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MACHAIR BEACH RESORT“Blending work and play is our Forte”

2800 N. ROOSEVELT BLVD.KEY WEST FLORIDA 33040

Assignment 1: Schematic Design—Prototypes, Schematic Furniture

Plans, Gantt Chart

Nicole Stebnitz

W3A1: INTA242

DESIGN SOLUTIONS STATEMENT

Machair Beach Front Hotel is a luxurious, contemporary gulf side property. It boasts beautiful gulf side views, fresh air, and modern amenities. The second floor office environment is designed to create openness between lower level management departments. This will allow for problem solving, and creativity to ensure a productive environment. The upper level management offices will all have tempered glass with window treatments. This will allow them to have more light as well as keep informed with what is going on in thier department, and the window treatments will provide privacy when needed. The furniture used in all of the spaces are set up to ensure each employee has what is needed to complete the job. There will be ergonomic chairs as well as plenty of storage. The colors used will create an environement that sparks creativity and also relaxation.

Machair Beach Resort1st and 2nd Floor Work Spaces

Key West FloridaContemporary, luxurious design .

Balance of wood stone, and tile with silk and leather fabrics to create a

balance of textures. A light and funcolor scheme that will create relaxingenvironment with splashes of bright

colors to promote creativity and productivity.

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ASSIGNMENT 2: SCHEMATIC DESIGNINTA242: FACULTY THOMPSON

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Images Cited

1. “Sandy White Beach Scenes.” Google Images. n.d. Image. 20 September 2016. <https://www.google.com/search?q=sandy+white+beach+scene&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjP-OCZt6LPAhVC2oMKHb4ZBewQsAQINg&biw=960&bih=471#imgrc=_.>

2. “Kardiel Marshmellow Red Aniline Unique Leather Sofa.” KnowledgeBase. 9 April 2013. Image. 20 September 2016.

<http://newknowledgebase.com/the-best-red-leather-sofa-for-your-house.>

3. “Ovolo Hotel launches Hong Kong’s “live-in” co-working space.” E27. 25 December 2015. Image. 20 September 2016.

<https://e27.co/ovolo-hotel-launches-hong-kongs-live-coworking-space-20151224/>

4. “Timeless Treasures Beach Pass Sand.” Fabric.com. N.d. Image. 21 September 2016. <https://www.fabric.com/buy/0333300/timeless-treasures-beach-pass-sand>

5. “Unique Marble Floors.” Home Flooring Ideas. N.d. Image. 21 September 2016. <http://deat.fortworthfuneralhome.com/replace-cultured-marble-floors/unique-marble-floors/>

6. “Extravagant Staircases by Bonansea Scale.” Staircase 123. 7 September 2011. Image. 21 September 2016. <https://staircase123.wordpress.com/category/spiral-stairs/>

ASSIGNMENT 2: PREDESIGN—RESEARCH AND SKETCHESINTA242 FACULTY THOMPSON

SEPTEMBER 14, 2016W1A2

Nicole Stebnitz

CLOSED SPACE

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SKETCHES: CLOSED OFFICE SPACES

CLOSED OFFICE SPACE: DESCRIPTION

The types of jobs that would be done in these locations are Telemarketers, data entry, insurance claims, AutoCad operators, administrative, secrectarial, consultors, Research Designers.

The type of work that would be done is repetitive with hardly any face to face communication. The workers need uninterrupted concentration and could use several types of media and technology. The working codes that are based on the above tasks would be Individual Processing and Individual Analyzing and Creating. The actual individual office space would be seen in large firms for example for the upper management. Looking at the “Bullpen” style where the cubicles are all lined up would be seen in areas such as telemarketing firms. Early on the Bullpen area would be in the middle and the outer offices would be separate for managers. They would have the views and natural light.

They originated from the industrial revolution copying the factory assembly line idea. The desks are lined in a row with panels that enclose the workspace area. The cubicles are used to allow for each worker to concentrate and not be distracted by outside influences. They are stationary spaces and are only used by one individual. There would be storage in single office spaces and cubicles wouldn’t need that. They can also be decorated by each individual to add their own personal touch.

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OPEN OFFICE SPACES: DESCRIPTION

The types of jobs that would be done in these types of spaces are ones that workers need to work together and communicate ideas to one another. This could be design teams, new business development, project teams ect. These types of spaces are used to promote innovation and creative ideas and have cross functional communication. There are spaces for a variety of activities with various individuals and groups. There are group sessions, and display areas for conceptual work. The key term in these types of settings is “Teamwork”.

These offices spaces are completely open with sections that are used for various tasks that are specific to the company. Individuals may use any of the spaces so there is movement throughout. Group and individual collaborating is key in creating a space that lets the workers be productive.

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CO-WORKING OFFICE SPACES: DESCRIPTION

Co-working office spaces are ones that are not locked into any one individual. They are used by people who don’t work at a conventional workspace. This could be a journalist, salesperson who goes to client locations, mortgage broker, creative writers, software writers, copyeditors, consultants, auditors, and inspectors. All of these either are with their customers most of the time and are out in the field, or they work odd hours. Using this type of space allows for flexibility and creativity. These types of places can be found anywhere from houses, to warehouses to juice bars and cafes. Certain spaces can be dedicated to a certain type of job allowing for individuals to also communicate if needed. Many of these types of places would be tech savy.

WORKS CITED

Image 1: Gregoire, Caroline. How Your Office Is Harming Your Health. Digital image.HowYour Office Is Harming Your Health | Huffington Post. Huffington Post, 21 Apr. 2014. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 2: Realty Advisors, Capstone. Open Space Advantages. Digital image. Office Design Debate | Open Space vs the Cubicle. Blog at Wordpress.com, n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 3: Realty Advisors, Capstone. The Cubicle. Digital image. Office Design Debate | Open Space vs the Cubicle. Blog at Wordpress.com, n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 4: Stack Overflow. Fog Creek Bionic Office. Digital image. Why We (Still) Believe in Private Offices-Stackoverflow Blog-A Destination for All Things Related to Developement at Stack Overflow. Stack Overflow, n.d. Web. 19 Sept. 2016.

Image 5: Stack Overflow. Glass Walls Office. Digital image. Why We (Still) Believe in Private Offices-Stackoverflow Blog-A Destination for All Things Related to Developement at Stack Overflow. Stack Overflow, n.d. Web. 19 Sept. 2016.

Image 6: Snapshots, Office. Economia. Digital image. 9 Inspirational Open Office Workspaces - Office Snapshot. Office Snapshot, n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 7: Snapshots, Office. Scopely. Digital image. 9 Inspirational Open Office Workspaces - Office Snapshot. Office Snapshot, n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 8: Snapshots, Office. Kixeye. Digital image. 9 Inspirational Open Office Workspaces - Office Snapshot. Office Snapshot, n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 9: COCO. Co-working Office Space - COCO. Digital image. Downtown Minneapolis - COCO Co-working Office Space. COCO, n.d. Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

Image 10: Rocheleau, Jake. Ice House, New Orleans, Louisiana. Digital image. Top 20 Coworking Spaces in the United States - Hongkiat. Hongkiat, n.d.Web. 14 Sept. 2016.

ASSIGNMENT 3: PROGRAMMING—OBSERVATIONS AND INTERVIEWNICOLE STEBNITZ: INTA242: W1A3: SEPTEMBER 17TH, 2016

PART 1: OBSERVATION OF THE WORKPLACE AND INTERVIEW

The observation was done at Micro Precision. This is a machine shop that deals with CNC for small parts. One of their largest customers is Stryker. They make small parts for the beds that you would find in emergency rooms and hospitals. They also make small parts for several other companies, that is just one of the largest clients. The plant is laid out with the salaried workers at the front of the building and the factory portion is in the rear. There will sketches showing the layout as this is one of the issues that came up in the interviews.

There were several positions that I was able to interview: The first was the President, the second was the vice president, the third was the Supervisor for the Manufacturing floor and the fourth was the Manager for quality control.

PART 2: WORKPLACE SUMMARYWork Modes of those Interviewed:

President of the Company: This position requires various work modes. It requires Individual Processing, Individual Analyzing/Creating, Group Collaberation, and collaborating

Vice-President: This position requires Collaberating, Individual Processing, Individual Analyzing and Creating

Supervisor Manufacturing Floor: Group collaberation, and Individual Analyzing

Quality Control: Individual Processing

Top 5 issues from interviews:

1. The ergonomics of the office spaces for the salaried office staff was the top problem. There were complaints of lighting at the desk areas, straining to look at the computers, and keyboard placement. Some even had some issues that were brought up about problems with hands and wrists. This was brought to the vice-presidents attention from the secretarial office workers.

2. Layout of offices in relation to the vice-presidents office. There is a very long hallway and all of her staff down to HR are located along this hallway. Every time during the day they have to get up and come to her office or they have to go to hers and it takes a lot of time during the day.

3. Quality control complained of uncomfortable seating in their office while examining pieces.

4. Supervisor of the manufacturing floor complained of poor lighting and no storage space in his office

5. Conference room seating uncomfortable.

PART 2: WORKPLACE SUMMARYThe Vice President has to complete various tasks that require her to speak with her employees. Questions arise about accountingissues, staffing issues, ect. The adjacencies of these offices are spread out over two very long hallways. The President and Vice-Presidents offices are also located right at the main entryway with the lobby in between them. There are several times that sales people walk in during the day and sometimes interrupt work because the girl who works at the front desk has to go away from her desk to complete faxing, copying, or other secretarial errands. The other issue that arose was that the desks, computers, chairs, and lighting in these spaces have not been updated for a very long time. Although they were good at the time that was over 10 yearsago for the desk furniture, and the chairs just get replaced with no thought into the ergonomics of the chairs. The vice president is at her desk all day and is also the controller for the company. This means that she is looking at her computer and in her chair all day, except when she has to walk down to her employees offices to help with any issues. As far as the offices themselves they are closed offices where needed. The employees that perform repetitive activities, have minimal face to face, a high level of automation, and are in a sedentary position all have closed office spaces for concentration. The Shift manager for the floor has his office out in the main CNC machining area and has problems with the noise in his office. It is good that he is out on the floor with an office that has a window to look out but the acoustical aspect of the space leaves him frustrated while trying to complete his Individual Processing activities.

Quality control is also in the middle of the CNC machining floor and did just have some remodeling done to enlarge the space, but they did not take into consideration acoustical issues in that space either. There are several large windows on each wall so they don’t feel closed in, but it too is loud in this space which does not help with their concentration.

Overall the front offices are just to spread out for communication among the staff and the acoustics of the offices on the shop floor need to be updated. They also need to update the office spaces to make the staff more productive. These are the individual processing positions and Individual Analyzing and Creating positions (HR, Bookkeeping, Secretarial, and Data Entry).

SHIFT MANAGER OFFICE LAYOUT QUALITY CONTROL ROOM

EXAMPLE OF THE DESKS IN THE FRONT OFFICES OF INDIVIDUAL PROCESSING WORK MODES

BREAK AREA WITH WINDOW TO MANUFACTURING AREA ALSO WITH ACOUSTICAL ISSUES

LAYOUTS OF FRONT OFFICES AND MANUFACTURING PLANT WHERE INTERVIEWS WERE CONDUCTED

ASSIGNMENT 1: CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES OF THE SCULPTURAL

STAIRCASE

IBC CODES FOR STAIRWAYS

1011.1: General: Stairways serving occupied portions of a building shall comply with the requirements of Sections 1011.2 through 1011.13. Alternating tread devices shall comply with Section 1011.14.

Exception: Within rooms or spaces used for assembly purposes, stepped aisles shall comply with Section 1029.

1011.2: Width and Capacity: The required capacity of stairways shall be determined as specified in Section 1005.1, but the minimum width shall not be less than 44 inches

Exceptions: 1. Stairways serving an occupant load of less than 50 shall have a width of not less than 36”. 2. Spiral stairways as provided for in Section 1011.10

1011.3: Headroom: Headroom clearance must not be less than 80” measured vertically from a line connecting the edge of the nosings. This headroom must be continuous above the stairway to the point where the line intersects the landing below, one tread depth beyond the bottom riser. Minimum clearance must be maintained the full width of the stairway and landing.

STAIRWAY CODES

Exceptions to 1011.3: Spiral stairways that comply with Section 1011.10 are permitted a 78” headroom clearance.

1011.4: Walkline: The walkline across winder treads shall be concentric to the direction of travel through the turn and located 12” from the side where the winders are narrower. The 12” dimension shall be measured from the widest point of the clear stair width at the walking surface of the winder. Where winders are adjacent within the flight, the point of the widest clear stair width of the adjacent winders shall be used.

1011.5: Stair treads and risers: Stair treads shall comply with Sections 1011.5.1 through 1011.5.5.3

1011.5.1: Dimension reference surfaces: For the purpose of this section all dimensions are exclusive of carpets rugs, or runners.

1011.5.2: Riser height and tread depth: Stair riser heights shall be 7” maximum and 4” minimum. The riser height shall be measured vertically between the nosings of adjacent treads. Rectangular tread depths shall be 11” minimum measured horizontallsy between the vertical planes of the foremost projection of adjacent treads and at a right angle to the treads nosing. Winder treads shall have a minimimum tread depth of 11” between the bertical planes of the foremost projection of adjacent treads at the intersections with the walkline and a minimum tread depth of 10” within the clear width of the stair.

STAIRWAY CODES

1011.5.4: Dimensional Uniformity: Stair treads and risers shall be of uniform size and shape. The tolerance between the largest and smallest riser height or between the largest and smallest tread depth shall not exceed 3/8” in any flight of stairs. The greatest winder tread depth at the walklinewithin any flight of stairs shall not exceed the smallest by more than 3/8”.

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MG

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SEATP

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YMF

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YMF

SEATP

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P

SEATP

SEAT

P

4'-3"

6'-6"

7'-8"

6'-0"

3'-11"

7'-3"

5'-6

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STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS

REVISIONS



FURNITURE SCHEDULE FIRST FLOOR

TAG DESCRIPTION SIZE

WS-1 Herman Miller: Landing 08 29' Long x 6' Wide: Seating for up to 7

WS-2 Herman Miller Plaza 01 21' Long x 6' Wide: Seating for up to 13

ws-3 Herman Miller Plaza 02: Table and Chairs 7'6" x 7'6" Seating for 4

WS-4 Herman Miller Plaza 03: Table and Chairs 6' x 4': Seating for 2

WS-5 Herman Miller 04: Table/Chairs/Lounge seat withdesk and storage.

10' x 15': Seating for up to 7

WS-7 Herman Miller: Hive Workstation interchangeabletables and lounge seats with tables

20' long x 5'6" Wide: Seating for up to 8

WS-8 Herman Miller Haven 11: Seating for two: Desk andstorage.

12' long x 21" deep with peninsula desk.

CH-1 Herman Miller: Embody Chair: Adjustable 27" 32"D


SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

SEATP

TABLEP

SEAT

P

SEAT PSEAT P

TABLEP

TABLEP

SEAT

P

TABLEP

SEATP

SEAT P

TABLEP

SEATP

SEAT P

WS-2

WS4

6'-0"

3'-11"

C C

F F

SS

S

PC PC

PC PC PC

PC PCPCPC

PC

PC PC

PC

PC

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STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS

REVISIONS

POWER CABLE SECURITY OPEN WORKSPACE 1ST FLOORSCALE 1"=1'-0"


ELECTRICAL/CABLE/SECURITYSYMBOLS

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION

CameraCeiling Mounted Emergency Lighting

Fire Detector

Smoke Alarm

Duplex Receptacle Runiture Mounted

Phone Charger

C

FS

FR

PC

UP M

FR

M

PC

SS S SD

23

S S S SK

DMT

CR

C SFPC

M

F S

S

CLI

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STR

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ADD

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.

STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS

REVISIONS

STAIRS ELEVATIONSCALE 14"=1'-0"


CLI

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STR

EET

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RES

SC

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INSTRUCTOR

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ASSIGNMENT

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REVISIONS



DN

OPEN TO BELOW

WKSURF

P

BATH 1

SHARED

RECEPTION WITH SEATING

MEETING ROOM 1

CONFERENCE ROOM

MEETING ROOM 2

SERVER ROOM

BATH 2

IT DIRECTOR

Sales Open Work Space (3) Accounting Open Work Space (3)


192 SF

TABLEP

42

TABLEP

42 x 84

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180 SF

WKS

UR

FP

36D

x 96W

SEATP

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WKSU

RF

P

STOR

AGE

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P

SEAT

P

SEATP

CN

BN

AN

04 (120)DN

06

06E

WKS

UR

FP

WKSU

RF

P

WKSURF

P

LU

WKSURF

P

WKSURFP

WKSURFP

WKSU

RF

P

WKSURF

P

WKSURFP

WKSU

RF

P Help D

esk24/60

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P

SEAT

P

SEATP

06EW

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RF

P

WKSU

RF

P

WKSURF

P

LU

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P

WKSURFP

WKSURFP

WKSU

RF

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WKSURF

P

WKSURFP

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P 24d x 42l 24/42

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13D x 48W

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TABLEP

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168 SF

828 SF247 SF

828 SF

TABLEP

42 x 84

WS-4

T-1

Executive:Admin. Asst

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247 SF

88 SF

528 SF

266 SF

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140 SF

405 SF

168 SF

SEATP

WS-1

208 SF

WS-2

SEATP

WS-3

WS-4

WS-2

WS-5

WS-4

WS-4

T-2 T-6

WS-5

IT Tech Support

T-4

T-1

Executive:Asst.Manager

300 SF

T-3

SUPPORT

AccountingController

CH-3

Executive:Work Space (4)

SalesManager

Executive:GeneralManager

SEAT

P

SEATP

Acct.AsstCont.

SEATP

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P

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P

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P

SEATP

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P

SEAT

P

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P

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F

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STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS

2nd Floor Furniture PlanSCALE 1/8"=1'-0"


FURNITURE SCHEDULE

TAG DESCRIPTION SIZEWS -1 Herman Miller Workstation:

Hive 065: 4 Person14' x 14' Footprint

WS-2 Herman Miller Workstation:Hive 031: 3 Person

12' x 12' Footprint

WS-3 Herman Miller Workstation:Hive 098: 2 Person

14'-6" Wide x 7'-6" Deep

WS-4 Herman Miller Workspace:Haven 004: Private

9' x 7' x 21" deep

WS-5 Herman Miller Workstation:Haven 003: Single person

Left side: 19"D x 9'6"W Rightside: 32"D x 6'W Middle:7'-10"W

CH-1 Herman Miller Seating: EarnesSoft Pad Chair

30"H x 23"W x 16"D

CH-2 Herman Miller Plex LoungeChair

43"H x 28"W x 34" D

CH-3 Earnes Tandem Sling Seat with2 ADA Seats

Total: 13'-7"W x 70" Deep

CH-4 Herman Miller: EmbodyLounge Chair

30" W x 43" H Seat HeightAdjusts 16" to 20.5"

CH-5 Herman Miller: Tuxedo LoungeCorner Sofa

90" each side and 29" Deep.

T-1 Herman Miller Baguette Table 18"D x 6'W

T-2 Herman Miller: Renew: Sit tostand Table

9' Right side x 11'Left side

T-3 Herman Miller Polygon WireTable

32" Diameter, 20" High

T-4 Herman Miller: Envelope DeskDual Stage Sit to stand

22" - 48" Adjustable height, 70"W x 30" deep

T-5 Herman Miller: Nelson SwagLeg Desk

60"W x 36"D x 30" H

T-6 Herman Miller Officina RoundTable: Glass

47" Diameter

T-7 Herman Miller: Burdick GroupConference Table

60" L x 30" W x 28.5"H

CH-1

CH-2

CH-4


SEAT

P

SEAT

P

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WKSU

RF

P

WKSURF

P

LU

WKSURF

P

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RF

P

WKSURF

P

WKSURFP

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WS-5

Acct.AsstCont.

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.

STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS

Acct. Sales Workspace ElectricalSCALE 3/4"=1'-0"


POWER/CABLE Symbol

Symbol DescriptionCard Reader

Combination electrical outletand phone station

Ceiling Mounted EmergencyLighting

Fire Detector

Smoke Alarm

Camera

Switch with Dimmer

Quadruplex Receptacle OutletWall Mounted

CR

PC

F

SC

DMS

M

CH-1

CH-2

CH-4

WKSURF

P

180 SF

SEATP

WKSURFP

WKSU

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P

STOR

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SalesManager

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STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS

It Office ElectricalSCALE 3/4"=1'-0"


POWER/CABLE SYMBOLS

TAG DESCRIPTIONCamera

Card Reader

Ceiling Mounted EmergencyLighting

Smoke Alarm

Fire Detector

Furniture Mounted DuplexReceptacle

C

CR

S

F

CH-1

CH-2

CH-4

DN

R R R R R RRRR

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.

STUDENT

INSTRUCTOR

DUE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

A1of _ SHEETS



Lighting Schedule

Symbol DESCRIPTIONGE LED Strip Lightiing

GE 18" Recessed Can Light

Ge Pendant Lighting

CH-4

WKSURF

P

180 SF

SEATP

WKSURFP

WKSU

RF

P

STOR

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WS-4

SalesManager

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Networking Space

546 SF

Dedicated

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1

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AGE

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1

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I^NL^N

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TABLEP O

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SEATP

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WKSURFP

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7'-0"

5'-0"

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1572

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900.

2430

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2042

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1530

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91^9

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RAG

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700.

3020

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RAG

EPFF

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RAG

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3620

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72K.

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2430

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1.01

2042

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91^9

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RAG

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700.

3020

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STO

RAG

EPFF

71K.

4220

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RAG

EPFF

71K.

3620

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91^M

S^KC

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RAG

EPFF

72K.

3620

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