[PPT] - D4 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN THE CUMMINGS HOUSE FIU | INTERIOR PowerPoint Presentation

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D4

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

THE CUMMING’S HOUSE

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4. SPACE

PLANNING AND VISUALIZATION

PLANS SKETCHBOOK

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. COURSE INTRODUCTION DESIGN

TOOLS DEVELOPMENT

COURSE INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES A.1 HUMAN BEHAVIOR CHARRETE A.2 ORIGINAL DESIGN OVERVIEW

2. PROFILING AND RESIDENTIAL HOME

A.3 CLIENT PROFILE A.4 SITE ANALYSIS A.4 BUILDING ANALYSIS A.5 PROGRAM DEFINITION AND DESIGN GUIDELINES A.6.1 DESIGN CONCEPT

3. SPATIAL

RELATIONSHIPS

DIAGRAMS

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COURSE INTRODUCTION DESIGN TOOLS DEVELOPMENTS

A.1 HUMAN BEHAVIOR CHARRETE

DESCRIPTION

Build 5” x 5” boxes that convey feeling, emotion, and experiences using light, color, textures, propotion, etc.

OBJECTIVES

Create installations that evoke emotion and create a mood and understand the relationship between the guest and the interior spaces as they experience it

APPLICATION

The yellow cube inspired the colors used in the design as well as how despite having things in between you are still able to have a peak of what is happening behind the

bjects in between but still creating some privacy

The blue cube inspired the aquarium how the water has a certain transparency to it but creates interesting shadows with difgerent lights and how the wall creates privacy without completely secluding a space from the

ther

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COLD SCARED WEALTH TRAPPED GLAMOROUS FEAR OVERWHELM COLD SMALL SLEEPY

A.1 HUMAN BEHAVIOR CHARRETE

FINAL CUBES

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A.2 ORIGINAL DESIGN OVERVIEW

COURSE INTRODUCTION DESIGN TOOLS DEVELOPMENTS DESCRIPTION

Identify design principles and elements of study image and pick three additional inspiration images related to the study image. Develop DNA words for each image and from there come up with a design concept. Use all

f these to develop a physical 3-D model out of only a

list of materials given.

OBJECTIVES

Understand plagiarism and how to translate a design inspiration into an original work. Stay in the line between inspiration and plagiarism in the fjnished work.

APPLICATION

Color scheme came from this images as well as the use

f difgerent textures to create contrast. The linear shape
f the aquarium wall guides your eye towards where to

go once you enter the house. Emphasis was created through contrasting textures and colors. Repetition and layaring show in the pergola in the outside as well as the repetition in colors and textures.

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REPETITION LAYERING EMPHASIS RYTHM DOMINANCE SIZE DIRECTION CONTRAST REPETITION LAYERING EMPHASIS RYTHM DIRECTION LINE SHAPE PATTERN MOVEMENT LAYERING TEXTURE MOVEMENT FORM EMPHASIS DOMINANCE SIZE DIRECTION CONTRAST LINE VALUE GRADIATION

REPETITION/LAYERING EMPHASIS/CONTRAST LINE/FORM TEXTURE

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FINAL PRODUCT

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PROFILING AND RESIDENTIAL HOME

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A.3 CLIENT PROFILE

PROFILING AND RESIDENTIAL HOME DESCRIPTION

Using a grocery list, create and present a story supported by images about the client. Including a complete profjle of each member of the family such as appereance, interests, cars, food, etc.

OBJECTIVES

Understand and predict client necessities. Understand the type of information that must be collected and

addressed. Illustrate who the client is and describe

relevant data through graphic techniques.

DESIGN GUIDELINES

Open public spaces on the fjrst fmoor and outdoors for easy access to guests creating a welcoming environment to share with their friends. Each needs a space to do their work. Walk in closet to store their multiple

clothes. Guest house for when sister comes to visit.

Large kitchen for Michael to cook for his wife and and a bbq for when their friends are over. Abigael needs a reading space in her studio as she loves to read. Stor- age for whiskey and wine

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GENERAL

Abigael Cummings: 28 years old and of English background, designer Michael Cummings: 30 years old and of Irish background, attorney Alfred Cummings: French Bulldog puppy They have a large aquarium for their fjsh collection They are a young power couple He comes from an upper middle class family and she is from a middle class family. They both love to exercise and enjoy spending time with their other young friends.

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LIFESTYLE

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PERSONAL

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THEIR LIFESTYLE

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A.4 SITE AND BUILDING ANALYSIS

PROFILING AND RESIDENTIAL HOME DESCRIPTION

Create a group presentation with an introduction, analysis of the site and conclusions.

OBJECTIVES

Identify characteristics of the area where the building is

located. Identify oportunities and constraints of the site.

Identify the relationship between the building, the site and its surroundings.

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SITE ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTION

Create a group presentation with an introduction, analysis of the site and conclusions.

OBJECTIVES

Identify characteristics of the area where the building is located. Identify oportunities and constrains of the site. Identify the relationship between the building, the site and its surroundings.

THE AREA

The Venetian Islands-Biscayne Island The average household value is $383,800 About 36.7% of people own the house they live in Bus stops on the island Average high temperature is 84.2F Average low temperature is 69.9F

THE PROJECT

Located in 1041 N Venetian Dr Miami Beach Florida 33139 Water Front Single Family Home (large urban residence) Two story house of approximately 6,0002 ft The property is worth $4,750,000 The property contains an aditional space, a garage, a pool, a pier and waterfront, and landscape

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FIRST FLOOR AREA PLAN

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SECOND FLOOR AREA PLAN

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CONCLUSION AND DESIGN GUIDELINES

CONCLUSIONS

Little space on the second fmoor Not enough natural light coming in on the second fmoor Unconventional placement of stairs Lots of entrances/thresholds in the property Possible noise from future construction next door and from the boat traffjc as well as the hotel a few houses down There isn’t a specifjc place for parking Only one road to get in and out of the island Lots of natural light coming into the house Lots of places for difgerent activities nearby Located in an evacuation zone during hurricane season as well as a fmood zone Bus stops nearby

OBJECTIVES

Arrange rooms in a way that takes advantage of every corner Make sure that rooms and offjces get the most natural light possible and increase the amount of light by using artifjcial light Make the rooms around the stairs and use the other space as a hall Strategically place rooms so they work together with thresholds Use noise cancelling windows as well as landscape to help redirect the noise Guests can park on the street side or enter the house and park in their driveway, owners have a parking garage for 2 cars There are taxi boats to help transportation as well as plenty of buses and a sidewalk where you can bike or walk or even run Use blinds as well as other elements such as a pergola to create shading both inside and out Hurricane proof the house: thicker doors, fortify the garage door, strengthen the rood materials to keep the house from collapsing, concrete walls, etc)

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A.5 PROGRAM DEFINITION

PROFILING AND RESIDENTIAL HOME PROGRAM ANALYSIS

Create a group presentation with an introduction, analysis of the building and conclusions.

DESIGN GUIDELINES

Understand how natural and man-made systems may afgect the design of the spaces. Identify source of heat gain in the interior as a result of directional position and window placement. Identify characteristics of the building that help identify possible public and private zones, structural systems and spatial quality.

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A single family home located in an urban residential area for a young, married couple. They are a fashion driven power couple who work all day during the week and relax with their friends over the weekend. They each need an offjce space to work after hours and store their fjles and

projects. They host their friends over all the time, so a large space

to be with them would be required. They need lots of storage for clothes, fjles, drinks, etc. Michael loves cooking so a big kitchen area would be ideal. Abigail loves to read and do yoga outdoors so, a calm and quiet space would be appropriate for her. Little Alfred loves to dress up and play around therefore, he would need a closet of his own. Michael is Irish and he likes to go back to his roots and drink Irish whiskey and beer and Abigael is English and loves to drink tea with her girls and loves wine. They each have a small collection of drinks they like.

CLIENT’S NEEDS

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The goals are to create a welcoming environment through open public spaces to have guests over and be able to create an open fmoor so everyone can interact with each other. Separation of public and private spaces is key to the design as the couple needs privacy for their work spaces to create an inclusive space that allows concentration and an environment to relax and sleep separated from the commotion that goes on in the public spaces. Another key el- ement of the house is to connect the pier and ocean to the house rather than treat it as a separate space that is being disturbed by the

property. Finally, the connection between certain indoor and
utdoor spaces is essential not only aesthetically but functionally, for

example, by connecting the kitchen area with the gardens will allow that easy access to fresh produce for cooking.

DESIGN GOALS

SLIDE 26 Accomplishing these features is key to the design as they are factors that difgerentjate it from any other design, specially the underground aquarium and connectjon between indoors and

utdoors. Another unique feature is

the extreme separatjon of public vs private areas.

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CRUCIAL ASPECTS

These are some must-haves space and aspects in order for the design goals to be achieved, like the welcoming aspect of the

pen spaces, the connection of

indoor and outdoor through the aquarium as well as gardens and kitchen.

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ADJACENCY DIAGRAM

The larger the bubble the more important the space is. The connected bubbles mean the smaller bubbles are within the larger space.

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CONFIGURATION

Ground fmoor level analysis of the spaces and the relationship between each other. Some spaces have a stronger connection to others due to their functions and therefore need to be next to each other or have a passageway connecting them like the kitchen and gardens.

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CONFIGURATION

The master bedroom has its

wn closet and bathroom inside

therefore the connection between the three spaces is very strong and the connection between the studio and offjce is due to the activities done in these spaces.

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PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE

The offjce and studio require a slightly more private and quiet space and that is why they are

n the second fmoor and why all

the provate spaces are on the second fmoor and the guest space has privacy of its own by being completely separated from the main house. Some of the separations between public spaces aren’t done by a wall but rather by the circulation required to move around and through the

spaces. Spaces, like the offjce,

studio, master bedroom, kitchen and living room require to be close to large windows in order to have the needed amount of light to create the openness the design needs to achieve.

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Keep public spaces open A door will be added to create a private circulation from the kitchen to the gardens and outdoor dining area without having to go through the living room. As well as a private path from the kitchen to the dining room created by the stairs. An underground aquarium that goes from the street entrance and through the house (living room and dining room) all the way out to the pier, this will connect the house with the ocean view and pier. Clear separation of public and private spaces by locating them in difgerent fmoor grounds and inside and outside the house. Connection of outdoor and indoor spaces through the views from inside like the view of the garden from the kitchen and the herb garden on the window itself, and the connection of the living room to the outdoor dining area by the window that separates the two spaces but allows visibility of each other.

DESIGN GUIDELINES

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A.6.1 DESIGN CONCEPT

PROFILING AND RESIDENTIAL HOME DESCRIPTION

Write a concept statement addressing the main concerns of your project. Create a 30x20 board that expresses ideas about your design concept, and a 6x6 abstract model that speaks about the spatial characteristics of your project

OBJECTIVES

Identify main concerns for your project and client. Investigate spatial concept. Explore space through a board and abstract model

DESIGN GUIDELINES

Understand how natural and man-made systems may afgect the design of the spaces. Identify source of heat gain in the interior as a result of directional position and window placement. Identify characteristics of the building that help identify possible public and private zones, structural systems and spatial quality.

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INSPIRATION IMAGES AND MATERIALS USED

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BOARD AND CONCEPT STATEMENT

The purpose of the project is to create a functional space for a young couple who live in a single-family home. Located in a residential area. They need plenty of open public spaces to host their friends and plenty of storage for their work fjles and personal items. This will be achieved by creating a welcoming environment through open public spaces and completely separating the private spaces onto a separate fmoor. The house will also visually connect to the pier and ocean by an underground aquarium that will connect the street with the house and then to the pier and

cean. The outdoor spaces will connect to the indoors through the

views from the windows. What will make this design difgerent from

thers will be the aquarium embedded on the fmoor, the separation

between public and private spaces nad the connection between the

utdoors and indoors. The color scheme on this board will create

that next to the beach environment that creates a relaxed, open and welcoming space the Cummings desire as well as contrast from the palette with blue as an accent color. I will be using one of my A.1 cubes as an inspiration for the fmoor aquarium and my A.2 model as an inspiration for the color scheme.

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SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS

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A.6.2 SPACE PLANNING

SCHEMATIC DESIGN DESCRIPTION

Synthesize knowledge gained from your program development and building analysis to design and plan your residential space.

OBJECTIVES

Improve your space planning skills by practicing basic

concepts. Increase your understanding of major design

issues in this project. Apply your design concept to your project according to the needs of your clients.

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FIRST FLOOR FF&E PLAN

SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”

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FIRST FLOOR RCP PLAN

SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”

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SECOND FLOOR RCP PLAN

SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”

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SECOND FLOOR RCP PLAN

SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”

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HOUSE FRONT ELEVATION EAST FACADE

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ELEVATION 1

LIVING ROOM

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ELEVATION 2

KITCHEN

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ELEVATION 3

DINING ROOM

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ELEVATION 4

GUEST HOUSE

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ELEVATION 5

MASTER BEDROOM

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ELEVATION 6

MASTER BATHROOM

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ELEVATION 7

STUDIO

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ELEVATION 8

OFFICE

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NORTH-SOUTH SECTION EAST-WEST SECTION

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OUTDOOR PERSPECTIVES

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FIRST FLOOR PERSPECTIVES

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SECOND FLOOR PERSPECTIVES

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SECOND FLOOR PERSPECTIVES

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SKETCHES

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SKETCHES

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