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The StarkProject

By Ceilia Hegarty-FriscinoResidential Design I: INTA212RP P01

Professor Michelle KirkpatrickWeek 5 Assignment 2

May 14, 2016

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Table of Contents

Client Profile PG.3

Research of Architectural

Style PG.6

Adjacency MatrixPG.8

Concept Statement PG.10

Color Palette Exercise PG.12

Furniture, Finishes, Lighting, and Accessory

Specification

Sheets PG.14PG.69

Images of the Model PG. 77

Code Study

Perspective PG.89

Process Drawings: Schematic Floor Plansand Furniture Plans, Cabinetry Thumbnail

Sketches, and Study Sketches PG. 92

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Page 2

PG. 125

PG. 129

Justification of the Solution

Final Floor/Finish Plans Final Furniture Plans Final Cabinetry Elevation Presentation Boards Figures Cited Works Cited

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ClientP r o f i l e



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Robb and Brienne Stark are a couple in their early

30’s with no children. Robb is a musician that plays locallyand Brienne is a Freelance Photographer. They just boughttheir first home together above a coffee shop at 1509 MainSt. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They would love for theirhome to be designed in a Modern Scandinavian style inlight neutral colors with a pop of a brighter color(Scandinavian) and with plenty of storage for lines and

clothes. There should also be special built-ins and displaysfor their record collection as well as photographs; especiallythose of their travels around the world. They also requirethe space within their home to have to have a living anddining room space, a music room, a home office, 3bedrooms, and if possible either a small powder room or

full bathroom on the second level.

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ArchitecturalS t y l e



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The style of this home is Second Empire. Thisdesign style lasted from 1855 to 1885 and is traced backto the reign of Napoleon III in France. This style is mostknown for its mansard roofs which were first introducedin the enlargement of the Louvre by François Mansart.

It is this style of roof that differentiates the SecondEmpire style from the Italianate style and the Victorianstyle homes. (Second, Second)

Mansard Roof

Transom Window

Heavily BracketedCornice

Balustrades

Towers

Columns

Pilasters

Iron Trim onCrest of Roof

Windows in Dormer

Sculpted Details

around Windows



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AdjacencyM a t r i x



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ConceptS t a t e m e n t



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Concept Statement for Robb and Brienne Stark(Design for a Residential Space Above a Coffee Shop in a Mixed-Use Building)

Concept Statement:

The Stark home will be comprised of three floors that will flow ina harmonious and unified manner. The style of the home willbe Modern Scandinavian which is a mixture of Robb andBrienne’s styles. In the scheme of Modern Scandinavian design,there is a lot of white with some black as well as a pop of colorand a strong sense of natural elements that create a clean crisplook. The natural elements will include, but are not limited to,hardwood floors throughout, leather and hemp for upholstery,

and live plant life. These elements will bring a lot of texture intothe home. Since there is not a lot of natural light coming intothis home, white and cream colors will help keep the spacelooking large, light, and bright. The pops of orange will bring lifeand balance to the home and by using different values and huesof orange, many moods and feelings can be accomplished fordifferent rooms of the home while creating contrast. The whole

main floor of the home will be an open floor plan to utilize thespace to its fullest potential and the direction of the lines inthe hardwood flooring will be laid side to side in order to widenthe space since the space itself is long and narrow. Balancewill also be created by using positive and negative spaces.Finally, with the built in display features and furnishings therewill be various sizes and shapes brought into the home.



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ColorPalette



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Swatches of Color from Photo

Analogous

With this color Ichose to lighten the

yellow color. I thenlightened the hueand saturation ofthe color as well.

This cream color willhelp transition from

room to room.

I chose to darkenthe orange and giveit a little more redto make it a richercolor. This color willbe a nice bold accentto really bring outsome special areas.

Red, Orange, and Yellow

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Dining RoomSpec Sheets



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YOUR

LOGOHERE

FURNITURE SPECIFICATION SHEETPROJECT: Stark Home

DESIGNER: Ceilia Hegarty-Friscino

KEY: MR11236

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Metro Retro Furniture

ITEM/NAME: Danish Teak Leather Arm Chairs

FINISH: Teak and Leather

FABRIC: Leather

MANUFACTURER: Edelman

ITEM #/NAME: NE03 Neon Cow

COLOR: Orangefizz

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LOGOHERE



KEY: MR11236

ROOM: Dining Room


ITEM/NAME: Danish Teak Leather Side Chair

FINISH: Teak and Leather

FABRIC: Leather

MANUFACTURER: Edelman

ITEM #/NAME: CC25 Cashmere Calf

COLOR: Super White

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YOUR

LOGOHERE



KEY: MR14567

ROOM: Dining Room


ITEM/NAME: Danish Teak Dining Table

FINISH: Golden Teak

FABRIC:

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YOUR

LOGOHERE



KEY: MR13672

ROOM: Dining Room


ITEM/NAME: Danish Teak Wine Rack

FINISH: Teak

FABRIC:

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Living RoomSpec Sheets



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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: S1

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Leif Hansen

ITEM/NAME: 1968 Lounge Sofa with Teak Base

FINISH: Fabric and Teak

FABRIC: Leather

MANUFACTURER: Decorative Fabrics Direct

ITEM #/NAME: 6922516 Carroll Leather

COLOR: Invoke White Cover

PATTERN: Lattice

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KEY:

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Suede

MANUFACTURER: Decorative Fabric Direct

ITEM #/NAME: 6073914 Faux Suede

COLOR: Mission Linen

PATTERN: Faux Suede

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KEY:

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Jacquard


ITEM #/NAME: 6880811 Suntastic

COLOR: Sungucci Orange

PATTERN: Dot and Polka Dot Fabric

REPEAT: Vert = 1.50”, Horiz = 1.50”


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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: LU85061561872

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Fritz Hansen

ITEM/NAME: Egg Chair and Ottoman

FINISH: Aluminum, Leather, Plastic

FABRIC:

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KEY:

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Suede


ITEM #/NAME: 5780212 Faux Suede

COLOR: Donnely Adobe

PATTERN: Faux Suede

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KEY:

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Jacquard


ITEM #/NAME: 68320011 Sunbrella

COLOR: 45922-0001 Accord Koi

PATTERN: Lattice

REPEAT: Vert = 3.43”, Horiz = 3.50”


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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: U1209299218328

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Niels Bach

ITEM/NAME: Danish Modern Coffee Table

FINISH: Teak

FABRIC:

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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: U1008128264750

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Komfort

ITEM/NAME: Architectural Teak Side Table

FINISH: Teak and Glass

FABRIC:

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KEY:

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Sheer


ITEM #/NAME: 683213 Open Weave

COLOR: Tangerine Sheer

PATTERN: Sheer

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Master

BedroomSpec Sheets



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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: 1359

ROOM: Master Bedroom

MANUFACTURER: Scan Design

ITEM/NAME: Mojave Platform Bed

FINISH: American Walnut

FABRIC:

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KEY: 1359


MANUFACTURER: ScanDesign

ITEM/NAME: Mojave Nightstand


FABRIC:

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KEY: 1359



ITEM/NAME: Mojave High Chest


FABRIC:

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KEY: 1359



ITEM/NAME: Mojave Dresser


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KEY:


MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Rya

MANUFACTURER: Nazmiyal Collection

ITEM #/NAME: 45539 Tapestry Fabric

COLOR:

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YOURLOGOHERE

FURNITURE SPECIFICATION SHEET

PROJECT: Stark Home


KEY:

ROOM:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Linen

MANUFACTURER: Kravet

ITEM #/NAME: CitySquare12

COLOR: Orange, White

PATTERN: Terratone

REPEAT: Vert = 6 ½” Horiz = 7”


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KEY:

ROOM:

MANUFACTURER:

ITEM/NAME:

FINISH:

FABRIC: Linen


ITEM #/NAME: 6823315 Trend

COLOR: 02959 Tangerine

PATTERN: Contemporary

REPEAT: Vert = 4.00” Horiz = 6.80”


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Justification



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The pieces selected for the Stark home are of a ModernScandinavian Style. A lot of natural elements arebrought in through the furniture. The type of woodchosen is Teak which was a popular medium used inScandinavian Design. Leather is what will upholster thedining chairs, living room sofa, and egg chairs. The useof natural elements mixed with pops of orange willcreate a fun, youthful, creative, but also relaxingenvironment for the couple. Orange can give a jolt ofenergy or excitement but it can also be a welcoming,warm, and friendly color. The different hues and shades

chosen will accentuate these feelings. The materialschosen are easily cleaned with just water and if theyever wanted to move furniture outside they can due tothe elements being inside and outside approved. This isperfect since the first and third floor have outdoor areas.All fabrics selected are extremely durable and are all firetested approved. This will be great for if they want tostart a family. By having the use of Teak and Orangethroughout the home, it will create one harmonious look.The use of modular pieces mixed with some exaggeratedcurves, like in the Egg Chairs, create a hip and modernScandinavian Style from the 1950’s – 1960’s.



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Dining RoomLighting and Finishes



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YOURLOGOHERE


PROJECT: Stark Home


KEY: CC

ROOM: Main Floor

MANUFACTURER: Rulon International

ITEM/NAME: Curvalon

FINISH: Amber Bamboo Narrow Band in Honey

FABRIC:

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KEY: FL1

ROOM: Main Floor

MANUFACTURER: Green Building Supply

ITEM/NAME: Hand Scraped, Solid Locking, Strand WovenBamboo

FINISH: Antique BlackFABRIC:

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YOURLOGOHERE


PROJECT: Stark Home


KEY: P1

ROOM: Dining Room, Living Room, Master Bedroom

MANUFACTURER: Sherwin-Williams

ITEM/NAME: SW7005/Pure White

FINISH: Eggshell

FABRIC:

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KEY: L1

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Scandinavian Design Center

ITEM/NAME: Norm 69 Lamp

FINISH: Lamp Shade Foil

FABRIC:

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KEY: L4

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Corbett Lighting

ITEM/NAME: Corbett Tantrum White Wall Sconce

FINISH: Polished Satin Brass

FABRIC:

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Living RoomLighting and Finishes



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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: W1

ROOM: Living Room


ITEM/NAME: Family Wallpaper

FINISH: Black and White Paper

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

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KEY: L5

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Giclée Glow

ITEM/NAME: Retro Lattice Ava 5

FINISH: Tiger Bronze

FABRIC:

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KEY: L2

ROOM: Living Room


ITEM/NAME: Planter Ceiling Lamp w/ Flower Pot

FINISH: Metal with White Finish

FABRIC:

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Bedroom

Lighting and Finishes



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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: FL2


MANUFACTURER: Green Building Supply

ITEM/NAME: Helios Carpet, Arthurs Pass

FINISH: Snow Prints

FABRIC:

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PROJECT: Stark Home


KEY: P2


MANUFACTURER: Sherwin-Williams

ITEM/NAME: SW6887/Navel

FINISH: Eggshell

FABRIC:

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KEY: L3



ITEM/NAME: Ambit Pendant Lamp

FINISH: Aluminum with White Finish

FABRIC:

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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: L6


MANUFACTURER: minkaAire

ITEM/NAME: 62” Artemis XL5 Distressed Koa Ceiling Fan

FINISH: Distressed Koa Motor

FABRIC:

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Justification



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The choices that were made for the Stark home were made with

careful consideration of the clients wants and needs. SinceModern Scandinavian Design is a lot of white with pops of color

and natural elements that is what drove these selections. Brienne

is a photographer so the wall paper on the accent wall in the living

room will tie in perfectly. Keeping it black and white keeps it from

being overwhelming. The paint colors of pure white and navel will

keep the spaces warm and open as well as tie in the colors of thefurniture. The lighting pieces chosen keep within the retro modern

feel of the home. Natural elements are brought in through the

lighting choices and the floor and ceiling details. The floor and

ceiling choices are all “green” certified to keep the environment

healthy. Every piece of furniture, fabric, and paint selected are all

within the Analogous color scheme with orange being the pop of

color.



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Dining Room

Artwork And Accessories



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YOURLOGOHERE



KEY: AS3

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Modern Crowd

ITEM/NAME: Whiteout Orange Clock

FINISH: Aerospace-Grade Aluminum

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

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KEY: AW4

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Karo Studios

ITEM/NAME: “Autumn”

FINISH: Glass and Metal

FABRIC:

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KEY: AW3

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Preethi

ITEM/NAME: “Freesia Blossoms”

FINISH: Acrylic on Canvas

FABRIC:

MANUFACTURER:

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KEY: AS2

ROOM: Dining Room

MANUFACTURER: Funky Rock Designs

ITEM/NAME: 6-Bottle Rock Wine Rack

FINISH: Beach Stone, Rocks

FABRIC:

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KEY: AW6

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: MyLuxuryDecor

ITEM/NAME: Rock Star Guitar

FINISH: Wood, Leather, Aluminum

FABRIC:

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KEY: AW2

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Julia Bright Art

ITEM/NAME: “Freesia Blossoms”

FINISH: Hand-Ground Paints, Birch Wood Panel

FABRIC:

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KEY: AC1

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Manufacturer

ITEM/NAME: Elevated Planter

FINISH: Plastic and Graphite

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KEY: AS5

ROOM: Living Room

MANUFACTURER: Bluworld HOMelements

ITEM/NAME: Grand Nojoqui Falls Lightweight SlateFountain, Coppervein

FINISH: Slate, Resin, Aluminum

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KEY: AW5


MANUFACTURER: Karo Studios

ITEM/NAME: “Sunset”

FINISH: Glass and Metal

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KEY: AS4


MANUFACTURER: Bensen

ITEM/NAME: Lean Narrow Mirror

FINISH: Walnut and Mirrored Glass

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KEY: AW1


MANUFACTURER: Scandinavian Art Factory

ITEM/NAME: “Curiosa 3”

FINISH: Acrylic Paint on Stretched Canvas

FABRIC:

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KEY: AS6


MANUFACTURER: Uttermost

ITEM/NAME: Kadam Ceramic Vases

FINISH: Ceramic

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Again, the choices made were to satisfy the

Stark’s wants and needs. With keeping with the Modern

Scandinavian scheme, the artwork and accessories will

bring natural elements into the home. The artwork will tie

the in the pops of orange throughout the house while the

accessories will tie in the wood and foliage. The hangingwater feature in the living room will be the perfect calming

affect. Every piece picked out for this home is a one of a

kind. Since the wall paper accentuated Brienne’s passion

for photography; it was only fitting to incorporate a

sculpture of a guitar for Robb.



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CodesStudy



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COMPLETED BY:

Ashlee Houston

Ceilia Hegarty-Friscino

Megan Coy

International Existing Building Code:

List the code in this column

CODES ANALYSIS/UPDATES

Rationalize why or why not the existing building should

be expected to conform to the code

This building should be required to conform to this code, especially

because of 804.4 which states that "occupancies shall be providedwith smoke alarms in accordance with the IFC."

The interior finishes of walls and ceilings in the corridors, exits, and

any work areas shall comply with the requirements of the

International Building Code. If there are any interior finishes that do

not comply with the code, they must be treated with an approved fire-retardant coating in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions

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INTA 212: CODES ANALYSIS CHART

Fire and Life

Safety Section 804 Fire Protection

Building

Elements and

Materials

803.4 Interior Finish


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Ashlee Houston

Residential Design

INTA212

April 29, 2016

• Discuss how important codes are in residential design Explain how knowing this

information will specifically advance your future application of code factors while

designing Provide at least two examples

Codes in residential design are one of the most important factors that go into the design

process. Safety in a client’s home is something that we, as designers, are supposed to put

thought into in every aspect. However, this is something our clients should feel is taken care of

and nothing they have to worry about.

Codes are obviously put in place for a reason. Though sometimes they can become a

hindrance, they are put there not only for the clients safety for their life in the home, but also

yours as the person responsible for making sure everything that is done is up to said codes.

When designing a home for instance, you should always make sure that the materials you have

chosen to incorporate into the client’s home are code compliant. For instance, draperies

meeting fire hazard codes and tests. These can be found in such places as, “NFPA 701: Standard

Methods of Fire Tests for Flame Propagation of Textiles and Films” (NFPA). Also keeping track of

door and hallways in spaces to make sure they are wide enough is also an important factor to


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Works Cited

Justice, U.s. Department Of. "Checklist for Existing Facilities Version 2.1." ADA Readily

Achievable Barrier Removal Checklist for Existing Facilities (n.d.): n. pag. Ada.gov. Web. 29 Apr.

2016. .

"NFPA 701: Standard Methods of Fire Tests for Flame Propagation of Textiles and Films."

NFPA 701: Standard Methods of Fire Tests for Flame Propagation of Textiles and Films. N.p., n.d.Web. 29 Apr. 2016.


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INTA212 – Residential Planning 1

W3A2 Codes Analysis Essay

• Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using sprinklers in residential applications Identify if

sprinkler systems are required in new residential construction in your locality Explain if you feel

they should be required in all renovations of existing residential buildings

When it comes to the use of sprinklers in residential applications there are advantages and

disadvantages. The advantages of having the sprinkler systems are that they prevent the fires from

spreading and are put out. This is especially good if you are out of town and something were to start on

fire. The smoke alarms would go off first which could alert a neighbor to call authorities and then the

sprinklers come on to contain or diminish the fire before authorities get there. (Sprinkler) The

disadvantages of having sprinklers systems are the water supply, type of water, cost, and false triggers. In

a typical residential home the water flow is 5 to 7 gallons per minute (gpm). A residential fire sprinkler

system requires 26 gpm. The use of water softeners causes technical problems such as the fire sprinkler

system not functioning. Residential water softeners are designed for low flow rates. The higher flow

rates that are required for a sprinkler system are diminished by the water softener because it drops the

water pressure. The cost of installing the sprinkler system is a lot in itself but there are many hidden

costs as well. In residential applications the water service is measured at 5/8”. They need to be increased

to 1 ¼”. This hidden fee is not thought of because it needs to be done by a plumber. Another hidden


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Works Cited:

Schunk, Richard. ResidentialFireSprinklers. N.p.: n.p., 8 Feb. 2008. PDF.

http://www.hbact.org/Resources/Documents/Files%20DG/Fire%20Sprinkler%20Problems%20wit

h%20NFPA%2013D.pdf .

SprinklerSuccessesinOne-and-Two-FamilyHomesandApartments. Quincy: National Fire Protection

Association, Mar. 2014. PDF.

http://www.firesprinklerinitiative.org/research/sprinkler-performance-and-benefits.aspx

http://www.hbact.org/Resources/Documents/Files%20DG/Fire%20Sprinkler%20Problems%20with%20NFPA%2013D.pdfhttp://www.hbact.org/Resources/Documents/Files%20DG/Fire%20Sprinkler%20Problems%20with%20NFPA%2013D.pdfhttp://www.hbact.org/Resources/Documents/Files%20DG/Fire%20Sprinkler%20Problems%20with%20NFPA%2013D.pdfhttp://www.firesprinklerinitiative.org/research/sprinkler-performance-and-benefits.aspxhttp://www.firesprinklerinitiative.org/research/sprinkler-performance-and-benefits.aspxhttp://www.firesprinklerinitiative.org/research/sprinkler-performance-and-benefits.aspxhttp://www.hbact.org/Resources/Documents/Files%20DG/Fire%20Sprinkler%20Problems%20with%20NFPA%2013D.pdfhttp://www.hbact.org/Resources/Documents/Files%20DG/Fire%20Sprinkler%20Problems%20with%20NFPA%2013D.pdf


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Megan Coy

INTA212 – Residential Planning 1

Spring 2016

W3A2 – pt. 2

Codes Analysis Essay

• Select a topic from Part I and discuss three reasons why you feel the topic demands code compliance in

residential design Explain what could happen if code compliance is not met for this topic

The Energy Conservation Codes are crucial for determining the consumption versus cost of energy spent to

maintain and monitor the residential space of any dweller; as well as providing a beneficial output of energy in

the environment. There are not only energy costs, but general use of natural resources that may or may not be

salvageable if not consumed properly. (Wallace) This topic demands code compliance for a few reasons. One,

without the codes in place and living spaces being constructed without compliance, a home may become


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I believe that the closet can be adjusted so that it goes all

the way to the wall with the windows. However, it would

have to be moved out more in order to not get in the way

of the window. If I do that then I would have to loose a

piece of furniture. I believe that the proportions of the

furniture to the walls and size of the room are accurate. I

did have some issues with the size of the bed at first. I

believe that I have fixed that issue and it now looks a lot

better. By doing this study model I was really able to seewhat the whole picture will look like. By doing it to scale it

allows me to see how much traffic space there will be. I

am more than likely going to have to move the one

dresser by the bed. We shall see. I believe that the bed is

the dominant form in the model. Everything else are the

subdominant forms. The bed is really the focal point of theroom. The nightstands and dressers really accentuate the

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Residential Design I/INTA212RP P01

Professor Michelle Kirkpatrick

May 17, 2016

Justification and Reflection

For the Stark’s home I researched what Scandinavian Design was and ran with it. The clean crisp

feel with a pop of color is what Scandinavian Design is all about. The pop of orange was chosen to

incorporate the Modern theme as well. The overall goal of this home was to find a balance and

harmony between Robbs passion for music, Brienne’s love for photography, and the Modern

Scandinavian Design. I was able to accomplish this by adding in accent pieces such as artwork and

wallpaper. These pieces are modern yet in the chosen color palette and offer music and photographyinfluences.

When it came time to laying out the interior walls and furniture in the schematic plans I had a

clear vision in line. I thought I knew what would fit perfectly and that was not to be. I realized that

some rooms were un-necessary and that others, once furniture was added, were too crowded. Due to

this, I had to make a few changes such as door placements and wall placements. When I adjusted these

things it made the traffic flow a lot smoother and the functionality of the rooms better.

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