Residential Design II -Project

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FINAL COMPILATION,

JUSTIFICATION & REFLECTIONKrystal Smith

Residential Design II | INTA302 PO1

Faculty: Michelle Kirkpatrick


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Adjacency Matrix…………………………………………………………………3 Research of Historic Style ……………………………………………………4-27 Transitional Housing…………………………………………………………28-32 Concept Statement…………………………………………………………… 33 Color Palette Exercise………………………………………………………34-38 Furniture, Finish, & Lighting Specification Sheets……………………………39-67

Code Study………………………………………………………………… 68-73 Perspective Illustrations……………………………………………………….. 74 Cost-estimating Table……………………………………………………… 75-76

Process drawings: ……………………………………………………………77-85

Bubble Diagrams …………………………………………… 78-80

Built-in Ideation Sketches…………………………………… 81-82

Floor & Ceiling Sketches…………………………………… 83-85

Perspective Sketches………………………………………. 86 Justification of the Solution………………………………………………….. 87


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ENTRY

GATHERING SPACE

PUBLIC BATHROOM

DIRECTOR’S OFFICE

APARTMENT 1

APARTMENT 2

APARTMENT 3

APARTMENT 4

CODE

M ND TORY

DESIR BLE

NUETR L

NEG TIVE

RE SON CODE

1. Gathering Space must accommodate a

diverse group of people

2. Access from public areas to restroom is

needed.

3.Apartments must have access to exits

4. Director office should be located near publ

areas

5. Large entry should open to restroom and

gathering area to avoid unnesccerary traffic t

apartments.

djacency Matrix


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RESEARCH OF HISTORIC STYLES


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INTA302 Historic Reference Chart

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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING


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Sarah Bergeron

Krystal Smith

Samantha Furr

INTA 302

W1A3

For Kids is a non-profit transitional home for children and their families located in

Norfolk, Virginia. Their goals are to break the cycle of homelessness. They offer

affordable housing, help with utilities and emergency sheltering as needed. They work

to break the cycle starting with the children, by providing a program called “Hot Meals

and Homework.” This program allows children tutoring, mentoring and homework

assistance. While they do their homework, they are also given hot meal along with their

families. Another important part of breaking the cycle is the mental health aspect. Many

children that come to For Kids have experienced abuse, neglect, or some act of


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The Safe Harbor Crisis Center in Kaysville, Utah is a safe harbor for women and

children of domestic violence. The Safe Harbor Crisis Center helps with housing,

employment. Medical, counseling, support groups, sexual trauma and recovery, and

children’s education groups. Their goals are to provide emergency shelter and safe

housing for domestic violence survivors as well as assist with protective order and help

domestic violence victim to live their future life free of violence. The home is designed to

feel like home for safety and healing, so it is equipped with a home-style kitchen for

meals, two common areas for socializing, and entertainment, and an outdoor play area

for children. Their private units consist of two to four beds, dressers, cabinets, and

storage. The Safe Harbor Crisis Center is a place that is welcoming and comforting for

those who are in need of a safe haven.

Teen Challenge Women Center is a housing for teenage and adult women who


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ladies, women and their children to come to, to escape the scariness of addiction of

substances.

These three facilities may assist women and children in different ways, but they all

related in that they, give women and children a comfortable place to eat, sleep and live.

The spaces designs all incorporated a welcoming and encouraging environment. They

provide as best as they can for the women and children in need.


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CONCEPT STATEMENT

The Cleo House will incorporate the building’s existing historicalarchitectural features and emphasize the beautiful detail of the QueenAnne style. The interior will be an environment that unites safety andsecurity with fun and comfort. Colors in the common area will becheerful to invoke a feeling of happiness and excitement. Natural lightingwill be emphasized to evoke positive moods, while images and furnitureshall be user friendly for all ages. The apartments will use typicalfurniture and will be designed in a manner to create a comfortable andhome like atmosphere. The office area will allow for privacy and create awelcoming setting and will help families feel safe. Overall, the repetition

of historical elements, soft color tones, and warm woods will create asafe environment for women and children that find themselves at TheCleo House.


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COLOR PALETTE EXERCISE


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Striking color palates in warm colors with dark

mahogany wood treatments and bright accents

to not take away from the elaborate trim are

traditionally used in Queen Anne style homes.

The cooler greens and blue are warm and

inviting, and the dark browns are a great accent

to the stark white trim color to highlight the

intricate details.

COLOR PALATTE INSPRIRATION #1

FIG. 1


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The color palette was chosen to compliment the

exterior building, but also to bring a much l ighter

and softer side of the traditional Queen Anne color

scheme. This monochromatic color palette of green

creates a sense of calm. The psychological

meaning of the color green is said to be the “color

of balance, harmony and growth.”(The Color Green)

These are the perfect colors to help and contribute

to the sense of well being for the women andchildren who enter the home.


FIG. 2


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FIG. 3


The concept behind this color palette is to make the

design bright, fresh and comforting. The white and

neutral base will give the space a fresh and clean

feel. While the pops of blush, rose and gold will add

comfort and calmness to the space. These light

colors will pair perfectly with the dark accents of

the Queen Anne architecture that will be

represented throughout the space.


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FINAL COLOR PALETTE


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FURNITURE, FINISH & LIGHTING

SPECIFICATION SHEETS


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CODE STUDY


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CODE ANALYSIS


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CODE ANALYSIS


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PERSPECTIVE ILLUSTRATIONS


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PERSPECTIVE ILLUSTRATIONS


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COST ESTIMATING TABLE


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PROCESS DRAWINGS:


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BUILT-IN IDEA #1


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BUILT-IN IDEA #1

Sketch Digital Rendering

BUILT-IN IDEA #2


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BUILT IN IDEA #2

CEILING SKETCHES


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CEILING SKETCHES

FLOOR SKETCHES:


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FLOOR SKETCHES:

FLOOR & CEILING SKETCH


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FLOOR & CEILING SKETCH

PERSPECTIVE SKETCHES:


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PERSPECTIVE SKETCHES:

Gathering Space Apartment Bedroom

JUSTIFICATION OF THE SOLUTIO


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The interior design of The Cleo House, women and children’s transitional home incorporates the buildings e

historical Queen Anne elements such as the dark mahogany and cherry woods, crown molding dark wood floors

hues of green and rose, create a harmony with the dark wood interiors and furniture pieces that help achieve rhy

and unite spaces together. Floral fabrics and finishes are subdominant in the design but help to achieve the ove

victorian feel to the interior spaces.

The design reflects the culture and diversity of the client who will occupy the space by providing a safe,

comfortable, and independent spaces that will allow the incoming women and children who are in need to feel

empowered and self-sufficient. Adequate apartment spaces and a gathering space include historical appropriate

furniture and fixtures that add to overall building theme. The Gathering area will feature a custom built-in that is uand designed to suit the Queen Anne victorian style. Stained Glass lighting accents will hang from the ceiling to

incorporate the victorian theme and be balanced with the stained glass windows throughout the building. The lig

colors of the walls and furniture contrast nicely with the dark flooring and woodwork. The Apartment Bedroom ar

designed to suit the Queen Anne victorian style. Lighting fixtures will make the rooms functional and relaxing. Th

rosey-peach color of the walls help create a sense of warmth against the dark wood floors and furniture pieces.

Textured ceiling and wall treatments give the room a soft victorian feel. The overall budget was well below the cl

constraints with all the adequate furnishing and construction materials needed for the design.The universal design application, code, egress requirements and environmental design choices influenced

decisions made throughout the design process by planning the out the needed spaces in relation to the existing

building elements and structure. Making sure each bedroom had a egress window and that most the spaces had

REFLECTION


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I have learned a few new things regarding interior design throughout the class. There are a lot of componen

planning that goes into designing as well as trying to meet the clients needs. It is always a challenge but it is nec

to make sure the environment is safe and functional as well as aesthetically pleasing. One of the concepts I feel

very helpful while continuing my studies is that estimating the costs and keeping a budget is important. Not only

help save the client money but also time in the end. The second thing I find to be helpful is knowing universal de

and ADA codes. These can help in the overall design process to develop the necessary design concept and ide

last thing I feel is helpful communication. Not only within a team but with the client and all the individuals that it ta

get the project done. Having good communication and always making sure everyone is on the same page can h

with moving the project along and saving time and money costs as well. One of the positive aspects of working i

team is that you can divide up some of the work load which can save you on time and probably costs at the end

project. It is also nice to bounce ideas and concepts off of other team members as well.


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