overstreet, whitney portfolio

Whitney Brooks Overstreet 3344 South Holly StreetDenver, CO 80222(303) [email protected]

multi-use downtown revitalizationPark Lane Development 2Whyard remodel/addition 3

commercialCraft & Design Center 4Xanterra Employee Dining 5

senior housingFox Run Good Samaritan Village 6

multi-family housingThe Timbers at Estes Park 7

single family residentialCheley-Klebe, Hill, Greer, McMillon 8

Park Lane Development 2Whyard remodel/addition 3

Craft & Design Center 4Xanterra Employee Dining 5

Fox Run Good Samaritan Village 6

The Timbers at Estes Park 7

collaborative projects 9Cheley-Klebe, Hill, Greer, McMillon 8

Standard Renewable Energy

photovoltaic installs 1Basis Architecture

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Denver, Jefferson County, Aurora, Greenwood Village, Boulder County, City of Boulder, Broomfi eld, Louisville, Westminster, Conifer, Colorado Springs















Park Lane DevelopmentWAG Corporation

Estes Park, CO

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7 retail units/caferestaurant/banquet area

courtyards2 offi ce spaces

4 residential units

24,150 sf

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Whyard Remodel/AdditionPaul & Sally Whyard

Estes Park, CO

Tiki Bar & Deck (proposed) 2 story residence (addition)

Gallery of Glass (addition)Mountain Munchies (remodel)

1 story residence (existing)

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A1.0 SITE PLAN & 1ST FLOOR PLANA2.0 2ND FLOOR PLAN & CODE STUDYA3.0 EAST & NORTH ELEVATIONSA3.1 WEST & SOUTH ELEVATIONSA4.0 SECTIONS & ASSEMBLIESA4.1 SECTIONS & DETAILSS2.0 FRAMING PLANSS2.1 STRUCTURAL DETAILS

GENERAL NOTES1.) All construction shall conform to the following applicable codes; as amended by Town of Estes Park

International Building Code 2003 International Plumbing Code 2003 International Mechanical Code 2003 National Electrical Code 2008 ed. All other applicable codes.

The Contractor and its sub-contractors shall obtain all licences and permits required by the

authorities having jurisdiction.

2.) The Contractor and sub-contractors are to become familiar with the site and the drawings, and

shall report, to the Architect, any discrepancies within or between the Contract Documents and

the Work, discovered during the course of their review of the drawings and/or examination of the Work.

3.) The Contractor shall be solely responsible for safety on the jobsite and shall take all necessary

precautions to protect the public and adjacent properties from damage during construction.

4.) Construction debris shall be legally removed on a continuing basis. The site shall be maintained

in a 'neat' appearance.

5.) Dimensions are to face of stud, concrete or masonry unless other wise noted. Column dimensions

are to centerline. Vertical dimensions are to concrete slab, wood subfloor or top of wall or beam.

Dimensional discrepancies discovered shall be reported to the Architect prior to installation of Work

potentially affected.

Scaling drawings to determine exact dimensions for construction is not permitted. If dimensions are

required but not indicated, request necessary information from the Architect.

6.) Provide fire-blocking per IBC Section 717. Fire blocking is required in concealed spaces, including

but not limited to, in stud walls at the floor-ceiling level and at 10-foot intervals, in openings around

vents, ducts, etc and at all interconnections between concealed horizontal and vertical spaces.

Provide draft-stopping as indicated on drawings.

7.) Provide adequate blocking in walls and ceilings for all installations occurring later in construction,

including, but not limited to, equipment, accessories, cabinets, door tracks, finish carpentry, etc.

8.) All construction shall be adequately braced to resist construction loads and to prevent distortion

or damage due to construction activities, wind, weather, etc.

9.) All fire-resistive assemblies are to comply with the complete listings indicated, as described in the

I.B.C., Underwriters Laboratories and Gypsum Association references, most current addition.

10.) All penetrations of fire-resistive assemblies shall be protected by listed materials which conform to

approved Underwriters Laboratories listings for 'Through penetration fire-stop assemblies' and/or

as otherwise permitted by the Building code.

Each subcontractor shall be responsible for fire-stops required by penetrations by their portion of

the Work, unless otherwise directed by the General Contractor.

11.) All components, equipment and other installations shall comply with the manufacturer's written

instructions and recommendations.

12.) not used

13.) Use metal edge at all gypsum wallboard corners. Ensure factory edge or provide metal edge trim

where gypsum wallboard meets a different material.

Provide water-resistant (type 'X' where req'd) gypsum wallboard at all wet locations, u.o.n.

14.) Materials and finishes shall be as detailed on drawings or as described by clarification drawings

issued by the Architect for items not described.

15.) Insulation shall be as detailed on drawings. Batt insulation is to be

installed where blown-in insulation is impractical, for fire-safing and fire-blocking and where

otherwise required. Minimum value for roof insulation is to be R-38.

16.) not used

17.) All openings into the building envelope, including, but not limited to exterior joints at windows

and doors, openings between wall and foundation, between wall and roof construction,

penetrations of utility services, etc shall be sealed, caulked, gasketed or weatherstripped to

prevent air leakage. 18.) not used

19.) Fabrication of all manufactured installations dependent on finished dimensions of other aspects

of the Work shall be field verified.

20.) not used

21.) Do not split apart sets of construction documents. The general condition of the contract

for construction affirm that what is required by one part of the construction documents

shall be "as required by all."

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Craft & Design CenterYMCA of the Rockies

Estes Park, CO

adult/family crafts3 classrooms/future classroom

leather room/kiln room offi ce/cashier area

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Xanterra Employee Dining FacilityXanterra Parks & Resorts

Estes Park, CO

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dining/lounge/kitchen/offi ce/staging/storage

2000 sf

completed 2007completed 2007completed 2007

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Fox Run Good Samaritan VillageGood Samaritan Society

Greeley, CO

chapel/public & private diningcommercial kitchen/breakroom

main lobby/sitting areas/2 loungesspa/exercise room/locker rooms

bank/hair care/store/offi ces50 residential units

96,000 sf

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commercial kitchen/breakroomchapel/public & private dining

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The Timbers CondominiumsThe Sanctuary, LLC

Estes Park, CO

3 units @ 2500 sf each


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Cheley-Klebe Residence: 2500 sf; May 2009 estimated completion

Hill Spec House: 2700 sf; completed 2007

Greer Residence: 2400 sf; completed 2006

McMillon Residence: 3200 sf; completed 2005















Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church Addition/Remodel

Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church

Kirks Fly Shop

Ravencrest Dining Hall Riverspointe Downtown

Basis Architecture Offi ce Building

Estes Park Visitors CenterRocky Mountain

Evangelical Free Church

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