Hetal Karani: Architecture Portfolio

architecture portfolio
hetal karani

CONTENTS
2 4 5 6
1
greenhouse
performance HALL
3
DORMITORY PROJECT
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS RENOVATIONS mISCHELLANEOUS
FALL 2016 FALL 2015 SPRING 2014
FALL 2015 FALL 2015 FALL 2015
1 2 3 4 5 6
102’-0”
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
20’-0”
20’-6”
30’-0”
23’-6” 8’-0”
1
BACKLIT LIGHTING
STEEL LIGHTING
TRANSVERSE SECTION LOOKING SOUTH
15’-6” 13’-0” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
80’-0”
ROOF
EL. +78’ - 6”
7TH FLOOR
EL. +69’ - 0”
6TH FLOOR
EL. +59’ - 6”
5TH FLOOR
EL. +50’ - 0”
4TH FLOOR
EL. +40’ - 6”
3RD FLOOR
EL. +31’ - 0”
2ND FLOOR
EL. +21’ - 6”
1ST FLOOR
EL. +13’ - 0”
LOBBY PLAN
EL. 0
BASEMENT PLAN
PAINTED WALLS
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
WOOD FLOORS
1 13 21 25 29 33
GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
TRANSVERSE
SECTION
SCALE: 1’-0” =1/16”
02/10/2015
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI

greenHouse
plan
site
D
C
storage
20,500 SF
houses
D
C
store
20,500 SF
parking garage
56,500 SF
A
restaurant
11,200 SF
B
B
housing
64,500 SF
1
GREENHOUSE
FALL 2016
An agro-centric sustainable community that integrates housing
units and agricultural harvest within an artificially climate controlled
dome. It is primarily aimed at refugee farmers and millennials
moving from warmer climates and looking to find cheaper
housing solutions within the Accord community.
restaurant
entrance
A
parking garage
agriculture
785,000 SF
The community acts as a sustainable coop system where residents
can harvest, export and consume their own produce. The
core of the circular agricultural dome consists of a farm to table
restaurant for residents and visitors alike, accessible through
a stair system from the ground. The stair offers a 360-degree
view of the agricultural garden and the surrounding land.
market
storage/loading docks
1
2

energy uptake
SOLAR PANELS
PASSIVE
VENTILATION
GEOTHERMAL
ENERGY
detailed section
3
RESIDENTIAL ACCESS
The dome is structurally arranged to maximize sun
exposure to ensure maximum heat gain for the crops
throughout the year. It is tilted at an angle placing
housing units on the north side of the dome
allowing for more heat gain on the south side.
The interior of the dome follows a rigid circular
formation permitting the rotation of the irrigation system
suspended from the central structural member. The
exterior of the dome consists of a secondary grid that
follows a separate radial formation, weaving into the
main agricultural center. In this manner living units are
seamlessly integrated with the harvesting
process to ensure a smooth transition of entry.
The dome consists of clear ETFE panels fitted with
photovoltaic cells that account for the energy required to
maintain the temperature of the ground and control the
climate of the dome. Furthermore, ground source heating
is also maximized through geothermal energy and is stored
for the winter months. This allows for crop production
to be a stable form of income generation for the community.
4

Crop Diagram
LAYOUT
greenHouse
crop distribution
20-60”
20-60”
30-60”
30-60”
65-80
65-80
50-80
50-80
3-15’
3-15’
14-16”
14-16”
40-60”
35-120”
40-60”
35-40”
35-120”
35-40”
55-100
65-100
55-100
60-85
65-100
60-85
18-22’
12-25’
18-22’
10-35’
12-25’
10-35’
20-60”
45-60”
20-60”
35-120”
45-60”
35-120”
Structural Diagram
greenHouse
structure
20-60”
65-80
3-15’
40-60”
55-100
35-120”
65-100
20-60”
65-80
3-15’
40-60”
55-100
30-60”
50-80
14-16”
35-40”
60-85
35-120”
65-100
65-80
Structural Precedents
3-15’
Wembley Stadium
London, UK
2007
30-60”
50-80
14-16”
35-40”
60-85
60-85
15-35’
65-80
3-15’
65-90
12-18’
Hetal Karani + Michael Totka
60-85
15-35’
arch 403
65-90
12-18’
Hetal Karani + Michael Totka
arch 403
18-22’
12-25’
18-22’
10-35’
12-25’
10-35’
20-60”
45-60”
20-60”
35-120”
45-60”
35-120”
65-80
60-85
65-80
65-90
60-85
65-90
3-15’
15-35’
3-15’
12-18’
15-35’
12-18’
Hetal Karani + Michael Totka
arch 403
Estádio do Maracanã
Maracanã Stadium
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1948/2013
Hetal Karani + Michael Totka
arch 403
20-60”
30-60”
65-80
50-80
3-15’
14-16”
40-60”
35-120”
35-40”
55-100
65-100
60-85
ETFE Strategies
ROC ID-College
Leiden, Netherlands
18-22’
Forest Opera
Sopot, Poland
20-60”
12-25’
45-60”
10-35’
35-120”
65-80
60-85
65-90
3-15’
15-35’
12-18’
5 6
WINTER

crop system
restaurant & bar
7 8

The dome is structurally arranged to maximize sun
exposure to ensure maximum heat gain for the crops
throughout the year. It is tilted at an angle placing
housing units on the north side of the dome
allowing for more heat gain on the south side.
The interior of the dome follows a rigid circular
formation permitting the rotation of the irrigation system
suspended from the central structural member. The
exterior of the dome consists of a secondary grid that
follows a separate radial formation, weaving into the
main agricultural center. In this manner living units are
seamlessly integrated with the harvesting
process to ensure a smooth transition of entry.
The units are designed around a modular formation
creating a more flexible aspect to their arrangement.
Each module acts as a different program, such as living
room, workroom, bathroom, kitchen and bedrooms,
which can be detached and connected based on
the users requirements. A circulation path surrounds
the units, allowing for accessibility within them, and
a screen system reminiscent of Japanese screens
allowing for privacy and flexibility within the units.
central entrance
irrigation system
9 10
seating

Units
greenHouse
unit modules
unit 1 | 1400 sf
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
kitchen
unit 2 | 2200 sf
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
office
kitchen
living
unit 3 | 2900 sf
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
office
kitchen
living
section through unit 3
1/4”=1’
11 scale 1/8” = 1’ Hetal Karani + Michael Totka arch 403
12

3.0
WTC | PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
program modules
[3] THEATRE
[1] CONCERT HALL
[2] DANCE HALL
40 ft
70 ft
40 ft
20 ft
30 ft
40 ft
80 ft
50 ft
30 ft
2
WTC Performance Hall
FALL 2015
Following the tragic events of 9/11, the city commissioned
several architects to revitalise the area that had once been
home to the Twin Towers. The World Trade Centre Performance
Hall is a project that is reflective of the tragic events while
conveying emotions of peace and hope. The facade consists of
a series of projections that stimulate the viewer while the plaza
allows pedestrians to mingle with the site and architecture
dynamically. A series of spaces that are acoustically diversified
based on program and function, such as the black box, the
main concert hall and the performance hall are accessible to
attendees. Furthermore, a series of installations are also placed
inside the structure for visual and aural experiences that enhance
the users perception of space and form.
SHOEBOX DESIGN BLACK BOX CONFIGURATION DRAMA THEATRE WITH FLY TOWER
OPEN GLASS FAÇADES
DROPPED CEILING
DROPPED CEILING
DROPPED CEILING
FLY TOWER
400 SEAT CAPACITY
CONCERT STAGE
150 SEAT CAPACITY
MOVEABLE BLEACHERS
500 SEAT CAPACITY
PROSCENIUM
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PLANS
SECTIONS
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
VEL 15
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
THEATRE LEVEL
SECTION [1] SECTION [2]
SECTION [1] SECTION [2]
16

ACOUSTICAL ANALYSIS
STOREFRONT / STEVEN HOLL
2.0
WTC SOUND | WAVES PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
SOUND 2.0 PANEL INSTALLATION
WTC | PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
SURROUNDING SOUND
SOUND WAVES
INTERIOR VIEW
MOVEMENT OF PANELS
The performance hall consists of a series of installations that allow for
sensory experiences. The first analysis is based on an installation on the
first floor involving wood panels of different reflective materiality that
enhance or dampen sounds played in the space. The surrounding area
is susceptible to motion as a result of the present acoustical conditions.
INTERIOR VIEW
MOVEMENT OF PANELS
The second installation is connected from the underground level of
the performance hall to the plaza. It is a visual experience that enhances
the user’s perception of depth of space. Thousands of led lights
placed in clear tubes interact with the occupant using the escalator as
they are moving up . The tubes move in a lateral motion adjusting the
speed of motion of the user as he/she moves up/down, resulting in a
broadened sense of space. The light installation aims to evoke feelings
of hope and regeneration as part of the tragic events frollowing 9/11
(1) CLOSED PANELS (2) ANGLED
(3) FULLY OPENED
(1) CLOSED PANELS (2) ANGLED
(3) FULLY OPENED
MATERIALS
ACOUSTIC PANELS
ACOUSTIC PANELS
ORGANIZATION
ORGANIZATION
SOUND
SOUND
DIAGRAM
DIAGRAM
ANGLED ACOUSTIC PANELS
ANGLED ACOUSTIC PANELS
SOUND PATHS SOUND PATHS
GREY GREY CLOTH CLOTH
2ND LEVEL
2ND L
WOOD
WOOD
GLASS
WOOD
GREY BURLAP
LISTENERS
LISTENERS
CLOTH BURLAP
CLOTH BURLAP
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
1ST LEVEL
1ST LEVEL
ENTRY STAIRWELL
10 x 10 STEEL STRUCTURE
STAIRWELL CIRCULATION
STAIRWELL CIRCULATION
10x10 STRUCTURE GRID
10x10 STRUCTURE GRID
10 x 10 STEEL STRUCTURE
ENTRY STAIRWELL
17
10x10 STEEL GRID SYSTEM
GLASS
10x10 STEEL GRID SYSTEM
GLASS
PETER KIM
18
INSTALLATION

LIGHT INSTALLATION
19
exterior design
20

PLANS
PLANS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SIXTH FLOOR PLAN
SCALE 1’ = 1/8” FLOOR 1
SCALE 1’ = 1/8” FLOOR 1 FL
BROOKLYN - QUEENS EXPWY
PARK AVE
summer solstace
N
winter solstace
3
DORMITORY PROJECT
FALL 2014
Situated in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the graduate dormitory site
is at the centre of the bustle of campus; placed within walking
distance of transportation hubs such as the bus and subway
station for easier travel. Apart from this, the corner site has
one facade that overlooks Myrtle Avenue, a commercial street
known for its restaurants and shops while the other facade
faces Grand Avenue, known for its quiet residential status. Both
these facades were addressed in a diverse manner, yet came
together to create a distinct and coherent design that responds
to site via program requirement, noise control and various environmental
characteristics.
HALL ST
W
RYERSON ST
40
50
60
70
80
10
20
30
GRAND AVE
MYRTLE AVE
STEUBEN ST
EMERSON PL
E
SCALE [1:16]
0 32 64 96 ft
S
DESIGN TEAM: HETAL KARANI & ELVIRA MELAMED DESIGN 301
DESIGN TEAM: HETAL KARANI & ELVIRA MELAMED DESIGN 301 INSTRUCTOR: DONALD C
SITE PLAN
22

LONGITUDNAL SECTION
students that addresses their social and living requirements.
ELEVATION FACING MYRTLE AVE
WALL SECTION
DETAIL
MYRTLE AVE
DETAIL PLAN
A
B C D
E
E1
F
G
SECTION B
FACADE ELEVATION
LATITUDNAL SECTION
exterior
ELEVATION FACING MYRTLE AVE
DESIGN TEAM: HETAL KARANI & ELVIRA MELAMED DESIGN 301 INSTRUCTOR: DONALD CROMLEY
1
23 24

LOT COVERAGE
FRONT YARD SETBACK
REAR YARD SETBACK
SIDE YARD SETBACK
STREET WALL HEIGHT
MAX BUILDING HEIGHT
ZONING ANALYSIS
AS PER 2R6B-C24 LOT 1 80% LOT 2 60%
AS PER 2R6B-C24
AS PER 2R6B-C24 30’
AS PER 2R6B-C24
AS PER 2R6B-C24 65’
AS PER 2R6B-C24 80’
15’-6” 13’-0” 9
2
Z-002
TYPICAL SECTION
SCALE: 1’-0” = 1/64”
15’-6” 13’-0” 9
3
Z-002
TYPICAL SECTION
SCALE: 1’-0” = 1/64”
BASEMENT PLAN
A
B C D E F G
150’-0”
SHEET NOTES
LEGEND
LOBBY PLAN
A 509-515 MYRTLE B AVE
C D E F
AND 114 GRAND AVE
150’-0”
29’-2”
29’-2” 29’-2”
33’-0”
29’-2”
SHEET NOTES
42’-6” 15’-0” 15’-0” 42’-6” 25’-0”
10’-0”
1
EXIT LIGHT
PRIMARY AND
SECONDARY EGRESS
TRAVEL PATH
KITCHEN
114
MAILROOM
115
1
KEY NOT
1. STRETCHER
15’
1
REMOTE
POINT #2
25’ - 0”
C
1 HOUR RATED PARTITION
2 HOUR RATED PARTITION
A
36” WIDE 90 MIN RATED
F.P.S.C DOOR
RETAIL
110
3
STORAGE
113
B
2a
1
4
COURTYARD
116
A1
A203
40’-0”
2
2. OUTDOOR TILING
3. METAL BICYCLE RAC
4. AMUR MAPLE TREES
PERIMETER
2
D
36” WIDE 45 MIN RATED
F.P.S.C DOOR
B
B
B
A
1
Z-001
ZONING MAP
N.T.S.
80’
65’
WIDE STREET
MYRTLE AVE
10’
15’
NARROW STREET GRAND AVE
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
1
ZONING CALCULATIONS GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
REMOTE
POINT #1
EXIT A
STAIR 1
UP
16R
C
MECHANICAL
ROOM
D
D
1
STAIR 2
C
25’ - 0”
EXIT B
20’ - 0” 30’ - 0”
100’ - 0”
3
4
5
A1
A203
A
3
NO. DESCRIPTION B DATE
RETAIL
108
1
1
BICYCLE
PARKING
TRIAL
ROOM
109
TRIAL
ROOM
107
GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
B
TOILET TOILET
111 112
1
3
3
STAIR 1
106
C
A
104
LOBBY
105
2a
2a
D
2
DAY CARE
103
2a
PARKING
102
E
100’-0”
3
STAIR 2
117
C
3
101
D
5’-0”
15’-0” 15’-0”
25’-0”
100’-0”
3
3.1
4
5
6
LEGEND
A
B
C
D
E
72” WID
36” WID
F.P.S.C
36” WID
F.P.S.C
36” WID
F.P.S.C
STEEL
4
CONSTRUCTION
DOCUMENTS
SPRING 2015
2
Z-001
ZONING MAP
N.T.S.
ZONING ANALYSIS CHART
4
Z-002
ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM
N.T.S.
30’ REAR YARD
AS PER ZR6B-C24
LOT 1 AREA COVERAGE 80%
AS PER ZR6B-C24
LOT 2 AREA COVERAGE 60%
AS PER ZR6B-C24
70’
26’-0” 25’-0” 27’-6” 18’-6” 8’-0” 25’-0” 16’-0” 5’-0”
ALLOWABLE
Zoning Map
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
SCALE: 1’-0” =1/16”
AND 114 GRAND AVE
FOR R7 RESIDENTIAL
02/10/2015
RESIDENTIAL AS PER ZR6B - C24 1
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI
ZR6B - C24
RESIDENTIAL
Z-002
20’-0” 20’-6” 30’-0”
EGRESS PLAN BASEMENT
SCALE: 1’=1/8”
MYRTLE AVE ELEVATION
A B C D E F
26’-0”
25’-0”
27’-6”
18’-6”
8’-0” 25’-0” 16’-0” 5’-0”
23’-6” 8’-0”
N
2
EGRESS PLAN
BASEMENT
SCALE: 1/8”=1’
02/10/2015
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
GRAND AVE ELEVATION
A-105
LOBBY
SCALE: 1/8” = 1’
A1
A203
A1
A203
A1
A203
A1
A203
1 2 3 4 5 6
20’-0”
20’-6”
102’-0”
30’-0”
23’-6” 8’-0”
N
509-515 MYRTLE A
AND 114 GRAND A
The graduate dormitorry consisted of an interesting combination
of zoning requirements, separate by lots. The design of the
building changed significantly according to the zoning, fire safety
and ADA regulations.
BLOCK # LOT #
ZONING MAP #
ZONING DISTRICT
USE GROUP
LOT AREA
F.A.R.
TOTAL (ALLOWABLE) ZONING AREA
TOTAL (ACTUAL) ZONING AREA
LOT COVERAGE
FRONT YARD SETBACK
REAR YARD SETBACK
SIDE YARD SETBACK
STREET WALL HEIGHT
MAX BUILDING HEIGHT
509-515 MYRTLE AVE AND 114 GRAND AVE
12D
R-7
R-7 GROUP 3
15,000 SQ. FT.
12
180,000 SQ. FT.
AS PER 2R6B-C24 LOT 1 80% LOT 2 60%
AS PER 2R6B-C24
AS PER 2R6B-C24 30’
AS PER 2R6B-C24
AS PER 2R6B-C24 65’
AS PER 2R6B-C24 80’
15’-6” 13’-0” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
STREET TREE PLANTING
AS PER ZR6B-C24
70’
30’
80’
NO FRONT YARD
AS PER ZR6B-C24
100’
LOT 2
SIDEWALK
WIDE STREET
150’
TYPICAL SECTION
2 LOT 1
3
GRADUATE DORMITORY
RESIDENTIAL
Z-002 SCALE: 1’-0” = 1/64” Z-002 SCALE: 1’-0” = 1/64” HOUSING
LOT C ZONING
B1
1/64" = 1'-0"
15’-6” 13’-0” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
”
“ ”
“
TYPICAL SECTION
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
25 26
Street Wall Diagrams
SCALE: 1’-0” =1/16”
02/10/2015
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI
Z-003
ELEVATION: GRAND AVE
13’-0” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
80’-0”
ROOF
EL. +78’ - 6”
7TH FLOOR
EL. +69’ - 0”
6TH FLOOR
EL. +59’ - 6”
5TH FLOOR
EL. +50’ - 0”
4TH FLOOR
EL. +40’ - 6”
3RD FLOOR
EL. +31’ - 0”
2ND FLOOR
EL. +21’ - 6”
1ST FLOOR
EL. +13’ - 0”
LOBBY PLAN
EL. 0
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
ELEVATION
GRAND AVE
SCALE: 1’-0” =1/16”
13’-0” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
80’-0”
ROOF
EL. +78’ - 6”
7TH FLOOR
EL. +69’ - 0”
6TH FLOOR
EL. +59’ - 6”
5TH FLOOR
EL. +50’ - 0”
4TH FLOOR
EL. +40’ - 6”
3RD FLOOR
EL. +31’ - 0”
2ND FLOOR
EL. +21’ - 6”
1ST FLOOR
EL. +13’ - 0”
LOBBY PLAN
NO.
DESCRIPTION
GRADUATE DORM
HOUSING
ELEVATION
MYRTLE AVE

EGRESS PLANS
EGRESS SECTIONS
SHEET NOTES
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114
509-515
GRAND
MYRTLE
AVE
AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
4TH FLOOR
4TH FLOOR
EL. 22’- 6”
EL. 22’- 6”
4TH FLOOR
4TH FLOOR
EL. 22’- 6”
EL. 22’- 6”
STREET WALL DIAGRAMS
9’-6”
9’-6”
LOT LINE
LOT LINE
4
A1
A203
2
FIRST FLOOR
STAIR PLANS
SCALE: 1/4” = 1’
REFLECTED CEILING PLANS
LT04
30’-4”
LT04
A1
A203
1ST FLOOR
27’-8”
N
LT06
A1
A203
20’ - 0”
SEVENTH FLOOR
LT05
7TH FLOOR
A1
A203
36’-6” 5’-0”
LT04
N
2
1
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
SCALE: 1/4” = 1’
STAIR PLANS
02/10/2015
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI
R-101
STAIR SECTION 1
STAIR SECTION 1
SCALE: 1’=1/4”
SCALE: 1’=1/4”
1
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
LT04
13’-0”
42’-0”
1
3RD FLOOR
3RD FLOOR
EL. 13’- 0”
EL. 13’- 0”
13’-0”
LT05
25’-0”
2ND FLOOR
2ND FLOOR
LT04
LT06
LT04
2
3
STAIR SECTION 2
STAIR SECTION 2
SCALE: 1’=1/4”
SCALE: 1’=1/4”
2
47’-8”
LT05
LT04
LT05
LT04
10”
LT06
10”
48’-8”
34”
34”
9’-6”
13’-0”
9’-6”
3RD FLOOR
3RD FLOOR
EL. 13’- 0”
EL. 13’- 0”
13’-0”
2ND FLOOR
2ND FLOOR
LT05
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
15’-6” 13’-0” 9’-6 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
509-515 MYRTLE AVE
AND 114 GRAND AVE
GRADUATE DORMITORY
GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
HOUSING
STAIR SECTIONS
STAIR SECTIONS
SCALE: 1’-0” =1/4”
02/10/2015
SCALE: 1’-0” =1/4”
ELVIRA MELAMED 02/10/2015& HETAL KARANI
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI
R-102
R-102
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
FRONT YARD
SETBACK
26’-0” 25’-0” 27’-6” 18’-6” 8’-0” 25’-0” 16’-0” 10’-0”
FRONT
YARD
10’-0”
SKY
EXPOSURE
PLANE
15’-6” 13’-0” 9’-6 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 9’-6” 12’-6”
SKY
EXPOSURE
PLANE
E.L. 83’ - 0”
BUILDING ROOF
20’-0” 20’-6” 30’-0”
23’-6” 5’-0”
FRONT
YARD
10’-0”
31’-6”
LT04
LT04
LT04
5
28’-8”
25’-0”
LT04
LT04
LT04
LT05
LT04
LT06
14’-4”
LT05
LT04
1’-0”
LT04
NO. DESCRIPTION DATE
LT04
LT04
LT06
LT05
LT04
GRADUATE DORMITORY
HOUSING
UNIT PLAN
LT05
5’-0”
02/10/2015
ELVIRA MELAMED & HETAL KARANI
27 28
RCP-102

REFLECTED CEILING PLANS
LED TUBE LIGHTING
ELEVATOR
Wall Sconces
To be Sourced by Joni
SYM
ELECTRIC LEGEND
FLOOR MOUNT LIGHT
RECESSED CEILING LIGHT
LED LIGHT WITHIN TREAD
DIMMER SWITCH
ELECTRIC SWITCH
WALL MOUNT SCONCE
ELECTRIC WIRING
RECESSED WALL LIGHTING
BACKLIT LIGHTING
8'-0" x 3'-0" Doors
Metal Doors to be Sourced
1.5 Hr Fire Rated
Panzeri Lighting to be
placed at perimeter of Drop
Ceiling Panels
8'-0" x 3'-0" Doors
Metal Doors to be Sourced
1.5 Hr Fire Rated
LED TUBE LIGHTING
Wall Embedded Lights
LED
Pure Lighting
3.5" Diameter
ELEVATOR
5
193-195 STANTON ST
SUMMER 2015
Situated in 193-195 Stanton Street, the building was originally
built in 1932, and was recently slated to be gutted and renovated
floor by floor.This was an interesting project as it had a
significant amount of design possibilities. It consists of a long
courtyard at the entrance for which the client required grafitti
and specific lighting fittings, new entrance door designs and
material fittings. Furthermore, the corridors and lighting had to
be completely redesigned with backlighting and wood panels
against concrete walls. These aspects were designed and materials
were sourced and budgeted accordingly.
PAINTED WALLS
SECTION
6"
Drop Ceiling
Maximum Drop
4"-6"
3'-4"
TITLE: CORRIDOR ELECTRICAL PLAN
SCALE: 1/2”=1’
ADDRESS: 193-195 STANTON STREET
Wall Sconces
To be Sourced by Joni
3'-1 3/16"
Troweled
Concrete Panels
Approx 1'-2" x 2'-0”
5'-0"
3'-6"
Brushed Style Paint
To Source
CORRIDOR ELECTRICAL PLAN
Backlit Lettering
Size to be Determined
8'-0" x 3'-0" Doors
Metal Doors to be Sourced
1.5 Hr Fire Rated
1 2 3
4
5 6 7
2'-11"
DN
8 RISERS
SHEET NO.
A2
Steel Railing
To be fitted
UP
8 RISERS
STEEL LIGHTING
WOOD FLOORS
9'-2"
3'-4"
8'-0"
5'-11"
6'-4"
3'-0"
TITLE: CORRIDOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
SCALE: 1/2”=1’
ADDRESS: 193-195 STANTON STREET
2'-7" 2" 3'-0" 2" 4'-5 3/16" 2" 3'-0"
8'-5 7/16"
ELEVATOR
DOOR
58'-9"
CORRIDOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
10"
10"
SHEET NO.
A3
Pure Lighting
Wall Lights
Embedded within
Wall: 3.5" Diameter
Grey Concrete Step
Tan Colored Concrete Tread
30

2'-3 13/16" 2'-3 13/16"
AREA OF WORK
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
AREA OF WORK
23'-0 1/16"
4'-7 7/16"
INTERIOR PLAN
AREA OF WORK
23'-0 1/16"
AREA OF WORK
4'-4 1/16"
10"
10'-2"
3'-0 11/16"
3'-1 3/16"
3'-6"
6"
4'-6 1/4"
4'-2"
4'-0"
Panzeri LED Tubelighting
underneath stair tread
(See Section)
Aurora MR16 Accent
Round Edge 2.0
6"
6"
4'-4 1/16"
10'-2"
3'-6"
6"
4'-6 1/4"
3'-1 3/16"
AREA OF WORK
4'-7 9/16"
4'-2"
4'-0"
3'-4 1/16" 10'-11 1/2" 2'-11"
SYM
ELECTRIC LEGEND
5'-4"
2'-6 15/16"
2'-9"
FLOOR MOUNT LIGHT
RECESSED CEILING LIGHT
LED LIGHT WITHIN TREAD
8'-0 1/2"
DIMMER SWITCH
8"
ELECTRIC SWITCH
2'-5 3/4"
WALL MOUNT SCONCE
ELECTRIC WIRING
22'-0"
RECESSED WALL LIGHTING
LED TUBE LIGHTING
INTERIOR SECTION
1
PLAN BACK WALL
SCALE: 1’=1/2”
LOBBY RENDER
2'-1 1/16" 1'-6" 17'-11" 1'-6"
2'-1 1/16" 1'-6" 17'-11" 1'-6"
2'-9 3/4"
12'-3 1/16"
2'-4"
1'-3/4"
1'-3/4"
6"
1'-3/4"
2'-4"
2'-4"
1'-3/4"
1'-3/4"
6"
1'-3/4"
2'-4"
14'-11 1/16"
17'-11"
3'-6"
17'-11"
3'-6"
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
23'-0"
1'-5"
1'-0"
1'-5"
15'-0"
7'-4"
STOREFRONT GLASS
DOOR WITH BLACK
ALUMINIUM FRAME
23'-0"
ELECTRICAL PLAN
AREA OF WORK
6'-8"
9'-0"
6'-9 1/2" 6'-9 1/2"
9'-8" 8'-8 1/4"
Aurora MR16
Accent Round
Aurora MR16 Accent
7'-4"
Edge 2.0
Round Edge 2.0
Panzeri LED
Tubelighting
Panzeri LED
underneath stair
Tubelighting
tread
underneath stair
3'-2" (See Section)
tread
1'-9 3/4" 10" (See Section)
6 1/2"
5 3/4"
6'-8"
LIGHTING SCHEDULE
SYMBOL
AREA OF WORK
(plan)
(section)
#. REQ
6
(3 on
either stair)
6
(3 on
either stair)
6'-8"
9'-0"
MANUFACTURER
1'-9 3/4"
6'-9 1/2" 6'-9 1/2"
9'-8" 8'-8 1/4"
Aurora MR16 Accent Round Edge 2.0
10"
Panzeri LED Tubelighting underneath stair tread
6 1/2"
5 3/4"
7'-4"
LOCATION
Lobby Backwall Stair
Side Wall
Lobby Backwall Stair
Tread
3'-2"
TYPE
Embedded Wall
Mounted Light
LED Tubelighting
6'-8"
4'-4"
4'-4 1/16"
16'-5"
2'-3"
4'-4 1/16"
16'-5"
2'-3"
3'-8 1/8"
9'-8 1/2"
3'-0"
7'-0"
10'-2"
23'-0 1/16"
3'-6"
2'-3 1/4"
10'-2"
23'- 1/16"
3'-6"
2'-3 1/4"
7'-5 9/16"
5'-4 1/4"
3'-0"
8'-1"
2'-0"
10'-2"
6"
7 1/2" 6 3/4"
1'-6 3/4"
CAPSTONE
ABC STONE
ABC STONE
ABC STONE
WENGE BLOCK
MADRAS WHITE SANDBLASTED
BUSHHAMMERED / GOLD SUN
2-0' X 3'-0
AREA OF WORK
AREA OF WORK
EXISTING BACK WALL SECTION ELEVATION
AREA OF BACK WALL
2
3
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
1
SCALE: 1’=1/2”
SCALE: 1’=1/2”
SCALE: 1’= 1/2”
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Area = 177.7 Sq. Ft

SAN FRANCISCO
C A L I F O R N I A
DECIBLE MAP
SCALE-1:2000
N
55.1 - 60.0 dBa
60.1 - 65.0 dBa
65.1 - 70.0 dBa
70.0 + dBa
6
MISCELLANEOUS
FALL 2012-17
Representation and analysis have been significant cornerstones
of the design process throughout the years. This ranges from a
multistep isometric drawing to analysing site based on numerous
aspects.
PEAK
(MOST NOISE)
33
PEAK
(MOST PEOPLE)
VALLEY
(LEAST PEOPLE)
34

C A L I F O R N I A
CONTOUR MAP
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50
SAN FRANCISCO
C A L I F O R N I A
S E C TIONS
B
SCALE- 1:1000
Transbay Transit
Center
A
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
BUS ROUTE
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
SUBWAY/RAIL/CABLE CAR
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
OVERALL
200
N
PROP. SITE
BUS ROUTE
N
STATIONS
CABLE CAR
SUBWAY / RAIL
N
PROP. SITE
STATIONS
BUS ROUTE
CABLE CAR
SUBWAY / RAIL
Transbay Transit
Center
75
50
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
BUS ROUTE
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
SUBWAY/RAIL/CABLE CAR
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
OVERALL
SAN FRANCISCO
C A L I F O R N I A
S E C TIONS
SCALE- 1:1000
PROP. SITE
N
PROP. SITE
BUS ROUTE
N
STATIONS
CABLE CAR
SUBWAY / RAIL
N
STATIONS
BUS ROUTE
CABLE CAR
SUBWAY / RAIL
25
Transbay Transit
Center
10
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PROP. SITE