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“PEOPLE IGNORE DESIGN THAT IGNORES

PEOPLE” -FRANK CHIMERO

SCHOOL STUDIOS 01 SKETCHING02 COAST COFFEE CO. 03 I-509 ADVERTISING FIRM 04 HARVEST POINTE-ROOTZ BREWERY05 SPOKANE HEALING ARTS06 THE LILAC JAZZ CLUBPROFESSIONAL WORK - UPTIC STUDIOS08 PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATES SPOKANE, WA 09 MALONEY + O’NEILL INSURANCE COUER D’ ALENE, ID 10 PARK LANE RESIDENCE SPOKANE, WA

11 CLUB DRIVE RESIDENCE SPOKANE, WA 12 PRIEST LAKE RESIDENCE PRIEST RIVER, ID

PERSONAL PROJECT 13 OLIVE AND BOONE CUSTOM MILLINERY

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Coast COFFEE CO.

DESIGN PROCESS

A BIKE WHEEL IS A SYMBOL OF TRANSFORMING FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER

MEANING LOCATION OR IN OUR DAILY LIVES. TRANSITIONS ARE FOUND IN THE OXYDIZED COPPER PARTITIONS, COLOR SCHEME FROM COOL TO WARM AND LIGHT TO DARK FABRICS

AND MATERIALS. THE DESIGN ALSO INCLUDES FURNITURE MADE FROM OLD BIKE PARTS. (ABSTRACTED BIKE WHEEL SHOWN TO THE

RIGHT AND SEEN IN THE PARTITION DESIGNS)

T R A N S F O R M A T I O N S TRANSITIONS REINVENT

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COAST ALSO DISPLAYS LOCAL ART BY TRANSITIONING THROUGH ARTISTS IN THE AREA

INTERIOR COUNTER PERSPECTIVE - LIGHTS TRANSITIONING THROUGH COPPER CEILING FEATURE.

INTERIOR LOUNGE PERSPECTIVE - CUSTOM CHANDELIER MADE FROM REYCLED BIKE LIGHTS.

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Office DesignFebruary 1, 2011Erin HaskellTalieh Ghane

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I-509 AGENCY IS DESIGNED TO FOSTER THE CLIENT/FIRM RELATIONSHIP BY FOCUSING ON EMPLOYEE COLLABORATION,

EMBRACING CHANGE AND CONSTANTLY MAKING PROGRESS ALONG THE WAY. THE IDEA OF A ROAD TRIP IS THE MAIN INSPIRATION OF THE

DESIGN AND THE MOVEMENT IN THE SPACE IS MEANT TO CELEBRATE THE JOURNEY OF BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS FROM START

TO FINISH. THE SPACE IS STRATEGICALLY DESIGNED TO MOVE THE CLIENT FROM LEFT TO RIGHT WITH VARIOUS POSITIVE PIT STOPS.

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Conference Room405

CEO Office401 Men's

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THE ABOVE PERSPECTIVES SHOWCASE THE ENVIRONMENT DEDICATED TO EMPLOYEE COLLABORATION THROUGH STEELCASE FURNITURE SYSTEMS AND OPEN/FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN.

ROOTZ BREWERY AT HARVEST POINTE

CONNECTION ATTRACTION W H E A T H I S T O R Y

THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF ROOTZ BREWERY IS TO CREATE A UNIQUEATMOSPHERE THAT PROMOTES

ENTERTAINMENT AND INTERACTION. PATRONS WILL ENGAGE IN THEIR OWN BEER MAKING WHILE

LEARNING ABOUT THE RICH HISTORY OF RITZVILLE, WA. THE

BREWERY WILL CREATE MICROBREWS USING LOCAL WHEAT TO BE SOLD

EXCLUSIVELY AT ROOTZ WITH THE GOAL OF EXPANDING THE PRODUCT

THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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SPOKANE HEALING ARTS

Naturopathic and Special Alternatives:Pediatric Clinic Research

Nearly a quarter of the Spokane population is comprised of children 18 years and younger. Among this demographic, nearly a third of those children are being raised by a single parent (US Census Bureau 2009). This presents a unique need for the children of Spokane. One of the more costly expenses for these children is not only food and shelter, but also healthcare (Spokane Regional Health District 2008). While this seems to be taken care of by Spokane’s numerous larger hospitals located on the South Hill, “there are not alternative medical centers offering unconventional care for children and tradi-tional medical centers can be very intimidating for kids,” according to Spokane Clinical Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Kaitlin Kardong.

There is a growing trend in healthcare towards a non-traditional preventative care method as outlined by the new Obamacare bill in Title IV. Within this document, health care is becoming more hands on, and encourages the public to become more educated in lifestyle changes to counter not only Spokane’s, but also the Nation’s larger problems pertaining to the outstanding cost of hospital stays and pharmaceuticals. “Multiple healthcare workers have witnessed this need,” says Nurse Manager Sherrie Sadler who also states, “the cost of healthcare has spiraled out of control and while this plan will be effective when implemented, there is a lot of change that needs to happen not only within the hospitals themselves, but also, within the mindset of the American public.” Another local physician, Dr. Todd Shclapfer admits that “with drug and insurance companies dictating patient treatment, it is difficult to trust your health is being more than managed. Most physicians are pressed for time and simply unable to educate [themselves] about alternatives that are available for your health.”

Research and interviews with local physicians confirm Spokane’s need for a child focused health center, in which children are given an alternative to the so easily prescribed pharmaceuticals of traditional medicine (Washington Post). Within this facility, special care will be taken to counter problems found within traditional health centers. In an effort to provide quality care and ease anxiety, the patient rooms are designed to promote one on one interaction and communication between the child and the parent as well as the child and the physician. Also, in an effort to educate both children and parents alike, workshops on nutrition, healthy dieting, gardening, depression, and physical education classes, such as yoga, will be offered. This center has chosen to focus on the person rather than the disease and aims to give patients the tools needed to counter their problems with lifestyle changes (Lewin 2009). Additionally, care will be taken to create a waiting room that accommodates patients comfortably. Universal design standards will be implemented as the facility welcomes children and families with unique challenges. The materials chosen will reflect the healthcare’s philosophy of naturalism, closely aligning with Spokane’s Sustainability Action Program, as outlined by the City of Spokane’s Environmental Programs.

There are many hospitals in the Spokane area, but currently, there is no evidence of a healthcare facility that caters to both children and alternative medicine. With the help of other local programs supporting holistic lifestyles, this new facility will help Spokane set new standards in the realm of pediatric care.

CITATIONS

City of Spokane. Environmental Programs. Retrieved from http://www.greenspokane.org/.Kardong, K. (2011, Jan 12). Clinical Traveling Spokane Nurse Practitioner . Telephone Interview.

Lewin S., Skea Z., Entwistle V.A., Zwarenstein M., Dick J. (2009). Interventions for Providers to Promote a Patient-Centered Approach in Clinical Consultations. The Cochrane Collaboration, (1).

Obamacare: A Short Summary of the Health Care Reform Law. Retrieved from http://www.suite101.com/content/hr-3590-a-short-overview-of-the-health-care-reform-law-a289308.

Sadler, Sherrie RN. (2011, Jan 17). VA Medical Center, Renal Dialysis Unit. Telephone Interview.

Schlapfer, T. MD. (2011, Jan 18). Coeur d’ Alene Healing Arts. Telephone Interview.

Spokane Regional Health District. Spokane county Demographics and social Charateristics 2008. Retrieved from http://www.srhd.org/documents/PublicHealthData/SCDemographics08.pdf.

Roberts, J. E., (2006, Oct 8) A Rush to Medicate Young Mind. Washington Post.

U.S. Census Bureau. (2010). Spokane Healthcare Statistics Spokane, WA. Retrieved from http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/53/53063.html.

Ulrich, R. MD. (2007). Effects of Interior Design on Wellness: Theory and Scientific Research. Journal of Healthcare Interior Design

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A. Custom Made Tree House meant for children to unwind in a confined and playful space as a way to begin the healing process.B. Wall created with Bark Material C. Sliding Doors D. Moveable children’s yoga mats and other small portable furniture for health education classes and Additional Work Space. E. Designated storage of naturopathic medicine including various vitamins, enzymes, hormones and other holistic remedies. F. Reception Area includes Secure check in/check outG. Couch and Chair Arranged for adequate counseling communication. H. Staff KitchenI. Computers and Scanners for secure and paperless recordsJ. Children’s Exam Table K. Recycling stationL. ADA accessible counter M. Emergency Exit – ADA Accessible N. Custom Printed 3-Form Glass Wall O. Stacked Stone Water Feature P. Storage for Staff’s Belongings

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TEAM FINALISTSTUDENT COMPETITION

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ADAPTIVE REUSE HISTORIC S P O K A N E S O U L F U L

remember when a martini only came dirty

or dry?

remember when a night on the town used to consist of a stiff drink, a good meal and dancing your troubles away?

now we spend our nights uploading pictures of ourselves on facebook and eating vegan meals pretending they taste good.

what happened?

THE ENTERTAINMENT AND RESTAURANT INDUSTRY SEEMS COMPLICATED IN TODAY’S AGE. THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES IS FULL OF SO MUCH TECHNOLOGY AND PROVIDES SO MANY AVENUES OF CYBER COMMUNICATION AND ENTERTAINMENT. AS A RESULT, WE AS A SOCIETY SELDOM ACTUALLY CONNECT IN REAL TIME. IT IS EASY TO FORGET HOW PEOPLE USED TO HAVE FUN AND ENJOY THEIR EVENINGS WITH FIENDS AND FAMILY WITHOUT TECHNOLOGY AND TODAY’S SOCIAL MEDIA DISTRACTIONS.

THE IDEA OF SPEAK EASY JAZZ CLUB AND A SIMPLER LIFE INSPIRES THE IDEAS BEHIND THE LILAC. THE ROARING AND REPETITIVE RHYTHMS HEARD IN A JAZZ OR BLUES BAND IS ESSENTIAL TO THE OVERALL IMPRESSION OF THE SPACE. A DELICATE BALANCE DERIVED FROM THE IDEA OF A SIMPLE LIFE IS VITAL TO THE FEELING OF THE PLACE SO PEOPLE CAN FEEL RELAXED. PATRONS WILL WANT TO ENGAGE IN THE MUSIC AND FORGET THEIR TROUBLES. THE SPACE PROJETS A PERFECT ENERGY BETWEEN FEMININE AND MASCULINE.

REPETITIVE ELEMENTS WILL BE INTRODUCED IN THE SPACE THROUGH ARCHITECTURAL AND INTERIOR DETAILS. SUBTLE MATERIALS INCORPORATING A VARIETY OF BOLD COLORS AND TEXTURES WILL BALANCE ONE ANOTHER IN THE SOPHISTICATED ENVIRONMENT. RHYTHMIC MOVEMENT WILL REPRESENT THE PLAY OF LIGHT AND SHADOW AND WILL COMPLIMENT THE REPETITIVE BALANCE.

JAZZ CLUB EXISTING BUILDING SPOKANE, WA

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DESIGN PROCESS

RESTORED HARRINGBONE COPPER TILES PLUSH FABRICS MARBLE BAR TOP

CUSTOM COLUMNSDINING BENCHESCREAM LEATHER SEATSRECYCLED KEYS

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Project Type: Medical OfficeProject Size: 11,350 SQ FTProject Cost: $2,000,000Completion Date: November 2012

Two-story medical office building with surface parking on Spokane’s South Hill for an established and successful group of Physical Therapists.The building was designed and built to improve patient outcomes and expand services in a comfortable and modern space. It provides Physical Therapy Associates with a 150 percent increase in square footage along with the ability to offer aquatic therapy, fitness classes and improve patient comfort and convenience.

Physical Therapy Associates, PS, OwnerRegulus Properties, LLC, Development ManagerUptic Studios, Architecture and Interior DesignYost, Mooney & Pugh Contractors, INC., General Contractor

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2. SEAT COVER DISPENSER TO ACCOMODATE JAMES RIVER #724AND 725 SEAT COVERS

3. PROVIDE (2) 6"x6" ACCESSIBILITY SIGN, w" PLASTIC, SCREWANCHORAGE W/ STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS. SIGNS SHALL HAVE 2"HIGH TACTILE WHITE LETTERS ON BLUE BACKGROUND

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PRODUCT MANUFACTURER STYLE NO. COLOR NO. & NAME REMARKS

FLOORING

CPT TILE-1 LAVISH MINK 00798PATCRAFT #Z6453

CPT-2

1. ALL PAINTED MDF TO HAVE A POLYURETHANE LACQUER FINSISH COAT2. PROVIDE SAMPLES FOR OWNER REVIEW / APPROVAL

INSTALL EXTERIOR GYM

VT-1

VT-2

REX COURT

PATCRAFT #Z6453 SENSUOUS RAIN 00526 INSTALL INTERIOR GYM

& ALL CPT TILE AREAS

MANNINGTON

MANNINGTON

CREATE

CREATE

BARK 101

TOFFEE 100

9" x 18" TILES

9" x 18" TILES

SHAW #0003V ANTIQUE OAK 01823

BASE

RB JOHNSONITETRAD. WALL

PAINT

PT-1 BENJAMIN MOORE

TILE

TL-1 76X152MM GLO, SUPER WHITE

EGGSHELL M9416986, DECORATORS WHITE

TL-1 3" x 6"

100X400MM GLO, SUPER WHITETL-2 TIERRA SOL 4" x 16"

REX COURT

COUNTER

CABINET

L-1 WILSONART LAMINATE #7945K-18

#1572-60 ANTIQUE WHITEL-2

SHAW #0003V ANTIQUE OAK 01823

BASE TOAST 283

TIERRA SOL

COR-1

C-2

INSTALLED ABOVE4" x 16" TILES

DUPONT

DUPONT

CORIAN

CORIAN

ANTIQUE WHITE

WILSONART LAMINATE

EARTH

XANADU CASEWORK SURFACE

CASEWORK COUNTERS

RB-TREADS, RISERSARMSTRONG GRAPHITE GREY 61TILES RISERS, TILES

STAIR TREADS, INSTALL EMPLOYEESTAIRCASE

ROOM ROOM FLOOR WALLS

NUMBER NAME FINISH BASE NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST CEILING REMARKS

101 VESTIBULE CPT TILE-1 RB

102 WELCOME CENTER RB PT-1

103 RECEPTION RB PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

104 OFFICE RB

105 BILLING RB -

106 CORRIDOR #1 RB PT-1

107 POOL RB

108 POOL EQUIPMENT RB PT-1

109BATHROOM/SHOWER #2 RB

110BATHROOM/SHOWER

#1

111 W.C. #1

112 VESTIBULE #2 RB PT-1 PT-1

113 STORAGE RB PT-1 PT-1

114 MESSAGE THERAPY RB

115 LAUNDRY RB PT-1

116 STATION #1 RB

PT-1 PT-1PT-1

PT-1

PT-1PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1PT-1

PT-1 PT-1PT-1

117 THERAPY #1 RB PT-1

118

119 RB PT-1 PT-1

120 RB PT-1

121 RB PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

--

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

- -

122 RB PT-1

123 RB PT-1

124 STATION #2 RB PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

125 JANITOR CLOSET RB PT-1 PT-1

126 THERAPY #8 RB PT-1 PT-1

127 THERAPY #9 RB

128 GYM RB PT-1

129 OFFICE SUITE RB

PT-1

PT-1

CPT PT-1

PT-1

PT-1PT-1

PT-1 PT-1PT-1

130 W.C. #4 RB

131 W.C. #5

201 CATWALK RB PT-1 PT-1

202 STUDIO RB PT-1

203 LOCKER ROOM VT-2 RB PT-1

REXCOURT

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

204 BREAK ROOM RB PT-1

205 STORAGE/MECH. CONC. RB

PT-1 PT-1

THERAPY #2

THERAPY #3

THERAPY #4

THERAPY #5

THERAPY #6

THERAPY #7

PT-1PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

VT-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

CONCT

CPT-1CPT-2

CPT TILE-1

VT-1

VT-1

SRT

VT-2

CPT TILE-1

CPT TILE-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

PT-1

VT-1

VT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

VT-1,2

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

RB

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

CONC. CONC. CONC. CONC.

1. ALL DIFFUSERS, DUCTWORK & CONDUIT TO BE PAINTED PT-22. PROVIDE SAMPLES FOR OWNER REVIEW / APPROVAL

VT-1,2

PT-1

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VT-1,2 AREWANESCOTVT-1,2 AREWANESCOTVT-1,2 AREWANESCOT

VT-1,2 AREWANESCOTVT-1,2 AREWANESCOT

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1.1 1 BAR FAUCET

2 1 BATH SINK KRAUS KCV-122 1/2" 1/2"

2.1 1 BATH FAUCET

3 2 KITCHEN SINK DUPONT 966

3.1 9 KITCHEN FAUCET LUXE WATER CULTURE WHLX78572

4 1 DISHWASHER GE PDWT500/580R

5 2 FREEZER KENMORE

6 1 COFFEE MAKER BUNN AXIOM-APS DV APS 120

7 1 FRONT LOAD WASHER/O.F.C.I KENMORE 120 X

8 1 FRONT LOAD DRYER/ O.F.C.I KENMORE

9 2 ADA SHOWER

10

11 1 MICROWAVE GE

12 2 TABLE TOP W/ STOOLS CUSTOM X

13 10 THERAPY TABLES CUSTOM X

14 18 WAITING CHAIRS CUSTOM

15 1 END TABLE CUSTOM

16 2 COFFEE TABLE CUSTOM

17 1 CONFERENCE TABLE AND CHAIRS CUSTOM

18 2 HYDR./ O.F.C.I 115 X

19 1 ICE MAKER U-LINE SP98 STAINLESS

20 1 COPY MACHINE/ O.F.C.I

21 9 MASSAGE TABLE/ O.F.C.I

22

23 1 ROMAN CHAIR/ O.F.C.I

24 1 RSC BIKE/ O.F.C.I

25 1 RCMBNT BIKE/ O.F.C.I

26 2 UPRIGHT BIKE/ O.F.C.I 120 X

27 1 CYBEX/ O.F.C.I 120 X

28

30 1 TREADMILL/ O.F.C.I 115 X

31 1 INVERSION TABLE/ O.F.C.I

32 1 ELLPTCL/ O.F.C.I

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EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

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1 ARC TRAINER/ O.F.C.I

1 QUAD MILL/ O.F.C.I 115 X

33 1 TOTAL GYM/ O.F.C.I 33

3434 1 SKIER'S EDGE/ O.F.C.I X

35 1 WALL APP/ O.F.C.I X 35

36

37

36

37

1 STAIR AIR MASTER/ O.F.C.I X

1 VBE/ O.F.C.I X

LUXE WATER CULTURE WHLX78579

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33 1 WEIGHT RACK/ O.F.C.I 33

3434 1 WAVE/ O.F.C.I 100 X

35 1 X-AIR/ O.F.C.I X 35

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37

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MTC

TENANT IMPROVEMENT INTERIOR CONCEPTS

Moloney + O’Neill Couer d’ Alene, IDSchematic Design Moloney + O’Neill Couer d’ Alene, ID

Schematic Design

Moloney + O’Neill Couer d’ Alene, IDSchematic Design

CDA OFFICE - SCHEMATIC DESIGN05.02.12

22

23

NEW CONSTRUCTION PARK LANE RESIDENCE

24

INTERIOR CONCEPTS PARK LANE RESIDENCE

INTERIOR DEVELOPMENT PARK LANE RESIDENCE

25

NEW CONSTRUCTION CLUB DRIVE RESIDENCE13

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15'-0

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36'-0

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63'-0

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27'-0

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25'-6"

7'-6"

18'-0"

73'-6"

9'-0"

25'-6"

7'-4"19'-6"

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12'-0"18'-0"

30'-0"4'-

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MAIN FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1/4"=1'-0" DOOR SYMBOL

101

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WINDOW SYMBOLF.O.W. FACE OF WALL (FINISH)

FACE OF STUD (STRUCTURE)F.O.S.

WALL TYPE

STUD WALL1. ALL EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS ARE TAKEN FROM FACE OF CONC. FOUNDATION WALL/ FACE OF STUD.

2. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ALL INTERIOR DIMENSIONS ARE TAKEN FROMCENTERLINE OF WALL.

3. DIMENSIONS INDICATING "CLEAR" OR F.O.W. ARE TAKEN FROM FINISH.

4. DIMENSIONS INDICATING F.O.S. ARE TAKEN FROM FACE OF STUD OR STRUCTURALELEMENT.

FLOOR PLAN LEGENDFLOOR PLAN NOTES WALL TYPES

1.12.1

1. A WALL TYPE CONTINUES THE FULL ROOM LENGTH, INCLUDING ANY JOGS,ANGLES, RECESSES OR STUB WALLS.

2. WHERE DIFFERENT WALL TYPES OCCUR ALONG A CORRIDOR WALL, IT ISINTENDED THAT THE THE CORRIDOR SIDE FINISHES ALIGN.

3. SEE G0.2 FOR WALL TYPES. ALL INTERIOR WALLS TO BE U.N.O.

PORTICO

MASTERBEDROOM

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MASTER CLOSET

102

MASTERBATHROOM

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POWDERROOM

104

OFFICE

106

LIVING ROOM

107

FOYER

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DININGROOM

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KITCHEN

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MUDROOM

112

LAUNDRYROOM

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PANTRY

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GARAGE #1

113

GARAGE #2

114

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INTERIOR CONCEPTS PRIEST LAKE RESIDENCE

30

INTERIOR DEVELOPMENT PRIEST LAKE RESIDENCE

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