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Synthesis BeveragesWhere Beer and Wine Comb i ne

Synthesis Beverages

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Inspirational Images

Harvest

Conservation

Horizon

Organic

Stood the trial of time

Simpler way of life

Pays homage

Inspirational Images

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Floor Plan

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Spatial Layout Designations

VP SalesVP

Public Relations.

VP

Manuf./Prod

President Meeting

VP

Accounting

VP

Research/

Develop

VP

Human Relations

Accounting

Assist.

Accounting

Assist.

Dir.

Research/

Develop.

Dir.

Employee

Relations

Assist.

Assist.

Dir.

Accounts

Payable

Dir.

Payroll

Dir.

TravelDir.

Info/Tech

Dir. Sales

Dir.

Marketing

Dir.

Advertising

Dir.

Manuf./ Prod.

Events

Manager

Dir.

Public Relations

Assist.

Assist.

Assist.

Assist.

Sales Reps.

Events Assists.

Graphic

Designer

Facilities

Coord.

Product Dev.

Research Dev.

Growth.

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Reflected Ceiling Plan

Notes:

All ceilings are 8-0 unless noted otherwise

All circulation is at 10-0

Items marked with a C-1 or C-2 are hung down to a height of 8-0

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-1 C-1 C-1

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-1 C-1 C-1

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-1 C-1 C-1

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-1 C-1 C-1

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-1 C-1 C-1

C-2 C-2 C-2

C-1 C-1 C-1

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Logo

The logo was designed to equally

represent the products from Tallgrass

Brewing Co. and Grace Hill Winery. The

wheat strand corresponds to the beer

produced at Tallgrass, while the green

grape corresponds to the wine produced

at Grace Hill.

The colors were selected for theirbrightness, cohesiveness, and

representation.

Yellow represents both wheat and the

sunshine needed to grow both products.

Green represents both the grapes needed

for wine and the earth.

Blue represents water needed for

everything to grow.

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Reception Desk

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Tasting

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Right Side of Office

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Conference Room

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Heather Lagergren Fall 2010


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Program

es gnconcep

FactsAboutCompanies 2

IssuesRegarding 3DesignOpportunities 4

FunctionbasedLayouts 5

Funct on ase LayoutDes gnat ons 6

SpaceTypicalSquareFootages 7

AdjacencyDiagrams 9

SpaceTypicals 12

SignagePackageExteriorSignage 26

InteriorSignage 27

RestroomSignage 30

RoomandWorkstationDesignations 31

SignageMatrix 32

FurnitureSpecificationFurniture 33

Workstations 47

WallSystems 57

FurnitureBudget 59

ReceptionDeskDetailingPlan 60


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MaterialsandManufacturerInformationp o s ery

Flooring 68

VerticalSurface 69WorkstationandCabinetry 70

Wall 71

Manu acturerIn ormat on 72

Drawings

Plan 73

ReflectedCeilingPlan 74SpatialLayoutandDesignations 75


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PerhapsthemostfamousperiodofKansas'historyisthegreatDustBowlofthe1930's.Whilemanypeo

findrefugeelsewhere,thosewhowereresolvednottoabandontheirhomesstayed. Fromdaytoday,st

struggle,onlythemostpersistentanddeterminedmadeitthrough.Livingsimplerlives,seizingeveryop

andhavingastrongpowerofwilliswhatkeptpeoplegoing.ManyKansanstodaycarryonthesesameprTheyareknownfortheirmidwesternworkethicandunwaveringspirits.

TwolocalcompanieswererecentlyfoundedbypeoplewithtrueKansasspirit.GraceHillWineryandthe

BrewingCompanywerestartedbyindividualswhodecidedtoriskeverythingbyleapingintotheunknow

entrepreneurshipinordertofollowtheirpassions.Bothhighlysuccessfulontheirown,GraceHillandTa

decidedtomergeundertheumbrellaofSynthesisBeveragesInc.andexpandtheirmarketsthroughoutt

Statesandinternationally.

ThegoalofthisprojectistodesignacentralizedheadquartersforthemergerofGraceHillWineryandT

BrewingCompanyintoaninternationalbusinessventure. Theheadquartersneedstopayhomagetothe

Kansasspiritofthefoundersandthepeoplewhocamebeforethem.Highstyle,environmentalconsciou

closeattentiontodetailswillcometogethertocreateaplaceforbothcompaniestogrowandmature.


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a grass rew ng ompanywass ar e y e an sw e r c aon pr ,

Manhattan,Kansaswaschosenasthelocationofthebrewerybecausethewaterisgoodforbrewingbe

regionissurroundedbythescenicFlintHills

Tallgrasscurrentlybrews5kindsofbeer,rangingfromOASIS,ahighmalt/highhopscombination,tothe

IndiaPaleAle,Jeff'sfirsthomebrewTa grass eer scurrent yava a eontapan ncansacrossKansasan severa ocat ons nsurroun n

GraceHillWinerywasstartedin2004,openingtothepublicin2008

GraceHillWineryiscurrentlylocatednearWhitewater,KS

GraceHillcurrentlyhas12differentkindsofwineavailable,rangingfromwhites,pinks,andreds.


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FormForm

KansasBrewingInc.headquarterswillbelocatedjustoutsideofManhattan,KSinanexistingbuilding.Th

integrityoftheexistingbuildingneedstoremainintact,allowingforonlyslightmodificationsifthedesig

them.Theapproximatesquarefootageofthebuildingis7600sq.ft.

FunctionFunction

Asthecentralizedheadquarters,thebuildingneedstofosterthedevelopmentofKansasBeveragesInc.i

companywhilestillaccommodatingneedsofpeoplefrombothcompanies.Somespaceswithinthehead

willservespecificpurposes,whileothersmayhavevariousfunctions.Beingabletoadaptthespacelayo

functionwillbekeytomaximizingthebuilding'spotential.

EconomyEconomy

BothGraceHillandTallgrassdeliverqualityproductstoconsumerswhileworkingwithintightfinancialm

headquartersneedstoreflectthispractice.Toaccomplishgettinghighstylewhilestayingwithinamode

willrequireextensiveresearchonavailableproductsandmakingselectionsbasedondurability,designim

value.

TimeTime

Inthecorporateworld,timeismoney.Thefasterpeoplegettheirtasksdone,themoreprofitsthecomp

acquires.Ithasbeenstatisticallyproventhatwelldesignedworkenvironmentsincreaseproductivity. Th

desi nandla outneedstomaximize roductivit b encoura in workerstos endtheirtimewisel or

spacesinthemostpracticalway,andincludingdesignelementsthatwillincreasetherateatwhichpeop

SustainabilitySustainability

Typicalmaterialsandmethodsforcommercialprojectsarenotsustainable,soextracareinmakingdesig

is crucial to creatin a more sustainable ro ect. Sustainabilit oes be ond material selections it encom


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AchieveatleastaLEEDSilverCertification

Createaworkenvironmentthatwillfostertheblendingofboththewineandbeerculturesintooneun

culture,whereideascanbesharedandnewapproachescanbemade

Creatingindoor/outdoorspatialrelationships;methodsofaccomplishingthismayincludeoutdoorpatio

employeesandvisitors,utilizingoperablewindowstoallowventilationanddaylighting,ordesigningan

centralcourtyard

Meetthecurrentneedsofthecompanyandallowforfutureexpansionorchangingusageofthespace


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Everyspacewithinthebuildingfallsunderoneormoreofthesecategoriesasdeterminedthroughclient

observation,meeting,anddesignexperience:

CommunicationBased(C)CommunicationBased(C)Spacesthatfallunderthiscategorymayneedtoaccommodatecommunicationbyphone,videoconferen

facetoface.Whileitmaynotbetrueofeveryspacethatfallsunderthiscategory,communicationbased

shouldhavesufficientsoundprivacy.

MeetingBased(M)MeetingBased(M)

Spacesthatfallunderthiscategoryneedtoaccommodatemorethanonepersonatagiventime.Meetin

conductedwithpeoplewithinthecompanyorpeopleoutsidethecompany.Meetingsmayalsobemore

formal

Other(O)Other(O)

Spacesthatfallunderthiscategoryarepartofthebuilding'sprogramandwhichdonotfallcompletelyu

theothercategories.

Storage/FileBased(S)Storage/FileBased(S)

Spacesthatfallunderthiscategoryhavetheneedforadequateamountsofstorage.Storagesolutionsm

theuseoffilecabinets,overheadstorage,shelving,closets,oranycombinationofthese.Theamountof

neededwillvar de endin onthe obtitleofthe ersonoccu in thes ace.

WorkWorksurface/PresentationBased(W)surface/PresentationBased(W)

Spacesthatfallunderthiscategoryneedmoretablesurfacesthanotherspacesforavarietyofreasons,

layingoutpapersorobservingpresentations.Theamountofworksurfaceneededwillvarydependingo

title of the erson occu in the s ace.


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Sales

President VP VP VPVPVPVP

Accountin

Copy

Meeting Board

Manufacturing/

productionHumanReso

MechanicalRoom

StorageRoom

ServerRoom

Restrooms

Marketing/

PublicRelationsResearch

DevelopmBreakRoom Tasting/Waiting

Reception


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PresidentVVP

Sales

Accounting

Marketing/

Public

MechanicalRoom

StorageRoom Research/

VP

ServerRoom

Restrooms

ev.

ManufacturinProduction

HumanResources

VP

VPCopy

BreakRoomTasting/Waiting

Reception


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Sales

Meeting President

VP

Exec.Asst.

TastingBreakRoom

HumanResources

Board

Marketing/

Public

Relations

MechanicalRoom

StorageRoom

ServerRoom

VP

Accounting

Restrooms

VP

Mf .

Research/

Dev.

Waiting

ReceptionVP


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FunctionDesignation:CM

Occupantsinclude:

President

Featuresinclude:

Fullsoundprivacy

S ace for meetin with at least 4

otherpeople

Size:12x18

Squarefootage:216sf


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FunctionDesignation:CM

Occupantsinclude:

President

Featuresinclude:

Fullsoundprivacy

S ace for meetin with at least 4

otherpeople

Size:12x16

Squarefootage:160sf


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FunctionDesignation:CM M SCW W

WM SWM CW

Occupantsinclude:

VicePresidentofSales

VicePresidentofMarketing/PublicRelations

VicePresidentofHumanResources

DirectorofEmployeeRelations/Office

Manager ce res en o ccoun ng

VicePresidentofManufacturing/Production

DirectorofManufacturing/Production

DirectorofAccountsPayable/Receivable

DirectorofPayroll

D rectoro Trave

DirectorofMarketingDirectorofAdvertising

DirectorofPublicRelations

DirectorofResearchandDevelopment

DirectorofSales

Featuresinclude:

Full/partialsoundprivacy


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FunctionDesignation:CM M SCW W

WM SWM CW

Occupantsinclude:

VicePresidentofSales

VicePresidentofMarketing/PublicRelations

VicePresidentofHumanResources

DirectorofEmployeeRelations/OfficeManager

VicePresidentofAccounting ce res en o anu ac ur ng ro uc on

DirectorofManufacturing/Production

DirectorofAccountsPayable/Receivable

DirectorofPayroll

DirectorofResearchandDevelopment

D rectoro Trave

DirectorofMarketingDirectorofAdvertising

DirectorofPublicRelations

DirectorofSales

Featuresinclude:

Fullsoundprivacy

Spaceforsmallmeeting


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FunctionDesignation:SC

CM

Occupantsinclude:

ExecutiveAdministrativeAssistant

Graphic/WebDesigner

EventsManager

Partial/Fullsoundprivacy

Adequateworksurfacearea

Storageabove,underworksurfaces

Size:8x8

Squarefootage:64sf


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FunctionDesignation:SC SW

S

Occupantsinclude:

EventAssistants

US&InternationalSalesRepresentatives

AssistantProductDevelopers

AssistantDirectorsofResearch

Workdeskforeachperson

Adequateamountsofstorage

andworkspace

Size:6x8(2)

Squarefootage:96sf


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FunctionDesignation:SCM

Occupantsinclude:

InternationalSalesRepresentatives

Featuresinclude:

Twotablescanbepulledintocenterfor

collaborationorextraworkspace

Size:6x8(4)

quare oo age: s


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FunctionDesignation:S

O

Occupantsinclude:

DirectorofInformation/Technology

Featuresinclude:

Worksurfacewithoverheadstorage

Size:6x8

Squarefootage:48sf


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FunctionDesignation:O

Occupantsinclude:

Reception

Featuresinclude:

42 highcounter,36highcounter

Size:6x8

Squarefootage:48sf


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Occupantsinclude:

Restroom

Featuresinclude:

ADAtoiletwithcleardistances

ADA sink with clear distances

Size:8x8

Squarefootage:64sf


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Function Designation:M

Occupantsinclude:

BoardRoomandMeetingRoom

Size:15x18,12x15

Squarefootage:450sf

Featuresinclude:

Boardroomfor10people

Meetin room for 4 eo le

Canbeconvertedintolectureroomfor36people

StorageroomattachedwithA/Vsupport


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FunctionDesignation:SO

Occupantsinclude:

Tastingroom

Featuresinclude:

Partiallyprivate

S ace for 16 uests lus 1 bar tender

Fullheightbarcounterforguests

Undercounterchillers

Merchandisedisplaybehindbarandalongadjacentwall

Size:12x15

Squarefootage:180sf


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Occupantsinclude:

EmployeeBreakRoom

Seatingfor8

Sink Stove Ran e Frid e

Featuresinclude:

Vendingmachines

Size:12x24

Squarefootage:288sf


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FunctionDesignation:SWO

Occupantsinclude:

Mailroom/Copyroom

Featuresinclude:

Workstationforonepermanentemployee

Mailboxes for em lo ees

Worksurfacecounter

Twocopiers(34x69)withpropercleardistances

Size:12x20

Squarefootage:240sf


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Description:

SpecialNotes:

steelbacking,illuminatedfrombehind

Colors:

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Laminate, ontopofaluminum

Colors:

8Blue(R86G148B160)

Green(R184G209B37)

SpecialNotes:

1tallfont

6

Grade2Braille Black

Mountedonthelatchsideofthe

t ecenter neo t es gna. . .an

4fromthedoorframe


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8 8

6 6

Description:

Laminate, ontopofaluminumplate;witha

magneticstriptoattachengravednameplates

SpecialNotes:

1tallfont

Grade2Braille Black

M d h l h id f h


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Synthesis Beverage

Description:

1/2"thickpaintedacryliclettersmountedtoback

platemadeofbrushedaluminumlaminatedto1/2"

o ors:

Blue(R86G148B160)

Green(R184G209B37)

blackPVC.

Centerlogoismounted1.5fromthewalland

Yellow(R224G179B5)


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8 8

6 66 6

SpecialNotes:

1tallfont

Grade2Braille Black

Description:

Laminate, ontopofaluminumplate;witha

magneticstriptoattachengravednameplates

t t t t


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112

113

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

105

104 103

WSWS12

WS23

WS15WS16

6

5

4 3

107102

WSWS14

WS25

WS17WS19

WS18WS20

9

7 2

4A

108 101

WS2 WS4 WS32WS26

WS21WS22

WS30

18

WS1 WS3WS31

WS27

WS29


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Description:

HostBoatshapedTablewithtw

r er :

HS1060B12

Dimensions:

, ,

Manufacturer:

Coalesse

ManufacturerContactInfo:

RefertoManufacturerInformat

SpecialNotes:

TwotapswithGrade1veneer

Needwoodcolortocompleteor

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Description:

HostRoundTablewithoneTap

r er :

HS6000D11

Dimensions:

Manufacturer:

Coalesse



SpecialNotes:

OneTapwithGrade1veneer

Needwoodcolor#tocomplete

D i ti


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Description:

Denizen48RoundTable

Order#:

CODRNDP4829

48diameter,29H

Manufacturer:

Coalesse



Columnpaint:4138GraphiteGlo

BaseDefault:GraphiteMetallic

Description:


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Description:

EneaConferenceTable

r er :

H35T2430W

Dimensions:

24Dx30H

Manufacturer:

Coalesse



SpecialNotes:

Base/Frame

silver

metallicNeedwoodveneer#tocomplet

Description:


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Description:

EneaCaf/BarHeightTable

r er :

H35T3642W

Dimensions:

36Dx42H

Manufacturer:

Coalesse



SpecialNotes:

Base/Frame

silver

metallicNeedwoodveneer#tocomplet

Description:


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Description:

DenizenTabletTable

r er :

CODT1635269238

Dimensions:

35 Wx26 Hx16D

Manufacturer:

Coalesse



SpecialNotes:

Oak

veneer

top

Description:


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Description:

AeronWorkChair

r er :

AE123AFBPJXTBB3V01

Dimensions:

Depth:17

Height:Overall42max;Seat15

Armpadwidth:27

.

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



SpecialNotes:

N/A

Description:


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Description:

AeronSideChair

r er :

AE500PAJXTSB3V01

Dimensions:

Depth:19.25

Height:Overall363/8;Seat17

Seatwidth:20

HermanMiller


e er o anu ac urer n orma

SpecialNotes:

N/A

Description:


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Description:

Circa30 InsidefacingWedgese

r er :

4513730FI0691634138

Dimensions:

Overall:28Dx3634Wx291

Inside:20Dx3634Wx121

Seat:1714H

Coalesse


e er o anu ac urer n orma

SpecialNotes:

N/A

Description:


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Description:

EneaCafBarstoolwithBack,19

Order#:

Style#H350SB3119

Dimensions:

Overall:19"D19"W4214"H

Inside:1414"D17"W1258"H

Manufacturer:

Coalesse



SpecialNotes:

Woodcolor#neededtocomple

Description:


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Description:

MeridianBevelPullVerticalFile

r er :

3418285SSNT91VVVVV

Dimensions:

18Wx28Dx58.75H

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



SpecialNotes:

N/A

Description:


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Description:

MeridianBevelPullVerticalFile

r er :

3418222SSNT91VVB1NO

Dimensions:

18Wx22Dx23.5H

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



SpecialNotes:

N/A

Description:


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Description:

Meridian BevelPullFreestandin

r er :

2436202NSSNT91B1NO9

Dimensions:

36Wx20Dx23.5H

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



SpecialNotes:

N/A

Description:


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Description:

SoundscapesAcousticalCanopie

Order#:

HillCanopy#6258WH

Dimensions:

HillCanopy:461/2"x75"x11/

ValleyCanopy:461/2"x75"x1

Manufacturer:

Armstrong



Accessories:

ExtendedHan in Cables 4

#625530

EscutcheonKit

#7006


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Dimensions:

6x6(4)

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller


RefertoManufacturerInformati

Componentsinclude:

Frames

FabricandAcousticalTilesRailTiles

RectangularWorkSurface

ExtendedCornerWorkSurface

DshapedWorkSurface(shared)

BstyleFlipperDoorCabinets

i i


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Dimensions:

6x6(4)

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller


RefertoManufacturerInformati

Componentsinclude:

Frames





Di i


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Dimensions:

6x6(4)

Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



Componentsinclude:

Frames





M f t


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Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



Componentsinclude:

RectangularWorkSurfaces



M f t


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Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



Componentsinclude:




Manufacturer:


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Manufacturer:

HermanMiller



Componentsinclude:


ModestyScreen


Manufacturer:


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Manufacturer:

HermanMiller


Refer

to

Manufacturer

Informat

Componentsinclude:


ModestyScreen


Descriptions:


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Descriptions:

Intent0026

Manufacturer:

Herman

Miller




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Descriptions:


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Descriptions:

Intent0028

Manufacturer:

Herman

Miller



Descriptions:


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Descriptions:

NanaWallSL60(differentfromo

sizedpanels)

Manufacturer:

NanaWallSystem,Inc.



Descriptions:


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Descriptions:

IrisWall(differentsize,pattern,

oneshown)

Manufacturer:

EnvironmentalWallSystems




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4drawe

4

3


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1

3d


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2

WoodVeneer StainlessSteel

band

StainlessSteelcountertops


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3


UndercounterTa

4Drawer

Undercabinet


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4



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PellicleClassicPellicleClassic

3V013V01Color:ZincColor:Zinc

GradedGradedin:HermanMillerin:HermanMiller

LeatherLeather

21102110Color:SmokeColor:Smoke

GradedGradedin:Hermanin:Herman

Upholsteryfabric:BUpholsteryfabric:B

#69163#69163Color:Midas#4Color:Midas#4

COM:COM:ARCCOMARCCOM

FinishFinish

S8S8Color:SmokeColor:Smoke


FinishFinish

XTXTColor:TitaniumColor:Titanium



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RubberFlooringRubberFlooringNoraplanEnvironcareNoraplanEnvironcare

#2931#2931

RubberWallBaseRubberWallBase

#6205#6205

Color:SmokyFennelColor:SmokyFennel

NoraNora

Color:PlatinumGreyColor:PlatinumGrey

NoraNora

BroadloomCarpetBroadloomCarpetDeepThoughtsDeepThoughts PorcelainTilePorcelainTileSerengetiSlateSerengetiSlate

#43335#43335

Color:HeadTripColor:HeadTripManningtonCommercialManningtonCommercial

#SS2T12#SS2T12

Color:BlueNileColor:BlueNileManningtonCommercialManningtonCommercial


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VerticalSurfacefabricVerticalSurfacefabric CrepeCrepe VerticalSurfacefaVerticalSurfacefaFinishFinish

#9223#9223

Color: CadetColor: Cadet


Color:ArtichokeColor:Artichoke

GradedGradedin:Hermain:Herma

CNCN

Color:MetallicChampagneColor:MetallicChampagne


UpholsteryfabricUpholsteryfabricStrandStrandItItUpholsteryfabricUpholsteryfabricStrandStrandItIt

Color:Baltic#1Color:Baltic#1

COM:ARCCOMCOM:ARCCOM

Color:GreenApple#6Color:GreenApple#6

COM:ARCCOMCOM:ARCCOM


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OKOK

Color:WhiteOakColor:WhiteOak


OUOU

Color:Color:LightBrownWalnutLightBrownWalnut


StainedOakDarkStainedOakDark

#3876#3876

GradedGradedin:Coalessein:Coalesse

Limestone VeneerLimestone Veneer


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LimestoneVeneerLimestoneVeneer

Color:BurnishedSilverColor:BurnishedSilver

ex ure: oneex ure: one

AmericanLimestoneCompanyAmericanLimestoneCompany

a nta nt

Color:BananaCreamColor:BananaCream

SherwinWilliamsSherwinWilliams

a nta nt

Color:MorningSunColor:MorningSun

SherwinWilliamsSherwinWilliams


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AmericanLimestoneCompany ManningtonCommercial

Dallas,TX75201

Phone:2147472636

http://www.americanlimestone.com/

ARCCOM

1844U.S.Highway41S.E.

Calhoun,GA30701

Phone:8002412262http://www.mannington.com/commercial

33RamlandSouth

Orangeburg,NT10962

Phone:8002235466

http://www.arccom.com/

NanaWallSystems,Inc.

707RedwoodHighway

MillValley,CA94941

Phone:4153833148

http://www.nanawall.com

Armstrong

Phone:1877ARMSTRONG

http://www.armstrong.com

Coalesse

NoraRubber

94GlennStreet

Lawrence,MA01843

Phone:1800332NORA

http://www.coalesse.com

EnvironmentalWallSystems,Ltd.

77MilfordRoad,Ste.283

Hudson,Ohio44236

. .

Phone:1.800.528.0903

HermanMiller

Phone:

888

443

4357http://www.hermanmiller.com


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VPSales

PublicRelations.

Manuf./Prod

President Meeting

Accounting

Research/

Develop

Accounting

Assist.

Assis

Dir.Sales

Assist.Assist.

Accounting

Assist.

AssistDir.

Marketing

Dir.

Assist.Assist.

SalesReps.

Dir.

PublicRelationsEventsAssists. ProductDev.

Growth.

Dir.

Events

Manager

Gra hic Facilities


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DNA+ Design Competition Process Book

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DNA+ Design Competition Process Book

Fall 2009Heather Lagergren Professor Cliff Shin

WIND and WATER Competition Guidelines

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p

DNA+ is an innovative, avant-guard company with a design expression thatis positive, unique, beautiful, and with an energy conveying constant

evolution

DNA+ is holding this international competition to generate a new feature tothe Antelope bath collection. The collection was inspired by Antelope

canyon in Arizona. Proposed designs must compliment existing elements ofthe collection, as well as uphold the philosophies of having easy access, beenvironmentally safe, and be compliant for use in a wet environment bothresidentially and commercially. Entries submitted must fit in one of thefollowing categories: furniture, accessory, or lighting.

The winning design will be determined by a jury comprised of membersfrom the DNA+ design and marketing teams.

The jury will award designs and concepts which are innovativeand

manufacturable.

Dramatic

Inviting

Positive

Unique

Beautiful

Material Options

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Only the following materials were permitted for use in the design:

Wood

Corian

Aluminum or Stainless Steel

Glass

Acrylic Glass

Technology Limitations

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Die Casting is the process that uses a split metal tool die where molten metal is injected at highpressure. The cast part is ejected from the tool die by ejector pins on one of the tool die halves.The only materials that can be die cast are non-ferrous materials such as aluminum, zinc,magnesium, and copper-based alloys. The advantages include a low cost for high volumes,accuracy and ability for complicated designs, smooth surface on finished pieces, and fastproduction rates.

Extrusion is the process of forcing hot or cold copper, brass, aluminum, steel, other metals, andplastics through a shape-forming die. The material being extruded is plastically deformed fromcompression in the die cavity. It is usually best to utilize the basic shapes provided and sharpcorners are usually avoided. Another common use for extrusion is to cut the material into smallerpieces to be placed in molds or put through another process.

Tubing, just as it implies, refers to the manufacturing of tubes. In most all situations, tubes areformed from either plastic or metal being extruded through dies. The extruded product can then

be dimensioned, cut, capped, and finished according to the specifications.

Thermoforming is the process by which flat sheets of plastic are heated then brought into

contact with a mold to form plastic parts in the shape of that mold. Vacuum action, pressure,and/or direct mechanical force can be utilized to complete the process. Thermoforming is muchless expensive than injection molding pieces, and when done properly can have the sametolerances and precise detailing.

Computer Numerical Control (CNC) refers to machines that read data from computers andperform that given function. Some of the greatest benefits to using CNC are that difficult shapescan easily be produced, complex 3D models are easily formed, large numbers of pieces can beprocessed with consistency, the machines can easily transition to making different parts,computer aided designs can easily be imported, and the amount of human errors are reduced.

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High Status Urbane LifestyleWell Traveled Loves Nature Artistic AdventurousFine Taste

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Raindrop Sunset Antelope canyon walls Antelope collection hooks

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Sunset

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Antelope canyon walls

Antelope canyon walls + Antelope collections hooks

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The final design came after many trials of trying to combine the Antelope canyon walls concept with the Antelope collectionhooks idea. The chosen design uses the assembly form of the hooks with the idea of reflecting light off a surface like in thecaverns of Antelope canyon.

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Top Front Right

SPECIFICATIONS

Environment: IndoorMounting Location: Ceiling pendent

Light Emission: Diffused

Materials: 3/16 Aluminum, brushed

Corian, Glacier White

CALL OUTS

1: Schedule 40 Aluminum Pipe

Inner d= .364 Outer d= .54

2: All edges are filleted 1/16

LIGHTS

A: (2) 12 long high power LED UnderCabinet lights, warm white

B: Flexible LED light strips

PROCESSES USED

ExtrusionTubing

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The simple, elegant form of STRATAenhances elements of the existing

DNA+ collection without detractingfocus from their own beauty. While

there is a strong emphasis on thehorizontal plane, the subtle curveadds interest and drama. Just as lightrebounds off the cavern walls inAntelope canyon, light travels into thesurrounding space by deflecting offthe center piece of Corian. Aligningthe three parts of the light was

inspired by the layered soils of thecanyon formations. The name istaken from the plural of stratum,which means a layer of material,

naturally or artificially formed, oftenone of a number of parallel layers oneupon another.

Whether in a commercial space or

private residence, STRATA isdesigned for anyone who finds theaesthetics of the Antelope collectionpleasing. Asides from being compliantfor use in a wet environment, STRATAis environmentally safe both in itsmaterials and the lights utilized.

Keeping in mind the designphilosophies of DNA+, STRATA is

designed to bring comfort, style, andan inviting illumination to the bath

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Bottom piece: 1. Made form and lightly sanded 2. Primed 3. Dry/Wet Sanded and applied more primer coats 4. Final coat

Rods: 1. Made form, assembled 2. Lightly sanded 3. Primed 4. Final coat

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Center piece: 1. Made form 2. Spackled the edges 3. Sanded the edges and surface before priming 4. Final coat

Top piece: 1. Made forms 2. Lightly sanded before priming 3. Primed, then dry/wet sanded till surface was smooth 4. Final coa

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Top plates will be attached to

ceiling with screws

Top of poles have externalthread, to be screwed into topplate

Four screws will attach the top

aluminum part to theconnection plate (from the top)Connector plate will be boltedto the poles, openings in eachpole will allow wiring for thelights to be threaded throughConnector plate will come pre-attached to the Corian (eitherby adhesives or screws)

Bottom of poles will be weldedto attachment piece ofaluminumAttachment piece will beconnected to the base unit withscrewsAll lights will be attached and

installed according to themanufacturers specifications

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STRATA is designed to cast an inviting, warm-white light into its environment. Equip with high power LEDs, the lights themselves will last for

+50,000 hours, use minimal amounts of energy to operate, and be safe for the environment. Designed with the consumer in mind, STRATA iseasy to function, requires low maintenance, and goes beyond having only one lighting possibility. The STRATA is designed to serve threefunctions, all controlled by the flick of a switch.

Mood Ambient Task

Lights on top of the Corian will be set to adimmer switch, giving the user options forsetting their desired mood in the space.This setting is perfect for situations thatrequire only a soft glow.

Most tasks in the bathroom will onlyrequire that the lights in the base beilluminated. The white of the Corian andthe convex surface will help more of thelight to be directed into the space.

For situations that require maximumlighting, both the lights in the base and ontop can be turned on simultaneously.

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Shown with DNA+ sinks

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The DNA+ Water and Wind competition was a great opportunity to gain experience in designing something for real production.

As a student designer, I felt challenged to create something to compliment an existing collection, work within set technology andmaterial limitations, consider human use factor, understand manufacturability, and consider all the different aspects of productdesign. I believe this project will be very beneficial for developing my portfolio.

What I enjoyed most about the project was that it was a competition. The thought of having a chance, even if small, of winning andearning recognition as an emerging designer was very enticing.

My main criticism about the design process was that there wasnt a lot of feedback from everyone in studio during the conceptualphase. It would have been beneficial to everyone to have more open discussions about ideas.

There are always parts of a project that I wish I could redo or change, but for the most part I am satisfied with the work Icompleted and end product.

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Bing images

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http://www.dna-plus.com

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http://www.engineersedge.com/manufacturing/die_cast_process.htm

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Process Book

Heather Lagergren

IAPD: Design Workshop II

Instructor: William Yankey

Fall 2010

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RISER rackStudent Design Competition 2010

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Brainstorming problems and solutions

Problem 1: Placing bottles around the border of a tub has the issues of staining, falling, and making it uncomfortable to use the tub.Most existing shower caddies are not aesthetically appealing, can fall off the shower head, and cant be adjusted.

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Solution: By designing a versatile shelving system that utilizes available vertical space users can free up the area around the tub,adjust the shelves for different bottles, add/remove shelves if necessary, have easier access to their products, and better organize.

Shelf 2

Wire Designs

Problem 2: The initial problem was having to stir liquids on the stove for extended periods of time. The problem evolved to try toimprove the mixer concept. Stand mixers are heavy and come with only one bowl, while hand mixers can be hard to maneuver.

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Solution: The main feature of this new concept is the ability to attach the mixer to any pot or bowl. By combining the power and motionof a stand mixer with the user ability of a hand held model, this design would accommodate a large variety of tasks. Some of the keyfeatures include a digital timer, different attachments that can be released by a button, and have a comparable weight to a hand heldmodel.

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Problem 3: Numerous people burn themselves from taking things out of the oven because it is difficult to pull out the rack or get theirhands around the pan. Also, people with arthritis or back problems can face difficulties lifting things out of the oven.

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Solution: By combining the idea of a drawer pull out and roller lift system, this oven rack slides out for easier access while also liftingupwards to eliminate the need to bend as far to remove items.

Handle designs that would also be the release for the upwards mechanism

Chosen Concept: Oven rack

Track system Lift system

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Generational Back trouble Limiting physicality

For anyone who is passionate about cooking and interested in products that make it easier

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MaterialsStainless steel rack

Stainless steel systemNomex fabric

SiliconeFiberflect heat reflective tape

Call-outsA) Outer frame of rack d= 1/4B) Rods of rack d= 1/8, spaces 1.5 o.c.C) Fiberflect tape

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Track system will adhere to sides of oven with Fiberflect tape. Install according to

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Exploded View

Nomex brand fiber outer coating

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Removable rack

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Handheld Device

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In most households, women are responsible for cleaning,managing the kids, shopping, and maintaining order. Ontop of home responsibilities, many modern women arealso working full-time hours. Lives of women who fit thismold are balancing acts that leave them tired andsearching for personal time. Many women I am sure haveimagined a device that would speed up the shoppingprocess, manage coupons and store discounts, and savemoney by finding the best deals.

My design combines the familiarity and usability of remotesand cell phones with bar-code scanner technology to form

a device that will help simplify shopping for busy women.

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Women who have to balance all of this

But want more time for all of these

Target MarketJob Status: Full-time employee

Age: 28-45Economic Status: Middle- to Higher IncomeMarital Status: Married with children

Future Technology

2D Barcodes and Scanners

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2D barcodes can hold details of the component suppliers,

materials used, and date the product was completed Improved 2D imagers can scan barcodes in any orientation,

eliminating the need for operators to hold the item perfectlyvertical or horizontal

Advantages of the new products include higher image resolution,motion tolerance that allows things to be scanned when the

operator is moving, faster reading speed, and a greater scanningdistance

More Advanced Interface within Remotes and Cell Phones

Touch screen and sensor activated interface has quickly becomethe new era of technology and if keeps improving its control and

speed 3D depth cameras that detect movement, magnetic amplifiers

that connect to a control, and Bluetooth technology are all newinnovations for remotes

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Intermec SF51 CordlessBarcode Scanner $375

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LS9203 Desktop BarcodeScanner $320

InfoScan2 Elite $170

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Color Study of Magazine Covers and

Remotes

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RGB: 192

RGB: 249, 89, 39

RGB: 255, 253, 107

RGB: 204, 153, 255

RGB: 169, 208, 122

RGB: 255, 253, 107

RGB: 255

RGB: 204, 102, 255

Colors followed the trend of not being overly bright but still grabbing attention

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RGB: 255, 102, 204

RGB: 192

RGB: 255, 253, 107

RGB: 255, 177, 63

RGB: 51, 102, 204

RGB: 220, 30, 139

Health magazines tended to have brighter, edgier colors than those of lifestyle magazines

RGB: 88, 88, 88

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RGB: 51, 102, 204

RGB: 191, 191, 191

RGB: 51, 102, 204

RGB: 187, 218, 239

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Ideation Sketches: Round 1

Fast, they see everythingHawk Fast, see everything

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Wise, never know they are thereOwl Knowledgeable, never know they are there

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Inspiration: Designer Purses

A purse is a stylistic reflection of the woman whocarries it Purses house all womens essentials and

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carries it. Purses house all women s essentials and

are critical to how women function on a daily basis.

A device that can easily merge function with stylish design.

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Facts, Features, and Benefits

Price $100-$150

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Compact design, ergonomically fit for womens smaller hands

Easy to follow functions with few buttons, fool proof

Durable, made to be carried in a purse

Easy to read display

Environment friendly because it uses a rechargeable battery and eliminates paper

receipts

Comes with charger, USB cable, removable lanyard, and computer software

Works Cited

http://www.infosyncworld.com/news/n/9078.html

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