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RECLAIMATIONS Interior Design and Real Estate Agency

Kim Washburn Broker Owner & Lead Designer INTA302 PO1

Project: The Fifth House Transitional Housing for Women and Children Remodel/Repurpose/Federal Style

Reclaiming the Forgotten

Table of Contents

Adjacency Matrix 4

Historical Style Research 8

Concept Statement 16

Color Palette 18

Specification Sheets 25

Code Study 54

Perspective Illustration 58

Justification 60

CRITERIA/ADJACENCY

MATRIX

OFFICE / FUNCTION

NAME ADJ SIZE SQ FT PRIVACY WALLS, LIGHTING, EGRESS PUBLIC

ACCESS PLUMBING

REQUIRED SEATING

PHONE/DATA LINES FURNITURE NEEDS NOTES

LN = Natural Lighting LA = Artificial Lighting

Win = Window Wall

N = No Wall (open floor plan)

L = Table / Task Lamp C = Ceiling Fixture V = Vanity Fixture

Light Wall Egres

s Lighting

1 Entry / Reception Waiting Area

No LN, LA

Win Yes C, L Yes No Task – 1 Lounge – 4

Yes Desk, task chair, lounge chairs, occasional tables

2 Gathering Area

3, 4, 7

No LN, LA

N Yes C No No TBD Yes Reading chairs, table & chairs, media wall, lounge seating

Must accommodate diverse group

3 Kitchenette

2, 4, 7

No LA N No C Yes Yes N/A No Microwave, refrigerator, toaster oven, cabinetry

4 Reading/Study Area

2, 3, 7

Yes LA, LN

No C, L No No TBD Yes Systems Furniture Duplicable in other spaces

5 Storage 2, 6 Yes LA No C No No N/A No Filing cabinets, shelving units, safe

6 Director’s Office

1 Yes LN, LA

Win Yes C, L No No Task – 1 Guest – 4

Yes Desk, task chair, storage/display, table with 4 chairs

7 Restroom 1, 2, 3, 4

Yes LA No C, V Yes Yes N/A No Toilet, sink, vanity, diaper changing station

ADA compliant

8 Restroom – Staff

6 Yes LA No C, V No Yes N/A No Toilet, sink, vanity

Adjacency Matrix First Floor

OFFICE /

FUNCTION NAME ADJ SIZE SQ FT PRIVACY WALLS, LIGHTING, EGRESS PUBLIC

ACCESS PLUMBING

REQUIRED SEATING

PHONE/DATA LINES FURNITURE NEEDS NOTES

LN = Natural Lighting LA = Artificial Lighting

Win = Window Wall

N = No Wall (open floor plan)

L = Table / Task Lamp C = Ceiling Fixture V = Vanity Fixture

Light Wall Egress Lighting 9 Living Room No LN,

LA Win, N

Yes C, L No No 4 Yes Sofa, chair, occasional tables, TV

10 Dining Room

9, 11 No LN, LA

N No C No No 4 No Dining table, chair (4)

Open to living room

11 Kitchen

10 No LA No C No Yes N/A No Microwave, refrigerator, stove/oven, cabinetry

12 Bathroom

13 Yes LA No C, V No Yes N/A No Toilet, sink, vanity, tub/shower

ADA compliant

13 Bedroom 13 Yes LN, LA

Yes C, L No No N/A Yes Bed, chest/dresser, nightstand

2 - two BDR apt 2 - one BDR apt

14 Closet/Storage

No LA No C No No N/A No Closet rod

Adjacency Matrix Second Floor

Entry/Reception/Waiting Area

Gathering Area

Kitchenette

Reading/Study Area

Storage

Director's Office

Restroom - Public

Restroom - Staff

First Floor

Living Room

Dining Room

Kitchen

Bedroom(s)

BathroomCloset/Storage

Second Floor Apartments

Folding Matrix

FEDERAL SYTLE

RESEARCH

Kim Washburn Salvation Army – Sylvia Fites Family Service Center Name/Contact Information: Sandy Tel: 309-655-7272 Website: www.salvationarmyusa.org Name of House/Location: Salvation Army Sylvia Fites Family Services Center 414 NE Jefferson St. Peoria, IL 61603 The Salvation Army is a worldwide religious and charitable organization, motivated by the love of God and concern for the needs of humanity. The Army's tradition of helping those in need began more than 150 years ago. Members of The Salvation Army serve the poor and needy in over 120 countries. Nationally, they have over 62,000 employees and over 3 million volunteers (Army). Peoria, where I live, serves as the Divisional Headquarters for the Heartland Division. At their downtown Peoria campus, they feature the Sylvia Fites Family Service Center, which houses their transitional housing program. To gather more information, the center was contacted, but they declined an interview, stating confidentiality and security concerns. There is a great lesson in this. Any form of transitional housing or temporary shelter is about more than the structure, its design or its mood and character. It’s about the people who will live there (no matter the length of time), find safety there and hopefully partake in the services that are designed to affect positive change in their lives. As a designer, its important to never loose sight of what’s most relevant: the people who will use and dwell in our creations. Generally speaking, the center accepts homeless mothers and their children and offer programs such as family and career counseling, vocational training, correctional services, and substance abuse rehabilitation. Their services extend to children in the form of child care centers, summer camps, and after school programs (Army).

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Transitional Housing

Historical Style Federal Period

Furniture Details Identify typical:

• Upholstery fabrics, colors, patterns

• Wood types • Applied

ornamentation details • Applied metals • Feminine vs.

masculine

Image

Description

Web Link

This piece shows great unity of design, which is achieved through the rhythmic use of ellipses in the panels of the cabinet base. The ellipses are echoed in the mullions of the glazed upper bookcase doors. It features:

• Two pieces • Curved top with center block and five urn

finials • Lower section: ellipses are echoed in the

mullions of the glazed upper bookcase doors.

• Spade feet • Mahogany, mahogany veneer, and

satinwood inlay

Sheraton style gentleman's secretary-and-bookcase. Attributed to Nehemiah Adams. Salem, Massachusetts, 1800-1810 http://buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fed/nadams/secty.html

This late Federal side chair has the curved back of the Grecian klismos but the turned front leg of the Roman version rather than the Grecian saber leg. It has applied tassels and gold leafing details throughout.

Federal Style Chair. Baltimore, about 1815-20. Metropolitan Museum of Art. 2004. http://buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fed/chair/chair.html


This late Federal side chair has the curved back of the Grecian klismos but the turned front leg of the Roman version rather than the Grecian saber leg. It has applied tassels and gold leafing details throughout.

Federal Style Chair. Baltimore, about 1815-20. Metropolitan Museum of Art. 2004. http://buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fed/chair/chair.html

Damask - Medium weight, glossy fabric with a reversible pattern and a figured intricate weave, often of linen, cotton, silk, or wool. It features a shield back in mahogany wood, medium to dark finish.

Kittinger reproduction. Shield back Hepplewhite armchair. 1786. http://buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fed/hepp/#Miscellany

The mahogany sofa features a crest over an upholstered back with molded down curved armrests on leaf carved Urn, supports and blocks with reeded cylindrical legs on rollers. The upholstered seat with reeded rail.

Federal Style Sofa. Antiques.com. http://www.antiques.com/classified/Antique-Furniture/Antique-Sofas---Chaises/Federal-Mahogany-Sofa


Art & Collectibles Details Identify typical:

• Colors • Finishes • Shapes & sizes

Image

Description

Web Link

• Gilded urn and flame

• Gilded bonnet top pediment

• Oval inlay and swags with bellflowers

• Unusually ornate carving at bottom of frame

Federal Style Mirror. MacKay Homestead, Genesee Country Village, & Museum. http://buffaloah.com/a/virtual/us/gen/mac/source/12.html

Landscape mural or wall paper adorn the walls of this parlor in the William C. Williams house. Colors are jeweled tone, rich and highly saturated.

Thurlow, Matthew. “American Federal Era Period Rooms.” In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/fede/hd_fede.htm (November 2009)


Lavish gilded decoration and delicately painted landscapes, this pair of vases is among the most ornate known with a history of American ownership. Porcelain.


The fine lead glass and deep Regency cutting set originally included dozens of drinking glasses, for claret, ale, and champagne, as well as decanters, wine coolers, tumblers, and finger glasses, all “elegantly cut in diamonds & Rings”



Lighting Details Identify typical:

• Color • Style of design • Lamp shades • Forms • Finished materials

Image

Description

Web Link

Elaborately shaped brass chandelier with round blown in what appears to be “sandwich” glass lamp shades.

Livingston- Backus House. The Genesee Country Village & Museum. East Parlor. Ceiling Fixture. http://buffaloah.com/a/virtual/us/gen/liv/int/source/6.html

Crystal table lamp with “waterfall” beads forming its shape.

Livingston- Backus House. The Genesee Country Village & Museum. East Parlor. West Parlor. Table Lamp. http://buffaloah.com/a/virtual/us/gen/liv/int/source/11.html


Crystal chandelier with elaborate white plastered ceiling detail against a soft pastel color. The fixture features glass bead swags

Federal Style Room. Baltimore Museum of Art. Dining Parlor. Ceiling Chandelier. http://buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fed/rooms/source/4.html

The candelabrum normally came in pairs and was commonly made of glass and ormolu, though many were also gilded. This one features swags of glass beads, star-shaped prism rings holding graduated prisms, and ornate bases.

Adam Style Glass Chandelier (Published in Bacot, Nineteenth Century Lighting: Candle Powered Devices: 1783-1883, 1987). https://getd.libs.uga.edu/pdfs/ghosh_deepannita_200405_mhp.pdf

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The overall mood and atmosphere of the center will be warm, bright and invigorating to encourage activity, stimulate ideas, and foster a strong sense of hope for a brighter day. To accomplish this, and in keeping with the existing Federal style of this historic building, vibrant hues of red, blue and green will be used throughout the interior. Textural elements will be introduced through the use of commercial grade fabrics in brocade, tapestry and damask patterns. Period furniture will continue the Federal style details in both the public and private spaces. The contemporary use of bold color will counter balance the traditional architectural details. These details include double-hung, six pane windows, decorative balustrades, crown moldings, elliptical fanlight over entry doors and delicate plasterwork. All of these elements will create synergy in a way that not only honors the integrity and character of the city and building’s history but provide a safe, warm and restorative environment for the residents to renew their spirits.

Concept Statement

COLOR PALETTE

Color Palette 1

Color Palette 1

Color Palette one has an overall warm feeling. The yellowish brown background enables the red and green complementary colors to stand out. The red window treatments, coffee table and geometric design of the rug display a striking element to room. The space is grounded by dark brown wood tones in the furnishings. The olive green upholstery is soothing to the eye and creates a balance to room.

Color Palette 2

Color Palette 2

Color Palette two has a nice mix of warm and cool colors. Although the walls are a warmer gray tone, it gives the room a cooler neutral feeling that exudes and element of sophistication. The gray allows the rust velvet upholstered chairs to add a pleasant focal point to the space. The beige rug grounds room as the light green plants add a soft natural aspect to the space. This palette has an overall neutral feeling.

Color Palette 3

Color Palette 3

Color Palette three is vibrant and exciting. It has complementary colors of red and green that add a striking contrast in the rug and paint. The black door in the background breaks up the entry of lime green walls. The light white walls and trim brighten up the space. The light cherry wood in the furnishings compliment the color palette. This entry provides a cheerful expression of design that will be one to talk about.

Color Palette 4

Color Palette 4

Color Palette four has an eye catching palette. The colors are split-complementary which provide a contrast of visual interest without the tension of complementary only color palette. The cream walls and ornate trim display a warm contrast to the stained wood doors. The red velvet and blue upholstery chairs provide a strong accent to the natural wood doors and flooring.

Color Palette 5

Color Palette 5

Color Palette five has more of cool feeling. The analogous colors are energetic and harmonious. We see these colors in nature as we walk outside. The blue wallpaper resembles the ocean. The crystal chandelier provides a sparkling metaphor to water. The medium toned sea green window treatments blend nicely with the wallpaper and is pleasing to the eye. The dark wood of the dining room table and chairs contrast against the analogous color palette.

Final Selection

The final color palette takes into consideration the location of the project in Boston, MA. There are more blue tones added to correlate with the Cape-Cod environment. The deep blue accent wall in the sample image gives a sense of New England and a feeling of patriotism. The warm white trim on the mantle and bookshelves provide a contrast to the room as brown upholstery grounds the space. In the final preparation, the rooms will be enhanced with red wood tones and window treatments adding visual interest to the room. Yellow hues can also be found throughout all the spaces.

SPECIFICATION SHEETS

SPECIFICATION SHEET PROJECT: The Fifth House Transitional Living

DESIGNER: Kimberly Washburn

KEY: F1 ITEM: Sofa ROOM: Gathering Space - Lounge MANUFACTURER: Leathercraft IDENT: 2180-18 Lenox FINISH: #7 Dark Roast FABRIC/LEATHER: Leisure Appletini SIZE: 88”W x 34”D x 36”H PRICE PER UNIT: $4725 UNITS NEEDED: 1 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $4725 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Tufted, arched back, 3-seat sofa with rolled, winged arms. Exposed maple wood with #9 French Natural nail trim. Seat core: spring down Fabric/Leather content: Semi-aniline, wax pull-up, top grain leather. Crypton treated. “Lenox Sofa”. Sofas. Leathercraft. 04 Jun 2016. http://leathercraft-furniture.com/index.php/upholstery/sofas/2180_18_lenox_sofa/


Leather Sample-A Finish Sample

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KEY: F2 ITEM: Settee ROOM: Gathering Space - Lounge MANUFACTURER: Hickory White IDENT: 4514-07 FINISH: #20 Maison (as shown) FABRIC/LEATHER: 25173 SIZE: 53”W x 33”D x 40”H PRICE PER UNIT: 2830 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $5660 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Single seat cushion settee with tight back and wood carved arm and rails. Comes standard with (2) Throw Pillows (20" x 20"). Fabric/Leather content: 60% Polyester, 32% Cotton, 8% Rayon weave. Crypton treated. “Settee”. 4514-07. Hickory White. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.hickorywhite.com/catalog_detail.php?id=957&model=4514-07&page=2&results_per_page=15


Fabric Sample-B

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KEY: F4 ITEM: Cocktail Table ROOM: Gathering Space - Lounge MANUFACTURER: Century IDENT: 779-604 FINISH: Espresso SIZE: 60 3/4”W x 49 1/2”D x 20 1/4”H PRICE PER UNIT: $1879 UNITS NEEDED: 1 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $1879 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Satina brass stretcher, top rim and ferrules. 3/8” thick clear, beveled glass top. Mahogany solids, European walnut burl veneer. Hard catalyzed finish. “New Tradition & Metro Luxe Cocktail Table”. 779-604. Century. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=779-604&section=


Finish Sample



KEY: F5 ITEM: Side Table ROOM: Gathering Space - Lounge MANUFACTURER: Century IDENT: MN5150 FINISH: As shown SIZE: 36” Dia x 30 3/4”H PRICE PER UNIT: $879 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $1758 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Eglomise top with two functional drawers in apron. Cast brass casters. “Jefferson Lamp Table”. MN5150. Century. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=MN5150&section=


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KEY: F6 ITEM: Dining Table ROOM: Gathering Space - Kitchenette MANUFACTURER: Hickory White IDENT: 890-14 FINISH: As shown SIZE: 48”W x 48”D x 30”H PRICE PER UNIT: $2279 UNITS NEEDED: 1 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $2279 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Mahogany solids and veneers, antique brass toe caps and casters. Kent Finish only as shown. Extends to 70" with one 22" leaf. Hard catalyzed finish. “Octagonal Dining Table”. 890-14. Hickory White. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.hickorywhite.com/catalog_detail.php?id=1130&model=890-14&page=1&results_per_page=9999


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KEY: F7 ITEM: Dining Chair ROOM: Gathering Space - Kitchenette MANUFACTURER: Hickory White IDENT: 731-63 FINISH: As shown FABRIC/LEATHER: As shown SIZE: 22”W x 25”D x 40”H PRICE PER UNIT: $1125 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $2250 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: European beech wood with medium distressing. SM-FN nail head trim standard. Brass ferrules standard. Crypton treated. “Continental X Chair”. 731-63. Hickory White. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.hickorywhite.com/catalog_detail.php?id=140&model=731-63&page=1&results_per_page=9999


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KEY: F8 ITEM: Sofa ROOM: Apartment – Living Room MANUFACTURER: Leathercraft IDENT: 1450 Alayna FINISH: As shown FABRIC/LEATHER: Fabric - Bari Midnight Leather – Retro Demin SIZE: 80”W x 40”D x 40”H PRICE PER UNIT: $5726 UNITS NEEDED: 4 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $22,904 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Fabric/Leather combination sofa. Fabric content: 53% Polyester, 47% Rayon 35,000 double rubs. Crypton treated. Leather: Aniline Plus - Heavy “Alayna”.1450. Leathercraft. 04 Jun 2016. http://leathercraft-furniture.com/index.php/upholstery/sofas/1450_alayna_sofa/


Fabric Sample-D Leather Sample-E

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KEY: F9 ITEM: Accent Chair ROOM: Apartment – Living Room MANUFACTURER: Leathercraft IDENT: 2218 Suzette FINISH: As shown FABRIC/LEATHER: As shown SIZE: 25”W x 26”D x 35”H PRICE PER UNIT: $2135 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $4270 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Leather accent chair with #9 French natural nail trim. Crypton treated. “Suzette”.2218. Leathercraft. 04 Jun 2016. http://leathercraft-furniture.com/index.php/upholstery/accent_chairs/2218_suzette_chair/




KEY: F10 ITEM: Media Console ROOM: Apartment – Living Room MANUFACTURER: Hickory White IDENT: 733-31 FINISH: Kent (as shown) SIZE: 60”W x 16”D x 34”H PRICE PER UNIT: $1145 UNITS NEEDED: 4 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $4580 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Media console with storage/display shelves. “Continental Classics Console”.733-31. Hickory White. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.hickorywhite.com/catalog_detail.php?id=152&model=733-31&page=1&results_per_page=15




KEY: F11 ITEM: Side Table ROOM: Apartment – Living Room MANUFACTURER: Century IDENT: AE9-659 FINISH: Dark City (as shown) SIZE: 30”W x 19 1/2”D x 27 1/2”H PRICE PER UNIT: $479 UNITS NEEDED: 8 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $3832 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Side table – oval shape. Mahogany solids and veneers. Hard catalyzed finish. “Thomas O’Brien Farrell Side Table”. AE9-659. Century. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=AE9-659&section=




KEY: F12 ITEM: Cocktail Table ROOM: Apartment – Living Room MANUFACTURER: Hickory White IDENT: 893-11 FINISH: Kent (as shown) SIZE: 40”W x 29”D x 19 1/2”H PRICE PER UNIT: $2587 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $5174 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Cocktail table – rectangular shape. Mahogany solids and veneers. Hard catalyzed finish. “Continental Classics Cocktail Table”. 893-11. Hickory White. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.hickorywhite.com/catalog_detail.php?id=1142&model=893-11&page=1&results_per_page=9999




KEY: F13A & F13B ITEM: Dining Table ROOM: Apartment – Dining Room MANUFACTURER: IM David IDENT: 4127 FINISH: As shown SIZE: (2) 48” Dia. x 30”H (2) 36” Dia. X 30”H PRICE PER UNIT: $1536 UNITS NEEDED: 2 each size TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $6144 FOB: California SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Solid cherry with finish matched Formica top for durability. Includes 1-22” extension leaf. “Casual Dining”. 4127. IM David. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.hickorywhite.com/catalog_detail.php?id=1142&model=893-11&page=1&results_per_page=9999




KEY: F14 ITEM: Dining Chair ROOM: Apartment – Dining Room MANUFACTURER: IM David IDENT: 5407 FINISH: As shown FABRIC: As shown SIZE: PRICE PER UNIT: $948 UNITS NEEDED: 8 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $7584 FOB: California SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Solid cherry dining chair without casters. “Casual Dining”. 5407. IM David. 04 Jun 2016. http://imdavid.com/product_detail.php?prodid=64




KEY: F15 ITEM: Bed – Queen HB only ROOM: Apartment – Bedroom MANUFACTURER: Century IDENT: 41H-145 FINISH: As shown SIZE: 65”W x 3”D x 85 ¾”H PRICE PER UNIT: $2179 UNITS NEEDED: 4 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $8716 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Mahogany solids and Mozambique veneer. Headboard only. “Paragon Club Spire Bed”.41H-145.Century. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=41H-145&section=


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KEY: F16 ITEM: Tall Chest ROOM: Apartment – Bedroom MANUFACTURER: Century IDENT: T29-205 FINISH: As shown SIZE: 46”W x 22”D x 56”H PRICE PER UNIT: $2212 UNITS NEEDED: 4 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $8848 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Mahogany solids and Mozambique veneer. “Paragon Club Dresser”.T29-205.Century. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=41H-145&section=



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KEY: F17 ITEM: Bed- Twin ROOM: Apartment – Bedroom MANUFACTURER: Wesley Allen IDENT: 1281 Wilson FINISH: Antique White SIZE: PRICE PER UNIT: 779 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $1558 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Iron twin bed with antique white leather upholstery (as shown). “Wilson Twin Bed. Wesley Allen. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.wesleyallen.com/category/twin-juvenile-beds/1281-wilson


Finish Sample







KEY: F18 ITEM: Chest ROOM: Apartment – Bedroom MANUFACTURER: Century IDENT: MN5682 FINISH: As shown SIZE: 44”W x 19”D x 34”H PRICE PER UNIT: 816 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $1632 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Maple solids and American Walnut veneer in a 2-tone finish. “Paragon Club Dresser”.T29-205.Century. 04 Jun 2016. http://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=41H-145&section=








KEY: WC1 ITEM: Wallpaper ROOM: Reception Area MANUFACTURER: Phillip Jeffries IDENT: PR1059 FINISH: N/A SIZE: 36” wide bolts PRICE PER UNIT: $147 UNITS NEEDED: 6 rolls TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $882 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Paisley vinyl wallpaper selected for durability and clean ability. Comes in 8 yard bolts that are 36” in width pre-trimmed. It meets ASTM E84 Class A fire rating and can be cleaned without use of chemicals. It has a paper backing. Install above wainscoting along parameter of entire reception area space. Phillip Jeffries Wallpaper. Manila Hemp. PR1059. N.d. Web. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.phillipjeffries.com/products/5268--manila_hemp_-_grass_green.html




KEY: WC2 ITEM: Paneling ROOM: Reception Area MANUFACTURER: Distributed by Lowes IDENT: FashionWall FINISH: White (as shown) SIZE: 47.75-in x 7.98-ft Thickness: 0.155 PRICE PER UNIT: $19.97 UNITS NEEDED: 9 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $180 FOB: Boston SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Edge and Center Bead White Hardboard Wall Panel Use as wainscoting along parameter of entire reception area space, with wallpaper placed above. Moisture Rating - Dry conditions only Mold Resistant - Yes Installation Method - Nails and adhesive “Wall Panels”. FashionWall. Lowes. 11 Jun 2016. http://www.lowes.com/pd/FashionWall-47-75-in-x-7-98-ft-Edge-and-Center-Bead-White-Hardboard-Wall-Panel/3031277


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KEY: PT1 ITEM: Emerald Interior Acrylic Latex Paint ROOM: Gathering Space MANUFACTURER: Sherman Williams IDENT: SW0057 Chinese Red SIZE: 1 gal can PRICE PER UNIT: $24.98 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $50 FOB: Boston SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Anti-microbial agent inhibits the growth of mold and mildew on the paint, making it ideal for communal, transitory spaces.

Sheen Level: Eggshell because it has a subtle sheen without being glaring. Sherman Williams Interior Paint. Emerald Interior Acrylic Latex Paint. Lemon Twist/6909. N.d. Web. 29 Jan 2014. http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/products/catalog/emerald-interior-acrylic-latex-paint/color-search/?colorSearchTerm=lemon+twist&searchOrigin=pd




KEY: FL1 ITEM: Flooring ROOM: Throughout MANUFACTURER: Karndean Design ITEM/NAME: WP324 Tergo Wood FINISH: Espresso (as shown) SIZE: 36” x 6” PRICE PER UNIT: $3.32 UNITS NEEDED: 4000SF TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $21,280 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST: $2.00

DESCRIPTION: Luxury Vinyl Wood Planks REMARKS: Selected to run throughout the entire first floor, excluding the public restroom and private bathrooms. It’s soft under foot and will be easy to maneuver on should the client’s daughter become wheel chair restricted. Using the same flooring in all of the spaces will help keep it open, keeping it true to the spaces original design. The dark, rich, warm tones will help ground all of the open space and high ceilings; it will also provide a good contrast to all of the cool color choices seen in the upholstery. WP324 Tergo Wood. Karndean Design Flooring. N.d. Web. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.karndean.com/en/floors/products/wp324-tergo-wood?fromProdList=true




KEY: FL2 ITEM: Tile - Ceramic ROOM: (1) Restroom & (4) Private Bathrooms MANUFACTURER: Emser Distributed by Lowes IDENT: MN5150 FINISH: As shown SIZE: 20” x 20” PRICE PER UNIT: $1.99 UNITS NEEDED: 400SF TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $1,596 FOB: Boston SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST: $2.00

DESCRIPTION: The Realm Series emulates a honed marble with subtle veining. “Realm Series” Ceramic Tile. Lowes. N.d. Web. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.lowes.com/pd/Emser-6-Pack-Region-Ceramic-Floor-and-Wall-Tile-Common-20-in-x-20-in-Actual-19-68-in-x-19-68-in/1000039439


Material - Ceramic Finish - Glazed Surface Type - Smooth Installation Type - Thinset mortar Indoor/Outdoor - Indoor/Outdoor ADA Compliant - Yes Chemical Resistant - Yes Commercial/Residential - Commercial/Residential Actual Thickness (Millimeters) - 9 Square Footage Per Carton (Sq. Feet) - 16.15 PEI Rating - 2-medium traffic Breaking Strength in Pounds - 251-499 Frost Resistant - Yes Package Quantity - 6 Water Absorption - Semi-vitreous

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KEY: L1 ITEM: Ceiling Fixture ROOM: Apartment Livingroom & Master Bedroom MANUFACTURER: Uttermost IDENT: Elba 22217 FINISH: Bronze Finish Steel with Scavo Glass (as shown) SIZE: 20” Dia. X 18”H PRICE PER UNIT: $150 UNITS NEEDED: 6 TOTAL MATERIAL COT: $900 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Ceiling, flush mounted fixture. The juxtaposition between the hard base and the soft curve of the glass shade balance each other. The circle-shapes in the base are repeated in the shape of the companion hanging island pendant. Lighting category: Direct general Bulb: 2-60W Uttermost Flush-Mount Ceiling Fixture. Elba 22217. N.d. Web. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.uttermost.com/p-1069-legato-semi-flush-mount.aspx?EID=56&EN=Category




KEY: L2 ITEM: Pendant Lighting ROOM: Kitchenette MANUFACTURER: Uttermost IDENT: Galeana 21812 FINISH: Spice Finish Glass (as shown) SIZE: 7”Dia. x 13”H PRICE PER UNIT: $195 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $390 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Hanging pendant lighting

Lighting category: Direct task when positioned directly over a dining table. Bulb: 1-60W Uttermost Pendant Lighting Galeana 21812. N.d. Web. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.uttermost.com/p-1023-elba-1-lt-mini-pendant.aspx?EID=56&EN=Category




KEY: L3 ITEM: Ceiling Fixture ROOM: Gathering Lounge

MANUFACTURER: Troy IDENT: Legato 21079 FINISH: Bronze Finish Steel with Glass shades (as shown) SIZE: 26.25”W Dia x 22.75”D PRICE PER UNIT: Update Quote UNITS NEEDED: 1 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $225 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Hand-Forged Iron, Hand Applied Finishes, Glass and Shades that compliment the style are primary ingredients in Troy Lighting products. Uses (6) 60 Watt Candelabra Base Bulbs - HAND-WORKED WROUGHT IRONBrass Mesh Shade - Amber Seeded Glass - Specifications:Diameter 26.25"Height 22.75"Maximum Height 70.75" Federal Bronze

Lighting category: Direct general Uttermost Chandelier. Legato 21079. N.d. Web. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.uttermost.com/p-994-legato-kitchen-island.aspx




KEY: L4 ITEM: Ceiling Fixture ROOM: Entrance MANUFACTURER: Distributed by KBL Design Center IDENT: 629597 FINISH: Art Glass (as shown) SIZE: 5”H, 14”W PRICE PER UNIT: $250 UNITS NEEDED: 1 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $250 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Flush mount ceiling fixture. Lighting Category: Indirect general Bulb: 60W “629597”.KBL. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.kbldesign.com/search_individual_result.asp?current=271315&page=1




KEY: L5 ITEM: Recessed Lighting ROOM: Gathering Space MANUFACTURER: Distributed by KBL Design Center IDENT: 791087 FINISH: Antique Bronze (as shown) SIZE: 8” Diameter PRICE PER UNIT: $25 UNITS NEEDED: 8 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $200 FOB: SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Ceiling mount recessed lights to be installed along the parameter walls of the gathering space.

Lighting Category: Indirect accent Bulb: 50W “791087”.KBL. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.kbldesign.com/search_individual_result.asp?current=518605&page=1




KEY: L6 ITEM: Wall Sconce ROOM: Gathering Space MANUFACTURER: Kichler, Distributed by Lamp Plus IDENT: N0179 FINISH: Olde Bronze (as shown) SIZE: 8”W x 15”H PRICE PER UNIT: $161.70 UNITS NEEDED: 2 TOTAL MATERIAL COST: $323.40 FOB: North Carolina SHIPPING COST: LABOR/INSTALLATION COST:

DESCRIPTION: Wall sconce with off white fabric shade

• Extends 10" from the wall. • Backplate is 10" high, 4 1/2" wide. • 8 3/4" from mounting point to top of fixture

Mount one on either side of television inside custom wall unit.

Lighting Category: Bulb: 60W G16 1/2 candelabra “Wall Sconces”. N0179. Lamp Plus. 10 Jun 2016. http://www.lampsplus.com/products/kichler-leighton-collection-15-inch-high-wall-sconce__n0179.html?refpath=/products/sconces/


CODE STUDY

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PERSPECTIVE ILLUSTRATION

Apartment Livingroom

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THE FIFTH HOUSE GATHERING ROOM LOUNGE BOSTON, MA

KIM WASHBURN INTA302 Residential Design II

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THE FIFTH HOUSE RESIDENT APARTMENTS BOSTON, MA

KIM WASHBURN INTA302 Residential Design II

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JUSTIFICATION

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Justification

Which of these elements and principles (light, color, line, texture, balance, proportion, harmony, etc.) are dominant and subdominant in the design, and how do they support the concept?

The principle of “balance and harmony” are most dominant within the space; using patterns and furniture frames that have “lines” that are reflective of period pieces, rather than authentic reproductions, support the concept by making the spaces approachable and relatable to the facilities’ young clientele. For example, the sofa used in the apartments is much more contemporary than the one used in the gathering space, but yet uses a color palette reminiscent of the Empire period. The more subdominant principles are texture and light for they weren’t used strategically within the spaces to support the design concept.

How does your design reflect the culture and diversity of the client who will occupy the space? How do the furniture, finishes, lighting selections, and custom elements meet the needs of the women and children living in the transitional housing?

Traditional furniture and fixtures were chosen to create a sense of formality and respectability, as well as to pay homage to the architectural style of the home. It’s important that the women and children be comfortable in both the common and private spaces, but with this being transitional housing, it was necessary that the furniture selections not make the spaces look like a dormitory or “flop house”. These women will be challenged to get up every morning and find employment and/or attend school. The environment should inspire them to get up and get moving, not lay around and watch television. Selecting pieces with formal lines and user friending seating, both considerations were able to be met.

Justification & Reflection

How did universal design application, code, or egress requirements and environmental design choices influence the decisions you made throughout the design process?

It was quite a challenge to allocate the proper amount of square footage for all of the required common, private and administrative spaces when they all had to be on one level. Egress considerations and code requirements for egress, such as windows in bedrooms and living spaces, made it even more difficult. Universal design, wheelchair accessibility, made carving out enough space for restrooms/bathrooms, hallways and walkways and additional challenging consideration.

REFLECTION

Researching a period architectural structure and gaining first hand knowledge of how the space will be used is paramount for a designer. It’s advisable to spend a lot of time in a similarly used space, if allowable, and even interview those who use and will use the space in order to gain multiple perspectives. Doing a color palette analysis in advance will help you to stay focused when looking through all of the manufacturer’s samples and upholstery books. As will creating a quick “design” board. Floor plans can make or break a design. Bubble diagrams are a quick and effective way to see how spaces will relate to one another. A lot of time must go into creating the floor plan, and having a realistic idea of typical furniture sizes, or typical room square footage, can help to determine whether or not you have allocated enough room for the needs of that space. A team dynamic can be very beneficial on large projects because it allows each contributor to drill down on only one part of the design, rather than one designer trying to understand it all, perfect it all and design it all.

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