kaitlin barton interior design portfolio
DESCRIPTION
Projects completed as an undergrad at Auburn UniversityTRANSCRIPT
BOSTONBANK
01CORPORATE
Table of Contents
p. 1-6
sass&BIDEclothing
02retail
p. 7-12
the auburnuniversity club
03hospitality
p. 13-20
thelakehouse
04residential
p. 13-20
comingspring 2013
05healthcare
p. NA
The design of Boston Bank conveys a warm and welcoming environment to the patron. It will be easy to navigate and will encourage a productive atmosphere that will make the patron feel at ease. The color scheme and natural materials used will reflect the Boston’s image as a city. Both the connection to nature and daylighting are incorporated in Boston Bank to nuture the mind while in this space.
PROGRAMS USED:AutoCAD, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
l Entry Perspective
=1
Boston Bank
01CORPORATE
p. 1-6
l Logo Design
CONCEPT:
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FURNITURE PLAN
Boston Bank
Flooring Legend:
Hardwood
Carpet
SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”N
SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”N
SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”N
Tile
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LOBBY AREA
INFORMATION/CONCIERGE DESK
PATRONLOUNGE
PATRONWORKAREA PATRON
RESEARCH/CONNECTION
DISPLAYFLEXIBLE
AREAS
CHECKDESK
GENERALWAITING
SPACE
TELLERS (6)
VAULT
SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES
NIGHTDEPOSIT
LOAN OFFICERS (4)
LOAN OFFICERSADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (4)
VICE PRESIDENTSERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES
EMPLOYEE LOUNGE
INFORMALCONFERENCE
ROOM
KITCHENETTE
BOARD ROOM (14)
WORK AREA
WOMENSRESTROOM
MENSRESTROOM
JANITORCLOSET
WESTAIRLOCK
ENTRY
EASTSTAIRWELL
WESTSTAIRWELL
PARKING LOT
SOUTHAIRLOCK
ENTRY
WESTELEVATOR
EASTELEVATOR
PATRONRESTROOM
COMMUNITYMEETINGS
EXECUTIVEWAITING
AREA
PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVEADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
VICE PRESIDENT
LOADINGDOCK
OUTSIDEWORK AREA
WORKOUTAREA
ACTIVITYAREA
EXECUTIVERESTROOM
NOT VISIBLE TO PUBLIC
VISUAL ACCESS
MUST BE ACCESSIBLE
FREQUENT INTERACTION
REASONS DECISIONS
PLUMBING
KAITLIN BARTONCAHS 3400PROGRAMMING - ZONING - DEPARTMENTFEBRUARY 3, 2012
MANDATORY
HELPFUL
NEGATIVE
ZONING - DEPARTMENT
LOBBY
TELLER
LOAN
SERVICE
EXECUTIVE
UTILITY
CIRCULATION
AUXILIARY
SHARED
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l Zoning Diagram - Department
l Adjacency Matrixl Bubble Diagram
programming
Boston Bank
LOBBY SPACE
LOBBY AREA
INFORMATION/CONCIERGE DESK AREA
PATRON LOUNGE (8)
PATRON WORK AREA
PATRON RESEARCH/CONNECTION (2)
RESTROOM - PATRON
DISPLAY FLEXIBLE AREAS
TELLER DEPARTMENT
CHECK DESK (2)
GENERAL WAITING SPACE (8)
TELLERS (6)
VAULT
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES (2)
NIGHT DEPOSIT
LOAN DEPARTMENT
LOAN OFFICERS (4)
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (4)
VICE PRESIDENT SERVICE REPS
SHARED SPACES
EMPLOYEE LOUNGE/LUNCH
INFORMAL CONFERENCE ROOM (6)
COMMUNITY MEETINGS SPACE (24)
KITCHENETTE
BOARD ROOM (14)
WORK AREA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
EXECUTIVE WAITING AREA (4)
UTILITY SPACES
RESTROOM - WOMEN
RESTROOM - MEN
EAST ELEVATOR
WEST ELEVATOR
JANITOR CLOSET
LOADING DOCK
CIRCULATION
EAST STAIRWELL
WEST STAIRWELL
AIRLOCK ENTRY - WEST
AIRLOCK ENTRY - SOUTH
PARKING LOT
AUXILIARY SPACES
OUTSIDE WORK AREA
ACTIVITY AREA
WORKOUT AREA
KAITLIN BARTONCAHS 3400PROGRAMMING - MATRIXFEBRUARY 3, 2012
NOT VISIBLE TO PUBLIC
VISUAL ACCESS
MUST BE ACCESSIBLE
FREQUENT INTERACTION
REASONS DECISIONS
PLUMBING
MANDATORY
HELPFUL
NEGATIVE
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LOBBY AREA
INFORMATION/CONCIERGE DESK
PATRONLOUNGE
PATRONWORKAREA PATRON
RESEARCH/CONNECTION
DISPLAYFLEXIBLE
AREAS
CHECKDESK
GENERALWAITING
SPACE
TELLERS (6)
VAULT
SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES
NIGHTDEPOSIT
LOAN OFFICERS (4)
LOAN OFFICERSADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (4)
VICE PRESIDENTSERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES
EMPLOYEE LOUNGE
INFORMALCONFERENCE
ROOM
KITCHENETTE
BOARD ROOM (14)
WORK AREA
WOMENSRESTROOM
MENSRESTROOM
JANITORCLOSET
WESTAIRLOCK
ENTRY
EASTSTAIRWELL
WESTSTAIRWELL
PARKING LOT
SOUTHAIRLOCK
ENTRY
WESTELEVATOR
EASTELEVATOR
PATRONRESTROOM
COMMUNITYMEETINGS
EXECUTIVEWAITING
AREA
PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVEADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
VICE PRESIDENT
LOADINGDOCK
OUTSIDEWORK AREA
WORKOUTAREA
ACTIVITYAREA
EXECUTIVERESTROOM
NOT VISIBLE TO PUBLIC
VISUAL ACCESS
MUST BE ACCESSIBLE
FREQUENT INTERACTION
REASONS DECISIONS
PLUMBING
KAITLIN BARTONCAHS 3400PROGRAMMING - ZONING - DEPARTMENTFEBRUARY 3, 2012
MANDATORY
HELPFUL
NEGATIVE
ZONING - DEPARTMENT
LOBBY
TELLER
LOAN
SERVICE
EXECUTIVE
UTILITY
CIRCULATION
AUXILIARY
SHARED
l Board Room Perspective
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schematic
Boston Bank
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l Process Sketch of Work Station
l Process Sketch of Panel System
l Scale Model of Panel System
work station
Boston Bank
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l Panel System: Panels & Connectors Drawing
l Panel System Pricing
l Panel System Perspective
panel system
Boston Bank
PANEL SYSTEM PRICING
QUANTITY STOCK # PRODUCT DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE EXTENSION2 FT110 Frame - 68" high, 36" wide $193 $3863 FT110 Frame - 68" high, 48" wide $215 $6452 FT163 Base Cover Retrofit Kit, 36" wide $68 $1363 FT163 Base Cover Retrofit Kit, 48" wide $75 $752 FT162 Retrofit Base Cover for Power Entry, 48" wide $47 $94
3 FT128Frame-to-Frame Collection Hardware 68" high $26 $78
1 FT127Off-Module 90 degree Connector Kit 68" high, base cover to the floor $59 $59
2 FT160Finished End, 68" high base cover to the floor $67 $134
2 FT112 Frame Top Cap, 36" wide $28 $563 FT112 Frame Top Cap, 48" wide $34 $1021 FT191 Wall Strip, 68" wide $57 $571 X1192 Wall Fastener $26 $262 FT380 Full Height Tile, 36" wide $254 $5083 FT380 Full Height Tile, 48" wide $262 $7863 FT189 Acoustical Insert $122 $3661 FTS11 Concave Rectangular Surface $848 $8481 FTS34 Peninsula Surface, Rectangular End $425 $4254 FT290 Surface Cantilever, bracket support $28 $1121 FT29A Peninsula Support Bracket $181 $1812 FT295 Surface Support Rail, 48" wide $92 $1842 FT293 Bookcase Surface Support $99 $198
2 FT294Open Support, Tapered Foot Frame Attached, 24" wide $387 $774
2 FT297Infill, Open Support with Tapered Foot Frame Attached, 24" wide $79 $158
1 26-302-High Meridian Stackable Lateral File Standard Pulls, 30" wide 20" deep $755 $755
TOTAL $7,143
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Sass & Bide Clothing
7barton
Sass & Bide is one of Australia’s most prominant international and pop culture inspired women’s fashion labels. Sarah Jane Clarke (Sass) and Heidi Middleton (Bide) are motivated by a love of vintage clothing markets, commenced modifying jeans purchased from retail outlets, and cutting them to meet their own tastes. The design of this space reflects Sass & Bide’s fashion inspiration through its modern angles and simlicity in color.
PROGRAMS USED:AutoCAD, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
03retail
p. 7-12
l Logo Design
CONCEPT:
l Entry Perspective
sass & bide
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programming
l Daylight Zoning Diagram
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furniture plan
WALLS & CEILING FLOORING CUSTOM RUG DISPLAY TABLEROUND OTTOMAN
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CHECKOUT COUNTER
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY A
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EDUCATIO
NAL PR
ODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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renderings
Sass & Bide
l Display Perspective l Cashier Perspective
l Storefront Perspective
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REFLECTED CEILING
Sass & Bide
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lighting plan
Sass & Bide
l Cove Lighting Detaill Upper Lighting Detail
l Upper Lighting Detail
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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The Auburn University Club
02hospitality
p. 13-20
The design of this space is intended to support the connection between the city of Auburn and The Auburn University Club itself. By incorporating subtle uses of Auburn University’s signature colors, orange and blue, the space will portray a warm and familiar atmosphere that makes the patron feel at ease. These design aspects will aide in making the patrons experience in The Auburn University Club more enjoyable and a place where they will want to spend their time.
PROGRAMS USED:Revit 2013, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
l Lobby Perspective
13
l Logo Design
CONCEPT:
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UP
UP
UP
FD
UP
BAR
MEN'SLOCKERROOM
WOMEN'SLOCKERROOM
ENTRY
WAITING
AUXILIARYSPACE
GOLF PRO OFFICE
GOLF PRO SHOP
SNACKROOM
CLOSET
STORAGE
RECEPTION
OFFICES
RESTAURANT
SLOPESLOPE
BAR
WINE RACK
STORAGE
BARSTORAGE
OVERFLOWRESTAURANT SEATING
KITCHEN
CLUB STORAGE
S1
T1
S2
S2
T2
T2
T3
T4
T4S3
S4
C1
C2
S5 S5
S5 S5
S5 S5
S5 S5
O2
O2
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5
T5 T5 T5
T5
T5 T5 T5
T5 T5 T5
T5 T5 T5 T5
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
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S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
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S6 S6
S6 S6
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S6S6
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S6 S6
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S6 S6
S6
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S6 S6
S6
S6
S6
S6
S6 S6
S6 S6
S6
S6 S6 S6 S6
S7
S8
S8
T6 T7
S17
S17
B1
B2
S9
S9
S9
S9
S9 S9 S9 S9 S9 S9 S9
S9
S9
S9
S9
S9
S9 S9
S10
S10
T8
S11
S11
S11
S11
S11
S11
S11
S12
S12
O1
O1T9
T9
T10
T10
S13 S13
S13 S13
S13 S13
S13 S13
S14
S14
S14
S14
S14S15 S15
S15 S15
S15 S15
S15 S15
S16
S16 S16
S16
S16S16
S16
T12
T12
T12
T12
H1
WOMEN'SRESTROOM 2
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
MEN'SRR 1
WOMEN'S RR 1
MEN'SRESTROOM 2
SYMBOL W D O/H ITEMQTY REMARKS
S1 BLACK LEATHER, METALTRIM
S2 DARK WALNUT, TANFABRIC
S3 DARK WALNUT, TANFABRIC
S4 DARK WALNUT, NAVYFABRIC
S5 TEAK, GRAY BLUEFABRIC
S6 DARK WALNUT, BLUEFABRIC
S7 DARK WALNUT, TANFABRIC
S8 DARK WALNUT, BLUEFABRIC
S9 DARK WALNUT, ORANGEFABRIC
S10 TEAK, GREEN FABRIC
S11 DARK WALNUT, TANFABRIC
S12 EXISTING CHAIR TO BEREUPPOLSTERED
S13 EXISTING CHAIR TO BEREUPOLSTERED
S14 EXISTING CHAIR TO BEREPAINTED
S15 DARK WALNUT, YELLOWFABRIC
S16 DARK WALNUT, ORANGEAND BLUE FABRIC
T1 ACACIA SOLIDS, EGLOMISETOP AND TRIM
T2 GOLD TRIM, METAL BASE,EGLOMISE TOP
T3 GOLD FRAME, ANTIQUEMIRRORED SIDES
T4 BRUSHED NICKEL BASEWITH WOOD TOP
T5 EXISTING TABLE TO BEREFINISHED
T6 PLATED BRASS, STEELBASE, CLEAR GLASS TOP
T7 INLAID ANTIQUE MIRROR
T8 METAL TRIM, CLEARGLASS TOP
T9 BLACK METAL TRIM,STONE TOP
T10 DARK WALNUT, GREENFABRIC
T11 DARK WALNUT, CREAMMARBLE TOP
T12 DARK WALNUT, BLACKBASE
C1 DARK WALNUT, ANTIQUEMIRROR PANEL
C2 ANTIQUE MIRROR
O1 DARK WALNUT, GRAYFABRIC
O2 DARK WALNUT, BLUEFABRIC
H1 EXISTING STAND TO BEREFINISHED
B1 DARK WALNUT
B2 DARK WALNUT
23"
27"
24"
85.5"
23.5"
43.5"
29.5"
49"
27"
51"
36"
24"
26.5"
42"
96"
48"
19"
48"
21"
36"
50"
16"
22"
20"
48"
24"
42"
52"
60"
26"
18.50"
30"
51.25"
64.25"
18"
25"
25"
37"
22"
24"
18"
32"
20"
25"
19"
35"
22"
32"
20"
24"
48"
18"
30"
21"
36"
30"
16"
22"
20"
48"
24"
30"
14"
20"
20.50"
18.50"
24"
18"
18"
45"
29"
30"
34.25"
36.75"
35"
30"
38"
26"
29"
19"
46.5"
32"
46.5"
36"
36"
30"
14"
16"
17"
30"
19.25"
17"
22"
22"
32"
25"
29"
45"
36"
18.50"
17.75"
48"
72"
72"
1
2
1
1
8
88
1
2
18
2
7
2
8
5
8
6
1
2
1
2
32
1
1
1
2
2
4
4
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
OFFICE CHAIR
TUB CHAIR
LOUNGE CHAIR
TWO SEATSOFASMALL SIDECHAIR
DINING CHAIR
SMALL SOFA
LOUNGE CHAIR
BARSTOOL
SMALL LOUNGECHAIR
BENCH
ARMCHAIR
ROLLING SIDECHAIR
ROCKING CHAIR
BOOTH SEAT
BANQUETTESEATING
ROUNDCENTER TABLESMALL SIDETABLE
COFFEE TABLE
SMALL ROUNDSIDE TABLESMALL DININGTABLECOCKTAILTABLECHAIRSIDETABLESMALL SQUARESIDE TABLESMALL ROUNDSIDE TABLE
POKER TABLE
DRUM TABLE
BOOTH TABLE
DISPLAYCREDENZASMALLCREDENZA
OTTOMAN
SMALL SQUAREOTTOMANHOSTESSSTAND
BOOKCASE
LARGEBOOKCASE
FURNITURE SCHEDULE:
23.5"
LEGEND:
OVERHEAD CABINETS
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
CEILING HEIGHT CHANGESEATINGS
T
C
TABLES
CONSOLE
O OTTOMAN
H HOSTESS STAND
B BOOKCASE
S17 DARK WALNUT, ORANGEFABRIC49" 20" 26" 2 SETTEE
DOOR HEADER
SCREENED-INDINING AREA
FURNITURE PLANSCALE: 1/8" = 1' - 0"1
DRAWN BY: KAITLIN BARTONCHECKED BY: KAKI BRINK
Scale
AUBU
RN
UN
IVER
SITY
CLU
B
1/8" = 1'-0"
A-7
FURNITURE PLAN
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14
FURNITURE PLAN
The AU Club
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SCHEMATIC
15 The AU Club
l Furniture, Finishes, & Equipment Pin Up
l Process Sketch of Bar
l Process Sketch of Restaurant
PAINTED GYP. BOARD/PAINT WALL BEYOND
WOOD CAP (WALNUT) ABOVE UPPER CABINETS
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
WOOD BASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
CORNER CABINET
1" THICK CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
3/4" WOOD DRAWER W/ TEAK FINISH
ADJUSTABLE 3/4" PLYWOOD SHELF ON PIN-INHOLE SYSTEM W/ WALNUT FINISH
3/4" PLYWOOD BASE AND FRAME
2" x 4" BRACING STUD (TYP)
3/4" WOOD KICKBASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
0' -
4"
2' -
10"
1' -
10"
1' - 9"
EAST BAR ELEVATIONSCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
1
0' -
4"
2' -
10"
1' -
10"
2' -
8"
0' - 3" 4' - 0"
0' - 1 1/2"1' - 5 1/4"
1' - 9"
1 1/2" BRONZE KNOB (TYP)
BASE CABINET SECTIONSCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
0' - 3"
A-33
BASE CABINET DETAILSCALE: 3" = 1' - 0"
A-3
2A-3
3A-3
2A-3
0' -
2"
0' -
4 1
/2"
0' -
0 3
/4"
0' -
0 3
/4"
0' -
2"
DRAWN BY: KAITLIN BARTONCHECKED BY: KAKI BRINK
Scale
AU
BU
RN
UN
IVE
RS
ITY
CLU
B
As indicated
A-3
ELEVATION,SECTION, & DETAIL
THOMPSON
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CORIAN SLAB W/ RADIUS EDGE
PARTICLE BOARD (TYP)
REVEAL, WOOD W/ WALNUT FINISH (TYP)
DRAWER, NATURAL WOOD
DRAWER FRONT, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
2" x 2" BRACING STUD
CABINET DOOR, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
N
PAINTED GYP. BOARD/PAINT WALL BEYOND
WOOD CAP (WALNUT) ABOVE UPPER CABINETS
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
WOOD BASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
CORNER CABINET
1" THICK CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
3/4" WOOD DRAWER W/ TEAK FINISH
ADJUSTABLE 3/4" PLYWOOD SHELF ON PIN-INHOLE SYSTEM W/ WALNUT FINISH
3/4" PLYWOOD BASE AND FRAME
2" x 4" BRACING STUD (TYP)
3/4" WOOD KICKBASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
0' -
4"
2' -
10"
1' -
10"
1' - 9"
EAST BAR ELEVATIONSCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
1
0' -
4"
2' -
10"
1' -
10"
2' -
8"
0' - 3" 4' - 0"
0' - 1 1/2"1' - 5 1/4"
1' - 9"
1 1/2" BRONZE KNOB (TYP)
BASE CABINET SECTIONSCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
0' - 3"
A-33
BASE CABINET DETAILSCALE: 3" = 1' - 0"
A-3
2A-3
3A-3
2A-3
0' -
2"
0' -
4 1
/2"
0' -
0 3
/4"
0' -
0 3
/4"
0' -
2"
DRAWN BY: KAITLIN BARTONCHECKED BY: KAKI BRINK
Scale
AU
BU
RN
UN
IVE
RS
ITY
CLU
B
As indicated
A-3
ELEVATION,SECTION, & DETAIL
THOMPSON
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CORIAN SLAB W/ RADIUS EDGE
PARTICLE BOARD (TYP)
REVEAL, WOOD W/ WALNUT FINISH (TYP)
DRAWER, NATURAL WOOD
DRAWER FRONT, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
2" x 2" BRACING STUD
CABINET DOOR, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
N
Bar
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l Bar Perspective
l Bar Materials and Furniture Selection
l East Bar Cabinet Elevation l Base Cabinet Section
l Base Cabinet Detail
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PAINTED GYP. BOARD/PAINT WALL BEYOND
WOOD CAP (WALNUT) ABOVE UPPER CABINETS
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
NATURAL TEAK CABINETS (TYP)
WOOD BASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
CORNER CABINET
1" THICK CERAMIC TILE BACKSPLASH
CORIAN COUNTERTOP
3/4" WOOD DRAWER W/ TEAK FINISH
ADJUSTABLE 3/4" PLYWOOD SHELF ON PIN-INHOLE SYSTEM W/ WALNUT FINISH
3/4" PLYWOOD BASE AND FRAME
2" x 4" BRACING STUD (TYP)
3/4" WOOD KICKBASE W/ WALNUT FINISH
0' -
4"
2' -
10"
1' -
10"
1' - 9"
EAST BAR ELEVATIONSCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
1
0' -
4"
2' -
10"
1' -
10"
2' -
8"
0' - 3" 4' - 0"
0' - 1 1/2"1' - 5 1/4"
1' - 9"
1 1/2" BRONZE KNOB (TYP)
BASE CABINET SECTIONSCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
0' - 3"
A-33
BASE CABINET DETAILSCALE: 3" = 1' - 0"
A-3
2A-3
3A-3
2A-3
0' -
2"
0' -
4 1
/2"
0' -
0 3
/4"
0' -
0 3
/4"
0' -
2"
DRAWN BY: KAITLIN BARTONCHECKED BY: KAKI BRINK
Scale
AU
BU
RN
UN
IVE
RS
ITY
CLU
B
As indicated
A-3
ELEVATION,SECTION, & DETAIL
THOMPSON
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CORIAN SLAB W/ RADIUS EDGE
PARTICLE BOARD (TYP)
REVEAL, WOOD W/ WALNUT FINISH (TYP)
DRAWER, NATURAL WOOD
DRAWER FRONT, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
2" x 2" BRACING STUD
CABINET DOOR, WOOD W/ TEAK FINISH
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UP
UP
UP
FD
UP
FD
BAR
MENSLOCKERROOM
WOMEN'SLOCKERROOM
ENTRY
WAITING
AUXILIARYSPACE
GOLF PRO OFFICE
STORAGE
GOLF PRO SHOP
SNACKROOM
CLOSET
CLOSET
CLOSET
OFFICES
RESTAURANT
BAR
WINE RACK
STORAGE
*SEE NOTES
*SEE NOTES
LEGEND:
EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN
EXISTING BUILT-IN TO BE REMOVEDOVERHEAD CABINETSCEILING HEIGHT CHANGE
EXISTING WALL TO BE REMOVED
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL NOTES:ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE FIELD VERIFIED
ALL DOOR ROUGH OPENINGS 2" WIDERAND 2 1/2" TALLER THAN ACTUAL DOOR SIZE
RESTROOM NOTES: (TYP)PUSH PADDLE SOAP DISPENSERPULL OUT PAPER TOWEL DISPENSERPADDLE LEVER HARDWARE ON WALL MOUNT SINK
KITCHEN
EXISTING BUILT-IN TO REMAIN
3' -
6 1/
4"3'
- 8
1/2"
4' - 9 1/2"
7' - 7"
14' -
5"
2' -
4 3/
4"
5' - 4"
6' -
2 1/
4"
1' - 11"
5' -
4 3/
4"
96' -
10"
137' - 7 1/2"
OA
OA
RECEPTION
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
(NOT IN SCOPE OF DESIGN)
WOMEN'SRESTROOM 2
MEN'SRR 1
WOMEN'S RR 1
SCREENED-INDINING AREA
MEN'SRESTROOM 2
2' - 10"
1' -
1 1/
2"3'
- 1
7/16
"
3' -
3"6'
- 9
1/2"
1' -
8 1/
4"
15' - 9 1/2"
2' -
4"
1' -
5"
5' -
7 1/
2"
FLOOD DRAIN
DEMOLITION PLANSCALE: 1/8" = 1' - 0"1
DRAWN BY: KAITLIN BARTONCHECKED BY: KAKI BRINK
Scale
AUBU
RN
UN
IVER
SITY
CLU
B
1/8" = 1'-0"
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DEMOLITION PLAN
THOMPSON
12/06/12N
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RESTAURANT
19 The AU Club
l Restaurant Perspective
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l Restaurant Materials Selection
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PHYSICAL BOARDS
20 The AU Club
l Presentation Board 2 of 6 - Lobby & Waiting l Presentation Board 5 of 6 - Locker Rooms
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The Lakehouse
The Lakehouse is a group project completed by myself, Kaki Brink, and Lauren Wyatt. It is designed to be a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and economical home using sustainability as a foundation for each of these aspects. We’ve aspired to make the environmental movement in homes attractive and attainable. The home will feature an energy efficient design in its orientation, systems, and appliances.
PROGRAMS USED:Revit 2011, Google SketchUp 8, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Illustrator CS5
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l Logo Design
CONCEPT:
l Dining Room Perspective
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process sketches
l Level 2 Bubble Diagram l Level 1 Space PlanningN N
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FLOOR PLAN
The Lakehouse
Section 21/8”= 1’-0”
Section 11/8”= 1’-0”
l Floor Plan - Level 1 l Floor Plan - Level 2N N
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sustainability
The Lakehouse
l Several innovative resources work to imporve efficiency and environmental consciousness in this house. The use of these techniques lowers the home’s carbon footprint and contributes to its’ overall sustainable impact.
l The house features an intensive roof garden, photovoltaic shingles, rainwater harvesting, a self-programming thermostat, and a radiant floor heating system.
l The roof garden contributes to lowering HVAC energy use by heating and cooling the home naturally.
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l Photovoltaic shingles absorb UV radiation and convert it to usable energy in the form of electricity.
l The rainwater harvesting system implemented conserves rainwater to irrigate the green roof.
l The thermostat employed programs itself to run the heating and cooling systems most efficiently.
l Radiant floor heat embedded in the foundation heats the home from the ground up.
l Exterior Perspective
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BEDROOM
The Lakehouse
l Bedroom Perspective
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l Bedroom Materials & Furniture Selections
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DIGITAL BOARD
The Lakehouse
l Digital Presentation Board - 1 of 5
