INTA212 Week6 Assignment1 King C

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Jenny Donahue

1704 Main Street

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Charvida A King

INTA212 Residential Design


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Table of Contents

PAGE DESCRIPTION

1 Adjacency Matrix

2 Architectural Style

3 Concept Statement

4-5 Color Pallet

6-41 Specification Sheets

42-52 Code Study

53 Model Images

54-69 Schematic Floor Plans

70 Cabinetry Ideation


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Architectural Style

Building 3: 1702 Main St

The architectural style of this building could be considered as Italianate. The Italianate style

buildings came was most popular between 1840 1885. They were also considered to be

Picturesque. The Italianate style began in England as a reaction to the rigid formalism thathad come to dominate nineteenth century architecture, "Italianate Style (1840-1885)."

Arch Windows

Brick Structure

Flat Roof


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CONCEPT STATEMENT

Athletics will set the tone of the home that will accommodate Ms. Jenny Donahue and her autistic son

William. Autistic children are frequently overstimulated by lights, sounds, and some colors. With that

being said, the lighting in the home will be very soft and relaxed with the ability to be brightened whenneeded. Jenny is an avid runner that enjoys the running trail that is along the side of the river. The scene

of the river will be incorporated into the home by using cool colors such as soft blues and grays.

To honor Jennys medals, a display cabinet will be installed in the office. Along the wall will be possible

images her Jenny as she before she races, while she races, or after she races.

The main floors will be a light hardwood to brighten the room and make it appear large. The walls will

be neutral colors while the curtains, furniture, and dcor will be cool colors. The client will be able to

enter the home and be comfortable and relaxed without feeling overwhelmed.


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COLOR PALETTE

AFTER

"Desert Camping: Brave the Summer or Wait 'til Winter? - TravelNerd."

BEFORE

Analogous Color Scheme


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Color Palettes Continued

The two changes that I made to the selected image were the color of the sky (clouds) and the

temperature of the ground. With my client having an autistic child, I chose to work with cool colors

opposed to hot, vibrant colors that might excite the child. I changed the color of the clouds to be a

little cooler, which is why I added more of a blue tint. I very slightly changed the tone of the ground to

appear a tad bit cooler. On the before picture, the grass has a bit of an orange tint, I changed it to be a

little more of a yellow, making it a bit cooler. The sand was more of a white tone and I changed it be be

a little more than to make it more neutral. All of these elements put together will bring a refreshing,

calm, vibe to the home without making it too plain.


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Selecting Furniture Fabrics

&

Schematic Furniture PlansWeek 2 Assignment 2

Charvida A

May 31st

INT

Residential D


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LIVING ROOM


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OJECT NAME: Ms Jenny Donahue Home

IGNER: CHARVIDA A KING

OM LIVING ROOM

NUFACTURER Kroehler

M / NAME Couch / Rendezvous III

SH Tan

RIC 100% Polyester

CRIPTION W: 97 H: 43 D:41


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OM Living Room

NUFACTURER Kroehler

M / NAME Loveseat / Rendezvous III

SH Tan

RIC 100% Polyester

CRIPTION W:73 H:43 D:41


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OM Living Room

NUFACTURER Kroehler

M / NAME Ottoman / Rendezvous III

SH Tan

RIC 100% Polyester

CRIPTION W: 53 H:20 D:31


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OM Living Room

NUFACTURER Boston Loft Furnishings

M / NAME End Table / Prentice

SH Dark Cherry

RIC N/A

CRIPTION W: 22 H:23.5 D:22QTY = 2


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OM Living Room

NUFACTURER Boston Loft Furnishings

M / NAME Mahogany bookcase -

Electric Fireplace /

SH Mahogany

RIC N/A

CRIPTION W: 22 H:23.5 D:22QTY = 2


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MASTER BEDROOM


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OM Master Bedroom

NUFACTURER Ashley Furniture

M / NAME Queen Bed / Aimwell

SH Brown finish over

replicated cherry grain;

distressed black finish

RIC Engineered Wood

CRIPTION W: 67 H:53.5 D:84.5


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OM Master Bedroom


M / NAME Dresser and Mirror /

Aimwell




RIC Engineered Wood

CRIPTION W: 59.5 H:74 D: 15.5


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OM Master Bedroom


M / NAME Nightstand / Aimwell




RIC Engineered Wood

CRIPTION W: 20 H:24.5 D:15.5

QTY = 2


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OM Master Bedroom

NUFACTURER Warehouse of TIffany

M / NAME Storage Bench / Ariel

SH Black

RIC Faux Leather , Oakwood,



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DINING ROOM


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OM Dining Room

NUFACTURER Steve Silver

M / NAME Dining Table / Tango

SH Merlot

RIC Hardwood Solids, Ash

Veneers



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OM Dining Room


M / NAME Chair / Alcove Sage

SH Sage

RIC Rubber wood /

microfiber

CRIPTION W: 19 H:38 D:24QTY = 4


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OM Master Bedroom



SH Black


CRIPTION W: 32 H:67.5 D:15


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OM Master Bedroom



SH Black




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DN

C.H.

10'-0

"

MASTER BEDROOM

LAUNDRY LINEN

STORA

CLOTHES

STORAGE

BEDROOM 3

D7

B9

B6

N8

N8

DRAWING LABELSCALE14"=1'-0"


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DN

C.H.

10'-0

"

MASTER BEDROOM

LAUNDRY

CLOTHES

STORAGE

BEDROO

B6

B9

D7

N8

N8



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KITCHEN

DNUP

DW

REF.

C.H.

10'-0"

OFFICE

DINING AREA

LIVING ROO

T3

L2

T10

C11

C12



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KITCHEN

DNUP

DW

REF.

C.H.

10'-0"

OFFICE

DINING AREALIVING ROOM

C12

T10

C11

T4

F5

C1

L2



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YOUR

LOGOHERE

FINISH SPECIFICATION SHEETPROJECT: Jenny Donahue Home

DESIGNER: Charvida King

KEY:

ROOM: Living Room / Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Mannington Residential

ITEM/NAME: Atlantis Prestige Amendoim

FINISH: Natural

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:


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YOUR

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KEY:


MANUFACTURER: Tarkett Flooring

ITEM/NAME: The Essentials 832

FINISH: Beech

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:

REMARKS:


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YOUR

LOGO

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KEY:

ROOM: Master Bedroom

MANUFACTURER: Mohawk Flooring

ITEM/NAME: Perfect Finish

FINISH: Hourglass

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:

REMARKS:


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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY:


MANUFACTURER: Behr

ITEM/NAME: Spice Garden

FINISH: Green

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:


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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY:


MANUFACTURER: Behr

ITEM/NAME: Collectible

FINISH: Brown

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:

REMARKS:


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YOUR

LOGO

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KEY:

ROOM:

MANUFACTURER: Armstrong

ITEM/NAME: Sahara

FINISH:White

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION: 16x16 Ceiling Tile / 1/2 thickness

REMARKS:


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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY: L1


MANUFACTURER: Bellacor

ITEM/NAME: Elegante Three Light Chandelier

FINISH: Etruscan Gold Finish

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:

REMARKS: Indirect Lighting
http://www.bellacor.com/productdetail/maxim-lighting-international-2855eg-elegante-three-light-chandelier-38622.htm


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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY: L2


MANUFACTURER: Task Lighting

ITEM/NAME: Sempria LED Q Series

FINISH:

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

PICTURE OF

FABRIC/FINISH HERE

DESCRIPTION:

REMARKS: Accent Lighting


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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY: L3

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Rejuvenation

ITEM/NAME: Tiered Drum Pendant Large

FINISH: Polished Nickel

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:

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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY: L5

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Accent Lighting Incorporated

ITEM/NAME: ButtonsLED

FINISH: Brushed Aluminum

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

DESCRIPTION:

REMARKS: Direct Lighting


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YOUR

LOGO

HERE



KEY: L6

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Home Depot

ITEM/NAME: Palm Cove 52 Indoor/Outdoor Natural Iron CeilingFan

FINISH: Natura Iron

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM #/NAME:

COLOR:

PATTERN:

REPEAT:

PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:

TOTAL COST:

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Flooring

1. Hardwood"Mannington Residenal." Engineered Wood Plank Hardwood Floors. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

2. Laminate"The Essenals 832." -Tarke. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

3. Carpet"Hourglass." Perfect Finish Carpet, Carpeng. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

Wall Finishes

1. "Spice GardenM370-3 See All Green Paint Colors." Behr Paint. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

2. "Color Detail -Paint Color Selector The Home Depot." The Home Depot. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016

Ceiling Treatment

1. "Sahara HomeStyle Ceilings Smooth Paintable 16" X 16" Tile 1693 by Armstrong."Armstrong.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

Light Fixtures

1. "Elegante Three Light Chandelier Maxim Lighng Internaonal Candles Without Shades Chande." Bellacor. N.p., n.d. Web. 15

June 2016.

2. "Q Series-ACCENT LIGHTING." Task Lighng. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

3. "Tiered Drum Pendant -Large." -. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

4. "LEDme LED200 Step and Wall Light." Lumens.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

5. "Buons -LED : 280W5 | Accent Lighng, Inc." Buons -LED : 280W5 | Accent Lighng, Inc.N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.

6. "Home Decorators Collecon Palm Cove 52 In. Indoor/Outdoor Natural Iron Ceiling Fan-51422 -The Home Depot." The Home

Depot. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 June 2016.


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DN

C.H.

10'-0"MASTER BEDROOM

LAUNDRY LINEN

STORA

CLOTHESSTORAGE

BEDROOM 3

684"

316"

684"

211" 37" 315"

401" 48"

26"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

26"



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KITCHEN

DNUP

DW

REF.

C.H.

10'-0"

OFFICE

DINING AREA

LIVING ROOM

684"

293" 102"

72" 48" 336" 48"

316"

26"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

24"

47"

27"

684"



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KITCHEN

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Assignment 2: Codes AnalysisResidential Design I | INTA212RP R01 Faculty: Mary KerdashaW3A2 Due 6/7/16 Team #1- Noel Gwen, Yocheved Leshinsky, CharvidaKing, Vanessa Lowe


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Part I


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INTA 212: CODES ANALYSIS CHART COMPLETED BY: Yocheved Leshinsky, Gwen Noel, Charvida King, and Vanessa Lowe

International Existing Building Code:

List the code in this column

CODES ANALYSIS/UPDATES Rationalize why or why not the existing building should be expected to

conform to the code

Fire and Life

Safety 405.1.2 Existing fire escapes shall continue to be accepted as a component in the means of egress in existing buildings only. (ICC)

603.1 Repairs shall be done in a manner that maintains the level of fire protection provided.(ICC)

405.4

Building

Elements and

Materials

602.1, 602.2, 602.3

401.2.1

401.2.2

Electrical

607.1.1

607.1.2

Stairs shall be at least 22 inches (559 mm) wide with risers not more than, and treads not less than, 8 inches (203 mm) and landings

at the foot of stairs not less than 40 inches (1016 mm) wide by 36 inches (914 mm) long, located not more than 8 inches (203 mm)

below the door.(ICC)

Existing building materials. Materials already in use in a building in compliance with requirements or approvals in effect at the timeof their erection or installation shall be permitted to remain in use unless determined by the code official to render the building or

structure unsafe or dangerous as defined in Chapter 2. New and replacement mat erials. Except as otherwise required or permitted

by this code, materials permitted by t he applicable code for new construc tion shall be used. Like materials shall be permitted for

repairs and alterations, provided no dangerous or unsafe condition, as defined in Chapter 2, is created. Hazardous materials, such

as asbestos and lead-based paint, shall not be used where the code for new construction would not permit their use in buildings of

similar occupancy, purpose and location. Glazing in hazardous locations. Replacement glazing in hazardous locations shall comply

with the safety glazing requirements of the International Building Code or International Residential Code as applicable. General.

Buildings and structures erected or to be erected, altered or extended in height or area shall be classified in one o f the five

construction types defined in Sect ions 602.2 through 602.5. The building elements shall have a fire-resistance rating not less than

that specified in Table 601 and exterior walls shall have a fire-resistance rating not less than that specified in Table 602. Where

required to have a fire-resistance rating by Table 601, building elements shall comply with the applicable provisions of Section

703.2. The protection of openings, ducts and air transfer openings in building elements shall not be required unless required by

other provisions of this code. T his building will conform to the International Residential Building Code because the following

requirements: The ceiling heights on all 3 floors c onsist of more than 7ft. 6in. The exterior and interior walls are fire-resistant not

less than specified. Once the home has been constructed using the specified fire-resistant rated materials, this will provide a safe

and sound home. I think energy efficientcy is very important can be incorporated into the consturction thorugh proper seals on

doors and windows. The use of fire-rated protected carpet padding and the use of energy efficient lighting.

Materials already in use in a building in compliance with requirements or approvals in effect at the time of their erection orinstallation shall be permitted to remain in use unless det ermined by the building official to be unsafe per Section 115.

Except as otherwise required or permitted by this code, materials permitted by the applicable code for new construction shall be

used. Like materials shall be permitted for repairs and alterations, provided no hazard to life, health or property is created.

Hazardous materials shall not be used where the code for new construction would not permit their use in buildings of similar

occupancy, purpose and location.

Replacement of electrical receptacles shall comply with the applicable requirements of Section 406.3(D) of NFPA 70.

Plug fuses of the Edison-base type shall be used for replacements only where there is no evidence of over fusing or tampering

per applicable requirements of Section 240.51(B) of NFPA 70


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607.1.3, 607.1.5

Energy

Conservation707.1

811.1

908.1

"Level 1 alterations to existing buildings or struc tures are permitted without requiring the entire building or structure to comply

with the energy requirements of the International E nergy Conservation Code or International Residential Code. The alterations

shall conform to the energy requirements of the International Energy Conservation Code or International Residential Code as they

relate to new construction only." (InternationalBuilding Code)

For replacement of nongrounding-type receptacles with grounding-type receptacles and for branch circuits that do not have

an equipment grounding conductor in the branch circuitry, the grounding conductor of a grounding-type receptacle outlet

shall be permitted to be grounded to any accessible point on the grounding electrode system or to any accessible point on

the grounding electrode conductor in accordance with Section 250.130(C) of NFPA 70.

Grounding of appliances. Frames of electric ranges, wall-mounted ovens, counter-mounted cooking units, clothes dryers

and outlet or junction boxes that are part of the existing branch circuit for these appliances shall be permitted to be

grounded to the grounded circuit conductor in accordance with Section 250.140 of NFPA 70. In the kitchen and eating

areas, every counter space wider than 12 must have a GFI protected plug. The existing building should be expected to

conform to the code for an abundance of safety reasons. In the kitchen and eating area, there are usually a lot of small

appliances that need electricity to o perate, therefore you need multiple plugs to ac commodate several handheld

appliances. The GFI plug is designed to automatically switch o ff if there is too much power or if there is a risk of a possible

power surge or electrical issue. This is very important considering the individual in the kitchen using a small handheld

appliance could be working on a counter space next to the sink and the appliance can accidentally fall into the sink

unknowingly. The GFI plug will automatically stop all electricity from going to t hat unit, stopping a possible fire. This brings

me back to why so many GFI plugs should be installed. The user would no t have to worry about working in or near unsafe

conditions if they have multiple options.

"Level 2 alterations to existing buildings or struct ures are permitted without requiring the entire building or structure to comply

with the energy requirements of the International E nergy Conservation Code or International Residential Code. The alterations

shall conform to the energy requirements of the International Energy Conservation Code or International Residential Code as

they relate to new construction only." (International Building Code)

"Level 3 alterations to existing buildings or structures are permitted without requiring the entire building or st ructure to comply

with the energy requirements of the International Energy Conservation Code or International Residential Code. The alterations

shall conform to the energy requirements of the International Energy Conservation Code or Internat ional Residential Code as

they relate to new construct ion only." (International Building Code)


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Part 2


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Discuss how important codes are in residential design. Explain howknowing this information will specifically advance your futureapplication of code factors while designing. Provide at least twoexamples. ~~~Vanessa Lowe

Codes for Residential Design are of the utmost important for several reasons butmainly they are there and put in place for our safety to prevent things from happeningsuch as trip hazards and help with things like fire safety, electrical safety, energyconservation, as well as means of egress in case of a fire or emergency. Also it is

important to know codes for building construction whether new or old construction aswell as helping with being ADA Compliant for people with disabilities. Knowing thisinformation will help in the future by learning about the codes and making sure whiledesigning spaces that everything is up to code and being done correctly. This will helpto make homes and residential spaces safe or everyone. One example of a code not beingimplemented was a new construction build and the land around the house is supposedto raise a little at a downward direction so the water flows away from the house andfoundation but instead the water filled up their window and flooded their basement.Another example would be if you had to many outlets on one breaker or to much powergoing to one breaker it would overheat and possibly cause a fire that is why there aresupposed to be a certain amount of outlets allowed to be on one breaker and usually abig appliance like fridge or furnace should be on its own breaker.


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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using sprinklers inresidential applications. Identify if sprinkler systems are required in newresidential construction in your locality. Explain if you feel they shouldbe required in all renovations of existing residential buildings.~~~Charvida King

Using sprinkler systems in residential applications could have advantages and disadvantages.The advantages of having them is, if you live in a loft home that have high ceilings, the sprinklers canassist in keeping the fire from spreading very quickly. Heat rises, and so does fire flames, with high

ceilings it may take a little longer for the fire and heat to rise to the ceiling. With having sprinklersystems installed, the fire will be condensed to the floor level of the home, sparing any roof damage orsecond level damage. However, having a sprinkler system installed could cause damage to importantitems in the home such as antiques, valuables, and furniture. The solutions used in sprinkler systemsare usually harmful to fabric materials, so once the systems are deployed, then your items are prettymuch ruined beyond repair. On that same token, if the fire is not under control, then you will havewater damage from the powerful hoses that the fire department uses. Youre more likely to have lessdamaged materials when using sprinkler systems. In the state if Illinois, sprinkler systems are notrequired in new residential construction, but this is a proposition being made. I feel that sprinklersystems should be required in townhomes, multi floor homes, condos and apartment buildings, andlofts. I say this because the sprinkler systems keep fires from spreading. They confine the fire to be inone area. If the fire should start on the lower level of the home, then the sprinkler systems will reducepossible damage to the upper levels of the home or building. If the fire were to start on the upper levelof the home, and the lower level sprinkler systems deploy, and the fire makes its way downstairs, ifanything does catch fire, it will be very moderate because the solution is already in place to reduce

flames. Its harder to stop a fire in a ranch home versus a multi story home or building.


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Select a topic from Part I and discuss three reasons why you feel the topicdemands code compliance in residential design. Explain what could happen ifcode compliance is not met for this topic. ~~~Yocheved Leshinsky

Electrical

When it comes to the electrical aspect of a building it very important to keep the codecompliance. If electrical parts of design are not properly within safety measures it can

result in fire dangers and disasters. It is for our own safety that we keep to the lawssuch as, in bathrooms one cannot have receptacles in certain areas to close to water.In a room there must be receptacles every 12 feet which prevents unnecessarytangling wires throughout a room. Keeping to code laws for electrical areas is veryimportant for the safety of our lives. It provides safe wiring and equipment. Anotherimportant reason to meet the code compliance in this topic is to conserve energy.When keeping to code compliance in residential design one will not be wasting energyunnecessarily. Additionally, when keeping to the electrical laws it will actually helpwith furniture placement. The code compliance is set in a way that will be convenient.If one will not listen to where receptacles have to be placed and does not put them asfrequent they might run into problems with placing whatever furniture they wantedto that needs an outlet. The code compliance is there as a guide for us and asdesigners it is very important to follow.


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Identify the code organization followed in your locality for residentialbuildings. Select a topic from Part I and compare the factors of theresearched codes to the codes for new construction in your own locality.Discuss the reasons for any similarities or differences. ~~~Gwen Noel

The Illinois Development Board, located in Springfield, Il is an excellent source forresidential building codes (www.illinois.gov). You are able to identify which county ormunicipality for which codes may apply. There are sections for new construction, rentalproperties and updating properties. The building elements and materials code in Illinois isin the 2009 International Building Codes. There are particular areas to explainaccessibility and energy efficiency (www.cmdgroup.com).

The international Building code for Illinois (815 ILCS 670/10) is to ensure the safety andwelfare of the public. Using the following codes helps protect homeowners and financialinstitutions against problematic property to ensure safe construction. Both theInternational Building Code and State codes are similar by construction procedures andmaterials to use.

They both have to maintain and apply the life-safety and welfare of the public. Thedifference between the 2 codes are that with state codes, it appears more permits and toabide by ordinances for the city/state are needed as opposed to the international buildingcodes. You would still be required to provide proper building permits, such as the basics,plumbing, electrical and any demolition.


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Works Cited

International Existing Building Code. International Existing Building Code. N.p., n.d.Web. 06 June 2016. http://publicecodes.cyberregs.com/icod/iebc/2012/index.htm

Mister Sparky, Web, June 6, 2016 http://www.mistersparky.com/services/code-compliance

"Week 3 Lectures." Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division. Residential Design I |INTA212RP. Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Web. 4 June 2016.http://myeclassonline.com/
http://publicecodes.cyberregs.com/icod/iebc/2012/index.htmhttp://publicecodes.cyberregs.com/icod/iebc/2012/index.htmhttp://www.mistersparky.com/services/code-compliancehttp://www.mistersparky.com/services/code-compliancehttp://www.mistersparky.com/services/code-compliancehttp://www.mistersparky.com/services/code-compliancehttp://myeclassonline.com/http://myeclassonline.com/http://myeclassonline.com/http://www.mistersparky.com/services/code-compliancehttp://publicecodes.cyberregs.com/icod/iebc/2012/index.htm


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CREATING SCHEMATIC FLOOR PLANS

WEEK 2 ASSIGNMENT 1

Charvida A King

May 29 2016

INTA 212

Residential Design 1


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BUBBLE DIAGRAMS


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RETAIL

SPACE

UP

57'-0"

8'-0"

16'-0"

6'-0"

16'-2"

10'-1

0"

26'-4"

22'-0" 4'-4"

28'-3"

28'-9"

57'-0"

4'-5" 9'-0" 9'-0" 3'-11"

26'-4"

RECEPTION

SITTING AREA/

WAITING ROOM

LAWYER

OFFICE

ASSISTANT

STORAGE

LAW

LIBRARY

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME

FIRST FLOORSCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

CLASS:

ADDRESS

ART INSTITUTE OF PITTSBURGH

ONLINE DIVISION


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RETAIL

SPACE

UP

57'-0"

8'-0"

16'-0"

6'-0"

16'-2"

10'-10"

26'-4"

22'-0" 4'-4"

28'-3"

28'-9"

57'-0"

4'-5" 9'-0" 9'-0" 3'-11"

26'-4"

RECEPTION

SITTING AREA/

WAITING ROOM

LAWYER

OFFICE

ASSISTANT

UNISEXY

RESTROOM

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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SPACE

UP

57'-0"

8'-0"

16'-0"

6'-0"

16'-2"

10'-1

0"

26'-4"

22'-0" 4'-4"

28'-3"

28'-9"

57'-0"

4'-5" 9'-0" 9'-0" 3'-11"

26'-4"

RECEPTION

SITTING AREA/

WAITING ROOM

LAWYER

OFFICE

ASSISTANT

ENTRY

UNISEX

RESTROOM

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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KITCHEN

DN

UP

DW

REF.

13'-2" 13'-2"

26'-4"

28'-6"

20'-6"

8'-0"

57'-0"

4'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.

10'-0"

HOME OFFICE

LIVING ROOM

DINING AREA

CRAFTS

AREA

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME

SECOND FLOORSCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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KITCHEN

DN

UP

DW

REF.

13'-2" 13'-2"

26'-4"

28'-6"

20'-6"

8'-0"

57'-0"

4'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.

10'-0"

HOME OFFICE

LIVING ROOM

DINING AREA

CRAFTS

AREA

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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KITCHEN

DN

UP

DW

REF.

13'-2" 13'-2"

26'-4"

28'-6"

20'-6"

8'-0"

57'-0"

4'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.10'-0"

LIVING ROOM

HOME

OFFICECRAFTS

AREA

DINING AREA

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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DN

17'-9" 8'-8"

26'-4"

28'-6"

28'-6"

57'-0"

0"

10'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.

10'-0"

BTHRM.

MASTER

BED

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 3

LAUNDRY

CLOTHES

STRORAGE

LINEN

STORAGE

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME

THIRD FLOORSCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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DN

17'-9" 8'-8"

26'-4"

28'-6"

28'-6"

57'-0"

0"

10'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.

10'-0"

BTHRM.

LAUNDRYCLOTHES

STORAGE

MASTER

BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3`

LINEN STORAGE

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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DN

17'-9" 8'-8"

26'-4"

28'-6"

28'-6"

57'-0"

0"

10'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.

10'-0"

BTHRM.

LAUNDRYCLOTHES

STORAGE

MASTER

BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3`

LINEN STORAGE

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS


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RETAIL

SPACE

UP

57'-0"

8'-0"

16'-0"

6'-0"

16'-2"

10'-10"

26'-4"

22'-0" 4'-4"

28'-3"

28'-9"

57'-0"

4'-5" 9'-0" 9'-0" 3'-11"

26'-4"

LAWYER OFFICE

RESTROOM ASSISTANT

SITTING

AREA

RECEPTION

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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KITCHEN

DN

UP

DW

REF.

13'-2" 13'-2"

26'-4"

28'-6"

20'-6"

8'-0"

57'-0"

4'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

C.H.

10'-0"

OFFICE CRAFT AREA

LIVING ROOM

DINING ROOM

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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DN

17'-9" 8'-8"

26'-4"

28'-6"

28'-6"

57'-0"

0"

10'-2" 6'-0" 6'-0" 4'-2"

26'-4"

57'-0"

BTHRM.

CLOTHES

STORAGE

LAUNDRY

MASTER

BED

LINEN

COSET

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 3

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

SHEET:

CLIENT NAME


1

CLASS:

ADDRESS


ONLINE DIVISION


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Jenny Donahue

1702 Main Street

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Charvida A King

INTA 212 Residential Planning


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KITCHEN

DNUP

DW

REF.

C.H.

10'-0"

OFFICE

DINING AREA

LIVING ROOM

SECOND FLOOR ROOM PLANSCALE12"=1'-0"

684"

72" 48" 335" 49"

684"

316

"

26"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

26"


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KITCHEN

DNUP

DW

REF.

C.H.

10'-0"

OFFICE

DINING AREA

LIVING ROOM

684"

293" 102"

72" 48" 336" 48"

316"

26"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

24"

47"

27"

684"

SECOND FLOOR FURNITURE PLANSCALE

12" =1'-0"


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DN

C.H.

10'-0"

MASTER BEDROOM

LAUNDRY LINEN

STORAG

CLOTHES

STORAGE

BEDROOM 3

CLOT

STOR

THIRD FLOOR PLANSCALE12"=1'-0"

684"

216" 32" 42" 273"

401" 48"

316"

26"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

24"

48"

26"

684"


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DN

C.H.


LAUNDRY LINEN

STORA

CLOTHES

STORAGE

BEDROOM 3

684"

209" 39" 45" 268"

401" 48"

316"

26"

48"

24"

48"

24"

47"

25"

48"

26"

684"

CLO

STO

THIRD FLOOR FURNITURE PLANSCALE12"=1'-0"


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72"

48"

CUSTOM CABINET ELEVATIONSCALE 1/2"=1'-0"


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CUSTOM CABINET ELEVATIONSCALE 1/2"=1'-0"


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REFLECTION AND COMPILATION

WEEK 6 ASSIGNMENT 1

Charvida A King

June 24, 2016

INTA212 Residential Planning


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JUSTIFICATION

How did you develop your concept for the project? What were your design goals, and how

were they achieved? How does your design reflect the culture and diversity of the client whowill occupy the space?

To develop my design concept, I did some investigation on my client and her family. I studied

her design style and identified her needs and wants. While designing my clients home, my goal

was to bring comfort and functionality to the space being designed. I achieved this goal byresearching furniture to meet her style preference, fabrics that were suitable for the area, and

arrangements that would promote comfort. My client, Miss Jenny Donahue, is an avid runner

who enjoys running next to the lake. I tried to incorporate earth tones into the furniture and

finishes to bring outdoors, in. This worked out well considering her style type is Art Nouveau,which has some earthy details included in most designs. A lot of the designs include vines and

other pants to compliment the furniture finish and style.

While working on Miss Donahues home, I was required to create many schematic plans thatcould possibly be used as a final design for the home. When you begin designing, you begin with

a vision, nothing on paper, everything in your mind. You look at the space and can vision what

can go where, but you dont take into consideration actual measurements of furniture, actual

finish of floor, etc. Working on schematic plans has helped me to make my vision become areality. I was able to create different scenarios with furniture arrangements as well as create

different scenarios with room placement.

REFLECTION

Throughout the six weeks that I have spent in this class, I have learned a lot about the residentialdesign process, as well as learned a lot about myself as a designer. I learned that every detail

counts when designing a home or room. You have to focus on room size, room placement,

furniture type, fabric types, lighting, flooring, wall coverings, and the list goes on. What Ilearned about myself is, as a designer, I need to work on space planning a lot more. Space is, in

my opinion, the most important part of the design process. As designers, our responsibility is to

make space as functional as possible without making it uncomfortable. Our client expects for us

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