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PROJECT NOTEBOOK
Re: Form School

November 2010
Christine Rhodes
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
ID 450 SU Session 1
K & Co. FINAL PRESENTATION
Interiors
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Project Statement 3
Adaptive reuse/historic preservation 4-5
Base Building Plan 6
Renderings 7
Concept 8
Project Justification 9-10
Programming documents including codes 11-15
Branding package 16-17
Colors and finishes with Specifications 18-34
Lighting Analysis w/ selections with specifications
Signage
Purchase Orders
Billable Hours
Christine Rhodes
Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division
ID 450 SU Session 1
Interiors
Project Statement
Re:Form School is a high‐end furniture and accessory shop that features
the unique. The shop serves a large geographic area in Portland, Oregon
The scope of work is and is located in the heart of the Pearl District which is at the forefront
to include: of Urban Renewal. It’s conveniently located in The Upshur Warehouse
Sustainable materials Area of the N. Pearl District recognized for the historic character of its
for the walls, floor, streets and older buildings, its potential for live-work use by the “creative
and ceiling of all class.” A thoughtful mix sustainable function and artful design is what
spaces inspires Re:Form School’s presence to contribute to the newly revitalized
Day lighting neighborhood. The Pearl District has become a mecca for people of all
Energy Efficient age groups who want proximity to green parks , rivers and mountains
Lighting selections
while still maintaining an urban lifestyle. This area has become the “gold
and signage
Sustainable and standard” for work and live domains. Many historic buildings have been
adequate furnishings restored into living and commercial spaces. Many residents live without
for all spaces cars and use alternative transportation as every needed service is within
including offices as a walk, bike ride, or mass transit ride away. Portland is the most bicycle
well as flexible work friendly town in America. Bike racks, bike lanes, and bike safety are all top
spaces as they priorities in the city. One site claims the following about Portland: "This is
adhere to budget and a city where, according to the 2000 U.S. Census, some 5,000 residents
design needs. commute to work each day by bicycle; [... ] Currently, Portland also boasts
Major challenges
the most LEED-certified buildings per capita in the nation.
include meeting US
LEED certification in a Re:Form School offers professional design services along with furniture
challenging cultural preparation and delivery. The concept is unique designer goods made
environment and from mostly repurposed and recycled materials . Custom‐designed
working with local furniture, custom rugs, and custom fabrics are part of the exclusive
building codes. Re:Form School services offered by this shop. Customer amenities are also offered as you
peruse the artist workshops on view in the upper levels.
Christine Rhodes
Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division Scrap Lab within our storage area, will serve as a community recycling
ID 450 SU Session 1 center and all materials will be either reused and repurposed by our
K & Co. FINAL PRESENTATION artists in residence or taken to a neighboring recycling center.
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“Adaptive Reuse and Historic Preservation,”
Summary of Portland Historic Resources Zoning Regulations
Record of its time. The historic resource will remain a physical record of its time, place, and use.
Changes that create a false sense of historic development, such as adding conjectural features or
architectural elements from other buildings will be avoided;
Historic changes. Most properties change over time. Those changes that have acquired historic
significance will be preserved;
Historic features. Generally, deteriorated historic features will be repaired rather than replaced. Where
the severity of deterioration requires replacement, the new feature will match the old in design, color,
texture, and other visual qualities and, where practical, in materials. Replacement of missing features must
be substantiated by documentary, physical, or pictorial evidence;
Historic materials. Historic materials will be protected. Chemical or physical treatments, such as
sandblasting, that cause damage to historic materials will not be used;
Archaeological resources. Significant archaeological resources affected by a proposal will be protected
and preserved to the extent practical. When such resources are disturbed, mitigation measures will be
undertaken;
Differentiate new from old. New additions, exterior alterations, or related new construction will not destroy
historic materials that characterize a property. New work will be differentiated from the old;
Architectural compatibility. New additions, exterior alterations, or related new construction will be
compatible with the resource's massing, size, scale, and architectural features. When retrofitting buildings
or sites to improve accessibility for persons with disabilities, design solutions will not compromise the
architectural integrity of the historic resource;
Preserve the form and integrity of historic resources. New additions and adjacent or related new
construction will be undertaken in such a manner that if removed in the future, the essential form and
integrity of the historic resource and its environment would be unimpaired; and
Hierarchy of compatibility. Exterior alterations and additions will be designed to be compatible primarily
with the original resource, secondarily with adjacent properties, and finally, if located within a historic or
conservation district, with the rest of the district. Where practical, compatibility will be pursued on all three levels.
Christine Rhodes
ID 450 SU Session 1
Interiors
“Adaptive Reuse and Historic Preservation for Re:Form School”
PORTLAND, OR
Adaptive Reuse is the process of adapting an existing building
PEARL DISTRICT 97209 to serve a new purpose. Architects and designers the
opportunity to change the primary function of the structure, while
Avg. Rainfall: 43.16 in retaining some of the existing architectural details that make the
Lows: 38 deg. Winter building unique.
Highs: 78 deg. summer Historical buildings help define the character of a community with a
Population: 12,597 people
tangible link to the past. Their short spans, masonry construction,
ornate detailing, and large windows results in naturally lit interiors
Median Income: $66,900 with unique features. Overall, the vernacular craftsmanship of
historic industrial buildings is of a higher quality than most current
50% of district people are construction. Portland is a leader in the sustainability movement..
single between the ages Incentives like social equity, potable water, natural light, and clean
of 27-48 air exist to adapt our property to LEED standards.
Re:Form School will have many existing structural elements in
98% of homes are without
children with an avg.
place. Due to the large machinery in these Portland buildings, the
household size of 1.84 floors were designed to withhold loads of 100 to 200 pounds per
square foot. Many wall and floor surfaces can be left exposed,
Draws city dwellers, which can save costs as part of the design aesthetic.
urbanites, and young Most of the building spaces can be open to the public. Photocell
mobile grads. sensors adjust interior lighting and light from skylights provides
daylight to the interior. The construction team will recycle a very
Pearl district high percent of debris required to get maximum points from LEED
and research will be done on implementing a roof garden above the
Christine Rhodes working studios.
ID 450 SU Session 1 http://homes.point2.com/Neighborhood/US/Oregon/Multnomah-County/Portland-Multnomah-
K & Co. FINAL PRESENTATION County/Pearl-District-Demographics.aspx
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Building
Base Building
Plan Plan
K & Co.
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Renderings
Christine Rhodes
ID 450 SU Session 1
Interiors
Concept
Re:Form School is a high‐end furniture and accessory shop that features the
unique. The shop serves a large geographic area in Portland, Oregon and is
located in the heart of the Pearl District which is at the forefront of Urban
Renewal. As you enter the through the embellished cement façade of this
1920”s brick warehouse you immediately get a shot of local culture.
Unique designer goods are made from mostly repurposed and recycled
materials from local residents and abroad. Polished and stained cement
floors help refine the updated interior. Exposed brick and overhead
ductwork hold the character of the space and create a perfect backdrop for
upscale furniture and one of a kind art pieces. On the main level you can
browse for hours through our custom fabric wall, or get a quick consult
from our professional design staff about 1 piece or an entire space.
Custom rugs, and custom fabrics are part of the exclusive services offered by
this shop. Selected artisans who are especially skilled in their respected
crafts have work studios on the upper levels and hours that they are open to
the public. Level 2 is home to a great café and small lounge open during
store hours and available for live music and other community events.
While you are browsing the showroom don’t be shy about contributing to
our infamous materials library or the “Scrap Lab.” Bring in any discarded and
suitable material you feel could be repurposed and deposit it into its own
material recycle bin. Objects are broken down , reused and re:formed into
their new life as functional art.
Christine Rhodes
ID 450 SU Session 1
Interiors
Project Justification
CODE CONSIDERATIONS FOR Re:FORM SCHOOL
FIRE SAFETY Sprinkler Requirements For R Occupancy IBC/9/#2 & IRC/AN/#1
PORTLAND, OR 1) Installation of sprinkler protection according to state and federal codes
PEARL DISTRICT 97209 2) The creation of area separation components or horizontal exits; or stair
enclosures meeting all state and local codes as well as Life Safety Provisions.
Avg. Rainfall: 43.16 in MEANS OF EGRESS: UBC/10/#2
Lows: 38 deg. Winter 3) Meet the intent of the building code for exiting and life-safety provisions;
Highs: 78 deg. summer 4) Allow quick and safe evacuation from any portion of the building; and have been
approved through an FM41 process or another code enforcement action.
Population: 12,597 people 5) Door openings minimum 3 feet width x 6 feet-8 inch height and comply with ADA.
Doors in all H, I, R-1 and SR Occupancy categories shall meet the building code.
Median Income: $66,900 6) Exit separation. Two exits may be separated a maximum of one-third of the
overall diagonal of the area served where: 1) The building has sprinkler protection
50% of district people are throughout; and 2) The area served by these exits is protected by smoke
single between the ages detectors connected to the building fire alarm system.
of 27-48 ACESSIBILITY: UBC/11/#1 through UBC/11/#8.
7) Existing buildings. Disabled access for existing buildings shall meet the
98% of homes are without provisions of Chapter 11, Division IV, Sections 1111, 1112 and 1113 of the building
children with an avg. code. Where appropriate, disabled access shall also comply with BDS Code Guides.
household size of 1.84 ENERGY CONSERVATION: OSSC CHAPTER 9
8) Energy conservation shall be provided as specified in Section 1301.1 of building
Draws city dwellers, code. Nationally, businesses can take a partial deduction of $.60 per square foot for
urbanites, and young new or renovated buildings by reducing the energy costs associated with three
mobile grads. components —lighting system; building envelope; and heating, cooling and water
heating equipment.
Pearl district MATERIALS AND RESOURCES: OSSC CHAPTER 10
9) New finishes. New interior wall and ceiling finishes shall conform to the provisions
of the building code and be non-hazardous.
Christine Rhodes 10) Tax Incentive to provide an easily accessible area that serves the entire building
Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division and is dedicated to the collection and storage of non-hazardous materials for
ID 450 SU Session 1 recycling, including (at a minimum) paper, corrugated cardboard, glass, plastics and
K & Co. FINAL PRESENTATION metals. www.portlandonline.com/bds/index.cfm?c=36855
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http://green-rated.org/bps/index.cfm?c=51136
Project Justification
Re:Form School Community Action Plan
Mission: Promote sustainable community design and projects as educational tools to promote associated economic, social, and environmental benefits.
S17 Create live-work opportunities to increase access to jobs and local services in community.
S18 Pursue the development of public and private sector community amenities, including schools, parks, community centers, and other facilities
that promote local civic and social interaction.
S19 Build a demonstration residential project that uses sustainable design
S20 Easy access to transit throughout North Pearl sub-district.
S21 Supports district uses while increasing alternative modes of transportation.
S22 Supports district “green streets” initiative.
S23 Identify opportunities to convert lighting in public right-of-way to energy conserving fixtures.
S24 Convert existing lighting (public and private) and install new lighting consistent with “dark skies” technology.
S25 Encourages greater commuting though public transit, bicycle and pedestrian trips.
S28 Replace use of potable water with harvested storm water where practicable.
S31 Supports program that promotes employment opportunities in Pearl District for residents at all income levels.
LEED Incentive Credits for Sustainable Sites WEc2 - Innovative Wastewater Technologies D
SSp1 - Construction Activity Pollution Prevention C WEc3 - Water Use Reduction D IEQc3.1 - Construction Indoor Air Quality
SSc1 - Site Selection D EAc1 - Optimize Energy Performance D Management Plan-During Construction
SSc2 - Development Density and Community Connectivity D EAc2 - On-Site Renewable Energy D IEQc4.1 - Low-Emitting Materials-Adhesives
SSc3 - Brownfield Redevelopment D EAc3 - Enhanced Commissioning C and Sealants C
SSc4.1 - Alternative Transportation-Public Transportation Access D EAc5.1 - Measurement and Verification-Base IEQc4.2 - Low-Emitting Materials-Paints and
SSc6.2 - Stormwater Design-Quality Control D Building D Coatings C
SSc7.2 - Heat Island Effect-Roof D EAc6 - Green Power C IEQc4.3 - Low-Emitting Materials-Flooring
SSc8 - Light Pollution Reduction D MRp1 - Storage and Collection of Recyclables Systems C
WEp1 - Water Use Reduction D MRc1 - Building Reuse-Maintain Existing Walls, IEQc4.4 - Low-Emitting Materials-Composite
WEc1 - Water Efficient Landscaping D Floors, and Roof Wood and Agrifiber Products C
WEc2 - Innovative Wastewater Technologies D MRc2 - Construction Waste Management C IEQc5 - Indoor Chemical and Pollutant Source
WEc3 - Water Use Reduction D MRc3 - Materials Reuse C Control D
MRc4 - Recycled Content C IEQc6 - Controllability of Systems-Thermal
Christine Rhodes MRc5 - Regional Materials CMRc6 - Certified Comfort D
Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division Wood IEQc7 - Thermal Comfort-Design D
ID 450 SU Session 1 IEQc8.1 - Daylight and Views-Daylight D
K & Co. FINAL PRESENTATION http://www.usgbc.org IEQc8.2 - Daylight and Views-Views D
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http://green-rated.org/bps/index.cfm?c=34248&a=268304 IDc2 - LEED® Accredited Professional C
Programming and Code Documents
Uniform Building Codes and Compliances

Type of construction= Type II
Types of occupancy= M (mercantile) F-2 (Factory-fabrication, finishing, storage for non-combustible materials) A-3 Assembly (art gallery)
*Fully Sprinklered
Occupant Load and Exiting
Occupancy Area = 1905SF (M) * Occupant Load Factor = 60 gross Occupant Load =32 people # Exits Required = 2
Occupancy Area = 1159SF (F-2) * Occupant Load Factor = 100 gross Occupant Load =11 people 3064 SF total .2” width/ occupant = 35” min.
--(materials lab and prep areas)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Occupancy Load (Sum of Ratios) =43 people (per floor)
Minimum number of plumbing facilities

There should be toilet stalls and lavatories for both sexes on each floor
with at least 1 male and female stalls on each floor.
Assembly less condensed

Male stalls - 1 per 75
Female stalls - 1 per 75
Lavatories - 1 per 200
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CRITERIA MATRIX
ROOM SQFT ADJACENCY PUBLIC WINDOWS PRIVATE PLUMB SPECIAL
ING CONSIDERATIONS
1 ENTRY 60 1,2,3,4 HIGH MANY NO NO BRANDING/ SIGNAGE/ ACCESSIBILITY
2 CASHWRAP 163 1,2,4, HIGH MANY NO NO CUSTOM W/ LOGO
3 SHOWROOM 874 1,2,4,5,6 HIGH MANY NO NO 3 FORMAL AREAS NEXT TO ART GALLERY
OPEN AREA, LIVING WALL , CODE
COMPOIANCE
4 CONSULT AREA TBD 1,3,8 HIGH MANY NO NO 6 CHAIRS/ 1 CONF. TABLE, SHELVING W/
CATALOGS AND COMP. STATIONS
5 ART ATRIUM 440 7,9,10 MED NO SEMI NO NEAR RESTROOMS , CENTRAL BENCH W/
GREENERY
6 MANAGER 203 2,3,8 NO SOME YES NO DESK SYSTEM, 2 GUEST CHRS, 1

TASK CHR.
7 RESTROOMS 154 5,8,9,10 HIGH NO YES YES RECYCLED GLASS, CUSTOM VANIITY
8 ELEVATOR 87 3,6,7 HIGH NO NO NO FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LIFT
9 SCRAP LAB 897 5,6,7,10 MED NO YES YES EMPLOYEE ACCESS ONLY/ COMMUNITY
RECYCLE CENTER
10 PREP/ DELIVERY/ 262 7,9 NO NO YES YES EMPLOYEE ACCESS ONLY
STORAGE
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ID 450 SU Session 1
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BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
BUBBLE DIAGRAM 1 BUBBLE DIAGRAM 2
PREP/ DELIVERY AREA
SCRAP LAB
PREP/ DELIVERY AREA
SCRAP LAB
RESTROOMS
ART
RESTROOMS
ATRIUM ART
ATRIUM
MANAGER
ELEVATOR/ MANAGER
ELEVATOR/
STAIRS
STAIRS
TALBE TOP
CASH WRAP
ITEMS
TALBE TOP
ITEMS
VINGNETTE 2 VINGNETTE 2
CONSULT
CASH WRAP
AREA
CONSULT
AREA
VINGETTE 1
WINDOW
WINDOW VINGETTE 1
WINDOW DISPLAY
DISPLAY
DISPLAY ENTRY WINDOW
DISPLAY ENTRY
MAJOR ADJACENCY NATURAL DAYLIGHT MAJOR ADJACENCY NATURAL DAYLIGHT
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BLOCK DIAGRAMS
PREP/DELIVERY 530 SF PREP/DELIVERY AREA

897 SF
262 SF
SCRAP LAB
440 SF 635 SF 340 SF
ART GALLERY
ART GALLERY
154 SF
RESTROOMS
SCRAP LAB
RESTROOMS
ART ART
ATRIUM ATRIUM
154 SF
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
STAIRS 203 SF
STAIRS
EQUIP
EQUIP
203 SF
ELEV MANAGER ELEV
ELEVATOR ELEVATOR MANAGER
86 SF 86 SF
SQUARE FEET SF
CASHWRAP
CASHWRAP
163SF SQUARE FEET SF
163SF
CONSULT AREA
CONSULT AREA
CASHWRAP
SHOWROOM SHOWROOM
CASHWRAP
SECURITY
SECURITY
834 SF
834 SF
PLUMBING
PLUMBING
CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION
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ID 450 SU Session 1
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First
Base Floor
Building
Plan
Plan
w/ Furniture
K & Co.
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Branding Package
LOGO Idea Sketches
The 1st idea was the one spent the longest on. I think
1
when I refine the chair drawing it will be a very crisp and
graphic keeping some organic shape to it. I am also
keeping a slightly military inspired color palette which will
tie in well. 1 2
2 A cleaner take on the font…will be constructed of metal,
probably oxidized to create a bit of a craft quality. This
may work if we develop it in the right context but alone it
is too minimal.
3 Similar to design #2 but with machine inspired elements
like cogs, nuts and bolts within the negative letter space. 3 4
4 The literal eco/nature tree form design. I don’t think I will

go this way for the brand..the idea of sustainability is there
but its not edgy enough.
5 This might be hard to make out..but the top lettering is to

resemble a wire or electrical cord..(plug ends)..I thought 5
6
this might be fun if we did something in neon (backlit)
6 This is my least favorite..I wanted to incorporate the green
re-cycle arrows somehow ..flow chart style..but it just
became 2 devil tails.
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ID 450 SU Session 1
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BRAND COLORS
Branding Package
LOGO: I actually think the 1st one is my favorite

and combines all the main ideas behind reform :
craftsmanship, design, and re-use and the chair
reminds me of school but has an arty high design
appeal. I want the lettering to suggest a bit of the
naïve and I think the school in stencil font will be a “START FROM SCRAP”
good contrast. I am also using a slightly military
inspired color palette which will tie in well.
Brand: I think we can work this into an etched
metal (oxidized copper or weathered steel) plate
to be inserted into the front of the cash wrap and
its still got a clean look for printed materials
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ID 450 SU Session 1
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Colors and FF&E with Specifications
DISPLAY FIXTURES SHOWROOM

BATHROOM
F2
PT5 PT1 PT2 PT3 PT4
CEILING
F1 COLOR PALETTE
CON1
FLOOR
F3 CASHWRAP MATERIALS
T1 COUNTERTOP BACKLIT RESIN PANEL

ACCENT
FLOOR
T2
FRONT METAL TILE SECTION SCUPTURAL LETTERS FOR DESIGN
WALL CORK PANEL SECTION
F5
F4
STNLESS STEEL
Christine Rhodes
ID 450 SU Session 1
K & Co.
Interiors
FINAL PRESENTATION “START FROM SCRAP”
FORM FURNITURE SPEC. SHEET FORM FURNITURE SPEC. SHEET
KEY
: F1
KEY
: F2
ROOM DISPLAY
ROOM DISPLAY
MANUFACTURER: WWW.DISPLAYSENSE.COM
ITEM/NAME: GRAPHIC CUBE PEDESTALS

ITEM/NAME: KS2A2 Floor to Ceiling Shelving
PRICE PER UNIT: $200 PRICE PER UNIT: $324

NITS NEEDED: 6 NITS NEEDED: 6
TOTAL COST: $1,200 TOTAL COST: $1,944
http://www.displaysense.com/
Glass/ Cable display shelving: Durable - strong cables and hard wearing clamps
REMARKS 40”H X 20”W X 20”D

REMARKS Shelves: 20.5”W X 17”D Wire: Adj. up to 13’
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ID 450 SU Session 1 DISPLAY
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KEY
: F3
KEY
: F4
ROOM DISPLAY
ROOM DISPLAY
MANUFACTURER: WWW.HUBERT.COM
ITEM/NAME: PORTABLE MANNEQUIN

ITEM/NAME: WOOD/STEEL NESTING TABLES
PRICE PER UNIT: $200 PRICE PER UNIT:

TOTAL COST: $1,200 TOTAL COST: $1,944
DESCRIPTION: PORTABLE, FABRIC DISPLAY MANEQUIN http://www.hubert.com/prod/RR.73595.41756/searchguidednav/Nesting-Display-Tables.html

clear coat steel frame and clear lacquered MDF top.
REMARKS 65H X 33”W X 30”D
SMALL: 48 x 30 x 26 85 22422* $260.00

LARGE: 60 x 30 x 32 97 41756* $339.00
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KEY
: F5
KEY
: F6
ROOM DISPLAY
ROOM DISPLAY
MANUFACTURER: www.martindavisfurniture.com/
ITEM/NAME: ITEM 40237 Round Display

ITEM/NAME: 16956 MIXED WOOD DISPLAY
PRICE PER UNIT: $39 PRICE PER UNIT: $745.00

TOTAL COST: $156 TOTAL COST: $1490
WWW.DISPLAYSENSE.COM http://www.martindavisfurniture.com/BrignellWallUnit.html
DESCRIPTION: PORTABLE, ACRYLIC ROUND STANDS Brignell Wall Unit
materials: form ply, Jarrah veneer,
17.5DIA 25” H Tas. Myrtle veneer, Redgum veneer
DIM: 7.5’ W X 7.8’ H X 18”D
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FORM FINISH SPEC. SHEET FORM FINISH SPEC. SHEET
KEY: PT 1
KEY: PT 2
ROOM: ACCENT WALL
ROOM: ACCENT WALL/CEILING
MANUFACTURER : www.benjaminmoore.com
FINISH: : Eco-Friendly Paint Aura

MANUFACTURER: Benjamin Moore
FABRIC: MANUFACTURER
ITEM #/NAME: FABRIC: MANUFACTURER
COLOR: ACCENT ITEM #/NAME:
PATTERN: COLOR: ACCENT
REPEAT: PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: $14/GAL

UNITS NEEDED: 4/$14
UNITS NEEDED: 4/$14
www.greenguard.org
TOTAL COST: $56 www.greenguard.org
TOTAL COST: $56
This product has been certified under the GREENGUARD Standard for Low Emitting
Products and the GREENGUARD for Children & SchoolsSM product certification programs. This product has been certified under the GREENGUARD Standard for Low Emitting
Products and the GREENGUARD for Children & SchoolsSM product certification programs.
www.greenguard.org
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ID 450 SU Session 1 PAINT
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KEY: PT 3
KEY: PT 4
ROOM: ACCENT WALL
ROOM: ACCENT WALL

REPEAT: PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4/$14
UNITS NEEDED: 4/$14
www.greenguard.org
TOTAL COST: $56
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KEY: PT 5
KEY: PT6
ROOM: ART GALLERY / PRIVATE AREAS
ROOM: BATHROOMS

REPEAT: PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4/$14
UNITS NEEDED: 4/$14
www.greenguard.org
TOTAL COST: $56
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KEY: T1
KEY: CON1
ROOM: ALL OPEN AREAS

ROOM: BATHROOMS
MANUFACTURER: www.ecoprocote.com
MANUFACTURER : WWW.ECOWISE.COM
ITEM/NAME: Bio Based Interior/Exterior
ACID STAINING OLIVE
FINISH: : Eco-Friendly Porcelain/
IRONORE METALLIC
FINISH: Bio Based STAIN PATTERN ON EXISTING CONCRETE FABRIC: MANUFACTURER
ITEM #/NAME:
FABRIC: MANUFACTURER: COLOR:
ITEM #/NAME: PATTERN:
COLOR: REPEAT:
PATTERN:
REPEAT: PRICE PER UNIT: $599
UNITS NEEDED: 7
PRICE PER UNIT: $20.00
UNITS NEEDED: 400-600 sq.ft. p/gal (8 gal.) TOTAL COST: $2,793
TOTAL COST: $160
DESCRIPTION: 39" x 118” x 1/8"

Soycrete DESCRIPTION:
All products in the Eco-Gres™ line are made from eco-friendly porcelain and
LEED Points Potential:
highlight durability and versatility among their design features. Manufactured
Materials & Resources (MR) Credit 6: Rapidly Renewable Materials
with raw materials and production processes that comply with conservation
Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) Credit 4: Low-Emitting Materials
methods, Eco-Gres™ products are ideally incorporated into high traffic areas.
www.ecoprocote.com/SoyCrete-Concrete-Stain-Color...s/61.htm
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ID 450 SU Session 1 FLOORING
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KEY: PL2
KEY : PL1
ROOM: BATHROOMS
ROOM: BATHROOMS
MANUFACTURER: WWW.RBA.AU.COM
MANUFACTURER: WWW.RBA.AU.COM RESTROOM SUPPLY CO.
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO.
ITEM/NAME: GRAB BARS

ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS WALL HUNG TOILET
PRICE PER UNIT: $299

NITS NEEDED: 2
NITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $598
TOTAL COST: $1998
heavy-gauge, type 304 stainless steel, mounted above floor for easy heavy-gauge, type 304 stainless steel, easy cleaning,
cleaning, adapted for low flow sensor flush technology
REMARKS: 15.75” H x 13.98”W X 23.03” D REMARKS: 43”H X 24” W X 4” D
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ID 450 SU Session 1 PLUMBING
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KEY : PL3
KEY : PL4
ROOM: BATHROOMS
ROOM: BATHROOMS
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO. MANUFACTURER: WWW.RBA.AU.COM
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO.
ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS multi roll dispenser

ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS Hand dryer
PRICE PER UNIT: $83

NITS NEEDED: 2
NITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $167
TOTAL COST: $808
http://www.unoclean.com/Bobrick-Stainless-Steel-Dispenser.aspx
B7128 Series Trimline ADA Dryer
208-240V AC, 6.8-7.8 AMP, 1400-1900 Watts, 50/60Hz Single Phase
Multi-roll Dispensers 350mm W x 345mm H
Satin finish. Stainless steel dispensing mechanism holds two standard Infrared Operated
rolls up to 5-1/4" diameter. Extra roll automatically drops into place when 10 year limited warranty
bottom roll is depleted. Door has tumbler lock. Stainless Steel Cover
6-1/16w x 5-15/16d x 11h. 10 13/16" W x 5 3/16" D x 11" H
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KEY : PL5
KEY:
P6
ROOM: BATHROOMS
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO. ROOM: BATHROOMS
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO.
ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS multi roll dispenser
PRICE PER UNIT: $83 ITEM/NAME:
NITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $167
NITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $600
http://www.rba.com.au/
B8601 - Panel-mounted Liquid Soap Dispenser heavy-gauge, type 304 stainless steel, easy cleaning, Self closing, sensor 4-10 sec.
Valve is designed for installation through 18mm (23/32") diameter hole (1-1/4" to 2") 4 star stainless steel self closing push tap – satin
thick panel. Valve is operable with one
hand, without tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist
REMARKS: 6.6”H X 1.8” W X 4.5” D MOUNT: 35” AFF
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Interiors
KEY : PL7
KEY:
ROOM: BATHROOMS PL8
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO.
ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS RBA8864-100
ADA wall mounted sink
ITEM/NAME: Mirror With Stainless Steel Channel Frame And Shelf

NITS NEEDED: 2 PRICE PER UNIT: $299

TOTAL COST: $1398
NITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $600
heavy-gauge, type 304 stainless steel, easy cleaning, Self closing, sensor 4-10 sec.
basin complies with AS1428.1-2009, when installed
4 star stainless steel self closing push tap – satin
in the location and height as described in the standard,
and a suitably compliant tap. REMARKS 36”H X 24”W X .5” D MOUNT: 40” AFF
REMARKS: 6”H X 17.8” W X 16.5” D MOUNT: 34” AFF
Christine Rhodes
Interiors
KEY : PL9
KEY:
ROOM: BATHROOMS PL10
RESTROOM SUPPLY CO.
ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS
ADA wall mounted receptacle
ITEM/NAME: Koala Changing Station

Recessed/ ADA compliant
NITS NEEDED: 2 PRICE PER UNIT: $299

TOTAL COST: $398
NITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $600
Provide framed rough wall opening 15-7/8" wide x 26-1/4" high (405 x opening in the wall 35½”wide x 20½” high, 4” minimum depth and
665mm). Minimum recessed depth required to finish face of wall is 4" install framing on top, bottom and sides of wall opening
REMARKS 23”H X 37”W X 5” D MOUNT: 46.5” AFF

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Purchase Orders
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Maintenance and Safety Documents
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General cleaning steps for porcelain:

1. Remove all loose debris from the tile by sweeping with a soft bristle broom
or vacuuming. 2. Any spills should be wiped up as quickly as possible. 3.
Apply the recommended amount and dilution of the appropriate cleaner to
the tile. Allow the cleaner to remain on the tile for short period of time (at
least 5 minutes).
4. Remove the dirty cleaning solution and water with a wet vacuum or mop.
Thoroughly rinse the tile with clean water and remove with a wet vacuum,
mop, or towel. It is absolutely essential for all detergent residues to be
completely removed from the tile. Any remaining detergent residue can dry
on the tile and form a coating which can trap dirt and be very difficult to
remove. The tile should be rinsed several times if necessary to remove all
detergent residues.
The frequency and timing of any maintenance program is dependent on the
specific characteristics of each tile application. Factors such as foot traffic,
environmental conditions and product color should be considered when
planning your maintenance schedule
Recommended Cleaners
There are many excellent cleaners on the market today which should provide
you with satisfactory results. All purpose household cleaners are suitable for
general cleaning of these products.
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ID 450 SU Session 1
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Re: Form School
November 2010
Christine Rhodes
ID 450 SU Session 1
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PROJECT NOTEBOOK

Re: Form School

Uniform Building Codes and Compliances

Minimum number of plumbing facilities

Assembly less condensed

1 ENTRY 60 1,2,3,4 HIGH MANY NO NO BRANDING/ SIGNAGE/ ACCESSIBILITY

2 CASHWRAP 163 1,2,4, HIGH MANY NO NO CUSTOM W/ LOGO

6 MANAGER 203 2,3,8 NO SOME YES NO DESK SYSTEM, 2 GUEST CHRS, 1

8 ELEVATOR 87 3,6,7 HIGH NO NO NO FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LIFT

10 PREP/ DELIVERY/ 262 7,9 NO NO YES YES EMPLOYEE ACCESS ONLY

PREP/ DELIVERY AREA

MAJOR ADJACENCY NATURAL DAYLIGHT MAJOR ADJACENCY NATURAL DAYLIGHT

PREP/DELIVERY 530 SF PREP/DELIVERY AREA

4 The literal eco/nature tree form design. I don’t think I will

5 This might be hard to make out..but the top lettering is to

LOGO: I actually think the 1st one is my favorite

DISPLAY FIXTURES SHOWROOM

T1 COUNTERTOP BACKLIT RESIN PANEL

ITEM/NAME: GRAPHIC CUBE PEDESTALS

PRICE PER UNIT: $200 PRICE PER UNIT: $324

REMARKS 40”H X 20”W X 20”D

ITEM/NAME: PORTABLE MANNEQUIN

PRICE PER UNIT: $200 PRICE PER UNIT:

DESCRIPTION: PORTABLE, FABRIC DISPLAY MANEQUIN http://www.hubert.com/prod/RR.73595.41756/searchguidednav/Nesting-Display-Tables.html

SMALL: 48 x 30 x 26 85 22422* $260.00

ITEM/NAME: ITEM 40237 Round Display

PRICE PER UNIT: $39 PRICE PER UNIT: $745.00

FINISH: : Eco-Friendly Paint Aura

PRICE PER UNIT: $14/GAL

FINISH: : Eco-Friendly Paint Aura

PRICE PER UNIT: $14/GAL

FINISH: : Eco-Friendly Paint Aura

PRICE PER UNIT: $14/GAL

ROOM: ALL OPEN AREAS

UNITS NEEDED: 400-600 sq.ft. p/gal (8 gal.) TOTAL COST: $2,793

TOTAL COST: $160

DESCRIPTION: 39" x 118” x 1/8"

ITEM/NAME: GRAB BARS

PRICE PER UNIT: $299

REMARKS: 15.75” H x 13.98”W X 23.03” D REMARKS: 43”H X 24” W X 4” D

ITEM/NAME: STAINLESS multi roll dispenser

PRICE PER UNIT: $83

PRICE PER UNIT: $83 ITEM/NAME:

TOTAL COST: $600

ITEM/NAME: Mirror With Stainless Steel Channel Frame And Shelf

NITS NEEDED: 2 PRICE PER UNIT: $299

TOTAL COST: $600

ITEM/NAME: Koala Changing Station

NITS NEEDED: 2 PRICE PER UNIT: $299

TOTAL COST: $600

REMARKS 23”H X 37”W X 5” D MOUNT: 46.5” AFF

General cleaning steps for porcelain:

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