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Barbara and Michael Lannister

1302 Main St.

Pittsburgh PA 15210

Cindy Blake

INTA 212

Week 6 A1Professor Lori Kinley

1/22/2016

LANNISTER PROJECT


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Client Profile

Michael is a retired police chief and Barbara is a schoolteacher who will be retiring soon also. T

above a retail space in Pittsburgh PA. They prefer the Neoclassic period style for their new home

Hepplewhite and Thomas Sheraton furniture. They own several antique items, such as a Hepplew

sideboard that they want to incorporate into the design. They have an extensive collection of bo

and photos for which they will need storage and display space.


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Table Of Contents

Adjacency Matrix ...5

Research Of The Architectural Style ......6

Concept Statement ...9

Color Palette Exercise .10

Furniture, Finish, Lighting, And Accessory Specification Sheets ..11

Code Study .28

Images Of The Model ..30

Justification Of The Solution ..32

Perspective .39

Process Drawings 41

Part I


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Table Of Contents, Contd

Cover Sheet 43

Floor/Finish Plan First Floor. ...................... 37

Floor/Finish Plan Second Floor ..45

Furniture Plan First Floor 45

Furniture Plan Second Floor ....................................................................46

Cabinetry Elevation 46

Part II: Final Construction Documents

Part III: Preliminary Boards


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PART IPROJECT NOTEBOO


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Adjacency Matrix

First

Floor


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Architectural Style

This building is from the second empire style that was popularized during the reign

of Napoleon III between the mid-1850s and the mid-1880s. The main characteristic

that stands out is the mansard roof. Other traits that apply are the strictly

symmetrical form, cornices at the top and base of the roof, and patterned shingles.

The second empire style originated in France. Well-attended exhibitions in Paris in

1855 and 1867 helped to spread this style to England and then the United States. It

was used extensively in the northeastern and Midwestern parts of the U.S. during the

1860s and 1870s. This style can be found in almost every Pennsylvania town, usuallyin the form of single residences, duplexes or rowhouses. (Late)


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Mansard roof

Cornice

Decorative bracketDentil molding

Patterned shingle

roof

Assymetrical design

Pedimented dormers


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Concept Statement

For the Lannisters home, there will be an emphasis on tradition. The furniture will halines in rich hardwoods, such as mahogany and walnut. Lighter tones will be used in t

and other materials. The neutral colors of the furniture and finishes will act as a bac

the more vibrant hues, such as red, yellow, and blue to be used in the accessories. Th

complementary colors and the use of lots of pattern will enliven the rooms and add a

touch reflecting the familys taste. The end result will be a classic, warm and inviting

the clients to enjoy for years to come.

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For Michael and Barbaras ho

chosen a classic Triad color s

rich colors have an Americanwill create a sense of history

traditionalism. The hues will

the overall style of the interi

antique furnishings. The larg

be on the lighter, neutral colo

the materials and finishes. Th

tones will be used as accents

textiles, art, and accessories

Color Palette


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Specification Sheets

Furniture And Fabrics


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Codes Analysis


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Images Of The ModelA STUDY OF THE MASTER BEDROOM


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Justification Of The Solution


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The main inspiration for the design of the home was the Hepplewhite

furniture that the clients currently own. The goal was to blend the antique

furniture in with the newer pieces and to make the space look classic and

timeless. The colors are a new take on traditional colors and help in

keeping the look fresh and current. A lot of neutrals were used to balanceout the other more vibrant shades. Various whites were used to make the

accent colors stand out and to add visual interest. The flooring on the

first floor is a rich hardwood in a lighter tone than that of the furniture to

provide some contrast. The carpeting in the master bedroom is also a

neutral as the space has a more vivid color scheme and lots of pattern.

The accessories were chosen to have curvilinear lines as the furniture

pieces are mostly rectangular in form. This creates a unified look and

adds a lot of character and texture to the space. In all, the design reflectsthe style and personalities of the client and incorporates their beloved

heirlooms into the space seamlessly.


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Schematic Furniture Plans


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CabinetrySketches


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Ideation Sketches


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Perspective


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Living

Persp


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Process Drawin

SCHEMATIC FURNITURE PLANS AND

CABINETRY IDEATION SKETCHES


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Final ConstructionDocuments


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Design Board


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