Occupancy Classification:

R-2 Residential

Primary Use Group: Residential

General Building Height and Areas:

Actual Area ( Gross Square Feet) 13 Buildings - 30,747 Sq Ft each

Allowable Area per Occupancy Classification:

16,000 per floor Maximum 7,687 per floor actual

Allowable Height & Number of StoriesAllowable Height & Number of Stories

55 Feet in height & 4 Stories maximum 53’-4” Actual Height with 4 Stories

Type of Construction:

R-2 - Type II B

Automatic Sprinkler System:

No

Smoke Detection: Yes

Occupancy Load: Each Building- 7,687 Sq Ft/ Floor - Occupancy Load= 77 Gross Without Sprinklers- 200

Egress Width per Occupants Served: *

77 X 0.3= 24.1 Inches required 68 Inches Actual provided

Minimum Number of Exits per Occupant Load: * 2 Exits per floor required 3 per floor provided

Exit Access Travel Distance without Sprinklers : * 75 Feet maxium required 61 Feet actual * - Calculations per table 1021.2 IBC 2009 Course: Arch 541 Date: 10/15/14

Instructor: Thad Heckman Panel: G1.1

Proposed Floor LayoutResidential Site Location

-Four floors maximum per code allowances.

- 13 buildings all simlar layout.

-Egress minimums met for means of egress.

-Occupancy Load 77

DECISIONS

Typical 1st and 3rd Floor Plans Typical 2nd and 4th Floor Plans

Course: Arch 541 Date: 12/09/14

Instructor: Thad Heckman Panel: A1.1

-The floor plans are split into two typical floor plan types based mostly on the exterior of the building and the shape of the floors outer walls. The decision to create two typical floors accom-plishes two things: 1- it simplifies the design layout for construction. the design layout for construction. and 2- It creates good simitry in the facade design, while making the form more interesting.

Building Height: 60’-2” Highest point of roof top atrium space 73’-6”.

5 floors total 1st - parking 2-5th - residential

All levels are 13’-4” floor to floor.

DECISIONS

East Elevation

West Elevation

South Elevation

North Elevation

A1.4

-The Elevations show the change in building material as the building rises.

DECISIONS

- Decentralized System Space

-Centralized System space