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Boutique BathroomINTB203: CAD IIFall 2014Eric Brissey

Table of Contents: Sheet #

Concept Sketches & Models 1-3

Early Bathroom Layouts 4

Final Bathroom Design 5

Bathroom Rendered Plan 6

Bathroom Rendered Elevations 7-8

Bathroom Plan ID1

Partial Wall Enlarged Plan and Elevation ID2

Partial Wall Sections 1 & 2 ID3

Partial Wall Detail and Construction ID4

Lavatory Enlarged Plan ID5

Lavatory Elevation ID6

Lavatory Section & Frame Detail ID7

Partial Wall Rendered Image 16

Lavatory Rendered Image 17

Concept A: RadialThe radial concept came from observing the circular

distribution of fractures that emerge from the center

of broken glass. These fractures also provided a sense

of motion traveling outward which is demonstrated

in the model’s spiral staircase appearance. The

smooth gradual flow of the design invokes a calm and

harmonious mood that is contrary to the chaotic and

energetic nature of actual broken glass.

Model: Side View Model: Top View

Sheet 1

Concept B: ExplosionThe explosion concept came from the direction of

the fractures that zig zag outward from the center of

broken glass. The model emphasizes this characteristic

by using jagged edges to display the tension of violent

energy frozen in place. The design uses empty space

as a point of visual interest to provide a sense of force

pushing out and expanding to greater proportions.


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Concept C: ShaderedThe shadered concept came from the arrangement

of individual pieces of glass that are separated by

fractures in broken glass. These fracture pathways

are recreated in the model to represent the space

between a unified object and the separated pieces of

a whole. The design represents the connection between

seemingly different components working together to

create a larger and grander form.


Sheet 3

Early Bathroom LayoutsThe first layouts for the hotel bathroom started out simple, but gradually

became more abstract in later versions. The designs focused on

combining characteristics of models A,B,and C with the shape of the

space and the arrangement of the fixtures and components in the space.

Version 1: Basic

Version 2: Separation

Version 3: Radial

Version 4: Explosion

Version 5: Radial/Separation

Version 6: Explosion/Separation

Sheet 4

Final Bathroom Design: Push and Pull The finished bathroom was based off of Layout B

which spreads out the lavatory, walk in shower, tub,

and water closet to provide a open and welcoming

space. Changes from the original plan include a

more spread out layout with an 8’ lavatory granite

countertop, a corner bath tub, and a privacy wall

for the water closet. The finished plan was taken

into a 3D modeling program called SketchUp to

create a visual representation of push and pull.Finished Bathroom Interior

Sheet 5

Layout A: Plan Layout A: 3D View Layout B: Plan Layout B: 3D View

Bathroom Rendered Plan

Barn door provides a smooth and weightless feel

Shower and water closet left without doors to promote circulation instead of confinement

Corner tub allows guests a wide view of the bathroom while keeping the mirror toward their back so they don’t see themselves bathing

Flooring tiles have a light natural tone to promote a calm and peaceful mood

Sheet 6

Bathroom Rendered Elevation: Left Side

Sheet 7

Glass window in partial wall provides privacy without making guests feel confined in space.

Walk in shower designed to accommodate guests that require wheelchair access.

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Bathroom Rendered Elevation: Front

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Lavatory, walk in shower, corner tub, and water closet are design to meet ADA requirements.

Wall tile is used to tie the components of the design together within a natural media.

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After the SketchUp model is made AutoCAD is used to create the floor plans, elevations, sections, and construction details of the bathroom.

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Dimensions of partial privacy wall provide information of where it will be put on the left corner of the bathroom.

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Construction details used to describe how to makethe partial privacy wall found in bathroom design.

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Construction assembly provides instructions of how to secure glass panes to the base of partial wall.

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Dimensions of lavatory provide information of how it will be inset into the bathroom wall.

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The elevation of lavatory provides information on how high the granite countertop needs to be placed.

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The assembly of the lavatory is shown with labels to

describe the materials and where they are used.

Partial Wall Rendering

Sheet 16

Photo realistic renderings of the finished bathroom are made by adjusting the face and edge settings in SketchUp and adjusting those images in Photoshop.

Lavatory Rendering

Sheet 17

Adding the image of a guest that would require an ADA compliant bathroom brings more realism to the renderings of the bathroom and provide a sense of scale.

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