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Joshua M. Smith

Joshua M. Smith

Denver, CO

Studiotrope Design CollectiveArchitectural Contractor

Flexibly collaborated with small design teams to produce multimillion-dollar library renovation projects within tight budgets and time frames

2013

Denver, CO

JG Johnson ArchitectsSenior Intern Architect

Coordinated with diverse project teams on all stages of development of 500,000+ square foot mixed-use, residential, and hospitality projects

2011-2013

Managed Revit models for Oceanside Springhill Suites & Denver Embassy Suites

Restructured firm model shop and digital fabrication procedures

Chelsea, MI

Dangerous ArchitectsArchitectural Assistant

Directed projects through all phases of development, from existing conditions and preliminary design to final presentation drawings and construction documents

2007-2011

Produced calculations, graphics, and models for presentations and proposals

Researched code requirements, barrier-free compliance, and zoning ordinances

Professional Practice

University of MichiganAnn Arbor, MI

Education

Masters of Architecture- Thesis: Politics of Projection

2011

B.S. in Architecture 2006

B.A. in History - With Distinction

2006

Skill Set

Seven years experience in residential, commercial, and historical restoration architecture

Revit, AutoCAD, Microstation, Sketchup, Rhino, Adobe Suite, MS Office, HTML

Adept at physical modeling, digital modeling, and digital fabrication

Dangerous Architects

JG Johnson Architects

Activities

Around the World in 180 DaysVisual Recorder

Independently programmed a six-month trip to 24 countries on 4 continents. Learned local languages, sought out unique foods, and engaged with new cultures. Sketched and took photos:

www.wanderinghammad.blogspot.com

2014

Portfolio

Telluride AssociationRenovations Chair

Served on task-based committees to administer programs and policy at an educational non-profit. As Chair of the Renovations Committee, I researched, proposed, and carried out capital improvements, and negotiated budgets with the Board of Directors.

2003-2014

Professional Work

University of MichiganAcademic Work

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KEY PLAN

GENERAL NOTES

A. AFTER COMPLETION OF DEMOLITION ANDABATEMENT SCOPE AND PRIOR TO START OF NEWCONSTRUCTION, GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALLVERIFY ALL CONDITIONS IN FIELD. NOTIFYARCHITECT, IN WRITTING, OF ANY DISCREPANCIESPRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH CONSTRUCTION.

B. ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON FLOOR PLANS ARE TOFACE OF FINISH OR CENTERLINE OF STRUCTURE.

C. "ALIGN" AS USED IN THESE DOCUMENTS SHALLMEAN TO ACCURATELY LOCATE FINISH FACES INTHE SAME PLANE. THE CONNECTION OF ALIGNEDPLANES SHALL BE WITHOUT VISIBLE JOINTS ORSURFACE IRREGULARITIES UNLESS NOTEDOTHERWISE.

D. PROVIDE BLOCKING IN PARTITIONS AS REQUIREDFOR ALL ITEMS ATTACHED TO WALLS INCLUDINGITEMS PROVIDED BY OWNER.

E. ALL GYPSUM BOARD TO BE 5/8" TYPE "X". USECEMENTITOUS BACKERBOARD AT ALL WET WALLLOCATIONS.

F. ALL PENETRATIONS AND JOINTS AT DEMISINGWALLS, CORRIDOR WALLS AND EXTERIOR WALLSSHALL BE ACOUSTICALLY SEALED.

G. DETAILS ARE USUALLY KEYED ONLY ONCETHROUGHOUT THE SET (ON PLANS OR ELEVATIONS)WHERE THEY OCCUR FIRST AND ARE TYPICAL FORSIMILAR CONDITIONS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

H. "TYPICAL" MEANS FOR ALL SIMILAR CONDITIONSUNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

I. DRYWALL SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIREDTO REPAIR AND REFINISH ALL DRYWALL WHICHMAY HAVE BEEN DAMAGED, CUT AWAY, ORREMOVED BY OTHER TRADES INCLUDINGMECHANICAL, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND FIREPROTECTION.

J. MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT PLACED ON ROOFINGSHALL BE SUPPORTED ON 8 INCH CURBS OR LEGS,WHICH SHALL BE FLASHED TO THE ROOFING ANDMADE WATERTIGHT.

K. ALL PROJECTIONS THROUGH THE ROOF SURFACESHALL BE PROPERLY FLASHED TO PREVENTMOISTURE ENTRY.

L. CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH THE NATIONALROOFING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION MANUAL(NRCA), AND THE SHEET METAL AND AIRCONDITIONING CONTRACTORS NATIONALASSOCIATION (SMACNA).

M. WALLS INDICATED AS "TEMPORARY" SHALL REMAININ PLACE UNITL REMAINDER OF BUILDING ISCOMPLETED AND/OR A TEMPORARY CERTIFICATEOF OCCUPANCY IS ISSUED FOR THE SCOPE OFWORK NOT COVERED BY THIS REVIEW OR PERMIT.

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DRAWN: CHECKED: APPROVED:

DATE NO. REMARKS

© COPYRIGHT TRYBA ARCHITECTS AND JG JOHNSON ARCHITECTS The ideas, drawings and specifications contained herein are copyrighted by Tryba Architects and JG Johnson Architects. Use without the architect’s written consent, as constituted by federal law, is strictly forbidden and written authorization is required for any reproduction.

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DENVER UNIONSTATION MIXED USE

REDEVELOPMENTOCTOBER 24, 2012 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 SECOND LEVEL PLAN SOUTH

KEYNOTES1.1 Line of work above1.2 Line of work below1.3 Align face of finish1.4 Canopy above (By Others, N.I.C.)1.5 Foundation below (By Others, N.I.C.)2.1 Existing window to remain2.2 Existing door to remain2.3 Existing canopy to remain3.1 Concrete slab on grade. Match finish floor elevation of adjacent

existing floor3.2 Cast-in-place concrete stair3.3 Concrete expansion joint. RE: Structural3.4 Reinforced concrete slab for laundry equipment. RE: Structural3.5 Structural concrete floor slab over existing ramp. RE: Structural4.1 Concrete masonry shaft wall5.1 Steel column Re: Structural5.2 Steel stair stringers, risers, concrete tread.5.4 Steel cane detection rail5.5 Decorative metal fence and gate6.1 Millwork6.2 Plastic Laminate Casework6.3 Original wood transom to remain6.4 New wood transom with tempered clear glazing. Match original

details and construction6.5 Original millwork to remain6.6 New wood architectural trim, painted to match adjacent wood trim6.7 Stone or solid surface service counter, finished all surfaces, with 4"

backsplash and stainless steel supports6.8 New custom wood bar with stone top7.1 Spray Applied8.1 New interior door, refer to door and hardware schedules8.2 Structural glass vestibule enclosure with sliding automatic entry

doors8.3 Aluminum storefront assembly8.4 Aluminum storefront window, fixed low-e, insulated glazing,

anodized finish8.5 New folding door system8.6 New enclosure over existing opening integrated with lobby smoke

evacuation system8.7 Structural glass roof at porte cochere suspended from structural

steel framing8.8 Structural glass entry canopy8.9 1 hour glazing8.10 Sliding automatic entry doors8.11 Sliding Glass Transaction Window. Provide push-button alert

notification baggage side.8.12 New glazed wood window wall system. Details and finish to match

original. Provide clear, tempered glazing8.13 Provide new glazed wood door/door pair and hardware8.14 New metal linear supply/return slot diffuser8.15 Remove and replace glazing in original wood transom with

tempered clear glazing8.16 Prepare interior of steel windows for new finish8.17 Interior aluminum storefront system (non-insulated glazing)9.1 Gypsum board and metal stud interior partition / column wrap /

furring9.2 Ceramic wall tile 12" x 12" minimum9.3 Ceramic floor tile 12" x 12" minimum9.4 Quarry tile with tile base9.5 Carpet and pad9.6 Engineered laminate flooring9.7 Linoleum tile and base9.8 Carpet base with woven edge9.9 Wood base 6"9.10 Vinyl wall covering9.11 Suspended gyp. board ceiling9.12 Suspended acoustic tile ceiling9.13 Resilient exercise flooring9.14 Install salvaged stone flooring to match existing where carpet has

been removed9.15 2-hr rated shaft wall assembly9.16 Composite decking material over raised roof top bar deck9.17 Acoustic ceiling finish9.18 Acoustic wall panel9.19 Skim coat stucco9.20 Skim coat, prime & paint at (E) wall9.21 Install new marble wainscot and trim using salvaged original

material or by using new material matching color and veining9.22 New plaster control joint9.23 New frosted/tempered glass guardrail9.24 Inspect ceiling reinforcing plates for stability9.25 New walk-off mat9.26 New flush metal floor grate serving smoke evacuation system10.1 Fire extinguishers and semiwindow recessed extinguisher cabinets

as required by Authority Having Jurisdiction10.2 Operable folding partition, ceiling suspended, 50 STC minimum10.3 Wall protection at back of house corridors10.4 Corner protection at front of house corridors10.5 Closet shelf and rod10.6 Knox Box10.7 Guestroom bath accessories package10.8 Public restroom / locker room accessories package10.9 Toilet partitions10.10 Metal lockers, two tier10.11 Bench, wood and steel10.12 Canvas awning over steel frame10.13 Interior signage, code required and wayfinding throughout10.14 Polished edge mirror10.15 Provide new pin-mounted sign to match existing10.16 Provide floor poser for new transit sign10.17 New exit sign - center on opening10.18 New fire alarm notification device - center within architectural feature10.19 Retail signage - new dimensional lettering10.20 Utility Shelving, 24" deep and 24" O.C. vertical spacing.10.21 Steel access ladder11.1 Motorized baggage handling conveyor system11.2 Ticketing equipment by tenant N.I.C.11.3 New ticket vending machine by Amtrak11.4 Laundry equipment by others. Provide all utility, electrical, and

venting connections per manufacturer.12.1 New draperies to provide acoustic control/tuning. Refer to interior

design drawings and specifications13.1 New acoustic plaster system13.2 New mezzanine access bridge with 42" tempered all-glass guardrail14.1 Linen chute in 1-Hour rated shaft21.1 New recessed fire extinguisher cabinet22.1 Sewage Ejector Pump, RE: Plumbing22.2 Stainless Steel Sink, RE: Plumbing22.3 Mop Sink, RE: Plumbing22.4 New water cooler/water fountain22.5 Area drain at exterior area well. RE: Plumbing22.6 Water Heater. RE: Plumbing23.1 Existing boilers to remain23.2 Existing expansion tank for boilers to remain23.3 Area well, in-wall louver, and grate for mechanical intake or exhaust.

RE: Mechanical23.4 Recessed smoke evacuation cove, RE: A4.0223.5 Existing boiler flue shaft to remain26.1 New custom light fixture - pole mounted26.2 New custom light fixture - chandelier/ceiling mounted26.3 Remove and relocate existing fire alarm notification device26.4 Relocate existing wall switch/outlet26.5 New wall swith/outlet26.6 New custom light fixture - wall mounted27.1 New emergency telephone

DATE NO. REMARKS

Modeler / Draftsman JG Johnson Architects - 2011-2013

As a member of the Union Station Alliance, JG Johnson Architects won the opportunity to restore Denver’s historic train station into a LEED Gold multi-modal transit hub and boutique hotel, reconfiguring the interior of the entire building.

I was involved in the graphic design of the original competition materials, built the 3D models used in marketing renderings, and helped develop DD and CD packages.,

Denver Union StationGlorious and Eccentric

SMOKE EVACUATIONEXHAUST THROUGHEACH PERFORATEDCHANDELIER BASE

GALLERY006

FITNESS024

MODELRAILROAD CLUB

007

SMOKE EVACUATIONINTAKE WELLS

SMOKE EXHAUSTFANS, RE: MECH

SMOKE EVACUATIONEXHAUST SLOT

TERMINAL BARSTORAGE

018

Coffee Retail ChocolateSouveniers

SMOKE EVACUATIONINTAKE WELLS

GROUND LEVEL100' - 0"

LOWER LEVEL89' - 3"

SECOND LEVEL109' - 8 1/2"

A4.064

THIRD LEVEL121' - 3 1/2"

4TH LEVEL139' - 7 1/2"

CEILING @ PEAK160' - 5 1/2"

A8.003

Hotel Lobby

SMOKEEVACUATIONEXHAUST SLOT

Amtrak Ticketing

A4.062

A8.003

OPP.

KING411

KING416

LOWER LEVEL89'-3"

GROUND LEVEL100'-0"

SECOND LEVEL109'-8 1/2"

THIRD LEVEL121'-3 1/2"

4TH LEVEL - LOWER137'-1 1/2"

4TH LEVEL - MID139'-7 1/2"

4TH LEVEL - UPPER141'-1 1/2"

A8.002

WORKROOMA17

WORKROOMA18

WORKROOMA09

WORKROOMA08

RESTAURANT111 AMTRAK

BAGGAGEHANDLING

A104

KING222

DOUBLEQUEEN

318

DOUBLE QUEEN317


SECOND LEVEL109' - 8 1/2"

THIRD LEVEL121' - 3 1/2"

4TH LEVEL -LOWER

137' - 1 1/2"

LOWER LEVEL89' - 3"

4TH LEVEL -UPPER

139' - 7 1/2"

DELUXEKING408

GR BATH408A

GR BATH405A

KING SUITE405

DOUBLEQUEEN ADA

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RESTAURANTLEASESPACE

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KING310

PULLMAN210

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1/8" = 1'-0"1 TRANSVERSE BUILDING SECTION

1/8" = 1'-0"3 TRANSVERSE BUIDING SECTION SPACES

1/8" = 1'-0"2 TRANSVERSE BUILDING SECTION HIGH ROOF SPACES

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LOWER LEVEL89' - 3"

4TH LEVEL - UPPER141' - 1 1/2"

4TH LEVEL - MID139' - 7 1/2"

4TH LEVEL - LOWER137' - 1 1/2"

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1/8" = 1'-0"1 LOGITUDINAL BUILDING SECTION CENTRAL

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KEY PLAN

GENERAL NOTES

A. AFTER COMPLETION OF DEMOLITION ANDABATEMENT SCOPE AND PRIOR TO START OF NEWCONSTRUCTION, GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALLVERIFY ALL CONDITIONS IN FIELD. NOTIFYARCHITECT, IN WRITTING, OF ANY DISCREPANCIESPRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH CONSTRUCTION.

B. ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON FLOOR PLANS ARE TOFACE OF FINISH OR CENTERLINE OF STRUCTURE.

C. "ALIGN" AS USED IN THESE DOCUMENTS SHALLMEAN TO ACCURATELY LOCATE FINISH FACES INTHE SAME PLANE. THE CONNECTION OF ALIGNEDPLANES SHALL BE WITHOUT VISIBLE JOINTS ORSURFACE IRREGULARITIES UNLESS NOTEDOTHERWISE.

D. PROVIDE BLOCKING IN PARTITIONS AS REQUIREDFOR ALL ITEMS ATTACHED TO WALLS INCLUDINGITEMS PROVIDED BY OWNER.

E. ALL GYPSUM BOARD TO BE 5/8" TYPE "X". USECEMENTITOUS BACKERBOARD AT ALL WET WALLLOCATIONS.

F. ALL PENETRATIONS AND JOINTS AT DEMISINGWALLS, CORRIDOR WALLS AND EXTERIOR WALLSSHALL BE ACOUSTICALLY SEALED.

G. DETAILS ARE USUALLY KEYED ONLY ONCETHROUGHOUT THE SET (ON PLANS OR ELEVATIONS)WHERE THEY OCCUR FIRST AND ARE TYPICAL FORSIMILAR CONDITIONS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

H. "TYPICAL" MEANS FOR ALL SIMILAR CONDITIONSUNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

I. DRYWALL SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIREDTO REPAIR AND REFINISH ALL DRYWALL WHICHMAY HAVE BEEN DAMAGED, CUT AWAY, ORREMOVED BY OTHER TRADES INCLUDINGMECHANICAL, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND FIREPROTECTION.

J. MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT PLACED ON ROOFINGSHALL BE SUPPORTED ON 8 INCH CURBS OR LEGS,WHICH SHALL BE FLASHED TO THE ROOFING ANDMADE WATERTIGHT.

K. ALL PROJECTIONS THROUGH THE ROOF SURFACESHALL BE PROPERLY FLASHED TO PREVENTMOISTURE ENTRY.

L. CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH THE NATIONALROOFING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION MANUAL(NRCA), AND THE SHEET METAL AND AIRCONDITIONING CONTRACTORS NATIONALASSOCIATION (SMACNA).

M. WALLS INDICATED AS "TEMPORARY" SHALL REMAININ PLACE UNITL REMAINDER OF BUILDING ISCOMPLETED AND/OR A TEMPORARY CERTIFICATEOF OCCUPANCY IS ISSUED FOR THE SCOPE OFWORK NOT COVERED BY THIS REVIEW OR PERMIT.

REVISIONS

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DATE:

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A1.02a


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REDEVELOPMENTOCTOBER 24, 2012 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 SECOND LEVEL PLAN SOUTH

KEYNOTES1.1 Line of work above1.2 Line of work below1.3 Align face of finish1.4 Canopy above (By Others, N.I.C.)1.5 Foundation below (By Others, N.I.C.)2.1 Existing window to remain2.2 Existing door to remain2.3 Existing canopy to remain3.1 Concrete slab on grade. Match finish floor elevation of adjacent

existing floor3.2 Cast-in-place concrete stair3.3 Concrete expansion joint. RE: Structural3.4 Reinforced concrete slab for laundry equipment. RE: Structural3.5 Structural concrete floor slab over existing ramp. RE: Structural4.1 Concrete masonry shaft wall5.1 Steel column Re: Structural5.2 Steel stair stringers, risers, concrete tread.5.4 Steel cane detection rail5.5 Decorative metal fence and gate6.1 Millwork6.2 Plastic Laminate Casework6.3 Original wood transom to remain6.4 New wood transom with tempered clear glazing. Match original

details and construction6.5 Original millwork to remain6.6 New wood architectural trim, painted to match adjacent wood trim6.7 Stone or solid surface service counter, finished all surfaces, with 4"

backsplash and stainless steel supports6.8 New custom wood bar with stone top7.1 Spray Applied8.1 New interior door, refer to door and hardware schedules8.2 Structural glass vestibule enclosure with sliding automatic entry

doors8.3 Aluminum storefront assembly8.4 Aluminum storefront window, fixed low-e, insulated glazing,

anodized finish8.5 New folding door system8.6 New enclosure over existing opening integrated with lobby smoke

evacuation system8.7 Structural glass roof at porte cochere suspended from structural

steel framing8.8 Structural glass entry canopy8.9 1 hour glazing8.10 Sliding automatic entry doors8.11 Sliding Glass Transaction Window. Provide push-button alert

notification baggage side.8.12 New glazed wood window wall system. Details and finish to match

original. Provide clear, tempered glazing8.13 Provide new glazed wood door/door pair and hardware8.14 New metal linear supply/return slot diffuser8.15 Remove and replace glazing in original wood transom with

tempered clear glazing8.16 Prepare interior of steel windows for new finish8.17 Interior aluminum storefront system (non-insulated glazing)9.1 Gypsum board and metal stud interior partition / column wrap /

furring9.2 Ceramic wall tile 12" x 12" minimum9.3 Ceramic floor tile 12" x 12" minimum9.4 Quarry tile with tile base9.5 Carpet and pad9.6 Engineered laminate flooring9.7 Linoleum tile and base9.8 Carpet base with woven edge9.9 Wood base 6"9.10 Vinyl wall covering9.11 Suspended gyp. board ceiling9.12 Suspended acoustic tile ceiling9.13 Resilient exercise flooring9.14 Install salvaged stone flooring to match existing where carpet has

been removed9.15 2-hr rated shaft wall assembly9.16 Composite decking material over raised roof top bar deck9.17 Acoustic ceiling finish9.18 Acoustic wall panel9.19 Skim coat stucco9.20 Skim coat, prime & paint at (E) wall9.21 Install new marble wainscot and trim using salvaged original

material or by using new material matching color and veining9.22 New plaster control joint9.23 New frosted/tempered glass guardrail9.24 Inspect ceiling reinforcing plates for stability9.25 New walk-off mat9.26 New flush metal floor grate serving smoke evacuation system10.1 Fire extinguishers and semiwindow recessed extinguisher cabinets

as required by Authority Having Jurisdiction10.2 Operable folding partition, ceiling suspended, 50 STC minimum10.3 Wall protection at back of house corridors10.4 Corner protection at front of house corridors10.5 Closet shelf and rod10.6 Knox Box10.7 Guestroom bath accessories package10.8 Public restroom / locker room accessories package10.9 Toilet partitions

10.10 Metal lockers, two tier10.11 Bench, wood and steel10.12 Canvas awning over steel frame10.13 Interior signage, code required and wayfinding throughout10.14 Polished edge mirror10.15 Provide new pin-mounted sign to match existing10.16 Provide floor poser for new transit sign10.17 New exit sign - center on opening10.18 New fire alarm notification device - center within architectural feature10.19 Retail signage - new dimensional lettering10.20 Utility Shelving, 24" deep and 24" O.C. vertical spacing.10.21 Steel access ladder11.1 Motorized baggage handling conveyor system11.2 Ticketing equipment by tenant N.I.C.11.3 New ticket vending machine by Amtrak11.4 Laundry equipment by others. Provide all utility, electrical, and

venting connections per manufacturer.12.1 New draperies to provide acoustic control/tuning. Refer to interior

design drawings and specifications13.1 New acoustic plaster system13.2 New mezzanine access bridge with 42" tempered all-glass guardrail14.1 Linen chute in 1-Hour rated shaft21.1 New recessed fire extinguisher cabinet22.1 Sewage Ejector Pump, RE: Plumbing22.2 Stainless Steel Sink, RE: Plumbing22.3 Mop Sink, RE: Plumbing22.4 New water cooler/water fountain22.5 Area drain at exterior area well. RE: Plumbing22.6 Water Heater. RE: Plumbing23.1 Existing boilers to remain23.2 Existing expansion tank for boilers to remain23.3 Area well, in-wall louver, and grate for mechanical intake or exhaust.

RE: Mechanical23.4 Recessed smoke evacuation cove, RE: A4.0223.5 Existing boiler flue shaft to remain26.1 New custom light fixture - pole mounted26.2 New custom light fixture - chandelier/ceiling mounted26.3 Remove and relocate existing fire alarm notification device26.4 Relocate existing wall switch/outlet26.5 New wall swith/outlet26.6 New custom light fixture - wall mounted27.1 New emergency telephone

DATE NO. REMARKS

1ST LEVEL100' - 0"

2ND LEVEL117' - 4"

3RD LEVEL127' - 8"

6TH LEVEL165' - 4"

4TH LEVEL138' - 0"

5TH LEVEL148' - 4"

B-1 PARKINGLEVEL

89' - 0"

EDCA.1 1A04.01

1A04.02

LOWER ROOFLEVEL

159' - 4"

6' -

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TYP.8.13

4.2 4.2

GUESTROOM

GUESTROOM

GUESTROOM

GUESTROOM GUESTROOM

GUESTROOM

GUESTROOM

GUESTROOM

CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR

WORKROOM

CORRIDOR

LOBBY PORTECOCHERE

LINE OF BUILDING BEYOND

LINE OF BUILDINGBEYOND

LINE OFBUILDINGBEYOND

1' - 3" 26' - 6" 32' - 3" 12' - 1" 30' - 9 1/2" 14' - 6 1/2" 8' - 10" 18' - 2" 7' - 1"

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A04.062

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3.13.1

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PARKING GARAGE

ENGINEERING

6.6

TYP.5.6

TYP.3.8

3.9

3.9

3.9

3.9

9.16

9.16

9.16

9.14 9.15

9.15

9.15

9.159.16

9.16

9.16

9.14

9.15

6.1 6.3

9.1

7.1

10.9

8.9

A09.063

A09.074

5.13

10.10

TYP.22.17

1ST LEVEL100' - 0"

2ND LEVEL117' - 4"

3RD LEVEL127' - 8"

6TH LEVEL165' - 4"

4TH LEVEL138' - 0"

5TH LEVEL148' - 4"

B-1 PARKINGLEVEL89' - 0"

E D.1 D C.5 C.1 C A.1

UPPER ROOFLEVEL

178' - 0"

1A04.01

1A04.02

LOWER ROOFLEVEL

159' - 4"

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AS LISTED3.8 CAST-IN-PLACE CANTILEVERED CONCRETE BALCONY SLAB W/2% SLOPE -

ARCHITECTURAL FINISH3.9 POST-TENSIONED SLAB, RE: STRUCTURAL3.12 CONCRETE TOPPING/SLOPING/LEVELING COMPOUND3.13 SHOTCRETE POOL / SPA3.15 FLOOR PENETRATION PER MECHANICAL4.1 CONCRETE MASONRY WALL4.2 DRY-STACK ADHERED NATURAL LEDGER STONE VENEER4.3 CONTAINMENT BASIN CONCRETE MASONRY CURB5.1 STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAMING, RE: STRUCTURAL5.2 GALVANIZED STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAMING AT PORTE COCHERE CANOPY5.3 COLD-FORMED METAL FRAMING5.4 42" TALL GLASS GUARDRAIL5.5 42" TALL GALVANIZED METAL PIPE GUARDRAIL5.6 42" TALL DECORATIVE METAL GUARDRAIL WITH ACCOYA WOOD SLATS5.7 STEEL STAIR STRINGERS, TREADS, RISERS, LANDINGS, HANDRAILS, GUARDRAILS5.8 METAL ROOF HATCH LADDER5.9 GALVANIZED METAL CHAIN-LINK FENCE5.10 GALVANIZED METAL GRATING5.12 STEEL STAIR STRINGERS, HANDRAILS, GUARDRAILS WITH CONCRETE PAN TREADS &

LANDINGS5.13 36" TALL GALVANIZED METAL PIPE HANDRAIL SYSTEM AT POSTS 4'-0" O.C.5.14 2" DIA. GALV. METAL DOWNSPOUT. DRAIN TO DAYLIGHT.6.1 BUILT-IN MILLWORK6.2 PLASTIC LAMINATE COUNTERTOP6.3 FRONT DESK MILLWORK, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN6.4 LATTICE ACCOYA WOOD SCREEN ON GALVANIZED METAL POSTS6.5 SLIDING WOOD WINDOW LOUVERED SHADE (EXTERIOR, GALVANIZED STEEL FRAME)6.6 ACCOYA WOOD TRELLIS WITH CANVAS6.7 WOOD HANDRAIL6.8 ACCOYA WOOD GAZEBO6.9 ACCOYA WOOD TRELLIS7.1 ACCOYA WOOD SIDING7.2 EPDM 60 MIL WHITE ROOFING - FULLY ADHERED7.3 EPOXY RESIN ROOFING WITH LIQUID-APPLIED VIRGIN RUBBER TOPPING7.4 ANTI-GRAFITTI COATING ON EXTERIOR WALL SURFACES BELOW 10’ MIN. A.F.F. -

TERMINATE AT HORIZONTAL CONTROL JOINTS7.5 THERMAL INSULATION - PROVIDE CONTINUOUS ENVELOPE7.10 RUBBER ROOF PAVER7.11 GALVANIZED METAL OVERFLOW SCUPPER7.12 GALVANIZED METAL CAP FLASHING8.2 ALUMINUM AND GLASS DOOR, ALUMINUM FRAME8.3 HOLLOW METAL DOOR, HOLLOW METAL FRAME8.4 SOLID CORE WOOD DOOR, TIMELY DOOR FRAME8.5 FULLY-GLAZED ALUMINUM SECTIONAL OVERHEAD DOOR8.6 SOLID SECTIONAL OVERHEAD DOOR8.7 OVERHEAD COILING GRILLE8.8 DOOR ON MAGNETIC HOLD-OPEN8.9 SLIDING AUTOMATIC ENTRY DOORS8.10 FIBERGLASS SLIDING GLASS DOOR8.11 FIBERGLASS WINDOW8.12 ANODIZED ALUMINUM WINDOW8.13 ANODIZED ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SHADOW FINS8.15 GLASS STOREFRONT ASSEMBLY8.17 GLASS SHOWER ENCLOSURE, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN8.18 ROOF ACCESS HATCH, 4' X 4', W/ INTEGRATED GUARD RAIL9.1 REFER TO INTERIOR DESIGN DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR FRONT OF

HOUSE INTERIOR FINISH SELECTIONS9.2 3-COAT STUCCO SYSTEM: SAND FINISH9.3 3-COAT STUCCO SYSTEM: LIMESTONE FINISH9.4 3/4" ANODIZED ALUMINUM FRY-REGLET, RE: DETAIL 9-SERIES9.5 STUCCO "V" JOINT, RE: DETAIL 9-SERIES9.6 GYPSUM BOARD AND METAL STUD INTERIOR COLUMN WRAP / FURRING9.7 ECO-GRIP FLOORING, RE: SPECIFICATIONS9.8 3-COAT, COLOR-CODED EPOXY FLOORING9.10 CARPET AND PAD, REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE9.11 LINOLEUM TILE FLOORING, REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE9.12 RUBBER EXERCISE FLOORING, REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE9.14 SUSPENDED GYPSUM BOARD CEILING9.15 SUSPENDED ACOUSTIC TILE CEILING9.16 SKIM-COAT OVER CONCRETE9.19 TUB/SHOWER SURROUND9.21 SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP9.22 REFER TO RESTAURANT DESIGN DRAWINGS FOR FF&E SELECTIONS10.2 GUESTROOM BATH ACCESSORIES PACKAGE, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN10.3 PUBLIC RESTROOM ACCESSORIES PACKAGE10.4 P-LAM TOILET PARTITION, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN10.5 WALL-MOUNTED P-LAM URINAL PARTITION, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN10.6 STAINLESS STEEL ADA GRAB BARS10.7 EXTERIOR SIGNAGE, PROVIDE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION10.9 EXTERIOR FIREPLACE10.10 INTERIOR FIREPLACE10.11 OPERABLE PARTITION, CEILING SUSPENDED, 51 STC MINIMUM10.12 METAL LOCKERS, POWDER-COATED10.13 METAL SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN10.15 WALL PROTECTION AT BACK OF HOUSE CORRIDORS10.16 KNOX BOX10.18 ADA ACCESSIBLE POOL LIFT10.19 ADA FOLD-DOWN SHOWER SEAT11.1 WASTE COMPACTOR11.2 MOTORIZED 8'-0"H X 14'-0"W PROJECTION SCREEN11.3 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT11.4 COMMERCIAL-GRADE WASHER11.5 COMMERCIAL-GRADE DRYER11.6 COMMERCIAL-GRADE IRONER11.7 REFRIGERATOR11.8 DISHWASHER11.11 PARKING CONTROL BARRIER GATE11.12 GARAGE HEADACHE BAR11.13 PARKING CONTROL BARRIER GATE SENSOR11.14 CONCRETE WHEELSTOP; EPOXY ANCHOR INTO SLAB11.15 COUNTERTOP MICROWAVE - FURNISHED BY OWNER11.16 TELEVISION - FURNISHED BY OWNER11.17 ATM LOCATION, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN & LOW VOLTAGE PLANS12.1 ENTRANCE WALK-OFF MAT, REMOVABLE, RE: INTERIOR DESIGN13.1 SWIMMING POOL, RE: POOL DESIGN13.2 SPA, RE: POOL DESIGN13.3 FIRE PIT, RE: LANDSCAPE14.1 MRL TRACTION ELEVATOR, 4000#, STRETCHER CAPABLE14.2 MRL TRACTION PASSENGER ELEVATOR, 2000#14.3 ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT14.5 LAUNDRY CHUTE21.3 FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION21.4 STANDPIPE WITH HOSE CONNECTION AT INTERMEDIATE LANDING22.1 WALL-MOUNTED TOILET22.2 WALL-MOUNTED TOILET, ACCESSIBLE22.3 FLOOR-MOUNTED TOILET22.5 WALL-MOUNTED URINAL22.6 WALL-MOUNTED URINAL, ACCESSIBLE22.7 LAVATORY22.8 LAVATORY, ACCESSIBLE22.9 FIBERGLASS TUB22.10 FIBERGLASS SHOWER PAN22.11 SHOWER HEAD22.13 SHOWER CONTROL VALVES, ACCESSIBLE22.14 DRINKING FOUNTAIN, ACCESSIBLE22.15 MOP SINK22.17 FLOOR DRAIN, RE: PLUMBING22.18 TRENCH DRAIN, RE: PLUMBING22.19 ROOF DRAIN, RE: PLUMBING22.20 GREASE INTERCEPTOR, RE: PLUMBING22.24 DOMESTIC WATER ENTRY METER, RE: PLUMBING22.25 GAS METER BANK, RE: PLUMBING22.26 BACKFLOW PREVENTER, RE: PLUMBING22.27 GENERATOR FUEL PORT AND FILL STATION, RE: PLUMBING22.28 TATTLE DRAIN FLOOR SINK RECEPTOR, RE: PLUMBING23.1 WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP UNIT, RE: MECHANICAL23.2 MECHANICAL INTAKE SHAFT23.3 MECHANICAL EXHAUST SHAFT23.4 EXHAUST FAN, RE: MECHANICAL23.5 MAKE-UP AIR EQUIPMENT, RE: MECHANICAL23.7 GENERATOR EXHAUST PIPE WITH INSULATION AND ACRYLIC-PAINTED ALUM. SHEET

METAL JACKETING, RE: MECHANICAL26.1 TRANSFORMER26.2 EMERGENCY GENERATOR26.3 ELECTRICAL METER BANK, RE: ELECTRICAL32.1 GALVANIZED STEEL BICYCLE RACK, RE: LANDSCAPE32.2 CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE PLANTER, RE: LANDSCAPE32.3 GALVANIZED METAL FENCE, RE: CIVIL & LANDSCAPE32.4 CONCRETE PAVING, RE: CIVIL & LANDSCAPE32.6 GALVANIZED METAL "CARGO NET" FENCING33.1 MAN-HOLE COVER, RE: CIVIL33.3 IRRIGATION CONTROLLER



Date Description07/25/12 100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

Modeler / Team Member JG Johnson Architects - 2011-2013

Oceanside Springhill SuitesStylin’ by the Surf

Two blocks from the pier in Oceanside, CA, this new build full-service hotel is a key element in the city’s urban redevelopment plan. It is designed as LEED Silver and redefines Springhill Suites brand standards.

I built and managed the original Revit model for this project and was heavily involved in all stages of modeling, drafting, and design.

Lead Designer JG Johnson Architects - 2011-2013

JG Johnson possessed a laser cutter but did not have employees who knew how to use it. I was hired as the manager of the firm model shop. I replaced their computer protocols, created office standards, conducted materials research and did purchasing, and took charge of machine repair and maintenance.

Our models included large-scale topographic maps, site plans, mixed-use, multifamily, and hospitality complexes, city massing models, concept studies, and rapid concept prototyping.

JGJA Model ShopPlaying with Fire

Modeler / Draftsman JG Johnson Architects - 2011-2013

This 310-unit apartment building spans a full city block and is currently under construction in the trendy LoDo district of Denver.

In addition to working on construction documents for this project, I laser cut and constructed two physical models of the full site.: a basswood model for our office, and a colored matte board model as a marketing tool for the developer.

2300 Walnut ApartmentsHome at 1/16” Scale

Lead DesignerDangerous Architects - 2008-9

Working closely with the local historical society, city government, and building owners, we evaluated historical structures, created phased restoration plans, and produced a comprehensive report on the downtown district for its application to the National Historical Register

Downtown Historical District

Buildings with restoration plans

Buildings illustrated on facing page

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Treasuring what remainsClinton Downtown Historical Survey

131 Michigan Ave - Hometown Pizza124 Michigan Ave - Clinton Tavern 132 Michigan Ave - Clinton Theater

M*** World Thesis StudioRobert Adams and Dawn GilpinUniversity of Michigan - 2011

International Expositions explicate representational methods and political goals. They foreground cultural aspirations while distracting from and concealing subversive sources of power. As spectacular urban interventions, they showcase important cities and reshape their infrastructure to reflect cultural ideals. They provoke nationalist competition and architectural power politics.

Politics of Projection explores hypothetical Expositions, utilizing affective strategies to make explicit all the aspirations and deceptions of the host state, contributing nations, and associated organizations.

World’s Fair ReduxPolitics of Projection

Expo Master Plan, at left

Detail views, from bottom: - Plaza of the Family - Gallery of Nations - Central Exhibition Plaza - Cruise docks and terminal

Formalizing a dream, the Belize City Expo is an urban intervention that the impoverished country would never be able to implement on its own. Involving the reclamation of swampland west of the city, the construction of new sea walls, and the addition of a grand Baroque concourse, the Expo would provide a new image of power and confidence to the government while upgrading the urban infrastructure.

Belize City“Under the Sun, Flourish”

World’s Fair Redux

The Central Plaza focuses on the theme of the Sun and is based upon traditional Mayan temple design. The pyramid’s iconic Solar Beacon funnels light into interior presentation spaces, while solar panels cover the broad roofs of its flanking exhibition halls. While still grounded in local culture, these elements are designed to create a vision of progressive and scientifically oriented development for the country.

Exhibition Pyramid, at right:

Detail views, from bottom: - Theater and Solar Ray - Exhibition Hall section - Pyramid facade - Solar Beacon

Site plan of World Expo in downtown Tripoli

The Tripoli Expo is a forum to discuss government structures. Centered on the Court of Unity, the concourse is anchored on the south by the Court of Authority, shown at left, representing the strength, singularity, and tradition of existing forms of government.

Tripoli“Voices of the People”

World’s Fair Redux

Occupying the site of Tripoli’s existing Green Square, the north anchor of the concourse is the Court of Voices, shown at right. This gathering space is a center of commerce, prayer, ora-tory, dialogue, disagreement, and, if necessary, protest.

The Court of Unity, the central exhibition pavilion

Visual Representation University of Michigan - 2006

Working from unmeasured drawings, the goal of this project was to reconstruct a Renaissance church utilizing only its proportions. This partial model of Bramante’s St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome was modeled from the interior out, with all details derived from a single proportional system.

Bramante’s BasilicaThe Geometry of Heaven

Harris Studio University of Michigan - 2005

This elementary school highlighted the natural biodiversity of a sprawling riverside park, tracing the intersection of upland forest and lowland alluvial biomes. The gym and main entrance are visible from the street while the academic spaces are sunk into the ground, minimally disrupting the ecosystem and allowing the existing forest to extend over the structure as an occupiable landscape.

Perspective Sketch

Rural ElementaryA School for Brownies

Site Plan Program Guide

Building Plan

ClassroomsScience Rooms

Library

Cafeteria

Circulation

AdministrativeUtility

Sectional Model and Details

Rural ElementaryA School for Brownies

2354 W. Wardlow Rd.Highland, MI 48357(248) 762 - 6408

Professional PortfolioJoshua M. Smith

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Joshua Smith Online Portfolio

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