Medium
Size: 1 1.5 x 4 5
Sun: Full Sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Lantana montevidensis New Gold (New Gold
Trailing Lantana)
Water Use: Low
Size: 18 x 2
Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds
Name: Mahonia repens (Creeping Mahonia)
Water Use: Low
Size: 1- 3 x 1.5- 3
Sun: Part Sun to Shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Berries are Food for Birds
Trees
UC Marin Master Gardener Water-Wise Plant Selector Guide
Name: Arctostaphylos Manzanita Dr. Hurd
(Dr. Hurd Manzanita)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant
Size: 8 - 20 x 8 - 20
Sun: Full Sun
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Seed & fruit for birds
Name: Cercis occidentalis (Western Redbud)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 6 - 20 x 10 - 15
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Seed & fruit for birds
Name: Cotinus coggygria (Smoke Tree)
Water Use: Low
Size: 10 - 15 x 10 - 15
Sun: Full sun/part shade
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Bird habitat
Name: Leptospermum scoparium (Tea Tree Ruby Glow)
Water Use: Moderate
Size: 6 12 x 4 5
Sun: Full sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Seldom damaged
Wildlife Value: Bees
Shrubs
UC Marin Master Gardener Water-Wise Plant Selector Guide
Name: Berberis thunbergii Atropurpurea Nana
(Dwarf Japanese Barberry)
Water Use: Low
Size: 2 x 3
Sun: Full sun/partial shade
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Occasionally damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Bougainvillea Rosenka
(Rosenka Bougainvillea)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 2 - 3 x 4 - 6
Sun: Full sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Occasionally damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Carpenteria californica (Bush anemone)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Sun: Full Sun/partial shade
Size: 6 x 4
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Bees, butterflies
Name: Caryopteris x clandonensis (Blue Spirea)
Water Use: Low
Size: 2 4 x 2 4
Sun: Full sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Seldom damaged
Wildlife Value: Bees, butterflies
Shrubs
UC Marin Master Gardener Water-Wise Plant Selector Guide
Name: Ceanothus Concha (Concha California Lilac)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 6 - 7 x 6 - 8
Sun: Full Sun/partial shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Frequently damaged
Wildlife Value: Hummingbirds, bees Name: Ceanothus Julia Phelps
(Julia Phelps California Lilac)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 4 7 x 7 9
Sun: Full sun/partial shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Occasionally damaged
Wildlife Value: Hummingbirds, bees
Name: Cercis occidentalis (Western Redbud)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 15' x 10'
Sun: Full sun/partial shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Butterflies, bees
Name: Choisya ternate (Mexican Orange)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 6 - 8 x 6 - 8
Sun: Morning sun/light shade
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Bees
Ferns
UC Marin Master Gardener Water-Wise Plant Selector Guide
Name: Asparagus densiflorus Myers
(Myers Asparagus Fern)
Water Use: Moderate
Size: 1 - 2 x 1 - 2
Sun: Part Shade to Full Sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Dryopteris arguta (Wood Fern)
Water Use: Moderate
Size: 1-2 x 2
Sun: Part to Full Shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Seldom damaged
Wildlife Value: Ferns are browsed by Wildlife
Name: Asparagus densiflorus Sprengeri
(Sprenger Asparagus Fern)
Water Use: Moderate
Size: 12 - 24 x 3
Sun: Part Shade to Full Sun
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Polypodium californicum (Ca. Ground Fern)
Water Use: Moderate
Size: 4 - 10 x 1
Sun: Shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Seldom damaged
Wildlife Value: Ferns are browsed by wildlife
PerennialGrasses
UC Marin Master Gardener Water-Wise Plant Selector Guide
Name: Anemanthele lessoniana (New Zealand Wind Grass)
Water Use: Low
Size: 3 x 3
Sun: Sun/Partial Shade
CA Native: No
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: None
Name: Carex divulsa (Berkeley Sedge)
Water Use: Low
Size: 2 x 2
Sun: Sun/Partial Shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
Wildlife Value: Seeds for birds
Name: Carex pansa (California Meadow Sedge)
Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once established
Size: 4 X 8
Sun: Sun/Partial Shade
CA Native: Yes
Deer Resistant: Rarely damaged
INTENTTo provide habitat and promote biodiversity.
ACTIONFor at least 50% of the projects landscape area, create wildlife habitat that achieves certification under National Wildlife Federations Certified Wildlife Habitat (1 point)
CERTIFIED WILDLIFE HABITAT
INTENTTo encourage the team integration required by a LEED project and to streamline the application and certification process.
ACTIONAt least one principal participant of the project team must be a LEED Accredited Professional (AP) with a specialty appropriate for the project (1 point)
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Dryopteris arguta (Wood Fern)Water Use: ModerateSize: 1'-2' x 2'Sun: Part to Full ShadeCA Native: YesDeer Resistant: Seldom damagedWildlife Value: Ferns are browsed by Wildlife
Carpenteria californica (Bush Anemone)Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once establishedSize: 6' x 4'Sun: Full Sun/Partial ShadeCA Native: YesDeer Resistant: Rarely damagedWildlife Value: Bees, butterflies
Cercis occidentalis (Western Redbud)Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once establishedSize: 6' - 20' x 10' - 15'Sun: Full Sun/Partial ShadeCA Native: YesDeer Resistant: Rarely damagedWildlife Value: Seed & fruit for birds
Ceanothus 'Julia Phelps' (Julia Phelps California Lilac)Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once establishedSize: 4' - 7' x 7' - 9'Sun: Full Sun/Partial ShadeCA Native: YesDeer Resistant: Occasionally damagedWildlife Value: Hummingbirds, bees
Mahonia repens (Creeping Mah)Water Use: LowSize: 1' - 3' x 1.5' - 3'Sun: Part Sun to ShadeCA Native: YesDeer Resistant: Rarely damagedWildlife Value: Berries are food for birds
Carex pansa (California Meadow Sedge)Water Use: Low, drought tolerant once establishedSize: 4" x 8"Sun: Sun/Partial ShadeCA Native: YesDeer Resistant: Rarely damaged
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LEED v4 for Building Design and Construction: Homes and Multifamily LowriseProject Checklist
Y ? N2 Credit 2
6 0 0 15 0 Credit Heating & Cooling Distribution Systems 3Y Prereq Floodplain Avoidance Required 3 Credit Efficient Domestic Hot Water Equipment 3
2 Credit Lighting 20 Credit 15 2 Credit High Efficiency Appliances 2
4 0 Credit Renewable Energy 46 Credit Site Selection 8
0 Credit 3 10 0 0 Materials and Resources 100 Credit 2 Y Prereq Certified Tropical Wood Required0 Credit 2 Y Prereq Durability Management Required
1 Credit Durability Management Verification 15 0 0 7 4 Credit Environmentally Preferable Products 4Y Prereq Construction Activity Pollution Prevention Required 3 Credit Construction Waste Management 3Y Prereq No Invasive Plants Required 2 Credit Material Efficient Framing 2
0 Credit 23 Credit 3 7 0 0 Indoor Environmental Quality 162 Credit 2 Y Prereq Ventilation Required
Y Prereq Combustion Venting Required12 10 0 Water Efficiency 12 Y Prereq Garage Pollutant Protection RequiredY Prereq Water Metering Required Y Prereq Radon-Resistant Construction Required
Y Prereq Air FIltering Required12 Credit 12 Y Prereq Environmental Tobacco Smoke Required
Y Prereq Compartmentalization Required6 Credit 6 1 Credit Enhanced Ventilation 34 Credit 4 0 Credit Contaminant Control 2
0 Credit Balancing of Heating and Cooling Distribution Systems 347 1 0 Energy and Atmosphere 38 0 Credit Enhanced Compartmentalization 1Y Prereq Minimum Energy Performance Required 2 Credit Enhanced Combustion Venting 2Y Prereq Energy Metering Required 2 Credit Enhanced Garage Pollutant Protection 2Y Prereq Education of the Homeowner, Tenant or Building Manager Required 2 Credit Low Emitting Products 3
29 Credit 29 2 0 0 Innovation 6Y Prereq Preliminary Rating Required
0 Credit 5 1 Credit Innovation 52 Credit Advanced Utility Tracking 2 1 Credit LEED AP Homes 1
1 Credit 10 Credit HVAC Start-Up Credentialing 1 4 0 0 Regional Priority 4
1 Credit Regional Priority: Specific Credit 1Y Prereq Home Size Required 1 Credit Regional Priority: Specific Credit 13 Credit 3 1 Credit Regional Priority: Specific Credit 1
0 Credit 2 1 Credit Regional Priority: Specific Credit 12 Credit 2
0 Credit 3 93 11 0 TOTALS Possible Points: 1100 Credit 4 Certified: 40 to 49 points, Silver: 50 to 59 points, Gold: 60 to 79 points, Platinum: 80 to 110
Project Name:Date:
Location and Transportation
Sustainable Sites
LEED for Neighborhood Development LocationPERFORMANCE PATH
PRESCRIPTIVE PATH
Compact DevelopmentCommunity Resources
Integrative ProcessEA PRESCRIPTIVE PATH (continued)
Access to Transit
Air InfiltrationEnvelope InsulationWindowsSpace Heating & Cooling Equipment
BOTH PATHS
PRESCRIPTIVE PATH
Efficient Hot Water Distribution System
Active Solar Ready Design
Heat Island Reduction
Building Orientation for Passive Solar
Rainwater ManagementNon-Toxic Pest Control
PERFORMANCE PATH
PERFORMANCE PATHTotal Water Use
Indoor Water Use
Annual Energy Use
Outdoor Water Use
PRESCRIPTIVE PATH
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location
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MARIOTTO RESIDENCES
ERNEST MARIOTTO
13 WOOD STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94118
4,368
typeMULTI-DWELLING RESIDENTIAL
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Map data 2014 Google
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13 Wood St, San Francisco, CA 94118
Image capture: Oct 2014
Street View - Oct 2014
3 Wood St
San Francisco, California
Imagery 2014 Google, Map data 2014 Google 20 ft
EXISTING EXTERIOR SITE MAPS
Three-story multi-unit residence in San Francisco's Laurel Heights neighborhood. Each floor is its own living unit and is occupied by different members of the Mariotto family.
While the concept for each dwelling is unique, it was important to keep them related, like the family that occupies the spaces: Melody, Rhythm, and Harmony.
PROGRAM
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AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
GARDEN LEVEL LEVEL ONE LEVEL TWO
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CONCEPT: MELODY
PROGRAM
GARDEN LEVEL
Distinct musical phrase or ideaPoem suitable for singingRecognizable part of a harmonic compositionCan be delicate or strongLyricTuneChime
Client: Simona Mariotto (niece), 24 yrs old, Psychology student at USF, employed part time, has boyfriend and one dog.
Create a youthful, yet mature environment for sleeping, eating, studying, and relaxingOne bedroomOne bathroomStudy areaSmall kitchenReplace existing wood fence in patio with glass panels
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GARAGE
ENTRY
STAIRS
STORAGE
STAIRS
CLOSET
BEDROOM BATH
KITCHEN
DINING
LIVING
PATIO
REF DW
ENTRY
UP
GARDEN LEVELFloor Plan
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BATHROOM SKETCH
AMERY 48" POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL JAPANESE SOAKING TUB
BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
GARDEN LEVELBathroom
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GARDEN LEVELLiving Room Furniture
TED BOERNER CLOUDBOX CUMULUS SOFA SAARINEN WHITELAMINATE COFFEE TABLE
SWEDESE TREECOAT RACK
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CONCEPT: RHYTHMPattern of regular or irregular pulses caused by melodic and harmonic beatsCan be subtle or obvious FlowMovementPulseTempo
Client: Ernest Mariotto, middle-aged single male, Interior Designer, Educator, former art dealer with several pieces to display at home, does not entertain at home.
Create an attractive, almost utilitarian space to live and sometimes work, a sanctuaryOne bedroomOne large bathroomOffice with meeting table for Ernie and 1-2 employeesSmall closed off kitchenAesthetics outweigh comfortInclude display area for art and sculptureLarge and open (yet separate) spaces are preferredHard surfaces, stone, terrazzoMuted colors, earth tonesAustere, simple, minimal, spare
PROGRAM
LEVEL ONE
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OFFICE
BEDROOM
WEIGHTROOM
BATH
PATIOGALLERY
CLOSET
CLOSET
BARFIREPLACE
KITCHEN
DINING
LIVING
WALK-ON GLASS BALCONY
STAIRS
STAIRS TOBACKYARD
ENTRY
LIGHTWELL
SHELVING
7 - 0 H PARTITIONWALL @ 1 - 0 AFF,
STEEL CABLES ABOVE& BELOW
7 - 0 H TEXTURED GLASS PARTITION
LEVEL ONEFloor Plan
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LEVEL ONE - ENTRY/GALLERY PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
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MEDITATION TWO WALNUT BENCH ARTISTIC TILE TEXTURA FLOORINGTUCKER ROBBINS BLACK WALNUT PEDESTALS
LEVEL ONEEntry Furniture & Finishes
Entry doubles as gallery space to display client's extensive art and sculpture collection.
Custom partition wall suspended by steel cables above and below.
Sliding glass doors provide access to private patio and let natural light into the space.
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KITCHEN SKETCHES
KITCHEN ELEVATION
LEVEL ONEKitchen
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GRAHAM & BROWNMIDNIGHT LADDERED
STRIPE WALLCOVERING
FORMICA SCULPTEDLAMINATE CABINETS
LEVEL ONEKitchen
FRITZTILE SPECKLEDBLACK COUNTERTOP
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LIVING ROOM SKETCHES
CASTE BRIDGER DAYBED
B&B ITALIA PAB TABLE
SET OF TWELVE PENDULUM CANDLE SCONCES CIRCA 1960S
LEVEL ONELiving Room
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LEVEL ONE - LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
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LEVEL ONE - OFFICE PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
BLUDOT STRUT TABLEBLUDOT COPPER REAL GOOD CHAIR
SWEN KRAUSE MAGNETIQUE WALL STRIPS
LEVEL ONEOffice
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BATHROOM SKETCH SIGNATURE HARDWARE 48" COPPER JAPANESE SOAKING AIR TUB
LEVEL ONEBathroom
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LEVEL ONE - BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
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CONCEPT: HARMONY
PROGRAM
Combination of tonesPleasing arrangementCompositionUnityBlend
Client: Gino & Maria Mariotto, middle-aged couple, she is an Ombudsman, he is an Actor, have two cats, do a lot of entertaining at home (12-14 people).
Create a lively and inviting space primarily for living and entertainingMaster bedroomLarge master bathroomAccommodations for overnight guest, but no dedicated guest roomLarge guest bathroomLarge private kitchenOfficeLaundryHidden televisionReduce existing amount of storageRemove eating nookDeep rich colors, earth tones
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CLOSET
CLOSET
CLOSET
FIREPLACE
DINING
LIVING
WALK-ON GLASS BALCONY
STAIRS
STAIRS TOBACKYARD
ENTRY
LIGHTWELL
BALCONY
MASTERBATH
LAUNDRY
KITCHEN
GUESTBATH
OFFICE/GUEST SPACE
MASTERBEDROOM
DW
REFWINEREF
SOAKINGTUB
HIDDENFOLD-DOWN
BED
OPENTO
BELOW
7 - 0 H PARTITIONWALL WATER FEATURE
LEVEL TWOFloor Plan
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LEVEL TWO - LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE SKETCH
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ALCOR SIDEBOARDDJIM BERGER LIGHTWEIGHT
PORCELAIN STOOLSPORCELAIN STEEL METALLIC TILE
FOR FIREPLACE SURROUND
LEVEL TWOLiving Room
Furniture & Finishes
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additional work
textile col lect ion
CONCEPTPoppy Flower
PRINTING METHODSStencilPhotographicHeat Transfer
COLOR PALETTEMineral OrangeCarmineCeladon50% Grey90% Grey
APPLICATIONSBeddingPillow CoveringsWindow Coverings
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textile col lect ion
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Image Credit: Cindy Sherman self-portrait.
Graphite transfer of photograph, painted in gouache.
painting
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Graphite transfer,painted in gouache.
painting
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hand sketching
Organic and Geometric Pattern Designs in pencil
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hand sketching
Organic and Geometric Pattern Designs in pen
99
hand sketching
Golden Gate Bridge,San Francisco in pencil
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hand sketching
Golden Gate Bridge,San Francisco in pencil
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hand sketching
Academy of Sciences,San Francisco in pencil
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hand sketching
Academy of Sciences,San Francisco in pencil
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hand rendering
RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE - DINING AREA
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RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE - DINING AREA
hand rendering
RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE - OPEN KITCHEN WITH BAR SEATING AND STANDING TABLES
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hand rendering
RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE - STANDING TABLES AND BAR HEIGHT SEATING
RESTAURANT ELEVATION - OPEN KITCHEN
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hand rendering
MARKET PERSPECTIVE - COFFEE BARMARKET PERSPECTIVE - JUICE BAR
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hand rendering
MARKET PERSPECTIVE - CHECK OUT MARKET PERSPECTIVE - CUSTOM HERB WALL
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hand rendering
Image Credit: New York City Penthouse featured in Architectural Digest July 2013. Design by Edward Siegel and Ernest De La Torre. Photograph by Pieter Estersohn.
Graphite transfer of photograph, hand rendered in marker.
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thank you
I would like to dedicate this book to my family; Mom, Dad, Betty, Nana, Dave, and Sheila. This incredible journey would not have been possible without the support and encouragement I received from each of you. Your belief in my ability to succeed led me to believe it for myself. I hope I have made you all proud.
FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART
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